County Board of Equalization Adopts 1912 Tax Levy in Cheyenne County
On September 2 1912 the Cheyenne County Board of Equalization met in Sidney Nebraska to set levies. General Fund 6 mills Bridge Fund 114 mills Road Fund 2 mills Interest on courthouse bonds 2 mills. School districts across the county received General Fund and various building and bond levies. The board adjourned with no date, attested by Clerk H I Doran.
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Board of Equalization
Nebraska
Court House
H. i Doran
Cheyenne County Proceedings Approve Bridge Bid and Salaries
County commissioners of Cheyenne County Nebraska meet to approve the Empire Bridge Co. of Omaha as lowest bidder for a forty foot steel bridge at 954 dollars, appoint a deputy sheriff and approve salaries and expenses for August. They authorize payments from general and road funds, set next statutory meeting for October 1, 1912, and note related inquests, audits, and contributions to the agricultural society.
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L. R. Barlow
Lewis Brett
J. B. Halston
H. T. Doran
James L. Mcintosh
C. W. Johnson
Nels W. Olson
A. E. Hedlund
Fred Lehmkuhl
Nebraska State Irrigation Association
Bridgeport
Nebraska
Sidney Telegraph
Empire Bridge Co
Omaha
J. W. McDaniel
William F. Krueger
Cheyenne County
Court House
Cheyenne County Agricultural Society
Sidney
A. K. Greenlee
Engineers Ball charms Sidney with Union Pacific themed dance
Last Saturday the engineers for the Julesburg to Pine Bluffs double tracking hosted a blue print themed dance at the ice-plant hall. The event featured verse invitations, blue print maps, a hand-car to décor, Punch and a two course luncheon. Stokes Orchestra provided music to a socially successful evening.
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Julesburg
Pine Bluffs
Union Pacific
Stokes
Sidney
Harper to Build Large Addition Occupying Entire Lot
Monday J. W. Harper starts a substantial addition to the C. E. Harper building. A basement 33 by full length will be dug six and a half feet deep and two and a half feet above ground. C. M. Wright occupies 33 by 24 feet for plumbing and an auto and marble company will use 24 by 33 feet space.
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J. W. Harper
C. E. Harper
C. M. Wright
Mountauk Maid Wins Half Mile in Record Time at Aurora
J W McDaniel entry Mountauk Maid wins the half mile at Aurora with a 51 second clocking, breaking the track record. Tricksie places second in the same race, correcting earlier misreporting of the results.
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J. W. McDaniel
Mrs Jessen Returns From Bedford Visit To Improve Health
Mrs. L. Jessen returned last Thursday night from a two months visit with friends in Bedford Pennsylvania. She went largely for her health and is now much improved.
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L. Jessen
Bedford
Pennsylvania
Mantor and Miles Hunting Trip Leaves Thursday Evening
Dr and Mrs H E Mantor and Mrs W P Miles departed Thursday evening for a hunting trip. They plan to travel about ten miles from Cozad and be away for several days.
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H. E. Mantor
W. P. Miles
Cozad
Stokes Orchestra Social Dance Planned for September 18
The Stokes Orchestra will host an evening social dance on Wednesday September 18 at the hall over the ice plant. They urge a large turnout and promise an enjoyable event.
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Stokes Orchestra
Beebe Family Leaves by Auto for Northwest Move
Dr F C Beebe and family departed by automobile on Wednesday heading to a new location in the northwest, likely Washington. Their move has been long planned and will be felt by many friends who will miss them.
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KE. C. Stockdick
Sidney
Stockdick
F. C. Beebe
Washington
Jackson Sutherland wedding in Julesburg office
A. D. Jackson of Julesburg and Mae Sutherland of Holyoke were married by County Judge Gapen in his office on Monday September 2.
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Jackson—Sutherland A. D. Jackson
Julesburg
Colo
Mae Sutherland
Holyoke
Gapen
Ramella Plans Lodgepole Shop Branch Opening
M. Ramella intends to open a new shop in Lodgepole, signaling expansion plans for the business. Details on timeline or size were not provided in the available text.
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M. Ramella
Lodgepole
Cheyenne County Crops Show Strong Farm Prosperity
The article reports booming agricultural conditions in Cheyenne County South Divide, with farmers like Frank Tobin, Payzant, Fishman, Nelsons, the Fulton brothers, Hartway, Johnson, Hellrich, Tishue, and Vacik posting large yields. It notes large acreages of wheat, corn, flax, oats, and potatoes, high bushel counts, and elevated elevates in Sidney to handle contracted grain.
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Ziebert & Andrews
Sidney
C. N. Andrews
Vienna
Cheyenne County
Thomas
Uncle Sam
South Divide
Frank Tobin
Tobin
Payzant
Fishman
J. W. Nelson
Roy Nelson
W. J. Nelson
Fultons
Fred J. Hartway
A. B. Johnson
F. J. Hellrich
John Tishue
L. Rezanina
Rezanina
Isaac Grabill
Fred Wacker
William Neinheiser
Herman Brauer
Illinois
M. Brackenback
New Jersey
Mr. Baker
School Begins Amid Busy Households
Tuesday marks the start of school as children in neat outfits head to classrooms. Adults feel compelled to move forward, hoping the young learn and that schools sustain their high efficiency throughout the year.
Rupert Campbell’s Eighth Birthday Party
Mrs. D. R. Campbell hosted a Saturday afternoon birthday party for Rupert Campbell. Children gathered from the younger set for games on the lawn and a two course luncheon on the front porch. A birthday cake with eight candles rested on the dining-room table as guests departed tired but happy.
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D. R. Campbell
Rupert
Margaret Nelson Resumes Teaching in Oklahoma Indian Schools
Margaret Nelson of Potter resumes her teaching role in the Oklahoma Indian schools. The update notes her return to service and classroom duties with the program continuing under tribal and state oversight.
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Margaret Nelson
Potter
Marriage Licenses Listed for A. D. Jackson May Sutherland
Monday September 2 1912 reports A D Jackson of Julesburg Colorado and May Sutherland of Holyoke Colorado securing a marriage license.
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A. D. Jackson
Julesburg
Colo
May Sutherland
Holyoke
Doctor J. K. Elms at Metropolitan Hotel Clinic
Ear eye and nose specialist will hold a session at the Metropolitan Hotel on Thursday September 19. Services include medical examination and fitting of glasses.
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J. K. Elms
Metropolitan Hotel
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