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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1912
Page
5
The proposed constitutional amendment would enable initiative and referendum powers to the people. It outlines petition thresholds, safeguards, non-partisan ballot printing, and procedures for submitting and approving direct legislation at the state level through a November general election.
Newspaper summary notes a proposed amendment to Nebraska's constitution to create a Board of Commissioners of State Institutions. It outlines gubernatorial nomination with two‑thirds Senate consent, staggered terms, transfer of powers to the new board by 1073, and statewide vote at the November 6, 1912 election with a second amendment to Section 19 of Article 5. The notice is certified by Secretary Adison Walt.
Proposal to amend sections of Article Six and Article Sixteen of the Nebraska constitution to alter Supreme Court judge elections and general election timing. The measure sets staggered six year terms for Supreme Court judges, provides for a chief justice, and dates for general elections every two years starting 1919. It authorizes the ballot wording for voting yes or no and is certified by Secretary of State T Addison Walt as a true copy of the enrolled bill.
Fragmentary legal notice dated May two thousand nineteen hundred and twelve. Mentions general election, November day, oath of office, state seal, and official attestation. Contains garbled OCR with missing names and precise dates.
Nebraska voters face a 1912 ballot item proposing amendment to allow cities with over five thousand inhabitants to frame their own city charters. The measure outlines charter convention processes, ratification, and publication rules, with provisions for subsequent amendments and restrictions on state tax rates. The amendment would become effective if a majority of voters approve at the November election.
Notice to creditors of Benjamin F Mitchell deceased in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Meetings with the administrator will be held at the county court room on October 18 1912 and December 18 1912 at 10 oclock am to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance. Six months to file claims and one year to settle from September 6 1912. Published in the Sidney Telegraph for four weeks prior to October 18. County Judge Henry E Gapen seal true copy.
Dysentery is described as serious yet curable and Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoex Remedy is claimed to have cured it even in malignant and epidemic cases. The ad notes it is available for males through all dealers.
The document lists assets including cash items, notes of other banks, and real estate, with liabilities showing capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and deposits. Signed by cashier B A Jones and directors J W Barver A R Greenlee Julia Scanlon, sworn before notary Legacy Martin on September 10, 1912.
Saturday September 8 1912 Co L Brown and Gertrude Perdue Padroni Colorado. Friday September 13 1912 Louis Garm and Agnes Black Trueman Denver. Friday September 13 1912 J M Cramer and Leota Stanley Sterling.
A girl was born Sunday September 8 to Mr and Mrs Frank De Spayne. A boy weighing eleven pounds was born Wednesday September 11 to Mr and Mrs Henderson.
For soreness of the muscles whether from violent exercise or injury there is nothing better than Chamberlain s Liniment. This liniment also relieves rheumatic pains. For sale by all dealers.
Mrs Stark visited Lodgepole schools early this week to gather pupil work for exhibition at the county fair next week. Dr Mantor of Lodgepole buys practice of a doctor at Lusk Wyoming and will move there. Commissioner Brett received an order from the agricultural department at Ashington for 10 000 pounds of alfalfa seed. During the Fair the Raes will be at the opera house.
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