Nationwide Fight A Gains German Language in Schools
A National Security League campaign aims to end German language teaching in public schools and stop publishing newspapers in German. The plan calls for a Committee on Foreign Language and Foreign Press to push for a one language nation, urging local branches to urge English dailies and discontinue German advertisements. The appeal highlights patriotism and war urgency, with steps to hold meetings, halt foreign language ads, and seek cooperation from news dealers.
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National Security League
League
United States
Charles E. Lydecker
the College of the City of New York
Edward L. Clark
The
Security League
Ernest C. Brown
New York
Robert M. Mellroy
Princeton University
Col Lydecker
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Peder A Poitz Deceased
In the matter of the estate of Peder A Poitz deceased creditors are notified that the county court will sit in Sid ney on October 21 1918 at 3 10 oclock a m to examine claims for adjustment and allowance. Claims must be presented within three months from July 19 1918 and debts paid within one year from that date. Witness the seal of the county court July 13 1918.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Peder A Poitz
Sidney
James S. Smith
AOD
Wrs
Notice to Creditors in County Court Estate of James S Smith
Notice to creditors of the estate of James S Smith deceased in County Court. Claims must be presented within three months from July 19 and debts paid within four months from July 19. County Judge Chambers signs the notice dated July 18.
Notice to non-resident defendants in Cheyenne County action
Frank Kubes filed July 11 1918 in the District Court of the Thirteenth Judicial District Nebraska Cheyenne County a suit to remove a cloud and quiet title to the East Half of Section 19 Township 14 North Range 50 West in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Defendants include J M Smad real name unknown Thomas Kane Margaret M Bruce H W Gove real name unknown Dr Chaffer real name unknown and heirs devisees and personal representatives of any above. Answer by Sept 2 1918 otherwise allegations deemed true.
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J. M. Smad
Thomas Kane
Margaret M. Bruce
H. W. Gove
Dr. Chaffer
Frank Kubes
District Court
Thirteenth Judicial District of State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Cheyenne County
Free Battery Fill and Test Offer at Osborn’s Battery Station
Osborn’s Battery Station invites customers to have their batteries filled and tested at no charge. This promotional offer highlights free service to ensure battery performance and reliability.
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Osborn's
Good Courage and a Soldier’s Parting Gift
A shy soldier in uniform shares a library bench with a compassionate girl who offers to knit and write letters to him as he heads to camp. She learns his Farmington home, pledges support, and his resolve strengthens. Their pledge to their country ends with a hopeful farewell at the station.
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Iis
Farmington
Potter L T Lafferty Returns From Exeter Visit
Potter L T Lafferty spent time with his mother during her illness in Exeter Nebraska. His nephew Lale joined him for several weeks of farm life. The community gathered Friday to tidy the Methodist church and all crops show renewed growth after the rains. Various locals visiting relatives and guests extended through spring and summer, with news of travel, visits, and summer plans.
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L. T Lafferty
Exeter
Nebraska
Lale
Lillian Minor
Hose
Sidney Draw
Belle Doughis
H. W. Struble
Nora Johnson
W. L. Stevens
Chicago
Larland
Charley Stevens
Pine Bluffs
T. T. Reynolds
Kearney
W. Aldrich
Madge Sturrock
Omiabha
Aldrich
Potter
Hooper
Lueningy Homner
Fred Mattocks
Kimball
Votter
Red Cross
Good Excuse for Bothering
Charles lived with his aunt who was no milliner and worked downtown. She told him not to telephone unless it was important. One day she answered the phone and he said, Auntie, don't be cross, but this is something very impossible.
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Charles
Chicago Tribune
Properly Sized Up
A conceited young bachelor claims he admires the fair sex but never intends to marry. A lady questions whether his words show genuine respect for women or merely admiration.
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Sidney Lumber CO. “m
Kans
Sidney Cream Co
Western Newspaper Union
Hodge
Dodge
Lalley
Chas. Nepinsky
Gapen Bldg
Sidney, Nebr
Harper Furniture
Nebra
C. E. Harper
Leon Fine
Vashon
Cariel
Sidney, Neb
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