Nebraska council of defense aids coal and farmers
The Nebraska state council of defense supports price stabilization for coal and urges prompt protection for consumers while coordinating with federal and state efforts. It commends tenant farmer relief, bank-backed rescue plans, and the creation of a “boys” working reserve unit to boost winter wheat seed and corn production before Christmas. The Nebraska council is lauded for zeal and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council of Defense
Nebraska
Congress
State Council
Boys
United States Boys’ Working Reserve
Agricultural Workers’ Reserve
United States
Councils of Defense
Comprehensive National Council
Washington
Wheat control plan aims to stabilize prices nationwide
A 900 000 company forms to back a wheat price stabilization plan with a Far East focus, chaired by H. A. Garfield of College. The food administration pledges reduced wheat and flour prices and storage limits, while cooperatives and elevators face licensing for facilities over 100 barrels. Cooperation from millers and dealers is noted as crucial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peing
H. A. Garfield
College
Howe
Food Board
Rmers’ Co-Operative
Princials
Nebraska and Kansas urged to share corn to fatten hogs
A Kansas request to Nebraska officials urges using Nebraska surplus corn to feed Kansas hogs facing a lean corn crop. Secretary Mohler of Kansas argues the immature hogs should be fed to maturity elsewhere to boost food supply. Nebraska's secretary Danielson notes neighborly aid strengthens regional prosperity and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Kansas
Danielson
Nebrsaka State Board ‘of Agriculture
Mohler
Kansas Board
Man’s courage to strip teeth mirrors daring Kaiser feat
A vivid remark asserts that the same resolve needed to endure dental extraction signifies the nerve to confront the Kaiser alone. The statement links personal grit to bold wartime action, illustrating public sentiment about bravery during conflict.
Soldiers endure war and school with discreet dress
Soldiers in leggings face the same embarrassment as girls in silk hose, contrasting military duty with civilian attire. the piece notes how uniform and uniform-like legwear mirror social expectations during wartime.
Que indoor sport of listening to clocks and half hours
A quirky reflection on an indoor pastime that involves staying awake at night to hear the clock strike the hour and then the half hour, turning timekeeping into a peculiar activity.
Perspective Bias Revealed in Reading Angles of View
The statement argues that differences in point of view mostly stem from perversity rather than the viewing angle. It suggests subjective motives shape interpretation more than physical perspective, challenging claims of objective disagreement.
Patriot’s Self-Realization After Flag Insult Incident
A reflective remark suggests a patriot may not identify as such until witnessing his flag being insulted, prompting recognition of national loyalty in adversity.
Sidney party reveals a modest, bright countenance
A Sidney gathering shows one member with notable intelligence lighting his face, while others appear subdued. The scene emphasizes a calm, reflective mood as conversations unfold.
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Sidney
Witty remark on marriage and religious zealots
A terse quip notes that a husband finds relief from a nagging wife by applying the Christian Scientists’ remedies, but when she grows too ardent a believer he must devise another antidote for her zeal.
Quote on boasting about personal affairs sparks debate
A remark condemns boasting about private medicine and valuables as equally distasteful. The statement compares bragging about medical procedures to flaunting personal jewelry or property, inviting discussion on humility and self advertisement.
Simple Government by Sarawak Rajah Brooke
The rajah of Sarawak, British Sir Charles Johnson Brooke GCMG, is hailed as the most absolute autocrat. He reportedly told Queen Victoria governing 30,000 Malays and Dyaks was easier than ruling her subjects. He dismisses red tape and formal letters as nonexistent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarawak
Charles Johnson Brooke
Victoria
Christian Science Monitor
Greatest Heroes of the Canine World
National Geographic Magazine notes that Belgian police dogs and St Bernards were hailed as canine heroes for detection and rescues until World War I brought Red Cross dogs. Their frontline valor saved thousands of wounded and changed perceptions of canine bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernards
Red Cross
National Geographic Magazine
Hearing on Administration for Thomas Murphy estate
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the matter of the estate of Thomas Murphy deceased, requires administration. John C. Murphy petitions to be administrator and a hearing is set for September 15, 1917 at 10:00 AM in the County Court. Notice to interested parties will be published in The Telegraph for three weeks prior to the hearing.
Order of Hearing on Petition for Administration
In the matter of the estate of Joseph F Pancake deceased Ella T Pancake prays administration be granted to J M Swenson as administrator. August 28 1917 at 10 a m is set for hearing in County Court. Notice of pendency and hearing to all interested via newspaper for three weeks prior. Dated July 28 1917.
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State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Thomas Murphy
John C. Murphy
Telegraph
Seal) Co
P. Chambers
Cheyenne County
Joseph F. Pancake
Ella T. Pancake
J. M. Swenson
Lewis B. Agard
Emma Engle
W. D. Engle
Saic
Seal
Scriptural Place Names Across England
England boasts rich Scriptural toponymy with Jericho appearing six times on ordnance maps and Paradise Nineveh Mount Zion Mount Ararat and Mount Ephraim each three times. Calvary wood in Bedfordshire and Jordan bill in Dorsetshire also appear.
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England
Jericho
Paradise
Nineveh
Mount Zion
Mount Ararat
Mount Ephraim
Bedfordshire
Dorsetshire
Notice to nonresident defendant in Cheyenne County suit
On July 26, 1917, Carlos Peres, resident outside Cheyenne County, is notified of legal action brought by The Sidney Mercantile Co. in the County Court of Cheyenne Nebraska. The court directs appearance and response as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Chambers
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Sidney Mercantile Co
Carlos Peres
A. D
Positively Brutal Cake Duel At Pittsburgh Press
A reader note from the Pittsburgh Press depicts a quarrel over a cake claiming a wife’s devotion. The dialogue features Arthur and Grace discussing a homemade cake as proof of love and possession.
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Grace
Arthur
Pittsburgh Press
Quotable Motto Powering a Daring Work Ethic
A compact adage notes that capability without action yields no gain while effort without means can still claim merit. The quote emphasizes striving and initiative over passive skill alone. It echoes themes of perseverance and practical resolve in daily life.
One-liners on cards and a town car’s stubborn country trip
A witty remark contrasts card players with attackers of friends. A town car is mocked as failing to run once it reaches the country, implying a misfit vehicle for rural use.
September First Approaches as Boys Gear Up
Local readers note September first looming as preparations begin for school season. Boys in the community adjust routines and stretch ears in playful anticipation, signaling a lighthearted turn in the town’s seasonal cadence.
Final Settlement Hearing in Henry Snyder Estate Cheyenne Neb
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court schedules a hearing for the Final Settlement and decree barring claims in the Henry Snyder estate. Mary A Moore petitions and Webster Snyder accounts for settlement filed May 14 1883. Hearing set September 15 1917 at 10 am in Sidney Court House. Publication to notify all interested parties in The Telegraph legal weekly for three successive issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Henry Snyder
Mary A.’ Moore
Webster Snyder
Court House
Sidney
Judgment Against Defendant for Groceries and Clothing
The Sidney Mercantile Co seeks $400 plus costs for merchandise furnished on express promises to pay. A writ of garnishment and attachment was issued, attaching $20 in the hands of Union Pacific Railroad Company as garnishee. An order in the case remains until September 4, 1917 at 10:00 A.M. and the defendant is notified that failure to answer or plead will result in entry of judgment for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad Company
The
Sidney Mercantile Co
A. K. Greenlee
Hearing on Petition for Appointment of Administrator
Court assigns hearing for Emma Engle estate to grant W. D. Engle administration. The matter lists Lewis B. Agard deceased and seeks appointment at 2 o clock PM in 1917, with interested parties notified.
Fragmented legal notice about petitions and hearings
A damaged OCR fragment indicates a petition and hearing process in a county recorder or clerk system with reference to newspaper publication for three successive weeks prior to a specified date. Details are unclear due to truncation and OCR errors.
Notice to Creditors in Sidney County 1917
Notice to creditors of Richard Mickelwall deceased. Executor Chambers will sit in the County Court Room Sidney on September 4 1917 and February 11 1918 to receive and examine claims for adjustment. Six months from August 10 1917 to present claims. One year from July 31 1917 for payment of debts. Witness dated August 6 1917. (Seal) Co. P. Chambers.
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State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Richard Mickelwall
Sidney
Said
A. D
Said County Court
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Netate Council of Defense
Chicago
Bert S. Lovett
Union Flroad
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Lowden
Justice State
Francis S. Peabody
National Defense
Kansas’ Appeal
Comtelburo
Cash Grocery
F. O. Burgess
Baldwin Piano Co
Edison Music Shop
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