Notice for Publication of Land Claims in Nebraska
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at North Platte Neb issues notices for final proof on two homestead entries. JAMIES TT Wiker of Dalton and WILLIAM EB EDWARDS of Dalton file intent notices to prove up five and three year claims respectively before the County Judge in Sidney Neb on December 12 1912. Witnesses include William Morron Waitin Be idwards Abner A Sharp John J Brown all of Dalton Neb.
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Department of the Interior
US Land Office
North Platte
Neb
Jamies TT Wiker
Dalton
Sidney
William Morron
Waitin Be.idwards
Abner A. Sharp
John J Brown
U. S. Land Office
William EB. Edwards
William Morrow
Abner A Sharp
James H. Wiker
John J. Brown
U_ S. Land Office
Tienry J Handley
Ney
Ny Nw
William Blumenthal
Clare Gillespie
Bert Gillespie
William Lee Ravert
Dalton, Neb
U S. Land Office
Rasmus K Jorgenson
Sunol
Nebraska
Township 15
6Th Principal Meridian
Joseph Oberfelder
Seprashe
William Frerich
Peter Stevens
Nebr
Emery Plank
Mons Johnson
Evans
Joan J Brown
P. W
Pames
William E. Edwards
Sidney High Faces Alumni In Lively Weekend Battle
A Saturday basketball game between Sidney High and Sidney High Alumni drew a crowd with a close finish. The Alumni showed rust early but heated up in the second half, hinting at more games to come this season.
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Sidney High
Landslide for Wilson landslide for Wilson
New York elects a Democratic wave as Wilson leads in the presidential race with Roosevelt and Taft trailing. Despite varied returns across states, Wilson appears to hold a strong electoral lead while Democrats gain governorships and potential Senate control in several regions.
Wilson victory dominates New York returns in 1912 vote
New York election results show a Wilson plurality of about 200,792 over Taft with Roosevelt third. Governor Sulzer leads over Hedges and Straus, while Democrats secure 31 of 43 congressional seats to 12 Republicans.
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Roosevelt
Taft
New York
Wilson
New York State
William Sulzer
Job F. Hedges
Oscar &, Straus
Missouri Returns Shift As Democrats Take State and City Offices
St Louis reports a Democratic landslide with national and state tickets winning by about 100 000 votes. Wilson leads governor race. Republicans regain few seats with only Bartholdt and Dyer re-elected. Several districts show Democrats prevailing as returns from 1504 of 3300 precincts come in.
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St. Louis
Major
McKinley
Norton
Missouri
Richard Bartholdt
L C. Dyer
Roosevelt Leading in South Dakota as Returns Trickled In
From about half of 1653 precincts Roosevelt held a slim edge over Wilson with results still in doubt. Byrne led Johnson for governor, and Republicans Burke and Martin appeared re elected. Dillon won in the First district, with the legislature yet undecided.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Roosevelt
Wilson
Byrne
Johnson
Burke
Martin
C. H Dillon
Victor Berger Defeated In Milwaukee Reelection Battle
Milwaukee reports Congress member Victor L. Berger the sole Socialist in the house was defeated for reelection marking a significant political shift in the city on November 6.
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Milwaukee
Victor L. Berger
Oregon results show Wilson leading. Lane and Zaling duel for Senate
Scattered returns from Oregon indicate Wilson leading with Roosevelt second and Ben Zaling vs Harry Lane shaping the Senate race while Jonathan Bourne runs third. Indiana results show Governor Wilson leading in early precincts as Dem Ralston leads Beveridge and Durbin. national figures Taft roosevelt balance close.
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Oregon
Portland
Multnomah County
Wilson
Roosevelt
Ben Zaling
Harry Lane
Nem
Jonathan Pourne
Indiana
Indianapolis
Taft
Samuel Ralston
Albert J. Beveridge
William T. Durbin
Unique Doings of Juniors Halloween Progressive Party
The Juniors held a holloween progressive party visiting Martin, McDaniel, Johnson, and Hart homes with Edith Martin, Hen rietta Shoemaker, Helen Lindsay, Sophie Gould, Fern Johnson, Nellie Armstrong, Francis Hart, and Florence Merifield hosting. Ghost stories, food courses, and music followed, while a senior attempt to use a chimney as a megaphone provided comic danger. Decorations focused on black, white, and Halloween colors.
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Martin
Edith Martin
Henrietta Shoemaker
Milton Wright
C. P. McDaniel's
Helen Lindsay
Sophie Gould
N. P Johnson
Fern Johnson
Nellie Armstrong
Blaine Grabill
Hart’s
Francis Hart
Florence Merifiela
Florence Merifield
Musicol
Boxing Bout Ahead at Tobin Opera House
Boxing fans will see an exhibition match on Wednesday November 20 as Sidney's Tommy Smith meets Chicago’s Kid Lang at the Tobin Opera House. Local interest is strong and tickets are expected to move quickly.
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Sidney
Tommy Smith
Kid Lang
Chicago
Tobin Opera House
Norris Leads Shallenberger in Nebraska Senate Race and Morehead Wins
Early returns show Norris leading Shallenberger for U.S. senator as western counties report, while Morehead is elected governor over Aldrich by about 10 000 to 12 000 votes. Wilson leads Roosevelt and Taft in electoral tallies, with Douglas county adding to Republican gains. Democratic statewide ticket appears doomed. three Democratic congressmen reelected, legislative outcomes still uncertain.
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Taft
Wilson
Idaho
Roosevelt
Ihh- Nois
Colonel Roosevelt
Cook County
Illinois
Kansas
Omaha
Morehead
Nebraska
Norris
Shallenberger
United States
Douglas Couunty
Aldrich
Douglas County
Harman
Taylor
Delzell
Maguire
Lobeck
Stephens
Kinkaid
Sloan
Barton
House
Pancoast
Sugarman Ard Lee
Grossman
Obituary Mrs V A Klein Flora A Scherer
Obituary for Flora A Scherer born December 5 189 in Montgomery County Illinois. She married Vaclav A Klein September 17 1881 in Cheyenne Wyoming. They lived in Sidney Lodgepole before returning to Sidney where she died November 2 1912 after a long illness. Survived by husband two daughters Ethel and Clara. Funeral held at home Tuesday at two in charge of Rev Kampman. Funeral attracted many mourners and closed business houses. Relatives and friends from several states attended.
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Flora
A. Scherer
Montgomery County
Ilinois
Vaclav A. Klein
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sidney
Lodgepole
Klein
Ethel
Clara
Father Kampman
Advice from the Best Farmers, Not the Poorest
The Kansas Farmer urges readers to seek advice from the most successful growers. It questions following the poorest neighbors and emphasizes discovering the reason some men prosper more than others. Identify that factor and practice it if possible.
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Kansas
Bring the Town Nearer by Better Roads Plan
A historical note emphasizes bringing the town nearer through improved roads. It laments that moving to town is impractical for many yet urges practical steps like leveling and surfacing roads to close the gap, while acknowledging the task is easier said than done.
Death of Hastings Woman After Typhoid Illness
The Telegraph records the death of a young Hastings woman from typhoid fever after a prolonged illness. Carl C. Jones and his wife came from eastern Nebraska two years ago to manage the St. George ranch where Jones holds stock. She was treated in North Platte in July and brought home in October, with parents visiting from Hastings. Her husband and mother moved her to Hastings for lower altitude before her death Monday night. Funeral details are not yet available. the community offers deepest sympathy.
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Hastings
Neb
Carl C. Jones
Mr. Jones
St. George Ranch
Sacred Concert at M. E. Church Tonight
A sacred concert is held at the M. E. church tonight at 7 30 with Chester Birch and Mr Eddins assisted by local talent for an hour long program all are invited Doctor Swatzlander office over First National Bank
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M. E
Chester Birch
Mr. Eddins
Doctor Swatzlander
First National Bank
Teachers Examination Dates Set for November 15 16
The regular teachers examination will be held November 15 and 16 at the usual place. Teachers who are interested will please mark the date.
Sidney Telegraph Subscription Offer
A local ad promotes a one year subscription to the Sidney Telegraph for only $1.50. Readers are urged to subscribe now to receive the newspaper at a reduced rate.
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Sidney
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