Union of Republican and Progressive Parties Favored
Favorable talk of a united national campaign as Republicans invite Progressives to return. Progressives promise allegiance to 1912 planks while urging a joint convention June 7. They support harmony, oppose Wilson policy, and seek to restore American prestige. The aim is to free government from partisan domination and consider intervention in Mexico carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National
National Committee
Republican Party
Progressive National Committee
United States
Progressive Party
Dealing With Mexico: U S Policy Questions and Risks
The piece critiques U S policy toward Mexico, arguing it has kept us from war but failed to restore peace or gain respect. It notes Mexican distrust of U S intentions, cites American deaths on the border, and warns of growing calls for intervention if Carranza cannot protect foreigners. It suggests a potential shift toward pacification and enforcement of order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
Carranza
Republic
Washington Administration
Continental army plan faces doubtful congress approval
The administration faces strong opposition to a continental army plan. Critics question practicability and readiness while Mr Wilson and the secretary of war favor trying the experiment despite postponing sound preparedness, with Congress showing little inclination to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wilson
British statesman predicts US as future world financial leader
A prominent British statesman aligned with his government predicts the United States will become the leading creditor nation after the war. He notes the ongoing shift in global commercial power and cites America's progress from debtor toward creditor status as European belligerents near exhaustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Britain's aggressive policy harms American commerce
The article condemns Britain's aggressive policy toward U S commerce harming manufacturers and merchants. It notes heavy losses and doubts of reimbursement, and cites interference with and censorship of mails between the United States and neutral European countries as unjustified in international law. It argues national authorities must act to end such actions despite wartime conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
Telegraph appeals for subscription remittance and renewals
The Telegraph reports on annual statements sent to subscribers and notes remittances received with gratitude. A few subscribers have not replied or requested cancellation. Readers are urged to check statements and settle dues to avoid dropping from the reading circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Tariff Commission Bill Suggested by Wilson Administration
The Wilson administration plans to push a bill creating a tariff commission. The president favors a scientific approach to tariff policy and expects legislation may be needed after the European conflict to protect American commerce and industry, following advisers urging steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tariff Commission
Congress
America
Proverbial Sayings on Evil Thoughts and Purity
The speaker contrasts two sayings about evil thinking and purity of heart, noting how an ingrowing grouch harms onlookers while ingrowing nails harm the wearer, and asks which adage they adhere to in practice.
Myrtie Lancaster Seeks Cheyenne County Treasurer Post
Myrtle Lancaster, present deputy county treasurer, announces candidacy for county treasurer of Cheyenne County. Seeks Republican primary support to be held April 18. Ends with request for backing from Republican voters.
McDaniel seeks re election as Cheyenne County Sheriff
J W McDaniel announces his candidacy for re election as Sheriff of Cheyenne County subject to Democratic voters will at the primary on Tuesday April 18 urging support if his services have been satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Licking Promised to Boy by Teacher Delays School Start
A teacher reportedly promised a schoolboy a licking the next day and a severe sore throat followed that night causing him to miss two days of school. The punishment remains unsettled as the incident unfolds.
Prominent Sidney Professional to Wed This Sunday
A well known Sidney professional man is preparing for marriage on Sunday. The announcement with his name is withheld to avoid undue publicity and maintain privacy despite the upcoming wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Louis Wasem Seeks Cheyenne County Treasurer Nomination
The undersigned announces candidacy for County Treasurer subject to Democratic voters in Cheyenne County at the April 18 primaries. Support solicited from voters. Louis Wasem.
Weather and politics blur in a gentle rural note
A boy braving a mile to the skating pond endures more cold than to the wood shed. The scene is early, and a politician blends with a common person until the smile buds reveal the crowd’s mood.
Doran Announces Re-election Bid for Cheyenne County Clerk
H T Doran declares candidacy for re election as Cheyenne County Clerk Nebraska subject to Republican Primary on April 18 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
H T Doran
Bettendorf Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Assessor
For County Assessor I will be a candidate for County Assessor subject to the vote of the Democratic electors at the Primary election to be held April 18th. I am at present assessor of Sidney pre cinct and believe that my experience would be of value to the taxpayers should they honor me with the nomination and election. H. BETTENDORE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
H. Bettendore
Scarlet fever ends kissing in Sidney say sweethearts
Residents of Sidney have halted kissing after a scarlet fever case, local sweethearts report the change in social customs, noting caution and public health concern amid a small outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
The Rule of Three and Daily Three Day Plans
An old column muses on the number three guiding events noting deaths in threes and proposes applying triads to daily life. It suggests knocking three times, taking three days of moods, and a three day discipline to curb grouches and graft, asking if balance improves behavior and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Crook
C S Radcliffe Announces Candidacy for County Attorney
C S Radcliffe declares his bid for the Democratic nomination for County Attorney. He asks supporters to grant him the same broad backing he received two years prior at the primary and general elections.
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C.S Radcliffe
County Superintendent Candidate Seeks Republican Support
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT will be a candidate for re election to the office of Superintendent of Schools of Cheyenne County subject to the wishes of the Republican electors at the Primary election April 18th Your support is respectfully solicited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Bates Seeks Republican Nomination for 76th District
William L. Bates announces as a candidate for the Republican nomination for State Representative from the 76th District. He states the choice depends on district voters at the April Primary and asks for votes if his prior service was satisfactory.
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William L. Bates
Chesterton Poem Fragments Reflect Loss and Transmutation
The verse evokes shattered treasure and transmuted memory. Imagery of ancient gold pride and passion Doubling as a meditation on sight and inner worth. Chesterton explores beauty, virtue, and the soul with austere, ceremonial language.
Steers Sell For Beef Then Trader Buys Auto
Len Sherwin of Wins ton Colo sold his pair of fancy Hereford steers for beef on the South Omaha market and bought an automobile. He had long argued steers were the best propulsion for vehicles until the gasoline bug finally persuaded him to ride in a car.
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Len Sherwin
Winston, Colo
Omaha
Sherwin
Omaha World Herald
Cheyenne County Sealed Bid Notice for County Court House Janitor
Boards of Cheyenne County Nebraska call for sealed bids by February 1 1916 at 10 am for janitor duties of the County Court House for one year starting February 1 1916. Bids include yard care. Bond required. Bids addressed to County Clerk H T Doran. County reserves right to reject all bids. Sidney Nebraska January 19 1916.
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Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Yard
H T. Doran
Sidney
H. T. Doran
Cheyenn County
Doran
Notice for Cheyenne County Doctor bids 1916
Sealed bids for County Doctor for 1916 1917 in Cheyenne County Nebraska are due by 10 a m February 1 1916. Bids addressed to H T Doran County Clerk Sidney Nebraska. Bidder must provide bonds for faithful performance. County Commissioners reserve right to reject any or all bids.
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Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
H. T. Doran
Sidney
Notice to Non Resident Defendants in Cheyenne County Neb
Public notice to numerous defendants and unknown heirs that Cheyenne County Nebraska filed a petition December 28 1915 in district court seeking foreclosure of tax sale certificates and land descriptions across Lodgepole Sidney and surrounding additions. The action names many individuals and entities and warns to answer by March 6 1916 or judgment will be entered. It outlines tax liens, parcels and the county’s requested relief.
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Swan P. Brodell
Simon Oberfelder
Ward M. Pulver
J. W. Waste
J. CG. McBrine
Mary Kani
One Gottstein
Adolph Sclomerson
Equitable Trust Company
Julius YT. Twoeleene
Elizabeth Schaefer
Catherine Mcvulin
Jesse Hitz
D. F. Chidhester
C. Albert Weatherby
W. L. Rockfield
E. H. Soule
Henry Hile
Prualek K. Lamberson
Charlesville
Rebecca A. Mears
Charles A. Boone
D. M. Hinkel
B. L. Hinkel
J. C. Twichill
J. L. Woodmansee
Henry P. Spaulding
James L. Aelworth
J. W. Fetsworth
Stephen A. Hendees
Gerusha Sager
Gerusha Hart
Margaret A. Claybaugh
William Johnson
Wallace Oosterhoud
William F. Metcalf
Charles K. Shakelfora
Mary Shakelfora
Elizabeth Naumann
Jacob Kiefer
Gotlobe Grieser
Cheyenne
Nebraska
District Court
Thirteenth Judicial District
H. M Grimes
Laura of Commissioners
Probate Notice to Creditors in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Notice is given to creditors of Dante Area Jesse deceased. Creditors must meet the county judge at the Cheyenne County Court Room on May 4 1918 and August 19 1916 at 10 o clock for examination adjustment and allowance. Six months to present claims and one year for executors to settle from January 7 1916. Notice published in The Telegraph for four weeks before February 8 1916. Witness the county judge Chambers January 17 1916.
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Oberfelders
Lodgepyle
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Lodgepole
Stoney
Paine
Sidney
Morrow
Bin
Chyne Qaz
Blven
Chichester
A J. Haskell
Oberfelder
Nevraska
Annie Hart
Grace Barlow
Grace Hart
Gerusha Sager
Gerusha Hart
Frances Hart
Dorothy Hart
John E. Hart
Annie MekEvoy
Flora FR. Essig
Curtis D. Essig
Gus Wellner
Nelle Wellnar
W. M. Pulver
Charles P Chambers
James J. McIntosh
Vaclav F. Kucern
Charles L. Tate
Emil Fenske
J. 8. Hoagland
Swan FP. Brodell
Simon Oberfelder
W. Waite
Mary Knrhi
Olile Gottstein
Adolph Solomon
Equitable Trust Company
A Corporation
Julius
Nebrask
Dante
Jeese
Said
Telegraph
Chambers
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Notice of Sheriff sale issued after an order from the Clerk of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska. Judgment dated March 29 1915 in favor of Anna Thompson against Lincoln G Simon Tyrone F E Simon and wife for 1317 dollars plus costs. Property described as NW quarter section 10 township 16 north range 49 west. Sale to be held February 14 1916 at 10 am in front of the Sidney Nebraska courthouse. Sheriff signs.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
N. M. Grimes
Anna Thompson
Lincoln G. Simon
Tyrone FE. Simon
North West
Ah P. m
Court House
Sidney
J. W. McDaniel
Said County
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F. A. Gapen
Myrtle Lancaster
Louis Wasem
Ters
Gilbert K. Chesterton
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ITH
Chisyenne
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Plaaintiber
Lot Pandingshand
Robert S Oberfelder
Chierlee K
He Gottstein
Adolph Solomonson
Julive Tchoelecke
Catherine McClain
Jene Hitz
D. EF. Chidster
H. Soule
Prudie
Wallace Couterhoudt
Charles K Shakelford
Mary Shakelford
Elizabeth Nuunginn
Neobraska
F. A. King
Bentley
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