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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1916
Page
4
The piece argues Republicans need a unifying, principled leader with solid integrity to guide the nation through turbulent times. It singles out Charles B. Hughes as a prominent, widely supported candidate whose name features on many primary ballots, including Nebraska, where a majority are expected to vote for him.
The state superintendent urges teaching patriotism to youth as essential for national unity. He argues most Americans show only superficial patriotism, with recruiting data revealing limited willingness to serve. He calls for school based instruction to cultivate durable devotion to country and flag for future robust citizenship.
President Wilson warns Americans regarding unofficial ties about Mexico and cautions against efforts by certain business interests to provoke friction with the Mexican government. He urges vigilance to prevent any move toward armed intervention.
The piece argues the president should avoid war but insists that if diplomacy fails and fairness from Mexico ceases, the United States must act firmly. It contends many support restraint, yet condemns enduring insult and urges a strong stance to protect national self respect and deter international scorn.
A conference of Middle West bankers calls for thrift amid world uncertainty and potential postwar capital drain. It argues against annexing Mexican territory, urging self government for Mexico and friendly aid, with U S ownership of territory not desired and annexation supporters described as a small minority.
A terse note laments long awaited funds and assigns responsibility to the bell sheep. The speaker references a distant trek to Tipperary and a growing distance to Tom and Jerry. The passage uses imagery of burden and pursuit across a broad landscape.
A reflective piece compares human reactions to novelty and disruption. It contrasts the farmer’s quick crop losses from hail with spring cleaning fatigue and jokes about housemaid’s knee. It laments society’s resistance to innovation and hints at wartime anxieties and political upheaval.
The text critiques narrow party circles and pride in small personal circles. It warns that focusing on limited achievements wastes energy and urges patience in weathering seasons, with parents and teachers monitoring wayward youths. It stresses patriotism within one’s own party while warning against boastful self-regard.
A political notice announces the candidacy of the speaker for County Treasurer of Cheyenne County. The candidate seeks Republican primary support and notes the primary date April 18. The message also mentions the present deputy county treasurer.
Candidate announces bid for re election as Cheyenne County Sheriff subject to Democratic voters at the April 18 primary and seeks support if services have met expectations.
The undersigned announces candidacy for County Treasurer subject to the Democratic voters in Cheyenne County at the April 18 primaries. Your support is respectfully solicited. Louis Wasem.
H T Doran announces candidacy for re election as County Clerk of Cheyenne County Nebraska subject to Republican Primary on April 18 1916. H Bettendorf seeks nomination for County Assessor after serving as Sidney precinct assessor urging Democratic voters to nom ination and support in the same April 18 election.
Charles W Hornady declares candidacy for County Clerk and asks friends and supporters in the Republican primary in April to endorse his bid. He urges backing from party associates and emphasizes appreciation for any endorsement.
A candidate announces intent to run for Cheyenne County Sheriff in the Republican primary on April 18. The message asks supporters for votes and influence if the candidacy is favored.
C S Radcliffe announces bid for Democratic nomination for County Attorney. He seeks support the same as two years ago in the primary and general elections.
Candidate Will announces his bid for County Clerk of Cheyenne County on the Republican ballot. He asks for support from longtime residents and newer citizens, and plans to meet voters before the April primaries.
Anna McFadden announces candidacy for re election to Cheyenne County Superintendent of Schools. She states the decision depends on Republican electors at the April 18 primary and respectfully solicits support.
Cheyenne County voters are informed that F On Slawson will seek the Democratic nomination for County Clerk in the upcoming primary next April. He respectfully asks for support from residents during the election season.
William L. Bates announces as a Republican candidate for state representative from the 76th District. He states the nomination is subject to Republican voters at the April primary and asks for votes if his prior service was satisfactory.
A candidate for County Assessor seeks primary support on the April 18 ballot. The message requests approval and expresses appreciation for any backing.
Elmer K Nelson a licensed civil and hydraulic engineer with irrigation and surveying experience offers to serve as county surveyor. Pledges special attention to efficiency in all county works and requests consideration.
Yielding to friends, I hereby announce my candidacy for county commissioner of the first district, which office I now hold.
The undersigned announces candidacy for re election to the office of County Judge of Cheyenne County at the April 18 primary under the non partisan judiciary act. Charles P. Chambers.
A county assessor candidate states his name will appear on the Republican ballot in the April primaries. He cites familiarity with property values and a commitment to exact justice, asking for any support in the election.
Jesse C. Sitton declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for Cheyenne County sheriff at the April primaries and seeks support for his campaign.
George J Hunt a lawyer with twenty five years in Omaha ten years in Bridgeport western Nebraska is described by associates as a young man with ripe legal experience and a desirable candidate for the State Supreme Court.
A candidate for County Assessor announces intent to run and asks for support from the Republicans of Cheyenne County, with primaries scheduled for April 18, 1916. The statement expresses respect and requests backing.
County Surveyor I W Bordwell announces candidacy for re election subject to Republican voters April primaries.
B. K. Bushek announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for state senator from the 27th district subject to April primaries.
W F Bassett declares he will be on the ballot for County Treasurer at the April 18 primary. He notes 29 years in the county and asks residents to vouch for him, pledging full-time devotion to duties and taxpayers’ interests. He signs respectfully.
PF G Griffith announces candidacy for County Clerk as a Republican and asks party voters for support at the county primaries on Tuesday April 18 1916.
N. W. Olson announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Treasurer and asks electors to support him at the April primaries.
Anna Jadalong widow of Charles Badziong of Sidney Neb filed intension to make final five year proof on homestead entry No 92987 for lots 1 2 3 4 section 24 township 12 north range 50 west 6th principal meridian before U S Commissioner Joseph Oberfelder Sidney Neb on May 1 1916 Witnesses named John P Fischer Joseph Furst Anton Rosa George C Fischer all of Sidney Neb Register J B Evans 25-6
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at North Platte Nebraska March 16 1916 notice that Henry John Elsen of Sidney Nebraska filed intention to make final three year proof to establish a homestead claim on land described in section 6 township 13 north range 51 west 6th principal meridian before U S Commissioner Joseph J erfelder in Sidney on the Sunday of May 1916 witnesses Ernest Ruhter Charles Harmond Robert Henderson Edward Root all residents of Sidney Neb J E B Evans Register
In The District Court of the 13th Judicial District Cheyenne County Nebraska Charles M Wright as administrator of the estate of Louis Ramesberger deceased applies for license to sell real estate.
In the District Court 18th Judicial District Cheyenne Nebraska Clarence A Glassburn administrator of John Gillespie deceased petitions for license to sell real estate to pay debts and costs due to lack of sufficient personal property The court orders interested persons to appear May 13 1916 and to show cause why license should not be granted The Telegraph Cheyenne County Nebraska to publish for four weeks officals Hi M Grimes District Judge 28 4
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