Bright agricultural outlook to boost US economy
Government July crop report forecasts the largest wheat crop in U.S. history and strong yields for other grains. Despite weather setbacks, expanded acreage should offset losses. With war abroad, Europe will import more foodstuffs, ensuring a steady export market and substantial national wealth growth shared by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
England
France
Italy
Germany
Austria
Debate Over Agricultural Education Standards
A Missouri Farmer editor criticizes agricultural colleges and rural schools for overloading farmers with advice and failing to provide practical instruction. The piece notes mixed views across Nebraska and other Midwest states, acknowledges possible improvement, and calls for constructive reform to enhance agricultural education nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missouri Farmer
Nebraska
Evasive Diplomacy Described in War Era Remarks
The article rails against diplomatic evasiveness used by European powers during the war. It contrasts US candor with British and German tactics marked by deception and subterfuge. The piece condemns military authorities and laments a loss of civilizational principles amid pretexts and counter proposals that hinder peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Lusitania
Greater Omaha Progress Through Progressive Civic Effort
The statement credits Progressive citizens for realizing a Greater Omaha and outlines reasons the metropolis should advance. It notes rich agricultural surroundings, ample railroad facilities, and Omaha as a desirable residence with a healthful climate, urging steady growth through enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Omaha
Omaha
Greater
British Ambassador evidence on German plot to attack war factories
The evidence said to have been presented by the British ambassador at Washington describes a plot by German agents to blow up ammunition factories in this country and to attack trains and ships carrying war supplies to the allies. The seriousness of the claim warrants careful investigation and a thorough result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Outrage claims cited to support British ambassador statement
The article discusses whether outrages by Holt or Muenter lend credibility to the British ambassador's assertion, noting circumstances that may influence belief while treating the claim as potentially unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
Muenter
Omaha Bid Eyed for 1916 Democratic National Convention
An effort to host the 1916 Democratic National Convention in Omaha is discussed. Nebraska Democrats are expected to unite to push the move, which could bring long term benefits to Omaha. Competition is likely, with arguments for Omaha to be ardently presented before the national committee. A key drawback cited is Nebraska's small electoral vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebraska
Democratic National Committee
Britain Moves Toward Economy in War Effort
In the House of Lords a member warned Europe faces bankruptcy unless wiser leadership acts soon. Debates focused on war costs and a motion to curb departmental spending was adopted as British statesmen acknowledge the empire must meet wartime responsibilities with renewed resolve.
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House of Lords
Europe
When a married couple avoids public quarrels
A witty remark notes that a couple not fighting in public are seen as happily mated and suggests humor about aging and public life. The speaker also comments that the national game ball is declining, blaming his lack of attendance at summer games and imagining the end of war if he stopped reading newspapers for ten days.
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Ball
Alfalfa Promises Wonders for Health and Wealth
The docks report a sensational claim that alfalfa offers medicinal properties and life improvements. Advertisements tout it as a fountain of youth, curing rheumatism and memory loss, boosting blood and digestion, and resembling opium without its drawbacks. Families near derelict lots are urged to try extracts and teas for sweeping benefits.
Idle Hour farm joke and sharp sayings frame a rural roundup
A humor filled snippet catalogues homely comforts from alfalfa to a coffee mill and lemon squeezer, joking that such items could fund clothes and cars while mocking farm life myths. A Sidney woman vents a grim fantasy about harming a boy, reflecting troubled rural voices in a satirical voice.
Schisler to Become Doane Coach
Paul Schisler of Hastings, longtime athletic director, will become the all year coach at Doane College. He has developed football basketball and baseball teams to championship caliber at the local schools.
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Paul Schisler
Hastings
Doane College
Dentists Association Reimbursement Request Documented
Vouchers filed with the state auditor show J. Pierce, president of the state dental secretaries, seeking a 225 repayment for expenses while attending the National Association of Dentists in San Francisco last week.
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Office of
The
State Auditor
J. §. Pierce
National Association of Dentists At
San Francisco
Temptress. She-George, dear? He-Yes, mine own?
A brief Kansas City Star quip features a playful exchange about love letters and trust, framed as a humorous dialog between a couple. The item captures a light period voice with a cheeky tone characteristic of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Kansas City Star
John Deere Binders Priced Right for Buyers
Fundingsland Transfer Co. reports receipt of two car loads of John Deere binders, signaling strong supply for local buyers and dealers seeking reliable equipment. Prices are highlighted as favorable, boosting potential sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
Fundingsland Transfer Co
Sidney Nebraska 1915 ordinance funds appropriation ordinance
The Village of Sidney Nebraska adopts a 1915 budget detailing appropriations from the year's taxes. It covers General Fund salaries expenses fire and street departments city hall and utilities, electric lighting, library support, and bond payments including water sewer and electric bonds with on hand balances noted. The ordinance takes effect upon passage approval and publication, dated July 20 1915.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Carnegie Public Library
L. O. Fundingsland
L. Neubauer
Sidney Nebraska Levy Ordinance 138 Tax for General Revenue
Ordinance 138 imposes a general revenue tax for 1915 within the Village of Sidney Nebraska. It sets a levy of 6 34 mills on the dollar of the taxable property, both personal and real, assessed in 1915, to be collected by the Village Board of Trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Sidney Nebraska levies for village taxes 1915
The ordinance sets a total of 34 mills to be levied on all property within Sidney for 1915. It funds general revenue 8% road 5 electric light 10 water principal 1 interest 2 Carnegie library 2 amusement and music 1, with the levy to be collected and paid into the village treasury. Passed July 20 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Carnegie Public Library
L. O. Fundingsland
L. Neubauer
Ordinance Regulating Electric Wiring in Sidney Nebraska
Sidney village adopts ordinance requiring electric wiring work to be licensed with a $50 fee and bond of $500. Only qualified wiremen may work, inspections by the Superintendent-Electrician, and adherence to National Board of Fire Underwriters standards. Violations carry fines and potential license forfeiture. Approved by L C Fundingsland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Nebraska
Board of Trustees
National Board of Fire Underwriters
L. C. Fundingsland
Probate Notice to Creditors in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Notice is published in the Sidney Telegraph four weeks before August 2 1915 for creditors of Mary Francis Shomeaker to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance. Six months to file claims and one year for the Executor to settle from June 8 1915. County Judge Co P Chambers signs the notice.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Mary Francis Shomeaker
Said
Sidney Telegraph
Seal
Co. P. Chambers
Notice to Creditors for Estate of Christian B Jurgens
Executrix to the estate of Christian B Jurgens announces for claims to be presented for examination adjustment and allowance on August 14 1915 and December 28 1915 at 9 o clock am. Creditors have six months to file claims and one year for the executrix to settle from June 28 1915. Public notice published in the Sidney Telegraph for four weeks prior to August 14 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Christian B. Jurgens
Said County
Sidney Telegraph
Seal
P. Chambers
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Bankruptcy
In the United States District Court for Nebraska Lincoln division Milton G Thompson bankrupt notice of sale August 21 1915 at two pm public auction for cash at the east door of the Sid ney courthouse Cheyenne county Nebraska the north half of section 17 township 13 north range 49 west subject to encumbrances sale confirmed by United States district court referee in bankruptcy Daniel H McClenahan Sheriff J W McDaniel 42 5
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District Court of the United States
District of Nebraska
Lincoln
Milton G. Thompson
United States District Court For
E. J. Clements
Court House
Sidney
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
United States District Court
Daniel H. McClenahan
J. W. McDaniel
Sheriff Sale Notice for Cheyenne County Property
A sheriff sale is ordered for the property described as the northwest quarter of section 34, township 13 north, range 49 west, Cheyenne County Nebraska. The sale arises from a 1914 District Court judgment in favor of William Stull against multiple defendants for $1,792.15 plus costs. Auction to start at 10:00 a.m. on August 21, 1915, in front of the Sidney County Court House, Nebraska. J W McDaniel, Sheriff, dated July 16, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
H. M. Grimes
William Stull
Diedrich Voigt
Anna Voigt
Amalie Schrinert
John M. Livingston
Jeanie Livingston
L. Oo. Fundingsland
L. W. Corlis
John Doe
Mary Doe
Court House
Sidney
J. W. McDaniel
Said County
Estate of John Gillespie Administrators Call for Claims
County judge schedules hearings for examination adjustment and settlement of the estate of John Gillespie deceased in Cheyenne County Nebraska. creditors urged to present claims within one year from July 19 1915 with notices published in the Sidney Telegraph for four weeks before August 28 1915.
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Chicago
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New York City
Dept
Kero
Alfalfa
Schisler
Doane
Sherife's Sale
John Gillespie
C. P. Chambers
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