Cox Exposes Campaign Funds Amid Cox Campaign Speeches
The piece portrays allegations against Governor Cox and his campaign managers over a supposed ten million dollar Democratic fund. It cites sworn Senate testimony claiming Democrats planned a ten million fund, contrasts donor willingness, and accuses Republicans of seeking modest sums. The argument centers on funding and political influence during Wilson era politics.
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Extension News Service Warns of Abundant Next Year Seed Corn
Favorable weather for maturing the corn crop ensures a liberal seed corn supply for next year, say experts at the state college of agriculture. There is little or no old seed left in the state, with a short supply last spring and practically none available for next spring. Had early frost damaged the corn this fall, a crisis could have arisen. Present indications point to a fully mature corn crop in most sections of the state.
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State College of Agriculture
State Encourages Farm Ice Houses and Hens
Nebraska College of Agriculture urges farmers to build ice ponds and ice houses to cut summer costs. Plans cover excavation of ponds filled by windmills or run-off and small coolers. A circular on good layers explains traits of high producing hens and the need to cull poor layers. Also noted are egg contests and a USDA bulletin on aphid control for orchards.
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Ship officers to be voted at local elections
The text indicates elections for ship officers with a call to the college for a house management circular.
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Notice to Tax Payers Foreclosure for delinquent taxes in Cheyenne County
County tax lien actions proceed after three years of no sale. The county treasurer M. Lancaster warns taxpayers to settle delinquent taxes and notes county commissioners will order foreclosure. The notice clarifies the lien applies to real estate and follows official procedures for tax foreclosure.
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Automobile Insurance Farmers Special Term Policy
W Hornaday is noted in a brief insurance notice referencing a special term policy with Farmers. The item lacks further detail on coverages or dates but preserves the party and insurer names for archival reference.
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Farmers
W Hornaday
Order of hearing and notice on petition for settlement
To James Couch Ben Couch Charles Couch and all interested in the estate of William C Couch deceased the county court of Cheyenne County Nebraska is notified to appear on October 25 1920 at 10 for final settlement of the account filed September 24 1920 and for final decree and distribution of heirship.
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Notice to show cause in county court petition hearing
A court order directs show cause why the petition should not be granted and requires publication of the pendency notice in the Telegraph for three consecutive weeks. The order names C. P. Chambers, County Judge, and references Conklin's Medium Priced Fountain pens available at the Rexall Store.
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