Cheyenne County Board Minutes August 1922 Actions
Cheyenne County commissioners meet in regular session at Sidney Nebraska. They levy 7 mill for General Fund District 138 after a failed increase. Road No 514 vacation request denied. A land swap transfers county land to T D Loverceck for right of way across section 31-15-48. Numerous audited claims listed with pay warrants. August expenses include salaries, supplies, road work, and court house upkeep. Continued next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
T. D Loverceck
M. Lancaster
County
Treas
Oxptoss Co
Ccc
Hammond & Stephens ‘Co
Ghey. Co
Lbr
Frank Williiams
B. Wasson
Lincoln School Supply Co
K. B. Printing Co
Ernest Reinmuth
Witneas
Woolsey
Harry Fales
Same
Clarence Reinmuth
P. A
Ernest
Tancaster
Cass Perkins
Slawson
Woodruff Printing Co
Potter Review
Hippen
BR. C. Neumann
Moerill County
Yfeols B. Wasson
A. Schad
Garda Ducete A. R. LeSueur
N. Slawson
Fioesie Belle Krueger
Hienna’s Cash Grocery
Klopp Printing Co
Sidney Municipal Service
R. KR. Co
Sidney
Johnson-Cords Co
Eas
W. Hornaday
Pri
Allie Morris
Mimner Kahl
Anna McFadden
Supé
David Huff
Jessie Huff
Yvoncaster
Lancaster
County Treas
Chambers
August Briaty
B. Bowman
Court House
B. C. Johnson
Fithel
Peirce Scott
Ceeee OG R
Scott
Shbr.Co
Rouse
Nora’ Fitsgerald
Ed Kurth
and Supply Co
iChas
Hein
Sinclair Refining Co
H. G. Willingham
Fred Thompson
A. R. Lesueur
Herman Behrends
Fred Ripp
W. O. Meyer
Tincoln
Nela Erickson
O. W. Pitts
Bert Swatzlander
Ceeeeensen
Campbell Imp. Co
Earl Cronk
Miller Gardge
Oscar Bennett
Jean Krueger
Geo. Crum
Herman Martin
Paul V. Jennens
O. J. Gartey
Joe Bright
C. BE. Buckles
Melvin Simpson
C. W. Pitts
Cece
Eenee Lodgepole Lbr. & Grain Co
D. EF. McDonald
Lodgepole Lbr. & Grain Co
Ignatz Meick
Pa Crotman Co
J. W. Billeter
W. A. Wentworth
Harry Brewer
Fari DePue
Iverson
Potter
August Schmidt
Prize-Winning Editorials Emphasize Farm Women Power
A continuation praising farm women as the backbone of American society. It argues rural wives shape families, communities, and national progress through hard work and ideals. The piece rejects dismissive views of farm life and celebrates the influence of farm women on future leaders and national strength.
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Mrs. Astor
Elinor Glyn
America
Nature Refreshes in Mountain Retreat for Light Family
Dr Samuel Light and his son Samuel Jr spend a refreshing week near the snow line about 40 miles west of Laramie. They escape human reminders, living close to God’s creations. The Reverend returns with a cleansed mind and the youth resumes studies with renewed inspiration and ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Light
Samuel, Jr
Laramie
Schools Open in Full and Happy Swing
State superintendent announces full opening with new pedagogy course in second semester. Training covers professional and practical education, with demonstrations by grade teachers and extensive practice teaching for seniors. Emphasis on food principles sewing hygiene budgets and fabric studies, plus debate physical education and musical programs.
Jolly Three Headed West On Road Trip Through Colorado
Ray Breternitz Rupert Campbell and Lorelle Fundingsland left Saturday in a roadster for a week long tour. Their route included Denver Pikes Peak and other spots before stopping at Lorelle’s Burlington Colorado home then returning to Sidney and school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Breternitz
Rupert Campbell
Lorelle Fundingsland
Denver
Pikes Peak
Burlington
Colorado
Lorelle
Sidney
School
Our Folks Back East Visit Bedford Pennsylvania
Mr and Mrs Hugh Moore enjoy themselves at Bedford Pennsylvania scene of their youthful days Bedford is one hundred miles from Pittsburgh and now nearly a suburb as the space between them has grown rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Moore
Bedford
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Family returns from Cheyenne Wells visit
Mrs. F. M. Philson and her son Robert arrived Monday night after a brief visit in Cheyenne Wells Colorado. They left Miss Elsie there to attend school and remain with her sister Miss Gladys who works in a local store.
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F. M. Philson
Robert
Cheyenne Wells
Colorado
Streets Spark With Youthful Light As School Reopens
Downtown looks lively as students and young people fill the streets. Bright faces and chatter banish daytime dullness, bringing renewed energy to the area.
Vacation Girl Clara Kline Returns Home
Miss Clara Kline arrived last Tuesday from a California vacation spent with Sidney friends and others. She was impressed by the California atmosphere and invested her savings in real estate there. Now she rests at her window in the post office, glad to see familiar public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Kline
California
Sidney
Miss Kline
Mrs George W Rausch Falls After Stairs Fall
Mrs George W Rausch suffered a fall down cellar stairs at the Episcopal parsonage. A dish broke and a splinter cut near the temple. Boys playing tennis nearby aided with first aid. She is about but feeling the ill effects of the mishap.
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George W. Rausch
Episcopal Parsonage
City Council Meets In Regular Session in Sidney 1922
The Sidney City Council met September 1 1922 in regular session at 8 p m with Mayor R H Rogers and councilmen Shipman Jorgenson Breternitz Schroeder present. Minutes approved. Adoption of appropriation ordinance No 75 approved and warrants ordered. Open Union Pacific crossing on A street closed as soon as practicable. alternative crossing one block west deemed adequate. No further business. meeting adjourned. R H Rogers mayor Attest F E Stephens city clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Rogers
H. Schroeder
M. A. Shipman
A. J. Jorgenson
W. Breternus
F. BE. Stephens
Jorgenson
Breternitz
Shipman
Schroeder
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad Company
They Love Roads They Return From Colorado Motoring Tour
Mr and Mrs Clayton Radcliffe returned Monday from a Colorado motor trip. They traveled many highways and byways they had learned by first names during their constant journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Radcliffe
Colorado
Alice in Hungerland at M E Church Union Meeting
A charity film titled Alice in Hungerland will be shown at the M E church next Sunday at 7 30 pm. The event is a Union church meeting with free admission and invites all to learn about the situation in Christian Armenia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E
Armenia
Farm Sale Ad Near Sidney Promotes Closing Out Event
William Journey advertises a closing out farm sale to be held Thursday September 11 near Sidney. The listing notes the sale is 18 miles northwest of Sidney and suggests readers check Heted articles for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Journey
Sidney
Family Motoring to Denver Enjoys City Attractions
J. L. McIntosh and wife with two sons Kinley and James traveled to Denver last Friday. They were joined by Miss Mary from Steamboat Springs, and the group spent the week in Denver enjoying the city’s attractions and pleasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. McIntosh
Kinley
James
Denver
Mary
Steamboat Springs
Hardy Family Return From Estes Park Cottage Stay
Hardy and family and Miss Frances McDaniel returned Monday from Estes Park where they had occupied a cottage for two months. Mr. Hardy escaped hay fever and all avoided the intense heat during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy
Frances McDaniel
Estes Park
Mr. Hardy
Resolutions On The Death Of Ross Perry From Eureka Class
The Eureka Sunday school class of the Methodist Episcopal church extends heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family of Ross Perry. The resolutions praise his loyalty sincerity honesty and industrious nature and note his passing to a better land. A copy of the resolutions will be sent to Lenora Yowell Frank Waite and Hasel Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Perry
Eureka
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lenora Yowell
Frank Waite
Hasel Armstrong
Kings Go Home After Week in Bridgeport and Burlington
Fred King his wife and Miss Katherine King drove Thursday to Burlington Colorado home of Fred after spending a pleasurable week in Bridgeport and Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred King
Katherine King
Burlington
Colorado
Fred
Bridgeport
Miss Henrietta Shoemaker Returns to YWCA Duties
Miss Henrietta Shoemaker departed last week for Vancouver Washington to take a lucrative position with the Y W C A She planned a Portland stop to visit her mother Mrs W J Shoemaker and her aunt Mrs Edward McLernon
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Henrietta Shoemaker
Vancouver
Washington
Portland
W. J. Shoemaker
Amlah
Edward McLernon
Miss Greenlee Leaves for Astoria to Teach Again
Miss Katherine Greenlee ends her visit with home folks and departs Sunday for Astoria Oregon to teach in the schools as she did last year. She has enjoyed a fine summer at home.
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Katherine Greenlee
Astoria
Oregon
Community Horse and Mule Sale Notice
A brief notice invites local buyers and sellers to the Community Horse and Mule Sale. The ad highlights opportunities to buy or sell horses and mules, targeting horse owners and prospective buyers in the area.
Presbyterian Circle Meeting Scheduled for Thursday
The Presbyterian Circle will meet Thursday September 14 at 2 30 p m in the church continuing a longstanding monthly gathering for members to discuss church activities and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Circle
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Floral Offerings
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our beloved wife, mother, and aunt. Many thanks for floral offerings. J. H. Mathewson and family. Mrs. Ethel Stines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Mathewson and
Ethel
Telegraph Advertisers Risk Mutual Loss Statement
An urging message warns that failure to advertise in The Telegraph hurts both the advertiser and the publication, stressing mutual loss and urging immediate placement of ads to support the paper’s visibility and revenue.
Bayard Friends Visit Mrs Green and Family
Relatives from Bayard visited Mrs Camilla Green and Miss Edna Green last Friday at the home of Cc D Green, who is Edna Green's brother and Camilla Green’s son. Edna Green is principal of the Bayard school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilla Green
Edna Green
W. W. Green
Bayard
Cc. D. Green
Bayard School
Burgess Music Store Ad At Gift Shop Corner
Local ad from Burgess Music Store urges shoppers to compare terms and prices on planes and players and promises savings. The notice indicates the store is located in the Gift Shop on the Corner.
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Burgess Music Store
Miss Mae Marshall Married in Lexington Nebraska
Miss Mae Marshall a teacher for several years and niece of Mrs Roscoe Zimmer wed Mr Guy Henniger at Lexington Nebraska on August 30 last.
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Mae Marshall
Roscoe Zimmer
Guy Henniger
Lexington
Nebraska
Bake Sale and Journal Circulation Push
The American Legion Auxiliary plans a bake sale at Greenlees on Saturday September 16. J Seacrest publisher of the Lincoln Journal notes its circulation has topped forty thousand and offers a daily and Sunday or daily only subscription through January 1 at 1.00 or 0.75 respectively. The Journal promises coverage of campaigns elections tariff law and major questions while underscoring value for readers in the state capital.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Greenlees
J. ©. Seacrest
Idnecoln Journal
Sella
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Anton Schad
Jolly
City Council
City of
F. E. Stephens
Alice In Hungerland
Big Farm Sale
Hardys Return
Kings
Miss Greenlee
Metz
Miss Marshall
Bake Sale
Bassett
Jim
Bill
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