City Marshal Slain For Vengeance In Hartford
J D Chancey veteran Hartford Ala marshal who awaited trial for January killing of Driver was shot dead in Houston County. Bartow Driver, brother of the slain man, is charged with the shooting. Wilson Leaves For Sister Bedside President Wilson learned Mrs Annie Howe critically ill in New London Conn worsened and he canceled engagements to go there. Good Acting Hamfat insists on telling everyone he is an actor a line from the Exchange.
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J. D. Chancey
Hartford
Ala
Driver
Houston County
Bartow Driver
Wilson
Annie Howe
New Jeondon, Conn
New London
Hamfat
Cheyenne County Board of Equalization Meeting Minutes 1916
At Sidney Nebraska on September 7 1916 the Cheyenne County Board of Equalization met with all members present. Louis Wa sem chairman along with L R Barlow Frank X Rihn N H Troenstrup and H T Doran served. minutes of September 6 were read and approved. The state board certificate showed total equalized valuation of 3 124 702 and final levies were set: General Fund 7.50 mills Bridge Fund 1.50 mills Road Fund 4.00 mills Court House Bond and Interest 2.00 mills plus district levies for the county school districts.
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Court House
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Board of Equalization
Louis Wasem
L. R. Barlow
Frank X. Rihn
N. H Troenstrup
H. T. Doran
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Injuries alleged in fall at Union Pacific station
Abraham Jones sues Union Pacific claiming injuries from a manhole fall at the Columbus station seeking 3000 dollars. Other items note: national and western turnfest events, a fatal bridge accident at St Paul, a Denver man found near Wymore after a suicide attempt, a Leveld Omaha parade lead, and a Alliance banker’s daughter Josephine Hampton hanged in her basement.
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Abraham Jones
Union Pacific
Columbua
United States
Omaha
Western Association
Dodge
Charles Knight
New County
St. Paul
Burlington
Wymore
William Thompson
Denver
America
Nebraska
Josephine Hampton
H. Hampton
Alliance
Bankers Favor Rural Credit Plan, Says Arbert Quick
Arbert Quick reports bankers in San Francisco show a friendly attitude toward the federal farm loan proposition. He notes no other board members were present, and the delegation is eastbound. Quick asserts farmers are ready to use rural credit act provisions, and bankers foresee higher mortgage costs offset by increased business with merchants on a broader credit plane.
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Arbert Quick
Federal Investigating Board
San Francisco
Trin
Quick
Dusty Shoes Highlight Heat and Shine Comparison
Dusty shoes are cooler than bright polished ones despite shininess. The note argues that polished shoes reflect heat less efficiently and create a hotter appearance compared to dusty footwear.
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Omana
Sister
Standard Otl Company
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Total Fund
Farm Loan Board
E. Harper
A. R. LE Sueur