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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
7
A Nebraska appeal urges voters to support Taft and Sherman and the Republican state ticket. It frames the farmer as central to prosperity and the square deal, calling voting a sacred duty to ensure good government and national progress.
A persuasive county division plea urging South End voters to back division to avoid north end control. The argument cites lower taxes, shifted land and water uses, and differing needs, warning against north end attempts to redraw the line.
Leroy Martin, a long time progressive citizen, has won his party nomination for county attorney. The endorsement urges voters to support him at the polls next Tuesday after completing county division duties.
The Morrill Mail editorially endorses L. L. Raymond for state senator, praising his rise from boyhood, spotless record as judge and prosecutor, and strong advocacy for Western Nebraska schools. It notes his independence from corporate influence and cites his recent public remarks as evidence of his suitability and public trust.
The piece urges Nebraska voters to assess Republican achievements, arguing the party reduced taxation by eighteen million dollars on railway property, relieving state taxpayers. It contrasts GOP progress with Democratic promises, criticizing Democrats for failing in state government.
Statement from M P Kinkaid to voters in the 6th District outlines tariff revision, farm export support, inclusion of barbed wire on free list, endorsement of Walter Staten, dental regulations, repeal or major reduction of the One Section Act improvement clause, commutation privilege, and support for a lake to gulf canal to shorten a speaker.
Herial No. 0708 announces that Ueney Piarhuen of Sidney Nebraska filed for Homestead Entry No. 4ae on December 3 1908 before James Cher County Judge Sidney Nebraska witnesses listed include John Oldershaw Thomas F Clinton Hans L Christiansen Ernest Kruse and Bidney Nebr J E Evans register confirms filing date origin and procedural details
By order of the Cheyenne County Board a public proposition will appear at the next general election on November 2, 1996. The proposition calls for the erection of a new Cheyenne County with defined boundaries and local government, to be approved or rejected by qualified electors.
Land described in Cheyenne County will be offered for lease at public auction at the County Treasurer's office in Sidney on November 13, 2008 at 9 00 a m. Terms and value available on request from the County Treasurer or from Ooms Lands, parcel parameter Misaiwee 36-19-1. 4 H. M. Earox. Public Lands & Buildings.
Fragmentary financial note lists loans and discount figures for a banking house in Turnsike with fixtures, current expenses and taxes, and totals from national, state, and private banks. Included are liabilities totaling $10,000 with several listed sub-items and balances such as 2,778 74 702 17 and 980.258 36.
The document outlines amendments to Articles three six and others, detailing election of Supreme Court justices, term lengths, residence requirements, and appointment procedures upon adoption. It specifies staggered six year terms, renewal cycles starting 1911 and 1918, and initial appointments by the Governor upon adoption. It also fixes pay for Supreme Court and District Court judges and notes approval and enactment dates.
Notice to interested parties that a petition has been filed to locate Public Road No 170 A. The route starts north of the track in Ghazeane County, proceeds south to the southeast corner, then west to final alignment. Objections and claims must be filed with the County Clerks by a stated deadline.
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