Candidate for Cheyenne County judge to run in 1918 vote
Voters are informed that FE. I. NIE of Sidney Nebraska seeks the office of county judge on the nonpartisan ballot for the general election on November 5, 1918. The piece includes a candidacy notice and a brief statement on potato market inspection and licensing by state food administration official Professor Hawsard, who says inspectors and licensees will aid producers middlemen and consumers.
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Cheyenne County
FE. I. Nie
Sidney
Hawsard
Potato Committee
State Food Administration
Tributes Pour In For Late F A Gapen From Western Press
The Telegraph notes the Western Nebraska press tributes to F A Gapen praising his paramount ability and success as a newspapersman and expressing regret at his departure from the newspaper world.
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Telegraph
F. A. Gapen
Nebraska
War work enthusiasm and Nebraskan patriotism noted
The street column praises Nebraskans for war work and public spirit. It highlights the Nebraska four minute men conference, agriculturists aims for increased production, Henry F. Wyman named conservation director, and strong potato and potash notes. A light collection of civic quips follows.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Four Minute Men
John Ll. Kennedy
Henry F. Wyman
Omaha
University of Nebraska
Mnelvor
America
EC © Filley
Letter From Near The Noise Nevers France August 1918
Letter from Clarence Perry of Co. C 16th Engineers describes frontline service near the 355th Inf, duties as fireman and conductor, a lost comrade Roy Johnson of Bridgeport, and a close call with runaway rail cars. Mentions furlough hopes, supply issues, and field conditions amid construction work and local Army life. Also notes Mrs Wooldridge’s Liberty Loan committee work and a local battery station advertisement.
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Nevers
France
Owas
Yankees
Ony Company
355Th Inf
Roy Johmson
Bridgeport
Funston
Cain
David Elis
Tam
Goms
John Costello Slowly Improves at Base Hospital 27
A wartime letter from John Costello at Base Hospital 27 in August 1918 notes steady recovery from wounds with updates on sewing, days of improvement, and small comforts such as fruit and candy. He mentions fellow patients including a Jewish and an Italian man, and hopes for return to the United States when fully recovered.
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Base Hospital
States
U.S
Sam Fine
J. E. Costello
A. PO
Tan
Estate No 212 Matty Hyde Deceased in Cheyenne Neb
The Nebraska State issues notice to heirs and creditors that Christina Olander has petitioned for a decree declaring Mary Hyde died intestate in Pueblo County Colorado about April 22. The estate includes Erskine Hill and Lots 3 and 4 in Section 30 Township 15 North Range 52 West. Heirs named Laura Hyde and others are listed. No Nebraska administration has been found. Christina Olander seeks ownership in fee simple by conveyance and asks for a decree barring claims. Hearing set for November ath at 10:00 AM in Sidney County Court Room. (Seal) COP CHAMBERS County Judge
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Matty O. Hyde
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Christina Olander
Mary ©. Hyde
Pueblo County
Colorado
State of
Ernst Ane Hill
Tos Nores
Laura L. Hyde
Wise
Sidney
Order of Hearing for Appointment of Administrator
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County In Uphe County Court In the Matter of the Estate of Frederick A. Gapen Deceased On reading and filing the petition of Laura A Butler and Mabel Doran praying that Administration of said Estate may be granted to Henry J Gapen as Administrator Ordered That October First AD Nts at 10 oclock a m is assigned for hearing said petition All persons interested may appear at a County Court to be held in and for said County and Show cause why the prayer should not be granted Notice of pendency of said petition with the hearing thereof be given to all persons by publishing a copy of this order in The Telegraph a weekly newspaper printed in said County for three successive weeks prior to said day of hearing Dated September 22nd A D 11s Seal Cop Chambers County Judge
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Uphe
Frederick A. Gapen
Laura A. Butler
Mabel Doran
Henry J. Gapen
Sail
the Telegraph
Chambers
Cheyenne County
Shire of
Chevennut County
Adolph Frank Selander
Emma Selander
Gilbert W Selander
George H Guru
Orlock
A. Y
Seul
Order of Hearing and Notice on Petition for Settlement of Account
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court orders Adolph Selander Emma Selander and all interested parties to appear on October 10 to show cause why George H Guru’s petition for final settlement and heirship decree should not be granted. The notice will run in The Telegraph for three weeks prior to hearing. Dated September 25 1918. County Judge P Chambers.
New Teachers Welcomed as Faculty Hosts Dignified Reception
Superintendent and Mrs Braham hosted a September 7 gathering at their home to introduce new teachers and bid farewell to several. Twenty two guests enjoyed flag-decorated rooms, games, and musical numbers by staff, with Miss Edith Oldershaw winning a slang-words contest. A later event featured Miss Nutt visiting from Colorado, with Mrs Fuller hosting a dinner for six and Miss McFadden arranging a luncheon for eight. Edna Grauneman and Mrs Muckel traded playful surprises, followed by a gathering of Cheyenne County Trading Co. employees attending a movie and a shower for Mrs Muckel who prepares to move east as her husband serves in the war. The Presbyterian Circle is set to meet at Mrs Barger’s home on September 27.
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W. 0
Braham
Sullivan
Miss Cores
Edith Oldershaw
Roettger
Leibendorfer
Mother Devine
Co AL Fuller
PP. W. Barker
Inncheon
Grace McFadden
Moendiy
Martha Greenlee
New Mexico
McKinley Bryan
Manhattan
Kansas
War College
Grameman
Mrs. Muckel
Nebraska
Mr Muckel
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Uncle Sm
Toggery
Clarence Wo Perry
Co. C
16Th Engineers
F. M. Wooldridge
Lincoln
Omehico
Kansas City
The
Liberty Loan
Peterson
Fort Dulge
Iowa
H. R. Fuller
Mont Rose
Sidney Battery
West Lincoln Way
John Costello
P. Chambers
Edna Grauneman
al RB. Muckel
Edna
Presbyterian Circle
Dr. Barger
Berlin
U. S. A. Theatre
Liberty
Women’s Committee of
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