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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1914
Page
4
A broad debate emerges over Wilson’s anti trust program with optimism from the president contrasted by business leaders and the public who fear harm. Critics question advisory sources and emphasize widespread pessimism about regulation and its impact on the national economy. The public awaits another chance to choose a leader.
The American occupation of Vera Cruz improves the city from a pest hole to a cleaner, healthier place. It contrasts Mexican indifference to sanitation with U S efforts to teach cleanliness, noting similar progress in Cuba and Panama and urging Mexicans to heed the lesson for lasting public health.
The editor accuses President Wilson of dismissing objections from thousands of manufacturers and merchants as conspiratorial. It argues he ignores public opinion, admonishes Congress, and oversteps executive power, contrasting with past presidents and his campaign promises to respect the electorate.
Washington observers report President Wilson displays a volatile temper on the golf links similar to his dealings with Congress. The press notes a belief that he may suffer psychological depression when outcomes do not align with his plans, affecting his conduct during play and in public affairs.
The article notes that by international practice the U S would be entitled to a heavy indemnity of ten to twelve million dollars for the Mexican troubles. However the government pledges to waive claims if peace is restored in Mexico and a constitutional government is established, reflecting altruistic U S sentiment toward Mexico.
Seventeen life insurance companies in the United States have loans on farm mortgages totaling over 519 million dollars. Nebraska, Kansas, and Missouri each have about 53 million, while Iowa holds over 100 million, the largest among states. The figures show strong confidence by conservative insurers in farm mortgages as a security.
The party leader vetoes the move to remove George W. Perkins from his official role in the faction. Colonel Roosevelt praises Perkins as the most useful member and notes his generous support of the Roosevelt campaign. The robust backing suggests Perkins is glad to continue aiding the cause.
On his return from Europe Colonel Roosevelt stated he would not run for governor of New York and denied plans to pursue the presidency. He argued he is a shrewd politician unlikely to expose his ambitions prematurely and would keep his presidential aims hidden until the time is right.
Custer County lists a candidate for state representative who announces himself in verse. Observers mock the approach noting that good laws are unlikely from a speaker who never touches on the weather.
Senator B K Bushee announces his bid to return to the senate from the Twenty-seventh district, which includes Scotts Bluff Banner Kimball Morrill Cheyenne Garden Deuel Grant Hooker Thomas McPherson and Arthur counties. He was a strong member in the last session and his candidacy is welcomed by supporters who respect his past work.
The Village of Sidney Nebraska invites sealed bids for an electric power and steam heating plant and electrical distribution system. Divisions cover power plant machinery piping and electrical distributing system materials and labor. Bids due August 1, 1914, at 10 am Mountain Time with deposits and details via engineer W L Hollister or village clerk.
Public notice invites sealed bids for a one story stone and concrete power plant building with foundations. Bids due by August 1 1914 noon Mountain Time. Each bid requires a 2000 dollar certified check to Village of Sidney Nebraska and the contract to commence within 20 days of letting.
Advertisement calls for bids to construct and install a steam heating plant and distribution system for Sidney Village. Bids due by August 1, 1914 Mountain Time, with a $200 certified check. Project includes 400 ft of 7 inch pipe and 200 ft each of 6 and 5 inch pipe with fittings and drainage. Plans available from consulting engineer V L Hollister of Lincoln.
Village officials Les Neubauer and L. Hollister announce a bid for a steam heating project with an engineer's estimate of 5500 dollars. A $3.40 deposit will be refunded upon return of plans and blueprints. Forfeiture clauses and multiple contractors may apply.
In the matter of George F Blanchard guardian of Helen Stewitts minor for license to sell the real estate of said minor. By order of Judge H M Grimes of Cheyenne County Nebraska sale set for August 3 1914 at 10 am at the front door of the county courthouse high bidder to pay one third cash and balance in three years with a first mortgage and 6 percent interest. Property includes Lots 13 14 4 and 5 in Block 18 and Lot 4 Block 29 in Sidney Nebraska and portions of sections 1 6 33 in various townships. Sale open one hour. July 6 1914.
Notice taken up by the subscriber on his enclosed land in Sidney precinct Cheyenne County Nebraska on July 3 1914 one black pony with bald face pinto spots on lower jaw both hind feet white small white spot on left side branded two half circles lazy R on left shoulder Dated Sidney Nebraska July 3 1914 John Dubbs
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a county court on June 24 1914 ordered July 20 1914 at 10 am for hearing Clement T Guy petition to grant administration of the estate of William K Guy deceased to E B C Stockwick as administrator. Notice to interested parties: publication in Sidney Telegraph for three weeks prior to hearing. Henry E Gapen County Judge.
Department of the Interior Land Office North Platte Nebraska dated June 29 1914 warns Fred J Hoy of Sidney Nebraska contestee that Isabello Anderson of Potter Nebraska filed June 1 1914 to cancel homestead Entry No 04802 for 8 %
Legal notice states the claimant has not established residence or cultivated the tract for over three years ten months, with defects existing. Allegations will be confessed and entry canceled if no sworn answer with proof of service is filed within twenty days after the fourth publication. Register E Evans notes publication dates July 4, 11, 18, 25, 1914.
Notice declares the firm Bristol and Brewer in Sidney Nebraska is dissolved. C Ami Bristol will succeed the business and settle all debts and collect all outstanding indebtedness. Harry Brewer retires and is released from liability. Dated Sidney June 25 1914. Co. M. Bristol and Harry Brewer.
An ordinance requires a license tax and safety standards for moving picture shows in Sidney Nebraska. It mandates fire precautions ventilation sanitation and sets a Ten Dollar license fee for shows conducted for one week or less with issuance by the village clerk upon payment.
Legal notice from Sidney Nebraska outlining license tax for one year and safety requirements. Exits fireproof booth ventilation sanitation smoking ban and electrical standards. Violators face fines of five to fifty dollars per offense. ordinance takes effect after passage and publication. Foundingl and clerk signatures dated June 19 1914.
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