Notice of Hearing in Estate of John Gillespie Neb
In Cheyenne County Nebraska 1915 the County Court assigns July 19 for hearings on petitions to grant administration of the estate of John Gillespie to B A Jones Daniel McAleese and Clarence A Glassburn. Notice to interested parties via The Sidney Telegraph for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Ata County Court
Said County
A. D
C. P. Chambers
John Gillespie
Lincoln G. Simon
B. A. Jones
Daniel McAleese
Clarence A. Glassburn
Sidney
Neb
Sidney Telegraph
Co. P. Chambers
The Republics Natal Day and American Patriotism
A historical editorial urges municipal and school officials to make July 4 a day to strengthen the American spirit and unite all classes in democracy. It argues true patriotism rests on deep conviction, not mere emotion, and favorable times to foster national loyalty.
Declaration of Independence and Patriotism Echoes
In May 1776 Congress urged colonies to form independent governments. Richard Henry Lee moved for independence on June 7, with Adams and others backing it. adopted July 2 and the Declaration on July 4, 1776. The pledge to live, die, and be faithful to principle followed. The piece reflects on heroic efforts, liberty, and duty, urging today’s readers to uphold the founders' ideals and national honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Congress
Richard Henry Lee
Congress
United Colonies
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
Roger Sherman
R. R. Livingston
Jefferson
Republic
Patrick Henry
England
Metcalfe predicts split in Nebraska Democrats over Bryan
Richard L. Metcalfe of the Omaha Nebraskan says Bryan is effectively out of the Democratic party and Hitchcock will become a stalwart administration man controlling federal patronage in Nebraska. The comment signals a division into Wilson and Bryan factions, a development Republicans can welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Metcalfe
The
Omaha Nebraskan
Bryan
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Metcalfe
Wilson
Roosevelt Likely to Seek 1916 Campaign Again
Politicians in the east report strong sentiment for Roosevelt returning as a Republican candidate in 1916 not as a factional nominee but as a full party figure. The Pacific coast shows support, while the south and middle west show little backing. Overall national popularity appears lower than three years ago, making a 1916 nomination doubtful.
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Roosevelt
Republican Party
Pacific Coast
South
Middle West
Modern warfare advances echo past ten years
The article notes that modern warfare surpasses former centuries in resources and that human intelligence has for a decade been developing machines to harness natural forces, signaling a shift toward unprecedented military capability.
Endless march of science and war’s advancing slaughter
The passage laments ongoing destructive use of science and predicts future generations will surpass current weapons. It notes no hope for end of the miserable march and asserts that modern science progresses rapidly, equating yearly progress to old centuries, while acknowledging death’s greater harvest as science advances in some directions.
England Demands Final Victory Before Peace Talks
England will not accept peace until Germany is driven back within its borders and defeated. British resolve is questioned as May promises of a great offensive by Earl Kitchener appear unfulfilled. Western front warfare continues mainly by France while hundreds of thousands in England drill. The text criticizes Britain's wartime glory and naval superiority as insufficient for allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Germany
Fabius
Earl Kitchener
Bridgeport News Blade changes hands to Bruce Wilcox
Last week the Bridgeport News-Blade passed from editor J. M. Lynch to attorney Bruce Wilcox of Alliance. Lynch retired with a farewell editorial and Wilcox assumed management with a salutatory. Wilcox is a long familiar western Nebraska figure, practicing law here for twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport News-Blade
J. M. Lynch
Bruce Wilcox
Alliance
Lynch
Wilcox
Nebraska
Dress code Advice For Afternoon Parties In Society
An opinion on fashion warns that extreme chevrollette gowns are in poor taste for afternoon gatherings and should be saved for evening events when gentlemen attend.
Humorous reflections on wit and self awareness
A reflective essay urges balance between intellect and levity. It champions letting go of vanity and rigid self regard, noting that lightness and naturalness refresh the spirit and improve life.
Rivalry sparks progress in shifting fates and fashions
A lighthearted reflection notes rivalry as a force for progress, mentions a California fugitive who was arrested after falling into a fit, and quips about how people react to arrest. The tone blends social observation with a comic aside on temper and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Fossil Leg Found in Pennsylvania Coal Mine
A petrified human leg is discovered in a Pennsylvania coal mine implying historical intrigue. The strange find sparks local curiosity and echoes of old legends about mine dangers and hidden histories.
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Pennsylvania
Farmer seeks help for dizzy horse
A farmer writes to an agricultural paper about a horse troubled by yearly fits of dizziness. The editor response urges selling the horse when it appears sound again, implying the animal is unfit for work if the issue persists.
Laughter as a Safe Guard for Home Life
A civic note urges that cheerful homes guard against gloom and temptations for the young. It emphasizes that laughter and good humor create a pleasant atmosphere and that parents should spare no effort to keep the home bright and welcoming.
Oil discovery rumor near Browns Creek Nebraska
Rumors from Browns Creek north of Broadwater about forty miles south of Alliance report strong indications of oil after locals observed discharges in the creek. Experts recently investigated and advised that further development is warranted according to the Scottsbluff Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns Creek
Broadwater
Neb
Alliance
Scottsbluff Herald
Nebraska Prosperity Cited From Record Crops By Courier
The Buffalo Courier praises Nebraska for a boom driven by last year’s huge harvests. It notes 150 million bushels of corn and 70 million bushels of wheat, with extensive alfalfa. Omaha as the state and western Iowa clearing house enjoys booming business and high spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Nebraska
Omaha
Iowa
Potter State Bank selects builder for new Sidney bank
C P Grant of Sidney awarded the contract to construct the Potter State Bank building for $2850 with a pressed brick modern structure, 45 feet by 25 feet, including a full basement and double vault. Fixtures cost about $1000 extra. occupancy expected in sixty days on the site of the old building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter State Bank
C. P. Grant
Sidney
Woten
Government aerological station near Elkhorn advances
Work at the four mile northeast Elkhorn aerological station progresses toward active observations by September one. Drexel farm buildings will house apparatus for sending up and drawing down large box kites. Balloons from Russia reach high altitudes and carry instruments measuring pressure wind humidity and temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Elkhorn
Welsh
Drexel
Russia
Cupid Excused from U.S. War Tax on Marriage Certificates
Omaha dispatch reports June 29 that internal revenue commissioner W. H. Osborn ruled marriage certificates are not subject to the ten cent war tax. Acting Collector North has been notified of the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Cupid
United States
W. H. Osborn
Internal Revenue
Omaha Attorney Seeks Time to Perfect Bank Conviction Appeal
Omaha attorney Thomas H. Mat ters asked through counsel for additional time to perfect an appeal of his six year conviction for violation of federal banking laws. Time runs out tomorrow.
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Omaha
Thomas H. Matters
Former Nebraskan Killed In Tornado Near Cortland
Beatrice Neb June 29 Word from Hasty Colo reports P M Miller a farmer who formerly lived near Cortland has been killed in a tornado when the roof of his house collapsed.
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Beatrice
Neb
Hasty
Colo
P. M. Miller
Cortland
Prices favorable for John Deere binders at Fundingsland Transfer Co
Fundingsland Transfer Co received two car loads of John Deere binders. The stock signals competitive pricing and ready availability for buyers in the region.
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John Deere
Fundingsland Transfer Co
Ha&s
Cheyenne County Land Transfers Deeds and Changes
Land transfer list in Cheyenne County records detailing warranty and quit claim deeds between numerous individuals and entities. Transactions cover parcels in Sidney Lodgepole Gurley and surrounding additions, with amounts ranging from $1 to $5,120 and notable transfers involving Village of Sidney and Union Pacific Railway Company.
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Demetrius A Hurd
RP Larson
Jesse C McNish
Robert J. Tate
Edward McLernan
Sidney
Robert S Oberfelder
George A. Allen
Mary C. Duvisnela
Louis F. Demers
Fred Lehmkuhl
Lewis Fr. Barlow
Charles Stanton
Hugh Woten
Union Pacific Railway Company
Arthur Wy. Wilson
Arthur W. Wilson
Robert J. Eliza S. Deuel
Currie A
Frank C. Bates
George C. Foster
John
James Morrow
John N. Nelson
Elma D. Kline
West Gurley
Belle Wellner
Julia Mueller
Robert S. Oberfelder
A. B. Persinger
Oberfelder
Lodgepole
Susie A. Thompson
Christopher IE. Weyerts
Gurley
Carl Osberg
Ollie Camblin
Wellner
Frederick Busse
Friedrich W. Busse
Sey Ney
Vaclav Vacik
Paul Vacik
Paul P. Vacik
Jerry Vacik
Joseph M. Swenson
Henry Hargens
E. C. Stockdick
Millard F. Garey
Garey
McFadden
Charles E Baker
Henry Reese
Johns S. Kuns
Noah Kuns
Charles Sisel
Lincoln G Simon
Otis C. Dimick
Fred Gundel
C W. Smith
A. R. le Sever
Paine
Hattie Tishue
Lulu Tishue
McFaddents
Martin
H Ll. Hogrefe
Sly
Ramella
May Brewer
Callahan
M Alvord
E.T. Casselman
Ney
John RR. Young
Frank S. Vosika
Josephine RR. Jones
Mack Radcliffe
Clarkson
Josephine B. Jones
Herman H. Bockstadter
Catherine Truckey
Fred Nelson
Potter
John Bauer
Harm Weyerts
Mary Waldschmidt
Shareholders Meeting Notice for Sidney Loan and Building
The annual meeting of the Sidney Loan and Building Association shareholders will be held at the American Bank office of the Secretary on Saturday July 10 1915 at 730 PM. Directors will be elected and other business brought before the meeting. Robert A Barlow Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Loan and Building Association
The
American Bank
Robert A. Barlow
Notice of Tax Deed Application for 1913 land
Francis A Ross is notified that the north half and southwest quarter of section 13 township 13 range 51 in Cheyenne County Nebraska, purchased in a 1913 tax sale, will be deeded to the buyer unless redemption occurs. The buyer paid 1913 taxes and 1914 1915 installments, with 15 percent per year interest plus advertising and redemption costs. C S Chambers.
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Francis A. Ross
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Non-Resident Defendants Notified in Nebraska Action
In Cheyenne County Nebraska on June 14 1915 plaintiff GCUE unknown to attorney filed suit against Ephraim U Robbins and Edna Blair to cancel a deed dated March 25 1914 conveying the east half of section 1 township 15 range 51 and subject land to satisfy a California judgment of $3000 with 7 percent interest. A writ of attachment has been levied on the land and sale sought. Answer required by July 26 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephraim U. Robbins
Edna Blair
Gue
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ephraim A. Robbins
Los Angeles County
California
Gcue
Probate Notice to Creditors in Cheyenne County Nebr
Notice to creditors of Mary Francis Shomeaker deceased to present claims for examination, adjustment and allowance before County Judge at Cheyenne County Court. Six months to file claims and one year to settle from June 8 1915. Notice published in Sidney Telegraph four weeks before August 2 1915. County Judge Co. P. Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Mary Francis Shomeaker
Said
Sidney Telegraph
Seal
Co. P. Chambers
Notice to Creditors Executrix in Jurgens Estate
In Cheyenne County Court the executrix of the estate of Christian B. Jurgens is to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance on August 14 1915 and December 28 1915 at 9 a.m. Six months allowed for creditors to present claims and one year for the executrix to settle from June 28 1915. Publication required in the Sidney Telegraph for four weeks before August 14 1915. County Judge C P Chambers signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Christian B. Jurgens
Said County
Sidney Telegraph
C. P. Chambers
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