Weekly millinery and local notices in Sidney
New millinery weekly at Fish mane and various ads for stoves pasture rental and realty inquiries. Listings include dental services price notes hay rental rooms, an opera house Thanksgiving ball, a three night Ruth Craven engagement with reserved seats, lost plumes, and local sales of cockerels and button making services.
A Good Farm for Rent Near Sidney Nebraska
Four hundred eighty acres near Sidney Nebraska with fencing and crop land. Features include a good house barn sheds corrals well windmill and ample broken land. Inquire LeRoy Martin Sidney Neb.
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Sidney
LeRoy Martin
Telephone rents to receive five percent discount in advance
Notice to patrons announces that starting December 5 1908 all telephone rents will have a five percent cash discount when paid quarterly in advance at the First National Bank Sidney Neb B A Jones president Professor W W Burr of the North Platte Station will attend the Sidney exhibit Saturday the 13th and will be one of the judges alongside Miss Wolford Millinery at Fishmans
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The
Independent Telephone Co
First National Bank
Sidney
Neb
B. A. Jones
W. W. Burr
North Platte Station
Miss Wolford
Proposals Sought for Cheyenne County Bridge Approaches
Cheyenne County Nebraska invites sealed bids for about 800 linear feet of earthwork approaches to a bridge on the North Platte near Irving. Bids due November 9, 1908, with 10 percent bid bond and $500 performance bond.
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Cheyenne County
State of
Nebraska
North Platte River
Irving
Board of County Commissioners
H. T. Doran
Sidney
Notice to Contractors Cheyenne County 1908 Break Neck Hill grading
Notice to contractors from Cheyenne County Nebraska invites bids for grading Break Neck Hill in the NW 1/4 SE 1/4 of section 19 township 19 range 47. Bids by job, 1500 cubic yards, to be approved by the Board of County Commissioners. Bidder to enter contract, provide bond of 100 dollars, and checks payable to H T Doran. October 15 1908 by order of the Board.
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Cheyenne County
State of Nebraska
Break Neck Hill
Board of County Commissionera
Commissionera
Nebraska
H. T. Doran
Board of County Commissioners
Taft Wins by Huge Margin in Key States Reported
Early returns show William H. Taft carrying New York, Ohio and Indiana with a sizable electoral lead. New York Governor Hughes re-elected, Indiana and West Virginia lean Taft, while Colorado shifts to Bryan and Missouri remains pivotal. Roosevelt and McKinley comparisons are noted as results come in.
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New York
William H. Taft
Ohio
Frank H. Hitchcock
Missouri
Taft
Maryland
Indiana
West Virginia
Montana
Colorado
Bryan
Parker
Roosevelt
McKinley
Norman E. Mack
Democratic Party
United States Senate
Cannon
Congress
Representative Payne
Representative Dalzell
House of Representatives
Payne
Charles E. Hughes
Judson Harmon
Senator Foraker
Mr. Taft
New York State
Empire State
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Bronx
Tammany Hall
Marshall
Teller
Pennsylvania
Electoral Vote Trends and Local Notices in Nebraska
The piece notes Taft leads in Wisconsin and New Jersey while Bryan tops Kentucky and Nebraska. It mentions Democratic gains in several midwestern states and shrinking Republican plurality in the middle west. Local items report residents, weather, Hallowe en cleanup, and Ruth Craven’s "Bess Of Idaho" engagement at Tobin Opera House starting November 9.
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Indiana
Virginia
North Carolina
Taft
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Bryan
Nebraska
Mr. Roosevelt
New Jersey
Massachusetts
New York
Middle West
Ruth Craven
Tobin Opera House
Bess of
Idaho
Taft Carries Home State and Ohio Vote Counts
Ohio voters back Taft with about a 50 000 lead while Harmon wins state office by 20 000. Wisconsin Indiana Colorado Minnesota show Taft or Bryan leads with varied margins and party gains. Democrats claim legislature and U S Senate seats in several states as returns come in.
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Cincinnati
Judge Taft
Ohio
Judson Harmon
United States
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Isaac Stephenson
Assembly
Senate
Taft
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas R. Marshall
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Opera House
Tuk
Tucker's Tailor Shop
Fishman's
Wm. Beckenhauer
A. E. Kivett
Dalton, Neb
Gannon and Hughes
Greater New York
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J. B. Campbell
Lodgepole
George Peters
Misa Kate
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Omaha
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E. Gapen
Herman Springer
J Jeroy Martin
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H. E. Gapen
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Honauan
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Sidney, Neb
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Omaha, Neb
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Cheyenne Kimball
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