Sidney Daily Echo Local News Snapshot
North Divide residents and visitors frequent Sidney on Saturday with shop activities and social calls. Ed Schneulla visits Diller family and returns. Stoner buys touring car and departs for Federal Wyoming. Farmers report strong potato yields and new farm buildings rising nearby.
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Opal
Sidney
Clarence Ely
John Tally
Flagg
Hugh Moore
John Jones
Ed Stoner
J. P. Tracy
Federal
Wyo
Ed Schneulla
Scottsbluff
Homer Huskins
Busbaum
Henry Johnson
J. C. S. Shulenberg
Clyde Kinton
Knapp
John Jand
Isaac Jones
Catherine
Arina
Charles Osborne
Statewide elections to fill 100 reps 1 judge and other officers
The notice governs apportionment of one hundred representatives from seventy-seven districts, one Supreme Court judge, one chief justice, and full judicial district quotas. It also announces a referendum on the Primary Law (House Roll No. 323, 1919) to be held at the same time and places. Dated September 29, 1920, in Lincoln Nebraska signed by Governor Samuel R. McKelvie and Secretary of State Darius M. Amsberry.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Samuel R. McKelvie
Darius M. Amsberry
Food Value of Potatoes and Dry Matter Content
A government scientific committee report notes potatoes vary in food value. It states the most useful potato for food has the least dry matter. When two varieties nearly equal in dry matter, their feeding value is influenced by estrogen content in the diet.
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Govenment
Culbransen Pianos Sold by A. Hospe Co. Scottsbluff
The ad declares Culbransen pianos as up to date and highlights A. Hospe Co. of Scottsbluff as the exclusive local dealer. It notes the store has sold pianos for 45 years and invites readers to write or call for terms on the famous Culbransen.
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A. Hospe Co
Scottsbluff
Nebraska 1920 Election Proclamation by Governor McKelvie
Governor Samuel R. McKelvie proclaims a general election for November 2, 1920, at standard polling places. Voted offices include President, Vice President, Governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, auditor, public lands and buildings commissioner, state treasurer, attorney general, superintendent, railway commissioners, university regents, congressional seats, and 33 state senators from the twenty eighth district.
Notice of General Election in Cheyenne County Nebraska
The notice states a general election will be held on Tuesday November 2 1920 at usual voting places across Cheyenne County Nebraska to elect officials including President and Vice President Governor Lieutenant Governor Auditor of Public Accounts Commissioner of Public Lands and Buildings State Treasurer Attorney General Superintendent of Public Instruction two Railway Commissioners two Regents of the State University Member of Congress for the Sixth Congressional District and State Senator for the 27th Senatorial District.
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Cheyenne
Nebraska
United States
The
State University
Congress
Local County Officials List in Cheyenne Nebraska Race
The document lists positions such as representative for the 76th district, Supreme Court judge, chief justice, thirteenth district judge, district court clerk, county attorney, first commissioner, county judge, Sidney police judge, precinct justices of the peace with two constables each, and road overseers. The general election is set to open at eight a.m. and close at eight p.m. on the same day, signed by F. N. Slawson, County Clerk, Cheyenne County, Nebraska, dated October 4, 1920.
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76Th
Supreme Court
Thirteenth Judicial District
Sidney
Nebraska
Probate petition for William B. McRobert will execution
In Cheyenne County Court a petition for probate of the last will and testament of William B. McRobert has been filed and a hearing set for October 29, 1920 at 10:00 AM. Elisa McRobert is named executrix. Dated October 4, 1920. (SEAL) Co. P. Chambers
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
William B. McRobert
Elisa McRobert
Seal
Co. P. Chambers
Notice of hunting ban and new stock for sale
Notice proclaims hunting strictly forbidden on lands. Victor Talking Machines advertises a fine new stock available for purchase on small monthly payments. F. C. Burgess, Dealer, rear Bett's Jewelry Store.
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Victor Talking Machines
F. C. Burgess
Rear Bett’s Jewelry Store
Early Bird and Worm Fable Parable
A concise proverb stating that the alert and proactive usually win their aims in life. It frames the common saying that wakeful effort leads to success.
Local Grocer Ad Highlights Del Monte Canned Goods
An old ad touts quality groceries including Del Monte canned catups jams Web foot vegetables fruits Beach Nut jellies Sunshine cakes crackers Meadow Gold butter. It closes with a claim that they would not solicit patronage if their goods and service did not deserve it.
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del Monte
Webfoot
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North Divide
Secretary of
F. N. Slawson
William E' McRobert
Richard Krueger, William Krueger, Jesse Krueger
Automobile Insurance Farmers
W. Hornaday
Ideal Beauty Parlor
Oberfel
Zella Hevener
Prop
Furer Grocery Co
REO
RED
Reo Trucks
Anderson Hart-Parr Tractor Company
Sidney, Nebr
Phone 365
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