Winners in State Election US Senator and Governor Named
The state ticket lists U.S. Senator R. B. Howell as Republican and Governor Charles W. Bryan as Democrat with numerous lieutenant governor, secretary of state, auditor, attorney general, land commissioner, treasurer, railway commissioner, superintendent, supreme judges, and university regent races. A message from Senator Hitchcock to Howell notes his defeat and praises Howell as a longtime friend.
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U. S
R. B. Howell
Charles W. Bryan
Fred G. Johnson
Charles W. Pool
George W. Marsh
Spillman
Dan Swanson
Charlies D. Robinson
C. A. Randall
John M. Matzen
George A. Day
E.i E. Good
James R. Dean
University Regent
Marty D. Landis
Hitshesek
Omaha
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Reg
Howell
Campaign Concludes With Fair Victory Acknowledgment
A formal letter expresses heartfelt congratulations to the winner, noting a hard fought campaign and fair victory. The author pledges sincere enjoyment of the service and extends best wishes for continued success, signed Q. M. Hitchcock.
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Q. M. Hitchcock
Total Vote Reduced. Congress May See Smaller Majority
Washington leaders project total congressional votes below 26.3 million, reflecting a 4 million drop from 1920 as voter apathy rises. McLean leads Spellap in Connecticut, Louisiana keeps eight Democratic seats, Robertson loses re election in Oklahoma, Walton leads for Oklahoma governor, and Republicans expand Senate grip to about 18 with a weaker House majority.
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Washington
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mise Alice Robertson
Muskogee
War
Sheriff Sale Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Judgment in favor of Florence Taylor against Fred W. Stuht directs sale of the south half of the northeast quarter, south half of the northwest quarter, southwest quarter and lots 1 2 3 4 in section 4 township 13 north range 48 west Sixth Principal Meridian Cheyenne County Nebraska. Sale December 21 1922 at 1 PM at front door of court house Sidney Nebraska for cash with one hour open.
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Isola B Wasson
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Florence
Taylor
Fred W. Stuht
Said
Sidney
J. W. McDaniel
Nebr
Order of sale in Halston v Brown Nebr lands Sidney
Isola B. issues an order of sale for real estate in Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska to satisfy an execution. The property includes Lots 1 and 2, Block 4, Wellner's Addition to Sidney. Sale to occur at public auction on December 22, 1922. Dated November 13, 1922.
Bank Seeks Real Estate Sale in Cheyenne County Neb
Farmers State Bank of Lundl Nebraska sues to sell the NE quarter of Section 26 in Township 16 Range 50 Cheyenne County Nebraska. The sale is set for December 21 1922 at 2 PM in Sidney Nebraska. Dated November 13 1972.
Order of sale directs land auction in Cheyenne Neb
Isola B favor of First State Bank of Lodgepole Neb sues E T Casselman and H C Casselman to sell the NW quarter of section 26 township 15 range 50 west of the Sixth P M Cheyenne County Neb on December 20 1922 at 1 pm to the highest cash bidder with sale open for one hour.
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Isola B Wasson
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
First State Bank of
Lodgepole
E. T. Casselman
H. C. Casselman
Sidney
J. W. McDaniel
Nebr
Notice of Real Estate Sale Under Court Judgment
Judgment in favor of The American Bank of Sidney Nebraska against Tincoln A Scriber et al directs sale of real estate described as the south half of Section 10 Township 13 Range 5 west in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Sale set for 11:00 a.m. on the date at the front door of the Sidney County Courthouse cash to highest bidder. Dated November 13 1922.
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Isola B. Wasson
District’ Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
American Bank of
Sidney
Tincoln A
Said
J. W. McDaniel
Nebr
Printing of Good Quality Ad Promises Telegraph
When in need of printing of good quality come to The Telegraph for reliable work and clear results.
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Telegraph
Sheriff to Sell Real Estate in Dalton for Nebraska Bank Case
An order of sale issued by Tsola 3 in favor of A. J. Jorgenson receiver of the Nebraska State Bank of Sidney directs the sale of Lot 1 in Block 7 of Gilgren's Addition to Dalton. On December 20, 1922 at the front door of the Court House in Sidney the property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash. IW McDaniel, Sheriff.
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Tsola
Wasson
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
A. J. Jorgenson
Nebraska State Bank of
Sidney
Oren Griswold
Als
Sale notice of block 15 Clarkson's Addition Sidney Nebraska
James McAleese sues Charles E Harper et al to sell real estate under execution. Description: all of block 15 in Clarkson's Addition Sidney Nebraska minus NE quarter, and a 132 by 132 foot parcel from NW corner, plus part of SW quarter and an eight foot strip north within 150 feet of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad right of way on Chestnut Street. Sale set for December 20, 1922 at 10 a.m. Dated November 15, 1922.
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Isola B. Wasson
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
James McAleese
Charles E. Harper
Clarkson
Sidney
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Chestnut Street
Said County
J. W. McDaniel
Nebr
Order of hearing on petition for appointment of administrator
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County in the County Court. For the estate of Amelia K Klein deceased Vaclav A Klein petitions to be administrator. Hearing set for December 9 1922 at 10:00 am to consider the petition. Notice to interested parties via The Telegraph for three consecutive weekly publications prior to the hearing.
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State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Amelia K. Klein
Vaclav A. Klein
Telegraph
Notice of sale school land in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Notice of sale under Chapter 81 Laws of Nebraska 1921 by M Lancaster county treasurer. On November 20 1922 at 2 pm in Sidney Nebraska at the county courthouse the north 62 feet of lot 5 block 35 original kidney town to be sold at not less than 875 dollars with 25 percent cash down and balance in ten years at 8 percent interest. Purchaser may pay all or part of the price in multiples of five percent on any interest day. Dan Swanson commissioner and Lancaster treasurer signatory.
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Nebraska
Kidney
Cheyenne
Dan Swanson
M. Lancaster
Cheyenne County
Gather Their Own Salt From Palmyra Lakes
Natives of Palmyra collect salt by dipping water from local salt lakes in small quantities and letting it evaporate to obtain the mineral.
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Palmyra
Tells a Flattering Tale From Yellowed Paper
A quotation from the Boston Transcript notes how money shapes belief in a man’s greatness. It reflects on avarice and vanity as money’s voice inflates self perception, warning readers about flattery tied to wealth and status.
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Maillions
Boston Transcript
Lawsuit notice in Dalton real estate contract
In Cheyenne County Nebraska Louie Arndt sues Perry E. Babb administrator of Hiram C Eckert estate and others over a contract to sell Lots 4 5 and 6 in Block 6 Dalton The November 20 1922 hearing in Sid ney district court will determine specifically perform the sale of all buildings on the lot set forth in the contract and recorded in the Cheyenne County Clerk’s office The notice is published under Chapter 204 of the 1921 Session Laws LOUIE ARNDT Plaintiff ISOLA B WASSON Clerk of the District Court
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Perry E. Babb
Hiram C. Eckert
Lola Annie Eckert Jacobus
Lola May Eckert
David Jacob Eckert
Rosie Irene Eckert
William K. Jacobus
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Louis Arndt
Hiram Co. Eckert
Perry
Babb
Dalton
Hiram
Eckert
Louie Arndt
Isola B. Wasson
Notice of Sale Under Chatel Mortgage
Public auction for cash of a five passenger Model 681 Nash touring car engine No 23973 at Hablers Garage Sidney Nebraska at 10 am on November 27 1922. Mortgage by W F Willmon to Sinclair Refining Company Chicago Illinois covering 486 32 due 518 79 as of November 8 1922 filed March 18 1922 Cheyenne County Nebraska. Mortgagee Sinclair Refining Company dated November 1 1922.
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Habler’s
Sidney
Nebraska
W. F. Willmon
Sinclair Refining Company
Chicago
Iinois
Cheyenne County
Don and Heavrin Endorse Doan's Kidney Pills
Why Women Suffer Many Sidney Women learn the cause of suffering from backache headache dizziness nervousness irregular urinary passages and weakness. Dean's Kidney Pills are praised as a root remedy endorsed by thousands including Mia Jack Heavrin who reports rapid relief and full recovery after using Doan's Kidney Pills priced 60 cents at local dealers. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY markets the product.
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Sidney
Dean
Mia
Jack Heavrin
Western Drug Company
Doan
Heard at the Circus Pea Nut Trick Impresses Teddy
In the Evening Transcript’s brief cartoon style item Teddy remarks that the elephant uses a vacuum cleaner to pick up a peanut, noting the surprising trick as one of the circus’s playful moments.
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Teddy
Toaton
Why She Is a Pippin and the Slang Origin
The piece traces the slang term pipin to the medieval French pépin meaning seed. It notes Anglicised usage and links the word to old apple varieties and fruit names such as pepin stock, a Yorkshire plippin, and a pearmain with possible Roman lineage.
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Pippin
Pipptin
Chamber of Commerce Officers Listed in 19th Century Roll
The document lists leaders of the Chamber of Commerce including Dr H B Mantor as president L T Poole as vice president Martin W Dimery as treasurer J J Johnson as secretary and A K Greenlee with A B Phelps also noted Rev Samuel Light Dr M E B Pettibone and Guy V Doran appear among the names in the roster
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H. B. Mantor
L. T. Poole
Martin W. Dimery
J. ~ . Johnson
A. K. Greenlee
A. B. Phelps
Samuel Light
M. EB. Pettibone
Guy V. Doran
Country Club Leadership Board Listed At Meeting
The document names W. K. Hodgkin as President Dr. F. A. Barger as Vice President EB. R. Krats as Secretary-Treasurer and a slate of directors including J. L. McIntosh H. B. Mantor P. L. Martin RB. Roche R. H. Rogers A. Bentley Me W. Dimery and A. E. Phelps.
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W. K. Hodgkin
F. A. Barger
EB. R. Krats
Sec’y-Treas
J.-L. McIntosh
P. L. Martin
RB. Roche
R. H. Rogers
A. Bentley
Me W. Dimery
Burlington Route Timetables Note Sparse Details
Fragmentary OCR shows train numbers and departure times with notes like West South bound No. B01 and 908, but many figures and words are garbled. Reads as schedule listing partial departures and destinations around Bridgeport with incomplete times.
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Bridgeport
Time Table No 3 Local and Interstate Arrivals Summary
Rail schedule fragment lists arrivals for multiple trains with times for eastbound and local passes. Notable entries include No 19 local pass at 6 45 p m, No 1 interstate at 6 55 p m, No 9 express at 9 10 p m, No 5 mail at 6 20 p m, No 8 interstate at 8 05 a m, No 2 interstate around 12:20 a m, No 10 local at 9 06 p m, No 20 at 6 56 p m, and No 262 way freight on Mon Wed Fri at 2 00 p m.
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John H. Morehead
Gamecrat
M. O. McLaughlin
Ashton C. Shallenberger
Robert Simmons
A. R. Mumphrey
Mr. Howell
B. Howell
New Haven
Conn
United States
George P. McLean
Thomas J. Spellap
New Orleans
Louisiana
Congress
Miss Roberteen
Okl
Oklahoma
J.C. Walton
John Fields
Senate
House of Representatives
Calder
New York
France
Maryland
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Sutherland
West Virginia
House
Sheriff’s Sale
Sheriff's Sale
Mary D. Halston
John J. Brown
Wellner
Farmers State Bank of
Lundl
Sinclair Refining Company, Mortgagee
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Benham Brothers Co., Inc
W. Bonham
Ies
8. W. Benham
Bentley Land Company
Sidney and Chappell, Nebraska
Charles H. Gardner
L. A. Donahoe
Joseph Oberfelder
Sidney, Nese
Leo E. Osborn
Real Estate & Investments
Wright
B. EB. Roche, M. D
Chamber of Commerce
Burlington
J. B. Taylor
M. D
Larsen
Res
M. Hadley
H. T. Doran
Cheyenne County Abstract Company
Real Eketate Insurance
Sidmey
W. T. Eikner
Reems
O'Kane Bidg
Ray E. Witham
Sidmey, Nebrad
DE. Frank A. Barger
Lees
F. L. Snell
Neubewer Bldg
W. O. Campbell
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