General Election Notice for Cheyenne County Nebraska 1915
On Tuesday November 5 1915 Cheyenne County Nebraska will hold a general election at the usual voting places to elect United States Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Auditor of Public Accounts State Treasurer Attorney General Superintendent of Public Instruction Commissioner of Public Lands and Buildings Railway Commissioner two Regents of the State University Member of Congress for the 6th District State Senator for the 27th District Representative for the 16th District three Judges of the Supreme Court County Clerk Sheriff Treasurer County Attorney County Surveyor County Commissioners 2nd and 3rd Districts County Judge County Superintendent Police Judge for Sidney Justice of the Peace and two Constables per precinct Road Overseer per district. At the same time two constitutional amendments on suffrage for foreign birth and possibility of a constitutional convention will be voted on. The polls open at eight in the morning and close at eight in the evening. Witness Pons Lawson County Clerk of Cheyenne County Nebraska dated October 11 1915.
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United States
Dublic Lands Anduildings
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Supreme Court
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Slawson
Court News and Local Notices at Week’s End
Court sessions yielded two disorderly conduct cases and an assault matter with lectures and fines. Judge Chambers presided over no criminal cases. The probate hearing on the estate of George Sehrear proceeded with final decree requested by Administrator Henry Sehrear. KF W Johnstone and Mrs. Rose Johnstone traveled from near Dalton toward Chicago, with Myrtle at St Patrick's Academy. Mrs Verry learns her husband, ill in San Diego Navy air station, may return on furlough. Joe Bailiff heads to Fort Riley to be with his son Lee, reportedly gravely ill from pneumonia. Lee Baliff reported deceased. VIRGIL MARSH, Jeweler.
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George Sehrear
Henry Sehrear
Johnstone
Rose Johnstone
Dalton
Chicago
Myrtle
St. Patrick's Academy
Charles Verry
San Diego
California
U. S. Navy Airy Station
Joe Bailiff
Fort Riley
Lee
Lee Baliff
Obituary for Joe Fine Navy sailor from Denver dies in Philadelphia
Joe Fine, born December 28 1895 in Philadelphia, died September 29 1918 at Naval Hospital League Island Philadelphia from pneumonia after influenza. A star catcher and lively presence, he served in the Navy and was buried in Denver with military honors. Survived by parents two sisters and six brothers with two brothers in service.
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Joe
Joe Fine
Philadelphia
Wee
Naval Hospital
League Islind
Pennsylvania
Navy
Denver
Sam
Tsadore
WS. Friedman
CK. Kauver
A. Brody
Fort Logan
Carl Trognitz dies after illness in Sidney Nebraska
Carl Trognitz son of Mr and Mrs Chas Trognitz died at eleven o clock Monday October 7 after failing health in Sidney Nebraska. Born March 21 in Sidney he spent life there with Union Pacific work and married Alice Maginnis in June 1915. Funeral held Thursday at Greenlawn with Reverend Light leading services. Interment in Greenlawn. widow, parents and baby son survive. Fellow railroad workers and Maginnis relatives attended despite quarantine constraints.
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Carl Trognitz
Sidney
County Court House
Union Pacific
Alice Maginnis
Kimball
Sidney Curl
Denver
West Lincoln Highway
Board of Health
Light
Ed Ahrens
Lester Vath
Hubert
Arthur
Dewey
Marshall Maginnis
Charles Irognitz
Ist
Greenlawn
Ace
Carl ‘Trognitz
Robert Maginnis
Wright
Dayton
Olio
Arthur Maginnis
Naval Service
San Francisco
Catherine Stevens
Charles Trognitz
Pierce South Dakota
Young Soldier Dies of Influenza at Georgia Camp
The young soldier boy died from influenza at a Georgia training camp and his body is being brought to Platte Center Nebraska for interment. Oscar, a Sunol businessman raised in Lodgepole, is survived by a young wife and other relatives. L. L. Manchester died at his Bordwell home in this city at age 50, after a varied career as a dry goods merchant and farmer. He was a longtime Episcopalian and will be buried there tomorrow in simple services conducted by Reverend Henry Ives.
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Georgia
Platte Center
Nebraska
Oscar
Sunol
Lodgepole
Ll. GB
Manchester
LL. Sf Bordwell
New York State
L. H. Bordwell
Lavinia Bordwell
Union Pacific
Colorado Springs
Sidney
Episcopal Church
Henry Ives
Bordwell
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God's Land
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H. T. Doran
Cheyenne County Abstract Company
Conveyancing Insurance
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Frank N. Rian
Il. BR. Barlow
William M. Goding
J. J. Worden
B.D. Worden
H. I Worden
D. R. Campbell
Sidney, Nebraska
Fon Slawson, Ed
Court News
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JO Fin
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Oscar Fenske
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