General Election Notice for Cheyenne County Nebraska 1971
On Tuesday November five, 1011, Cheyenne County Nebraska holds a general election at the usual voting places for United States Senator, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, and many state and county offices. Two constitutional amendments will also be voted on, one about suffrage for foreign born and another about calling a constitutional convention. Polls open eight A M and close eight P M with official canvass to follow.
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Cheyenne
Nebraska
United States
The
State University
Congress
Supreme Court
City of Sidney
A. Mand
Sidney
Fon
Slawson
Cheyenne County
May Raise Monkeys in Southern California Forecast
Los Angeles and southern California may gain fame as a premier monkey raising region if annual funerals succeed. The belief is that climate favors developing an industry to rear monkeys parrots and other wild pets, a market now hard to supply due to war conditions.
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Los Angeles
California
Worth Knowing Post Office Handles In Haste Letters
The Kansas City Journal notes there is no special department for letters marked In Haste. The general mail system processes urgent mail with standard procedures, ensuring delivery without an expedited unit.
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Kkansas
Buy Your Storm Doors and Sash Now
The Cheyenne County Lumber Company urges immediate purchase of storm doors and sash. Secure quality weather protection for homes and commercial spaces with durable materials and trusted local service.
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The
Cheyenne County Lumber Company
Belgium War Front Shifts as Allied Forces Reach Zee Bruges
Refugees report Belgian troops sinking German ships on the Rechou canal and Belgian forces retaking Zee Bruges and Ghent area. British and French units advance toward Bruges, Ghent, and Valenciennes while German retreats pressure a widening front along the coast and towards the Meuse. The peril to German lines grows as French and Belgian artillery bombards backfield positions.
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London
Holland
Belgium
Rechou Canal
Amsterdam
Exchange Telegraph Company
Ghent
Antwerp
Sluis
Broages
Washington
Zeebrugge
North Sea
Germany
Zeneland
Cahus
Bruges
Zeebrugse
Becloo
Meuse
Foch
Devnze
Thielt
Siruges
Armsterdam
Havre
Tatter
Courtrai
Audenarde
Roubaix
Obituary for Jerome B Halston in Henry County Iowa era
Jerome B Halston born in Henry County Iowa died October 17 in Rochester Minnesota at 65. Seven months. He married Mary Dbutt in Augusta and moved to Cheyenne County Nebraska where he served as county commissioner and helped build the new courthouse. Survived by wife and nine children with two predeceased. active in Methodist church and Masons. service conducted by Reverend L E Lewis with a large crowd and a formal graveside by Masons. widow, children, and grandchildren mourned a life of honor and kindness.
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Doc Bo Phuistamn
Hiwa
Myr Hiaisten
Rochester
Jerome B. Halston
Henry Couunty
Iowa
Marcel St
Minnesota
Mary
Augusta
Sidney
Haisten
Zille
Mary FE
Paul Collarty
Dolor A
Willian Fred
Sirond Company
Thomas
Broadwater
Fort Riley
Minnie AL
Mayer
Charlotte
Leroy Bancroft
Wyoming
Mabel
Gurley
Halston
Methodist Church
Ele
Friank Welch
L. E. Lewis
Masons
Ahrens
Roertger Burgess
Frances Burgess
Ehnimimer
Masonnie
EE Sthrowder Pooro M Wooldridge
Leon Fine M
Masons Greenlee
Daugherty Shoe Makers
Taylor Spiker
Grant
Herman Schlueter Soldier of Logan County Dies in Denver
Herman Schlueter, born in Denmark, served three years in the German army before immigrating to the United States in 1910. He homesteaded in Logan County, Colorado, enlisted in the U.S. Army aviation section in 1917, and died October 190? from a triactic coma at a Palace rooming house after a career across Fort Houston, Toronto, Leavenworth, Denver, and California hospital care. He is survived by brother Henry, two sisters, and possibly a German mother. Funeral held at Melock under Warper arrangements with limited attendance per government orders. Burial near the Lutheran Church south of Sidney.
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Denmark
Pianever
Dermaty
United States
Logan County
Colorado
Flo
Fort Houston
Texas
Toronto
Canada
Inia Hospital
Leavenworth
Denver
California
Palace Rooming House
Henry Schlueter
Sidney
Germany
Herman Schlueter
Melock
Tome Gields
O. W. Jeungle
Lost overcoat with fur hood in Sidney
Missed item described as a fur lined coat with speckled fabric and gold bows was left in the wrong car on Tuesday October 22 near the post office in Sidney. A large reward of 85,000 is offered by the Telegraph office for its return.
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Post Office
Sidney
Telegraph Office
Sidney Gidir
Drewer Calige
Funeral attendance notes from Hamilton brother arrival
His brother John Mitchell of Hamilton Canada arrived Wednesday to be present at the funeral.
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John Mitchell
Hamilton
Canada
Reverend Georgi Zelle Dies After Pneumonia Illness
The pastor of the Germam lauthered church for the missions of Sidney and Potter died at Alliance hospital Tuesday morning after pneumonia. He was under thirty, had been in town about two months, and after illness in Sidney he was taken to Alliance where he did not rally. The remains were shipped to Aurora Illinois for burial.
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Germam
Sidney
Potter
An Aiance
Alliance
Aurora
Ilinois
Labor Urges Changes in Public Utilities Ownership
The Ohio Federation of Labor, at its Columbus convention, calls for extensive federal ownership of railways, telephones, telegraphs, and other utilities. It favors government purchase of docks, coal mines, oil wells, gas properties, and water rights, plus a national pension system and high income taxes, to be proposed at the AFL meeting in Atlantic City.
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Columbus
United States
Ohio Federation of Labor
Federal War Labor Board
American Federation of Labor
Atlantic City
Burial for Bohemian man from Kimball in Knights of Columbus care
A young Bohemian man, about twenty six, who was working in Kimball, died of pneumonia. His body was brought down from Kimball on Wednesday and buried under the auspices of Reverend A. Link with the Knights of Columbus in attendance. He was a stranger in the west and had been employed in the sailor trade.
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Kimball
Rkeverend A. Link
Knights of Columbus
West
James Mitchell Pioneer Rancher Rites in Sidney
James Mitchell born October 15 1845 in Hebersdeen Scotland was a longtime resident of the county managing a large stock ranch near Lodgepole valley west of Sidney. He died in Sidney on October 23 1918 after three weeks of heart trouble. Funeral to be held this afternoon with Reverend Samuel Light presiding in a Presbyterian service. attendance limited to family and those necessary to comply with state quarantine rules.
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Hebersdeen
Scotland
Lodgepale Valley
Sidney
Alis
Thomas Clinton
Samuel Light
Young Henry Jobanek Dies of Pneumonia at 21
Henry dJohanek, son of Anton Johanek, died Monday in Nebraska after a brief illness. He lived twelve miles southeast of Sidney and was about twenty one years old. The body was shipped from Sidney to Fairfield, Nebraska, for burial. he was born in Nebraska on May 15.
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Henry dJohanek
Anton Johanek
Sidney
Fairfield
Nebraska
Lot
Corps Origins and Structure in US Military History
The term corps originates from the French word corps derived from Latin corpus meaning a body. It denotes an organized body in civil or military use such as police corps or Marine corps. In the US army two corps comprise multiple divisions with brigades and regiments, a system developed during the Civil War.
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Corps
Police Corps
Marine Corps
Moderation Best Policy Quote by Dr Kellogg
A daily balance of work and wear keeps one ahead. Moderation is good religion, and no man has a right to wear himself out according to Dr. Kellogg.
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Dr. Kellogg
Notice of Probate Hearing for Harriet L. McKinstry Estate
Notice is given to creditors and heirs that on October 24 1918 RR Jones of Sidney Nebraska and James A Stitzel of Lee County filed a joint petition in Cheyenne County Nebraska county court with a will purporting document and request to admit to probate as Harriet L McKinstry deceased. The petition seeks to bar claims against the Nebraska estate and set a hearing for November 15 1908 in the county court room at Sidney at 10 o clock. (Seal) CoP. Chambers County Judge.
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Harriet J. Melinstry
RR. Jones
Sidney
Nebraska
James A. Stitzel
Lee County
Cheyenne County
Harriet L. McKinstry
Harriet S. McKinstry
Ilinois
Towi
J. MM
Sid
D. R. Jones
Will Mae
Marriet L. McKinstry
Marinet Ll. McKinstry
Mt Om
Cop. Chambers
Music's Value on National Life
A quote on the saying bid men have no songs and a note that growing interest in music among people on the continent has a powerful influence for improving national life in our country and neighboring lands.
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Fon Slawson
Cabbal
Farmers’ Union
C. C. Hade
Ford
Ster
Louis Mann
Holland Line
Brussels
Turcoing
Belgian
Lille
Field Marshal Haig
Valenciennes
Valencinnes
Ojise
Serre
Anguiscourt
Champagne
Tour
Grand Pre
Vouziera
Vouziers
Aisne
Idrome Botatspon
Telegraph
Hardy Building
Office of the Telegraph
Ollie
Flour City
John Imere
Titman ‘Taylor
John Deere
Pandem Disc, Hb
Doran
Bentley Land Company
Sidney, Neb
C. M. Hadley
Lincoln Highway
HH. LP
Osborn Garage
Farrow
Beyer
Mack Young
Junk Yard
Albert Nogingost
Tlowell
Nebr
Dix
Triced
Emery J Tlorruat
Deuel
Adamson & Tegarden
Chappell
Herman W Schelubter
Georgi Zelle
Ohio Federation For Federal Ownership of Public Utilities
Cyril Mickenleck
James Mitchell
Henry Jobanek
Smith
Flivonit
Maxwell
Trek
Osborn Garagis
AL A. Aholman
Telephone
Trquire
Hink’s
AH Elman
Capen Building
Studt & Wink
Hink's
Osborn
REND
Toor
Fred Siedow
Heinur Schlueter
Proctor
Coto
Noytice
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