Cheyenne County Commissioners Meet In September 1918
Cheyenne County Nebraska board convened at the courthouse Sidney with all members present. They reviewed the treasurer’s office and approved the treasurer’s statement. A petition from Township 16 North Range 51 West asked for a state survey re survey with a special election scheduled for October 1 1918. Notice published warns landowners to remove weeds along public highways or risk assessment of costs. District Court Room usage for church purposes withdrawn due to government workload. Meeting adjourned to October 1 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Haurvey M. Fisher
Frank X. Rihn
L. R. Barlow
William M Goding
Local Notes on Neighborhood Arrangements and Travel
Miss Minnie Sprenger registered local women last Thursday. Mrs Bell joined Mr and Mrs Krentz on a trip to Sidney Wednesday. Miss Laura Madden covered part of the week at the Dye school due to illness. Menenich suffered poisoning but hauled no wheat to Dotter Friday and returned with a cow load for J M Nelson. The Welch family had Sunday dinner with the Bell clan. Mr and Mrs Frank Hazlitt aided Andrew Anderson with threshing Friday. JM Nelson and family visited Sidney Sunday. Joe Rotman of Flagler Colorado spent Sunday with the Jo Ho Madden home. Miss Sadie Foster left Sunday for Weyerts Nebraska to teach this winter. Frank Hazlitt and wife visited the Dre school last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Sprenger
Bell
Krlentz
Sidney
Laura Madden
Miss With
J. M. Nelson
Wleutyz
Frank Hazlitt
Andrew Anderson
JM Nelson
Sidney Joe Rotman
Flagler
Colorado
Jo Ho Madden
Sadie Foster
Weyerts
Nebraska
Dre
Hungry Gulch Fall Weather Socials and Sale Report
Lovely fall weather noted as W Jordan and family visited Fred Holtman and family. Oscar Olson and wife returned from Cheyenne via auto after a pleasant trip. Al Yank and Von Wise with families dined with Ira Bennett. Memorial services for Francis De Brillan oat Lodgepote attended. The Livingston Sale on Wednesday drew a good crowd and fair stock prices.
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W. Jordan
Fred Holtman
Oscar Olson
Cheyenne
Wromine
Yank
von Wise
Ira Bennett
Francis de Brillaner
Nook
Livingston
Batteries Tested At Sidney Battery Station
A brief item notes that batteries were tested at the Sidney Battery Station located on West Lincoln Way. It records a routine maintenance activity with no injuries or incidents reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Battery
West Lincoln Way
Confident Kidney Testimony From Sidney Readers
Dowrs Kidney Wills are praised for rapid relief and lasting results by Sidney readers. August Ackermann of North Platte Nebraska cites long term health improvement after using the pills for backache and kidney troubles. He endorses Down's Kidney Wills as the best kidney medicine, noting no symptoms of trouble for years. Foster Milburn Co. advertises Youm's Kidney Pills at 60 cents.
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Dowrs
Sidney
August Ackerman
Fourth St
North Platte
Nebr
Dean
Down
Ackermann
Yoam
I Am Public Opinion Allo omen fear me
A wartime appeal voices demand for support to aid fighters, not empty patriotism. The speaker, Pudge, warns that true judgment rests on financial aid for troops facing death, rather than words or tears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Pudge
International Motor Trucks praised for efficiency and durability
The article argues motor trucks depend on two core units the motor and the final drive. It notes International Motor Trucks excel in both the motor and the internal gear drive rear axle, which converts power into ten miles capacity. Owners praise the value and service of these trucks for hauling and delivery work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Motor Trucks
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Furer Grocery Co
Sidney, Neb
Plant Ie
Slawson
Lalley
Valley
Chas. Nepinsky
Basement Gapen Bidg
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Genco Light
Chas. Kilroy
P. O
Sidney, Nebraska
Fensee Bros
the Home of Quality
Sunol, Nebraska
Sidney Transfer & Implement House
E. L. Uptegrove
Prop
Rose Street
Union Pacific
Sidney, Mebr
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