Cheyenne County Fair Set for Sidney October 4–6
The Cheyenne county Agricultural Society announces its first county fair in Sidney on October 4, 5, and 6. Nearly $1,000 has been subscribed to cover expenses and prizes. The grounds will host a floral hall, wire fencing, daily races, a barbecue, ball games, and music by the 21st Infantry band. Entries may be mailed or made at the Telegraph office. Union Pacific offers special one and one third rate to the Sidney fair for shipments to the event.
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Sidney
Fairgrounds
Nebraska
21St Infantry
Union Pacific Railway Company
Big Springs
UP Railway
Union Valley
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Jol Thompson
Broken Bow
Custer County
Geo Bewley
Nes
Chappell Hegister
Indiana
Harry McEldowney
North River Canyon
J L Robson
H. D. Wolf
J A Corley
North River
Cheyenne County
Julesburg
J B Laycock
Stutzman Sorghum Co
Bert Roce
Chappell Register
Morphine Suspected as Cause of Sidney Man's Death
A man known to cattlemen, Tate, was found dead in Jos Sharmer's pasture near Sidney. A coroner's jury, a bottle of morphine and a bottle of laudanum found on him prompted a death verdict of morphine overdose. The ruling noted no suicide motive despite the mysterious death.
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Tate
Fort Sidney
Neb
Rosy Hans
22Nd Infantry
Gin'l
Wide Awake celebrates constitution with Annie Sawyer Downs feature
The September Wide Awake marks the 100th anniversary of Philadelphia's Carpenters Hall convention by publishing Annie Sawyer Downs's concise account of the constitutional origins with engravings and portraits. The issue also includes Lucy High's tale for all ages, Craddock's story, and an offer for a back-number copy for five cents.
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Carpenters’ Hall
Philadelphia
Annie Sawyer Downs
Lucy High
Sophia May
Charles Egbert Craddock
Lothrop Company
Boston
Selected Delegates at Sidney Republican County Convention
The Sidney city hall hosted the first section of the county Republican convention on a Saturday afternoon. Twenty six delegates attended, with seven proxies held by Geo W S Moyer of Kimball. J B Cary chaired and Chas Trognitz served as secretary before ballots chose delegates to the state and judicial conventions.
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Bpeelat
Porren
Neb
S Winton
Kalamazoo
Mich
Notzell
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August Thompson
Iowa
Minnesota
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Saursday
Geo. W. S Moyer
Kimball
J. B. Cary
Chas Trognitz
I Wood
Gering
W J
Richardson
Minntaro
Urott
G Hoigh
C. EF. Trognits
J. Neubauer
L. B. Icary
Lodge Pole
Dr. Babcock
Chappel
BO. Lee
G. W. Moyer
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