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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1906
Page
4
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The voters are presented with a Republican ticket listing Sen Norris Brown Buffalo Governor George L. Sheldon Uass Lieutenant Governor Mr Hopewell Burt Secretary of State G C Junkin Gospel Auditor E M Searle Keith Treasurer L J Brian Boone Attorney General W T Thompson Hall Winnett Lancaster By Comrs Roht Cowell Douglas J A Williams Pierce Land Commissioner J M Eaton Dodge Supt Public Instr J L McBRIEN Fillmore Congressional Sixth District M P Kinkaid State Senatorial C A Sibley Representative E F Springer Scotts Bluff Co County Attorney Henry E Gapen Sidney Commissioner First District L B R Barlow Lodgepole Sidney Precinct Justices A A Clarke H A Brockway Constables Sol Willis Geo Buzza Road Overseers First District W N Eaton Second District Fritz Brauer
A rambling Telegraph Notes column mentions Roosevelt visiting a canal project, a $1 500 000 snow claim, Nebraska storms and rainfall, wheat hopes for next year, Iowa seeking a women’s penitentiary, Elizabeth Magie selling charms, and Mrs Barton’s jail sentence. It blends political notes, weather quips, and social gossip with dated references.
Fragmentary text notes Whittier and Nebraska plains with references to winter. It mentions temperature and season but lacks clear event or outcome details for a fuller summary.
The text chronicles a four to six year period where fusionists and Republicans raised railroad assessments in Nebraska. It notes escalating assessments from 1900 to 1906, claims total increases surpass fusion levels, and cites Union Pacific and Burlington contesting 1904 rates. It also contrasts auditor fees collected by factions and links taxation disputes to elections and a state attorney general.
Local notes ponder social wit and moral sayings while reporting Kansas State College findings on windmill irrigation near Garden City. The piece details windmill use, costs per acre, and crop values from alfalfa to cabbage, illustrating small area irrigation economics.
Union Pacific distributes a free pamphlet titled How to Make Good Roads detailing proper construction and maintenance of country roads. It explains the spilt log drag method for grading and surfacing and notes the benefits to farmers who use it. Inquire at W. J. Shoemaker, Agent.
In a garden a Knight pleads for the peasant maiden to flee with him promising a castle life. He offers a rose token pierced from his steel glove and they clash as his promise meets iron truth. The couple perishes as a warrior’s arrow and failing fate end the tale at dusk.
A district court notice from Cheyenne County Nebraska lists Emma Getsinger as plaintiff against non resident defendant Sean in a civil action. The document requests appearance and service of process per court rules.
Legal notice outlines a proposed Nebraska constitutional amendment to create a State Railway Commission of three members with six year terms, regulation of rates and services, and ballot wording for the November general election. Secretary of State A I Galusha certifies the proposal as true and submits it to voters.
A. B. Jackson files in Cheyenne County District Court to foreclose a mortgage on land described as SEX Sec 4 Twp 1n R 47w. The defendants include George Johnson Katie Johnson and David H Johnson plus unnamed spouse and non residents. Amount due on bond is 500 with interest at six percent from November 11 1902 and costs. prayer for decree and sale of the premises if in default. Answer due by November 19 1996.
Court records show on October 16 1966 James Tucker issued an attachment order for 850 in an action with Simon Fishman and R J Pero as defendants. $57 13 in cash held by the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway Co was seized. Case continued to December 3 1966 at 9 am. Also notice of property attachment for a yellow yearling heifer near Potter Nebraska tolling expenses for advertising and claims by J O M N Pero.
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