Daugherty Announces Candidacy for Cheyenne County Sheriff
John Daugherty files by petition to seek the office of sheriff in Cheyenne County. He respectfully appeals to voters for consideration and support in the forthcoming election.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1895
Page
8
John Daugherty files by petition to seek the office of sheriff in Cheyenne County. He respectfully appeals to voters for consideration and support in the forthcoming election.
Nonpartisan candidate Charles Chamures announces his campaign for the office of Superintendent of Public Instruction in Cheyenne County. He outlines aims to improve curricula and school oversight, signaling a focus on educational standards and community involvement.
Hazy autumn weather and frosty mornings precede daily shopping notes at Chowins and McMullan s. Citizens like George Haxby and J C Wolf visit, while Oberfelder s stock grows varied and new trains bring travelers from Denver and Omaha. Community items, sales pitches, and local gossip fill the page with names, places, and small events.
Sterling Daily Advocate reports visits by Gus Grannaman and Frank Mallon to Denver to meet the Messiah, a misprint note on convention attendees, a charity dinner planned for October 26 in the Oberfelder block, and visits by Morris Davis of Sidney Nebraska. Also mentions Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy endorsements, a Lodge Pole ranch dance hosted by M Tobin, a stone house tour, and a Nebraska political forecast favoring Republicans, with ad copy for W. P. Bassett’s sale of Chamberlain’s remedies.
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