County Commissioners Appoint County Fair Board in 1926
May 18 1926 meeting in Sidney Nebraska regular session of Cheyenne County board with Chairman Goding presiding. Appointments to county fair board made for three two and one year terms representing diverse parts of the county. A payment of 92.25 from G R Brill received for Royal typewriter purchased through the county treasurer.
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Court House
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Wm. M. Goding
Bert Allington
A. D. Rose, Jr
R. N. Kepler
J. W. Billeter
Henry Paviat
A. J. Jorgenson
K. Greenlee
J. A. Bentley
Toulse Johnson
Dalton
George Burke
Gurley
J. M. Nelson
W. W. Wise
Lodge Pole
Charles Welton
Joe Johnson
Potter
Guy Shaw
Larenzo
Martin Dimery
Glen Bales
G. R. Brill
Royal Typewriter
County Proceedings Reflect Tax Refund and Exemption
In February commission proceedings, Bert Allington moved, AL J Rose seconded, unanimous vote to refund Dr Ames of Potter 5 on tax sale 1104 due to erroneous 1920 and 1921 assessments. Also ordered taxes canceled on lots S and 9, block 6, Original Town of Votter, for 1921 onward as church property exempt from tax. Meeting adjourned until June 1 or at chairman’s call.
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Bert Allington
AL J. Rose
Dr. Ames of
Potter
Bere Allington
AL D. Rose
Votter
Bunker Hill Social Roundup From Friday to Sunday
Residents of Bunker Hill and nearby areas gathered for visits and meals at multiple homes including Mrs. Rohde, Mrs. Overman, and the Engel and Beyer households. A Lutheran Aid quilting session occurred, followed by a midday and evening meal spread. Center and Bunker Hill played ball with Center winning 11 to 2, and numerous neighbors shared dinners, card games, and casual visits through the weekend.
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Henry Blanke
George Harms
John Schlesselman
Henry Ebmke
Wilma
Rudolph Lipstraw
Wm. Jendes
Clara Beyer
Bunker Hill
Wm. Rohde
John Engel
Ernest Hille
Ray Frame
Andrew Nelson
Jack McGrane
Portrey
Frank Beyer
Fred Beyer
Pete Beyer
Emanuel Troutman
Wm. Sachs
Joe Wahler
Mayer
MecGrane
Frame
Hille
Louie Volkerts
Baby
Art Draper's
Tda
Lawrence
Mary Portrey
Jack Families
Beatrice Birmingham
Henry Schmidt
Paul Meyer
Wim. Meyer
Bernice
Raymond Beyer
Iva Beyer
The
Academy
Notice of Clean Up Week Proclaimed by City Official
R H Rogers proclaims clean up week from Monday May 24 to Saturday May 30 recipients urged to clear property and alleys of unsightly rubbish. City will remove tin cans and refuse free of charge during the week except ashes. Attend first day to avoid duplicate trips. residents should remove ashes at their own expense.
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R. H. Rogers
Erie
Bake Sale by W B A Ladies in Sidney May 22
The ladies of the W B A will hold a bake sale at Sidney Meat and Provision company on Saturday May 22 starting at 2 p m. Proceeds support community activities and membership drives. Items include homemade pastries and confections for afternoon shoppers and families.
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Sidney Meat and Provision Company
Instruction on Hawaiian guitar starts soon
An notice invites interested persons to join a Hawaiian guitar course starting soon. For details contact Sidney Music Store or the National Refining Co service station to apply.
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Sidney Music Store
National Refining Co
Memorial Day Flowers Help Call M G Howard
Fer Taxi On all 61 Memorial Day flowers call M G Howard. North Pintte Floral Cs.
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Fer
M. G. Howard
British general strike ends as talks forge new terms
News Review reports the general strike in Britain ended after talks led by Sir Herbert Samuel and Arthur Pugh produced a framework for resuming coal negotiations. The Trades Union Congress called off the strike with conditions, while the government moved to stabilize pay and jobs and to set up a national wage board amid miner opposition.
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Britain
Prades Union Congress
Laborites
Trades Union Congress
Sir Herbert Samuel
Baldwin
House of Commons
Herbert Samuel
Royal Coal Commission
Arthur Pugh
Miners’ Federation
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Liberal Party
United Kingdom
Megal
Farm relief bill amendments seek major funding cuts
Reform advocates unveil proposed changes lowering the $375 million revolving fund to 175 million for cotton, 75 million for corn and other staples, and 25 million for miscrops. An equalization fee would start immediately for all but cotton, embargo powers limited, and referendums required before emergency actions. Curtiss-Aswell and Tincher backers move toward a compromise to defeat Haugen.
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Federal Farm Board
Big air mall service expands with long and short routes
A major aviation advance unfolds with twelve hour Chicago to Dallas and twenty four hour New York to the Southwest routes via Chicago. A northern Chicago to Minneapolis line opens June 7. HMA's premier Dr W W Yen forms a foreign trained cabinet led by Alfred Sze and Wellington Koo with Wu Pei fu backing, while Chang remains silent. Americans fear Wu troops seized over 30000 rifles stamped with US and Russian seals believed to be Soviet sales of WWI arms.
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Air Mall
Chicago
Dallas
Texas
New York
Southwest
Minneapolis
HMA
W. W. Yen
Alfred Sze
Washington
Wellington Koo
Wu Pei-fu
Marshal Chang
China
America
United States
President Coolidge to summer at Kirkwood estate Adirondacks
Secretary Saunders announces the president will spend the summer vacation at the Irwin R. Kirkwood estate in the Adirondacks on Osgood Lake. The property features a large lodge with modern conveniences, tennis courts, boat houses, a bowling alley and a billiard cabin owned by Kansas City Star publisher Irwin R. Kirkwood.
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Coolidge
Adirondacks
Irwin R. Kirkwood
The
Kansas City Star
Osgood Lake
Week's News Highlights From War Fronts to U S Politics
In the week’s news French and Spanish progress against the Rifinas Loriga and Giatturas. Spanish aviators flew from Madrid to Manila. Cuba’s large railway strike ends with President Machado named as umpire. Moxie government faces rebellion in Guer Reed. Alton Parker, Democratic candidate for the Presidency in 1904, dies in New York.
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INOR
Rifinas
Loriga
Giatturas
Madrid
Manily
Cuba
Machado
Moxie
Alton Parker
New York
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the Telegraph
Sudan
Fred Stuht
J. E. Harr
Albaught Tire Shop
Sidney Exchange
F. 2Nd St
M. W. Dimery
Joe Mortfeld
Farmers Fievator Co
Fritz Brauer
C. M. Wright
2Nd St
Matt Treviani
E. Planck
Jim Irwin
Yale
John B. Cortney
Colton
R. I
S. R. Sweet
W. 7Th St
Hardy's
Apt. F
John W. Burke
Morris
Vv. F. Kucera
Jack Schuerman
Winders Hardware
Hazzard Building
F. A. Barger
A. 8
Hardy
J. St. Inquire
H. T. Doran
Hink Building
Otto Hinker
Oliver Chilled
U. P
Robert S Oberfelder
C. P. Chambers
George Thompson
Greenlees’ Grocery Department
Cc. M. Wright
C. D. Green
T. PR. Wilson
Western
Box 1151
Scottsbluff
Nebr
Chappell
Obhkosh
Tilfe Insurance Concern
North Platte
Leon Fine
A. A. Bauer
Sidney Ice and Storage Co
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co
Telegraph
Baud
Fred Stubt
F. H. Barnell
Sidney Hotel
Bake Sale
Bank of England
London
Vestal
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
Navy Yard
Charlestown
Mass
North Pole
Edward W. Pickard
Richard F. Byrd
United States Navy
Mord Bennett
Kings Pay
Spitzbergen
Fokker
Reneh
Italy
Byrd
Roald Amundgen
Kings Bay
Norge
Alaska
Nobile
Point Barrow
Detroit
George Hubert Wilkins
Pole
Oland
Joseph Pilsudski
Witon
Malczewski
Pilsudski
Warsaw
Belvedere
Wojfciechowski
Sikorski
Witos
Pilsudsk
Ermany
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von Hindenburg
Luther
Reichstag
Prosper Poulent
Cabiret
Belgium
Albert
Marunet
Cheinhber of Deputies
Brunet
Senate
Watson-Parker Railway Labor Act
House
Federal Railway Labor Board
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