Rural credit system gains congressional attention in Nebraska review
The national administration supports a rural credit system and Congress is urged to pass a bill creating a central rural bank in Chicago with state branches. The plan limits loans to 5000 dollars and deposits to 10000, paying interest from 2 percent, with a 49 member board and a 500000 dollar cap per state. Nebraska farmers seek broader reforms.
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Congress
House of Representatives
Lindbergh
Minnesota
Chicago
Washington
Nebraska Farmers’ Congress
Nebraska
Kaiser opened eyes of pacifists sparks split in Berlin column
A Berlin newspaper claims the Kaiser has awakened American pacifists yet notes many Americans still ignore the truth. It argues that the American public desires stronger preparation to safeguard rights for its citizens and humanity, even amid global conflict.
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Berlin
Declaration of Principles Declares Constructive Regulation for Stability
The Progressive Party national committee calls for constructive federal regulation to stabilize business and avoid the disruptions caused by democratic controls. It argues that judicious regulation is desirable but opposes policies that harass big enterprise and threaten industrial progress, condemning indiscriminate opposition to large businesses.
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National Committee of the
Progressive Party
Back to Essentials of English Education in Nebraska
State Superintendent Thomas advocates returning to English education basics in Nebraska schools. He argues for equal educational opportunities across towns and cities and urges progress toward delivering all that conditions allow. The piece reflects broad citizen approval and emphasizes pushing forward despite economic limits.
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Nebraska
Thomas
New Secret Society The Royal Red Republicans
A humorous account of a newly formed club calling itself the Royal Red Republicans. It describes its youthsuited cruelty jokes, secret knocks and passwords, initiation rites, and mock surgeries used to frighten new members, ending with a pledge of secrecy.
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Royal Red Republicans
Wilson
Anil
Joy
Fragments on dinner and society satire
A string of wry maxims on family noise, judgment, and social circles. It contrasts how familiar people reveal faults, suggests that better knowledge often sharpens critique, and notes that high society can be both hollow and paradoxically prosperous.
Mrs Lambert seeks release for Orpet in Marian Lambes case
Marian Lambes mother Mrs Lambert appeals to State's Attorney Cady to release Wisconsin student William H Orpet held on murder charges near Lake Forest. Frank Lambert supports his wife while doubting Orpets guilt and not seeking vengeance.
Wilson Returns to Washington After Sea Trip on Mayflower
President Wilson came back to Washington from a week end voyage aboard the Mayflower and prepared to meet congressional leaders on the secretary of war appointment national defense plans and other pending legislation. The yacht had a rough return with no one leaving cabins and several party members reportedly seasick.
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Washington
Wilson
Line of implements offers and spring trade prices
It will pay you to look over our line of implements and see if we have what you want before buying elsewhere. We have some interesting prices for the spring trade. C. E. Harper.
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C. E. Harper
Sidney Nebraska Ordinance Divides City Into Three Wards
Ordinance No. 147 states Sidney to be chartered as a second class city and divided into Ward No 1 Ward No 2 and Ward No 3 with two councilmen each. It specifies ward boundaries surrounding Rose Street and the Union Pacific railroad. The measure takes effect after passage publication and approval.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Union Pacific Railroad
Rose Street
City of
Union Pacific
L. C. Fundingsland
J. J. McIntosh
J. J. Parks
M. W. Riggs
Gus Wellner
Board of
L. Neubauer
Probate Notice to Creditors in Cheyenne County Neb
Creditors of Daniel Carey deceased must present claims to the executrix before County Judge Chambers at the Cheyenne County Court on March 6 1916 and July 6 1916 at 1 pm for examination adjustment and allowance. Six months for claims and one year to settle run from October 19 1915 with publication in The Telegraph for four weeks before March 7 1916. Witness the seal of the court February 1 1916.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Daniel Carey
Said County
Telegraph
Seal) Co
P. Chambers
County Treasurer Candidate Seeks Republican Primary Support
A candidate for Cheyenne County County Treasurer announces to run in the Republican primaries on April 18. The present deputy county treasurer asks for support and asks voters to consider his candidacy under the wishes of the party.
Louis Wasem Declares Candidacy for County Treasurer
The undersigned announces intent to run for County Treasurer subject to Democratic voters wishes at the April 18 primaries in Cheyenne County. Your support respectfully solicited by Louis Wasem.
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Cheyenne County
Louis Wasem
Doran Files County Clerk Re-election Bid in Cheyenne County
H. T. Doran announces candidacy for re election as County Clerk of Cheyenne County Nebraska subject to Republican Primary on April 18 1916. He seeks voter approval to retain the office.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
H. T. Doran
Bettendorf Seeks County Assessor Nomination in Primary
H Bettendorf, current assessor of Sidney precinct, declares candidacy for County Assessor under the Democratic banner and asks voters for nomination and election at the April 18 primary.
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Sidney
H. Bettendorf
Hornady Seeks Republican Backing for County Clerk Post
Candidate Charles W. Hornady appeals for Republican support and endorsements in the upcoming April primary election for County Clerk. He asks friends and party members to back his bid.
Candidacy filing for County Attorney by Lt Radcliffe
Lt Radcliffe announces bid for Democratic nomination for County Attorney seeking support akin to that given two years ago at the primary and general elections. He appeals to friends to back his administration and run.
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Radcliffe
McFadden Seeks Reelection for Cheyenne County Superintendent
Anna McFadden announces candidacy for re election as Cheyenne County Superintendent of Schools. She states she will run subject to Republican voters wishes at the April 18 primary and respectfully asks for support.
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Cheyenne County
Vai Ohanmnant
Bates Announces Candidacy for 76th District State Rep Nomination
VOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE 1 announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for State Representative from the 76th District. The candidate states selection depends on Republican voters at the April Primary and notes service in the last session as a factor.
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VOR
Candidate Seeks Republican Support for County Assessor Race
A candidate announces plans to appear on the Republican ballot for the County Assessor nomination at the April 18 primary and requests support if approved. The statement underscores campaign intent and seeks backing from voters.
Tax foreclosure notice listing Cheyenne land parcels in Sidney and Lodgepole
The County of Cheyenne Nebraska files a tax sale foreclosure action against numerous individuals and heirs in the Thirteenth Judicial District. The petition seeks sale of parcels in Lodgepole and Sidney to cover delinquent taxes from 1915. defendants must answer by March 6 or a judgment will be entered.
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Swan P. Brodell
Simon Oberfelder
Ward M. Pulver
L. W. Waite
J. C. McBride
Mary Kahl
Oslie Gottstein
Adolph Solomonson
Equitable Trust Company
Julius T. Thoelecke
Elizabeth Schaefer
Catherine McClain
Jesse Hitz O
F. Chidester
C. Albert Weatherby
W. L. Rockfield
E. H. Soule
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Thirteenth Judicial District
H. M. Grihines
Petithuier
State of
Board of Commissioners
Chambers Seeks Re election as Cheyenne County Judge
Charles P Chambers announces his candidacy for re election to the office of County Judge of Cheyenne County. The primary is set for April 18 and submission follows the non partisan judiciary act.
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Cheyenne County
Charles P. Chambers
Jesse C Sitton Seeks Cheyenne County Sheriff Nomination
Jesse C Sitton announces candidacy for Cheyenne County sheriff as a Republican for the April primaries. He asks supporters to back his campaign and reflects on his readiness to serve as sheriff.
Osborn Announces Candidacy for County Assessor
M. W. Osborn announces candidacy for Cheyenne County Assessor subject to Republican primary voters on April 18, 1916. He respectfully seeks support from the party and the county electorate.
State Senator Candidate Files for 27th District Nomination
B. K. Bushee seeks the Republican nomination for state senator from the 27th district subject to April primary voters' decision.
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B. K. Bushee
Bassett Seeks County Treasurer Office At Primary
W F Bassett announces candidacy for County Treasurer in the April 18 primary. He has twenty nine years in the county and asks residents to speak well of him to newer neighbors. He pledges full time dedication to duties and taxpayer interests.
Griffith Seeks Republican Backing in County Clerk Race
F. G. Griffith announces candidacy for County Clerk and seeks Republican support at the county primaries to be held Tuesday April 18, 1916. He appeals to GOP voters to nominate him.
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F. G. Griffith
Candidate for County Treasurer Seeks Republican Primary Support
A candidate announces intent to run for County Treasurer in the Republican nomination. The notice requests votes from electors at the April primaries and states the name will appear on the Republican ballot.
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Czar Ferdinand
Myrtle Lancaster
J. W. McDaniel
Hetle
The
First National Bank
Sidney, Nebraska
GaaLtous
Charles W. Hornady
Anna McFadden
UTE Junicipal
Cheyennid
South
Oberfelder
Ledgepole
Maine
Morrow
Chichester
A. J. Slaskell
Lodgepole
Nash
Lodgepole Nebraski
Chidhester
Annie Hart
Grace Barlow
Grace Hart
Gerusha Sager
Gerusha Hart
Frances Hart
Dorothy Hart
John E. Hart
Annie McBvoy
Flora B. Essig
Curtis D. Essig
Helle Wellner
W. M. Pulver
Charles 1
Chambers James J. McIntosh
Vaclav F. Kucera
Charles L. Fate
Emil Fenske
J. §. Hoagland
Swan F Brode
Waite
Olle Guttstein
Adolph Solomon
Julius P. Thoelecke
Eizabeth Schaefer
Catherine McC
Charles A. Boone
J. C. Twitch- WM
J. L. Woodmiinsee
Henry PP. Spaulding
James L. Aelworth
Joe W. Fellsworth
Stephen A. Hendee
Margaret A. Claybaigh
William Johnsor
William P. Measiah
Oosterhount
L. O. Fundingsland
Robert S. Oberfelder
Charles K. Shakelford
Mary Shakelford
Elizabeth Naumann
Jacob Kiefer
Gotlobe Grieser
J. C. Melride
Swan P. Hrodell
Simon Qoberfelder
I. W
Tlenry Hille
Pradie I
Ahmberson
Charles Fille
Rebecca A. Mears
D. M. Hinkel
L. Hinkel
J. c. Twitehii
J. G. Woodmaneee
Henry I. Spaulding
James L. Aclworth
J.W. Fellsworth
Margaret A. Claybaurd
William Johnson
William F. Metcalf
Wallace Qosterhoudt
Charles J. Shakelford
Thait
Thie
Pivauintifpf
C. S. Bapoly Hie
Jesse C. Sitton
Kor
M. W. Osborn
W. F. Bassett
F. A. King
Bentley
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