Gapen Named Editor and Publisher
Fe 10 Oi A. GAPEN will take the role of editor and publisher, guiding the newspaper's editorial direction and management responsibilities.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1906
Page
4
Fe 10 Oi A. GAPEN will take the role of editor and publisher, guiding the newspaper's editorial direction and management responsibilities.
Readable OCR lists Republican candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general land commissioner congressman senator state representative county attorney police justices constables and road overseers with names and districts in a fragmented general ticket slate from an early newspaper.
A satirical summary notes Rockefeller’s calm stance, Roosevelt’s timber pleas to protect forests, jobs and wages under debate, Bryan embarks on a campaign tour, and U S export prosperity figures. Taft governs Cuba while Gulf storms claim lives and streetcar competition intensifies in Denver.
A garbled note describes a Cleveland incident where a vehicle deviated to aid victims. It mentions a Towanda Pennsylvania teacher praised as the happiest in the United States, a neighborhood feud ending in a boycott, Scotland arrests speeding drivers and imprisons them, leaving occupants to walk or wait for a sentence varying from one week to a year, with playful commentary on Scottish quirks.
The verse describes harmony replacing conflict and meanings uniting into one calm peace. An image of an inward echo trembles away into silence as if reluctant to end.
Improvement is the order of the day in Lodgepole as Bert Bates displays the finest house in town. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Frahin on Friday September 29. Merchants prepare for fall goods while W W Young upgrades grain handling with a new horse power elevator. Visitors from Pike's Peak include Mrs H Graber and the Barlows. The Rush Creek Land and Live Stock Co. held its annual meeting in Lodgepole. Mrs Porterfield visited Iowa and Mrs BE Ty Yarlett and others attend Osarben festivities. Local families relocate for schooling and water quality remains a draw. Threshing continues with the harvest of the crop and jokes about politicians. The Stone Hotel changed owners for 3000 dollars. Land seekers keep agents busy as Cubs president Pahna is rumored retired.
In Union Valley the dry round 15 favors fall plowing as three threshing outfits operate. Jovl Wickard builds granaries, Carl Thorell visits, Henry Hinrichs improves roads and fire guards, and Henry Stevens moves to Eagle precinct with a first class outfit. Potatoes are praised in Cheyenne and western counties as coyotes trouble Hinrichs turkeys. A stack fire damages three stacks near Frank Folkerts, with engine and separator saved.
Multiple filings announce mortgage cancellation petitions against Stull Brothers Co partnership and First National Bank of Maverick in Cheyenne County. Notices urge defendants to answer by November 12 1900 and report hearings on settlement and land entry proceedings including Homestead case and tax matters with publication schedules.
The 1906 county tax list will be printed locally after past difficulties. Previous attempts outsourced to Denver caused delays and trouble for the county treasurer and commissioners. An in county Sidney office now offers workmanlike service at fair prices, ensuring proper material and wages.
The document presents a proposed 1900 Nebraska constitutional amendment creating a three member State Railway Commission with six year terms and rate regulation powers, to be voted on November 6, 1900, and includes a certification by Secretary of State Galuszka. It also contains a notice to non resident defendant George W. Miller in a Cheyenne County mortgage dispute, requiring answer by October 10.
Notice is given that creditors of the estate of John Hanna deceased must present their claims for examination and allowance before County Judge of Cheyenne County Nebraska at the county courthouse on October 15 at 9:00 a.m. Six months to file claims and one year to settle the estate from September 15, 1905. Published in The Daily Telegraph for four weeks prior to October 15.
Notice from the Interior Department Land Office North Platte Nebraska states G Franklin Babb of Dalton Nebraska files for final five year proof on Homestead Entry No 4414. Proof before James Tucker County Judge Sidney Nebraska on October 19 105. WITNESSES: Charles Ravert Ray Clough Stephen H Balt Albert Frehers all of Dalton Nebraska.
Sealed bids for a cement sidewalk on the east side of the Court House grounds Rose street must be delivered to the County Clerk by noon October 15 1906. Bid bonds equal to the bid are required and the County Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Barker Clerk Hoop County Commission.
John W. Thompson contests Anna Geckler entry No 5109 for lands in Section 13 Township II Range in Nebraska claiming lack of actual residence cultivation and absence from the land. Hearing set Oct 26 1903 before U S Register and Receiver. publication ordered due to service difficulties.
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