Sidney Telegraph Saturday newspaper note
The Sidney Telegraph is published every Saturday by F. A. Gapen with post office mailing in Sidney Nebraska as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1913
Page
4
Proposals for roads and crop news headline from era
Government aid to states for good roads unites parties for welfare. California orange injury offset by Florida production though fruit prices rise. Chicago conventions bring over 61 million dollars revenue. 200 conventions booked for 1913. Senate verdict on Judge Archbold could influence trust. Divorces exceed 100,000 with 70,000 children affected nationwide. Bryan on cabinet posts as currency in debt payment. Democrats backing civil service for postmasters boosts party credit. Army canteen ban seen as mistake. restoration urged. Rockefeller foundation debuts ten million to aid women. Omaha hotel project waits for lessee at 60 000 annual rent.
Credit for all must be open on equal terms says President elect
In a Chicago address President elect Wilson urged that credit be available to all on equal terms and challenged bankers to ensure this first. He hinted a practical solution may exist and that Americans would welcome it if proven effective.
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Wilson
Chicago
US Takes Action Over Mexican Violence Against Citizens
Government acts to protect Americans in Mexico and warn the weak Mexican government of consequences. John G. Woolley abandons party prohibitionism after losses, signaling a new temperance strategy while preserving the fight for reform.
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Mexico
Madero
United States
John G. Woolley
Mr. Woolley
Pect
Governing Dilemma Tests Governor Morehead
Governor Morehead encounters trouble in his effort to appoint independently of political wishes. The Bryan faction remains active and determined to exert control, challenging the governor's belief he serves the people's will.
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Morehead
Buncomb
Bryan
Vocational Training Gains Ground in Public Schools
The piece argues that vocational training should become widespread in U S public schools within a few years. It highlights Illinois as a leader pushing for legislation and notes practical educators support the plan, aiming to develop youths for life work while preserving intellectual growth.
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United States
Illinois
Lfe
Corners and Speculation in American Markets
A fragment discusses the evils of American speculation, noting its perceived uniqueness and moral concerns in contrast to other countries, as part of a broader editorial stance.
Supreme Court labels cornering illegal in interstate trade
The text denounces cornering as illegal in interstate commerce and urges public opinion against speculation in essential products. It cites Patten and Armour as examples of traders who profit at public expense, noting millions gained by operators and calling for reforms to end this longstanding practice.
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Federal Supreme Court
Patten
Armour
Chicago
Bryan as Secretary of State in Wilson Cabinet Debate
The article evaluates William Jennings Bryan as a candidate for the Wilson administration's Secretary of State. It argues the role requires cool diplomacy, discernment, and restraint, questioning Bryan's impulsive tendencies, dictatorial temperament, and willingness to compromise. It notes Bryan’s patriotism but warns his principles might clash with Philippine policy, leaving his fit for the office uncertain.
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W. J. Bryan
Wilson
Republic
Bryan
Europe
Mr. Bryan
State Department
United States
Insular
Phillippines
Local Humour Notes On Town Life And Quirks
Scottsbluff seeks a pickling works. Sidney boasts several. Broadwater counts the state’s most popular minister and his five marriageable daughters. A dog earns a hero’s medal for saving his drunk master. Parcel post babies ruled out. A neighbor’s baby nearly shipped to Amsterdam. In this town a dog outranks a man. A man caught in a hen-house would struggle to prove an alibi.
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Broadwater
Amsterdam
Notice to Contractors for Sidney Nebraska Sewer Project
Sealed proposals due 4 p m February 25 1913 at the Village Clerk in Sidney Nebraska for main and lateral sewer system disposal plant and feed and discharge works with quantities and a 1000 dollar bid bond. Plans may be viewed at the Village Clerk or Grant Fulton engineers Lincoln Nebraska. Village Board may reject any bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Neubauer
Sidney
Nebraska
Engineers
Grant & Fulton
Bldg
Lincoln
Leslie Souaer
Quieting Title Action In Sidney Nebraska Property Dispute
Sidney Lodge No 91 Independent Order of Odd Fellows and William P Miles sue George Darrow George G Darrow Maria Darrow George W Proctor Homer Goodwin for quiet title to 66 by 82 feet of lot 12 block 21 original town Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska. Plaintiffs seek decree of absolute ownership and discharge of all claims with defendants ordered to answer by February 17 1913.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sidney Lodge Number Ninety One
Independent Order of Odd Fellows of
Sidney
William PP. Miles
George Darrow
George G. Darrow
Maria
Darrow
Homer Goodwin
George G Darrow
Maria A. Darrow
George W. Proctor
Sidney Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
William P. Miles
District Court
Weston
William [F Miles
Notice for Public Publication of Homestead Claim
Loua Lewis widow of Daniel W Lewis of Sidney Nebraska filed intent to prove up homestead entry 0351 for section 16 township 12 north range 52 west at Sidney on March 11 1913 before register. Witnesses John Goedert William Gorman Edward Fisher Elmer Younglund all from Nebraska Colorado Nebraska.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
North Platte
Neb
Loua Lewis
Daniel W Lewis
Sidney Nebraska
Township
Range 52
W. 6Th Principal Meridian
Qaxepls Oberfelder
Sidney
Nebr
John Goedert
William Gorman
Laura
Colorado
Edward Fisher
Elmer Younglund
Nebraska
U S. Land Office
John E. Nelson
Township 14
6Th Principal Meridian
H. Frank Ackerman
John Oldershaw
George Foster
Charles J. Osborn
Sidney, Neb
Whwo
Township 15
Range 50
Joseph Ohberfelder
A. S
John FE. Nelson
Geo. Fasver
Web
Bismark E. Range
George Glidewell
George Kretz
Clyde Ronnen
William Couch
Minnie Busacker
Dalton
Henry Vick
Richard L. Fegley
John van Anne
Benjamin Kerkinlet
Dalton, Neb
North Pintte
Frank A. Johnson
Sté
Hans_C. Anderson
Nels Johnson
Andrew Johnson
Tuouis P. Houge
Martin Michelsen
Jerimiah
Walsh
Clarence S. Chambers
Ned J. E. Evans
Register
Burney Miller
Weyerts
Joseph Oberfelder
U. S
John C. Jurgens
Chris D. Jurgens
John Hinrichs
Kari Craft
Weyerts, Neb
J. B. vi Anh Register
U. 8S. Jaand
Elmer R. Youngland
Edward Fischer
Laura, Colo
William W. Chowlns
Roy FE. Nelson
Wiliam Gorman
EB. Evans
James H. Wiker
William Morrow
William EB. Edwards
Abner A Sharp
John J. Brown
Mathias J 'Treinen
Frank Reganina
Leopold Rezanina
Carl Mahr
John Peetz
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