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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1976

Page

16

Pioneer Fischer family helped settle Cheyenne County in 1880s

Clark Fuller recounts Ervin Fischer’s family memory of George and John Fischer moving from New Jersey to near Sidney Nebraska in 1884 85. The brothers filed land near the Colorado line and kept penny ledgers detailing purchases such as lumber horses and a sod corn wagon load, with early neighbors Frank Hand Jelinek and the Treinen family nearby.

Clark Fuller Ervin Fischer John Fischer George Fischer Cheyenne County John Highland George Sidney Frank Rihn Gurley Bob Fischer Erwin John Fisher Fishers Frank Hand Jelinek Fischer Brothers Colorado Line Colorado Ervin Robert Treinens

Echoes of early Cheyenne County settlers and crafts

The record recalls the Peetzes Mahrs Ruttners and Andy Greenlee among early Cheyenne County arrivals in the 1880s and 1890s. It highlights Greenlee organizing the first district and teaching at 25 dollars a month, Garman teaching, janitorial duties, and music from a shack school. It notes German speaking families enforcing English at home, grasshopper swarms, crop losses, and turnip sales. John Fischer walked miles for work, raised poultry, kept a muzzle loader, later swapped to a carbine, and hosted dances with Garman and John. Arthur Rowan and Ervin Fischer carried on local crafts and drapery work, with Fischer’s late 19th-century wine and vinegar ventures and craft legacy enduring in Nebraska and Sidney.

Peetzes Mahrs Ruttners Andy Greenlee Joe Nelson Cheyenne County Garman John George Fischers John Fischer Sidney Illinois US Cavalry Ervin Great Midwest Addison Sheldon Schottisce Nebraska Erwin Frank Rowan Gurley Arthur Rowan Young Fischer Art Rowan Fischer Ervin Fischer

What is Right About America Bicentennial Essay

Mrs Lexie Gard of Sidney writes an editor note in a bicentennial piece. She frames Father Time speaking before offering her view on Americas virtues including freedom speech and religion, sharing wealth, humanitarian aid, and international programs. The piece cites Eisenhower and Tocqueville on Americas greatness tied to goodness.

Lexie Gard Sidney Father Time America United States United States of America Peace Corps Dwight Eisenhower Alexis de Tocqueville

What’s right with U S told in essays

A student voice extols American freedoms and identity. The piece praises religious choice, free travel, and government representation, urging respect for inalienable rights and pride in a diverse, faith grounded nation. It contrasts freedom with misplaced criticism and emphasizes the nation itself as the core right.

America

Notable quotes by Einstein Blaine on freedom and birthdays

Notable quotes highlighting individual labor in freedom by Albert Einstein and James G Blaine. Einstein extols collective achievement born of freedom while Blaine notes the United States’ celebrated birthday as a defining national identity.

Albert Einstein United States James G Blaine

Lexington Plum Creek Massacre as Oregon Trail threat

In 1864 Plum Creek site near Lexington saw early August Indian raids by Cheyennes Arapahoes and Brules along the Oregon Trail. A telegraph warning saved many settlers. Frank Morton and 10 drivers plus a cook were killed by Oglala Sioux led by Red Cloud. Mrs Morton and a child were abducted but later released. Panic spurred eastward migration. by 1868 rail workers were killed near Overton.

Lexington Oregon Trail Plum Creek Fort Kearny Julesburg Colo Frank Morton Red Cloud

Millionaires Flourish Around Turn of the Century

The era saw about 4000 millionaires nationwide with 1100 in New York. An Astor family member notes a man with a million dollars is as well off as if he were rich, signaling era wealth perceptions.

New York

Freedom and Liberty Quotes Highlight Civic Involvement

Excerpts emphasize courage, public service, and national foundations. Public figures urge active citizenship and dedication to freedom. Quotes reference self reliance, collective action, and Nebraska Bicentennial involvement as ongoing duties.

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