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Otto May takes control of the State bank at Barada. Blackleg kills many cattle near Clearwater. Beatrice to lay over 24 blocks of asphalt pavement this fall. George Willing, 70, dies near Broken Bow. Woodmen of the World hold semiannual meeting in Omaha on Sept 22. Jenice roping record at Butte rodeo 70 cowboys in 25 seconds. Nebraska W C T U opens Lincoln state HQ at $13,500. Aviators near encircling the globe reach Omaha within 1,885 miles. Shubert Neb and White Cloud Kas play 20 innings, long game. Harvard schools enroll 400+ pupils. 104 in senior high. Otoe county gravel project on Hwy 28 planned. Joe Shallenberger injured near Nebraska City. Hastings American Legion auxiliary wins Bellevue cup at St Paul. Fairbury opens with 140 nonresidents, tuition over $15,000. Omaha river drive costs $277,000 approved. Buffalo county fair canceled due to rain. Lancaster county will mark paved roads with white center lines. Roy Meiers buys striped skunk stock for pelts. Wayne watch found after 20 years. Mrs Taylor French bitten by rattler near Herman. Silk shipments through Neb bound for East, $16 million value. Joseph Murphy, 100, celebrated at Hebron. Beatrice to build 1 million gallon settling basin for sand in water. County fairs hit by rain but north Nebraska crowds grow. Lincoln Meridian highway auto census: 9,103 across Loup river bridge in a week. State social workers set Lincoln conference Oct 19–21 with Grace Abbott and others.
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State Bank
Barada
Clearwater
Blackleg
Beatrice
George Willing
Custer County
Broken Bow
Supreme Executive Council of the
Woodmen of the World
Tts
Omaha
Jenice
Butte
Nebraska W. C. T. U
Lincoln
Shubert
Neb
White Cloud
Kas
Harvard
Otoe County
New Arbor Lodge
Joe Shallenberger
Nebraska City
American Legion Auxiliary Girls
Hastings
St. Paul
Fairbury School
Buffalo County Fair
Lancaster County
Roy Meiers
Wayne
George Thompson
Taylor French
Herman
Nebraska
Seattle
Orient
Joseph C. Murphy
Hebron
Lincoln and
Meridian Highway
Loup River Bridge
Columbus
Boy Scouts
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Grace Abbott
L. B. Day
Victor
Minutes of Cheyenne County Commissioners Meeting
The Cheyenne County Board met September 16 with L R Barlow W M Goding J W Bineter O Otten present and A D Rose R L P Kepler absent. They adopted a road graveling resolution for federal aid matching and listed jurors for November term across precincts. bids for election printing were opened and awarded to Sidney Telegraph, later protested and all bids rejected. refunds were approved for several misassessments and a school tax transfer ordered. The meeting adjourned to October 7 or at chairman’s call.
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Board of County Commissioners
L. R. Barlow
Wm. M. Goding
J. W. Bineter
Orkley O. Otten
A. D. Rose
R. L P. Kepler
Cheyenne
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Union Valley
H. J. Busacker
John A. van Anne
Carl Baker
H. R. Clough
A. C. Fecht
Sidney
al Benish
F. M. Philson
John W. Burke
M. W. Oshorn
FE. C. Stockdick
R Thomas
Elmer Grabill
C. € Dimick
Claude Gross
Jesse W. Goodale
Gustave Hellbusch
Fred Haworth
Warl Ledbetter
George W. Moore
A E. Phelp
L. A. Patrowsky
Leroy Litz
E. T. Uptegrove
Albert D. Greenlee
Honorable Board 6 Commissioners
The
Telegraph
Guy V. Doran
Sidney Enterprise
Nebr
Perry Coler
Lodge Pole Express
Sidney Telegraph
Robert Emanuelson
Lodge Pole
Lodge Pole Village
Ena
Ames
Potter
S&s
Brady
Otto Kurz
Slaney
Rawlins
Wyo
Carnival Queen Sought By Parents In Alliance
Matila Strobel an 18 year old traveling with the Snapp Bros carnival refused her father Jacob Strobel of Eureka South Dakota who offered to take her home and forgive her after she claimed she had left three months ago and married a carnival worker who deserted her before Alliance shows. She declined free travel home. Be photographed this year on your birthday at Phelps Studio.
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Matila Strobel
Snapp Bros. Carnival
Jacob Strobel
Eureka
S. D
al Hance
Carniel
Alliance
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