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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1905
Page
4
Local newspaper item lists multiple political campaign notices for Cheyenne county offices including Sheriff County Clerk Treasurer Superintendent and County Judge with candidates J W McDarren J W Lee Frances E Knox F H King J C Hopson L F Closman and others. Also includes an advertised letter list for Sidney post office and a brief local medical advertisement for Blood Medicine Scanion's Saraa parilla Extract.
The Democrats of Cheyenne county are called to meet in the courthouse Sidney on Saturday October 7 1905 at 2 pm to nominate candidates for county offices to be voted on November 10 1905. Each precinct eligible for one delegate per twenty votes and major fraction for Governor George W Herze or governor candidates. Primary elections set for September 1905. full delegations urged to attend. Herman Miller Joseph Oberfelder Secret ry Chairman
The platform praises Roosevelt for peace between Japan and Russia and supports a direct primary. It urges anti rebate and anti discrimination measures in rail transport, calls for interstate commerce supervision, and opposes free Trailways transportation. It seeks congress cooperation to curb corporate power and affirm popular sovereignty.
Christ Episcopal Church invites the public to attend services including Celebration of Holy Communion at 10 a.m. Morning Prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. Evening Prayer and sermon at 7:30 p.m. Rector Ws. H. Frost extends the cordial invitation.
The item blasts Bryan repudiation claims and reviews platforms while recounting Omaha festival lore, court drama, graft jokes, and political barbs. It mentions Roosevelt foes, New York Life donations, and railroad news from Union Pacific to Chicago and the West, ending with Wyoming Governor Brooks in Sidney.
W A notice to non resident dependents in Cheyenne County Nebraska announces a District Court foreclosure petition filed by Ehime Ro Stevens against W W James and others. The action seeks to foreclose tax liens on the North Half of the Southwest Quarter Section 24 Township 15 North Range 48 West, with delinquent taxes from 1901 to 1904 plus interest penalties and costs, with sale of the premises if unpaid. Answer due by October 8, 1908.
The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners proclaims a November 7 1903 election to decide the formation of a new River County from the northern part of Cheyenne. The ballot will read for the new County of River or Against the new County of River. County Clerk G R Bailiteri notices polling from 8 a m to 8 p m under state law.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska Carl Jeschke files a district court petition against Mary L Morrison and unknown heirs of John Morrison and others to foreclose taxes on property in Section 2 Township 15 North Range 51 West. The petition seeks a decree to compel payment of delinquent taxes listed across years 1805 1847 1800 68000 1901 1902 100 194 with interest penalties and attorney fees totaling 225 and costs. If unpaid by October 23 1905 the premises may be sold to satisfy the amount due. Sidney Nebraska September 12 1905. Carl Jeschke plaintiff by Leroy Mantin attorney.
District Court action by Elime Ko Stevens to foreclose a tax lien on land in Cheyenne county Nebraska described as the south half of the southwest quarter of section 24 township 14 north range 48 west. The filing requests payment of delinquent taxes for multiple years plus interest and attorney fees and a sale of the property if unpaid by October 16. Dated Sidney Nebraska September 6 1903.
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