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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1911
Page
4
A health note argues fat results from indigestion and nonassimilation. It recommends avoiding animal foods as they are hard to digest and injurious, urging a diet of vegetables with plentiful intake. The author says six meals a day are not too many for fat individuals.
Local voters will elect county officials including treasurer clerk sheriff judge superintendent coroner surveyor and commissioners. The ballot lists candidates by party for each office with Republicans and Democrats competing in several races and third party or independent markings appearing in a few spots.
J. W. McDaniel declares candidacy for reelection as Cheyenne County sheriff and states his dame will appear as the Democratic nominee on the ballot in the November general election. He pledges to continue performing duties to the best of his ability.
John Daugherty announces his candidacy for Cheyenne County Treasurer on the Democratic ticket for the general election Tuesday November 7 1911. He asks voters support and pledges to fill the office credibly if elected.
The Republican electors of Sidney Precinct are summoned tomeet in the courthouse in Sidney on Saturday September 30 1911 at 2 pm for nominating candidates for road overseer north and south sides two justices of the peace and two constables. Pau R Borchquist Precinct Committeeman.
Republican voters of Colton pre cinct are called to caucus at the schoolhouse on Saturday Sept 20 at 2 p.m. to nominate one road overseer two justices of the peace and two constables. S. P. Witters declines to appear.
A Sidney group with their band visits the festival finale, a courteous compliment noted by the Bridgeport News Blade. Jokes and quips about wives, prices for services, and editorial duty round out the lively if fragmentary column.
The verse extols Nebraska with waving fields and meadows while praising industry and open gates. It contrasts stingy charges with pride in state growth, noting a mix of old fashioned grit and measured criticism. The piece frames Nebraska as hospitable and industrious.
Dan V. Stephens, long-time campaign manager for Nebraska Democrats, was nominated by the Norfolk convention to succeed the late James P. Latta. He led on an informal ballot with 115 of 177 votes, later acclaimed after rival candidates split the rest. Mrs. Stephens thanked the convention as Bryan was cheered.
In Omaha on September 28 Fred Herrley aged sixty years shot and killed Mrs Anna Morris in his home at 2001 North Twentieth Street. Morris, forty four, was the divorced wife of Patrolman Samuel Morris.
A brief dialogue fragment shows Bridget asking if the mustard plaster helped and The Cook answering yes, noting the tongue as the barrier. The exchange reflects a humorous kitchen interaction and period speech.
A brief exchange shows one barber joking about an old baldhead and offering another haircut, while the other replies with a witty question about a second cut. The gag highlights barber shop humor with quick verbal sparring.
Joseph P Applebaum is notified that W J Gatzemeyer filed in Cheyenne County District Court on September 9 1971 a petition seeking judgment for 2000 plus interest from April 11 1910 on two promissory notes. The southwest quarter of section 29 township 17 north range 47 west is to be attached to satisfy the judgment. Answer due by October 23 1911. W J Gatzemeyer plaintiff through Martin and Bockes.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at North Platte Nebraska Sept 27 1911 notice is given that Sheldon W Scott of Clara Nebraska who on Nov 6 1906 made Hi E No 22356 Serial No 03035 for c Swi¢ Lots 3 4 sec 18 tw o 16n on of the 6th principal meridian has filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish claim to the land above described before the Register and Receiver at North Platte Nebraska on the list day of Nov 1911 Claimant names as witnesses George L Baker of Clara Nebraska Otto Perso Dalton Neb William M Simms of Clara Neb Charles Higgins of Clara Neb J E Evans Register
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