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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1906
Page
4
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Republican ticket candidates across state offices include Norris Brown for Buffalo Governor and George L. Sheldon for Lieutenant Governor with M R Hopewell for Secretary of State, J Junkin for Auditor, Flm Searle as Treasurer, Wot Thompson for Attorney General, Winnett for Hall yd, and Cowell for Ry Comrs. Land Commissioner H M Eaton and public inst J L McBrien listed among others.
For Congress member Sixth District M P Winkatd of O Neill County For County Attorney Henry Fl Gapen of Sidney For Commissioner First District L R Barlow of Loungepole Sidney Precinct For Justices of the Peace A A Clarke Hyrrockmway For Constables Sol Willis Geo Buzza For Road Overseers Funt District Won Eaton second District Fritz Braver
The Telegraph marks its thirty fourth year with pride in steady growth and a growing subscription list. Readers and advertisers share in a prosperous year and the paper pledges truthfulness reliability and continued service to the community. The editors expect continued gains and look forward to another bright year.
Fragmentary notes reveal Beatrice residents hunting for heirs to the Knapp millions. Mentions a poem author, city keys given to ministers, and a town egg figure contrasted with a preacher’s famine concern.
A fragmented world narrative describes political tension in Nebraska with references to ministers, preachers, and clashing figures. It notes suspicious fortunes among merchants, artists stripped in Omaha, and Elijah the Prophet's long heartbreak linked to Dowie, while Mrs Dowie keeps a public revenue stance.
The article argues Nebraska faces a major freight rate struggle that could lower rates and revive railroad property value while boosting farm lands. It cites Attorney General Brown and Governor candidate George Sheldon detailing unfair coal rates from Colorado to Nebraska towns and calls for investigation and rate reductions.
Lodgepole reports Jo and Gary Young returned from a coast trip last week with a enjoyable time. About six buyers from Tl fnots buy feeders annually at Rush Creek Ranch. Mr. W. H. H. P of Overton Nebraska and Miss Lillian Barnung of Waverly New York visit local friends. Mr. John Barlow of Beneca New York visits his brother J. N. Barlow, postmaster at this town.
The article highlights Cheyenne County market prospects with strong staple quality and mentions local figures Mr ami Mr W Wo Young and Mrs Barnum with Vin Hill visiting Denver and Colorado Springs. It notes the death of Warry Barnit, longtime section foreman near Uineb, and acknowledges his dedicated service and family mourning.
Legal advertisement details a proposed Nebraska constitutional amendment regarding state railway and charter commissions, election printing, and the amendment submission to voters on a November election date. Also includes non-resident civil action notice in Cheyenne County for real estate title relief and deadline for defendant response.
The weekly notes report F S Jones and Helen Jencaster setting head marks in third grade while Mary McIntosich and Olaf Pearson won honors in second grade. Several students were mentioned for injuries and absences, including a collarbone break and a wheel incident, with updates on students missing from various grades and classroom events.
Interior Department notice from North Platte Nebraska announces a contest affidavit filed by Lind V. Frenheur regarding a homestead entry. It states final proof not made within the statutory period and the abandonment not due to military service. Contestants must appear October 24 1695 at Sidney County Judge's office and October 27 14 before the Register and Receiver at North Platte.
Department of the Interior United States Land Office North Platte Nebraska issues a contest notice filed by John W. Thompson against homestead entry No. 51 by Anna Geekler for North Half Southeast Quarter Section 1 Township 11N Range 19W. The contest claims lack of actual residence cultivation and six months absence not due to military service. Parties to appear October 22 before James Tucker County Judge at Sidney Nebraska. Final hearing scheduled October 36 before the United States Land Office Receiver in North Platte.
A petition for establishing a public road is filed describing a route from the northwest corner of Sec 1 to the southeast corner of Sec 13 in Township 51 Range 5, with an objection or claim for damages due by November 10, 1906, in the County Clerk’s office. county clerk IR4 i. EL Barrett.
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