Republican Ticket State Senator Norris and Governor Sheldon Named
Fragmented ballot listing shows Norris Brows as Senator and Geo L Sheldon as Governor with several downballot names including margins for Lieut Governor Mr Moeppwell and Auditor Searle. Miscueed OCR presents unclear spellings and multiple misreadings of public offices.
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Norris Brows Bulle
Geo. L. Sheldon
Criss
Mopewell
Bart
Junkin
M Searle
Kieth Trewweer
Rian Bourne
Genirad
Thompson Hall
Lincaster
F. Cowell
Douglas J O
County slate lists Gapen and Barlow for local offices
For County Attorney Henry Be. Gapen of Sidney seeks the post. LR Barlow of Lodgepole runs for Commissioner First District. A. A. Clarine and H. Al Hrock Way vie for Justices of the Peace. Sol Willis and Geo Rugzar elected constables. Road overseers: First District W. On Eaton and Second District Fritz Brat RR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry BE. Gapen
Sidney
Barlow
Lodgepole
Justices of the Peace
A. A. Clarine
H. AL Hrock
Sol Willis Geo. Rugzar
W.on
Eaton
Fritz Brat
Sidney Commercial Club Aims High For State Fair Exhibit
The Sidney Commercial Club outlines its early steps for a collective state fair exhibit. Members learn budgeting and rules, noting grain and potato size requirements, and aim to showcase Dry Farming credentials beyond premiums. They select speakers carefully, hoping to elevate county standing in the nation’s top state.
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Uuide
Union
Maine Lacks Quiet State Politics. Hope for a Busy Later
The record notes that current calm in state politics is unlikely to last and urges readers to watch Maine for a return to busier political times as soon as later.
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Maine
Independent Republican in principle attacks county grafting
The piece rails at the Republican for opposing public expense grafting while praising county officials in Cheyenne County as honest. It accuses various local bodies including the village board and school board of grafters after criticism of printing contracts and notices, and cites a Bridgeport controversy linked to Van Zandt.
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Republican
Sidney Scol
Denver
Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Vilage Board
Sehoool Board
Tut Telegraph
Bantam
Nebraska
Bridgeport
van Zandt
Unclear Editorial Fragments on Cuba Maine and Medicine
Fragmented commentary discusses Uncle Sant in Cuban affairs, Moroccans punishing Stensland, Brazil duties, coffee pricing, Maine politics, and a medical licensing dispute. The piece blends editorial tone with reputational critique, referencing Lincoln and the Board of Medical Examiners and patient care without a coherent single event.
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Uncle Sant
Stensland
Brazil
Woffe
CSS
Maine
Cannon
Beveridge
Yatt
Notich v Nottee Petition for Public Road Rotation
Notice of petition to establish a public road beginning at the northwest corner of Sec 1, Tp 51 N R 4 W, running south three miles between sections 12 and 11, terminating at the southeast corner of Sec 1, Tp 51 N R 4 W. Objections or damages claims must be filed with the County Clerk by noon on November 20 190 or road will be established without further notice. County Clerk Roe Barnnerr.
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Nottee
Leek
Wn. i
Wea Roe Barnnerr
Sue & Tp
The Electricity Conundrum and Patent Struggles
The piece surveys competing electricity theories from ether motion to corpuscles and radium as clues. It notes massive patent litigation, farmer abuses, and a ten year span without sustained patent rulings, with The Brush Company fighting infringement at every turn and defending inventors.
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United States
Legal Notices Contest and Public Road Declaration Notice
Notices relate to land contest affidavits by Chiretee bailor against Yeast Homestead entry No SL and actions by nonresident defendants in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Hearings set before James Tucker on specified dates. notices require appearance, responses, or proof before county officials. Also notices a public road location with deadline for objections and damages claims.
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Me Department of the
Upterior
Coated States Law Office
North Platte
Nelo
Chiretee
Daly
Vino Wastenhour
Ainas W
Tu Bahar
Chiek Ta
Mo'elock
James Tucker
Sidavy
Nebraska
Prench
Patertor Land
Nebr Tate
Anid
Sidney Nebrauska
Charles Divert
Ray Clough
Stephen H. Babb
Albert Preriehs
Allot Dattan
Nebrasks
Grance H. Wrexea Register
Department of the Duteriar
United States
Aiiees
North Phitte
Onvy
Marine Corps
Uonited States
Conny
Sydney
I Ofelock A. Om
Register
Mes Erlyer
United States Land Office
South Matte
aMd
Mets
Dave
George B
Department of the Interior
Ay Department of the Interior
Candaver
Vlatte Neluuska Gully
James Packer
Cheyenne County
Neb
Sidney
James C Clark
North West
Towrt Lan
Ringe Row
Heo
Albert Nelson
Gihbert Nelson
John Carlson
William Norfolk
Potter
Georges Js. Meese
Proposed Constitutional Amendment Creates State Railway Commission Nebraska
The document details a proposed constitutional amendment for Nebraska to establish a three member State Railway Commission with six year terms and powers to regulate rates and service of common carriers. It specifies election instructions, voting wording, and certification by the Secretary of State, with notices of final proofs for separate land claims and homestead entries filed in 1906.
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Nebraska
Eacep
Hiw
Galasha
Staute
Nebaska
Trestmeny
Nelwaskia
Lincoln
Jinty
United States
Unis
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Ayer
Ayers
Wawa
J.C. Ays
On Co
Lowell, Mess
the Telegraph
Sidney Telegraph
Peoples Ponlard
Sidney, Neb
Toutt Nutter
F. A. Gapen
Congressional
M PO Winkald
Ong
Sidney Precinct
THE
Sidney Commercial Club
Buncombe
Frons Street
Mortenyou
M.D
Board of Medical Exaainers
Joan Notich
Charles Francis Brush
Brush Company
Noth
District Court
Ins
Nebriehi Daniel Weey
George Wo Miler
George Wo Miller
Wealey
Nebisha
Timitae
B. Maple
George W. Miller
Sid Mortenge
Les Dancer Weeley
Montest
RVAD
Snau
PP Bill
A. Pease & Sons
Sidney, Nebraska
Kruse Brothers
B. F Mitchell
Schlitz Beer
Telephone
Greenlee & Benson
General Merchandise
Crockery
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