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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1906
Page
4
A satirical column jabs at labor strikes, politics, and public figures. It mocks the miners delaying a strike, notes deaths and societal foibles, and lampoons Roosevelt Hepburn and the Dolliver bill while hinting at Ohio laws for the incurably lazy.
A collage of scattered notes from politics to local gaffes. References include Depew and McClellan in New York, Longworth on the Philippines, Denver packing plans, a Sterling Indiana kiss suit awarding 139 dollars, and a nod to The Washington Post.
The article notes a Denver briefing on grazing disputes between stockmen and Washington over forest reserves. It also discusses New Mexico and Arizona statehood votes, noting New Mexico’s larger population and the long state’s proposed size of about 300 by 600 miles.
The article notes various local residents hauling hay and working cattle while urging the U S Department of Agriculture to establish an experimental station near Sidney. It argues conditions here differ from eastern areas and calls for regional studies, with government help and Congress support to benefit farmers, stockmen, and fruit growers.
Field and Farm notes that brome grass (Bromus inermis) can be reliably established on non irrigated lands, can be sodded between hay crops and next spring's planting, and yields a hay crop by fall the first year. It promises soil fertility maintenance in arid rotations, complements alfalfa, and helps combat drought with practical rotation benefits.
The piece traces Tammany as heir to Liberty’s spirit, linking its early aims to the French Revolution and Jeffersons influence. It describes Mooneys push to unite artisans and merchants against aristocratic Hamiltonian power, forming a ritualistic group with harmonizing signs like the pipe of peace and wampum.
A historical note recounts a practice before 646 A D where princes buried attendants around graves up to neck depth to die of thirst and hunger. It cites Emperor Suinin era reforms around 30 B C and an 8th century edict banning living burial with penalties for continued use.
An advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Broino Quinine Tablets. It offers a money back guarantee and features KE W Grove’s signature on each box. Also mentions stock foods and carpet sales.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the estate of Sarah E Glenn seeks court permission to sell the north fifty feet of Lots 5 and 6 and fractional Lots 1 2 and 4 in Block 12 Nash's addition Lodgepole to pay debts and administration costs. Interested parties must appear March 8 at Claimbers North Platte Nebraska to show cause. Notice published in The Stony The SeGRAPH for four weeks. Oct 23 1906. Hl. Eb. Gapheen attorney. Judge H. Grimms District Court.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court fixes February 1, 1908 at 9:00 a.m. for hearing Marie Neubauer petition to settle and allow her final account in the Julius Neubauer estate. Notices to interested parties will run in The Sivney Telegraph for four weeks prior to the hearing. Judge Ames Tucker presides.
By virtue of a district court judgment for the County of Cheyenne Nebraska against Lewis W Driskell the sheriff will offer for sale cash in hand the east half of the northwest quarter section 9 township 19 north range 48 west of the 6th p m in front of the courthouse at_divided City Nebraska at 10 o clock A M on February 34 1905. The sale is to satisfy the judgment plus costs and accruing costs. Dated January 7 1905 JW McDaniel Sheriff
The bank announces a special meeting for Wednesday March 14 at 10 oclock to elect directors and amend Article 3 of the Articles of Association. The amendment sets Board size between five and nine members and directs they serve until successors are chosen. By order of the Board, CHAS VALLAMAN, Cashier, Sidney Neb. Feb 5 1908.
The creditors of Nancy Moecker, deceased, will meet the Executor before the County Judge in the county courthouse on February 28, 1908 at 10:00 a.m. to present claims for examination, adjustment, and allowance. Six months to file claims, one year to settle from January 71, 18. Notice to be published in The Sidney Telegraph for four weeks before February 2, 1906.
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