Hughes for President A Popular Appeal and Republican Strategy
The Sidney Telegraph extols Charles E. Hughes for the Republican nomination, praising his availability and leadership. It argues the party unity behind Hughes signals a national push toward victory in November and a shift toward stronger national progress against Democratic opponents. The piece warns progressive extremists risk treason to the country and predicts a Republican sweep if Democrats ignore popular sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Attessilu
Root
Burton
Sherman
Cummins
Supreme Court
Democratic Party
President delays reply to Carranza note on Mexican raids
Editorial voices caution over Carranza's defiant note urging U S troop withdrawal. It warns that failure to prevent raids into American soil could trigger drastic U S action, condemns defiance as dangerous politics, and frames continued meddling as a provocation that harms U S citizens and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carranza
Mexico
United States
Spain
Cuba
Preparedness Sentiment Shows Strong National Loyalty
Demonstrations across cities on June 3, led by Chicago with over 140,000 participants, conveyed a broad and unified patriotism. The Chicago parade, cheered by many, demonstrated that loyalty extends beyond any single class and that Americans would answer duty in defense of the nation. The piece notes widespread, bipartisan support amid concerns for national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nebraska
Fragmentary Prose on Gossip and Choice
A reflective fragment contrasts freshness and refreshment in girls and notes a wife boasting of other options. It muses on gossip as a potential crime, suggesting there would be few enough people to arrest the offenders if gossip were criminal.
Capital wings held up by prayer cited in tax relief claim
An attache from State Superintendent Thomas says the near wing of the capital stands by prayer. If effective, it could spare taxpayers money. A Fort Morgan woman killed herself last week after her daughter went to Sidney for a wedding, the harshest accusation Sidney has faced in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Fort Morgan
Sidney
Woman’s compliment on housework echoes shared duties
A statement notes the high compliment a woman can offer another is to affirm that she keeps house in the same way. The remark reflects social expectations of domestic roles and mutual respect among women.
Weary workers seek decent living over heavenly reward
A reflective row of lines contrasts borrowed money with borrowed trouble, urging patience in crowds. A man criticizes women in short dresses, sitting back to reveal gray socks above high shoes, questioning what he has against the public to condemn it.
Simplified Spelling Pamphlet Causes Laughs in Towson
A humorous note from the Towson Maryland Union News mocks a pamphlet on simplified spelling claiming it would upset a printer. Also, Miss Bess Hodge returns from Sid ney public schools and travels with her mother to Omaha for Brownell hall graduation with her niece Miss Sallie Faddis among the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Hodge
Sidney
J. B. Hodge
Omaha
Brownell Hall
Sallie Faddis
Sheriff Sale Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Legal advertisement shows an order of sale issued by the Cheyenne County District Court under Honorable H. M. Grimes for $1650.00 plus 10 percent interest from March 30, 1916, with $15.45 costs. Real estate of defendants C F Brown Harry J Blome Wellesley A Gillan and John Campbell to be levied upon to satisfy the judgment. Northeast portion of the described property is recorded as the collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
H. M. Grimes
FE. C.stockwick
C. F. Brown
Harry J. Blome
Wellesley A. Gillan
John Campbell
Auction Notice of Nebraska Property Sale 1916
Sheriff J. W. McDaniel announces sale of quarter section in township 14 north range 51 west Cheyenne County Nebraska. Property to be sold for cash at 10 a m July 21 1916 in front of Sidney Court House. Sale to occur under court order with due attendance. Dated June 16 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sidney
J. W. McDaniel
Said County
Bank Balance Sheet Fragment Shows Liabilities and Deposits
The excerpt lists resources and liabilities including loans and discounts about 21 thousand, current expenses and interest, deposits subject to check, certificates of deposit, and a depositors' guaranty fund totaling around 40 thousand to 122 thousand in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardin
Notice to Creditors in the Rob ert F Glass Estate
Creditors must present claims to the County Judge of Cheyenne County Nebraska at the County Court room by December 16 1916 at 10 oclock a m for examination adjustment and allowance. Six months to present claims and one year for the administrator from June 10 1916. Publication in The Telegraph for four weeks before July 15 1916. (Seal) Co P Chambers County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Glass
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Said
Telegraph
Seal) Co
P. Chambers
Petition Filed to Establish County Road No 279A
A notice dated May 29, 1916 states that Henry C Blome and 25 others petition to establish a section line road starting at the NE corner of section 1 16N 50W and running east along the township line to the SW corner of section 36 17N 49W. Objections or claims must be filed at the County Clerk's office before noon July 31 1916. Doran is the County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Blome
Oriyer
H. T. Doran
Albert Benish liquor license notice Sidney Nebraska
Notice is given that Albert Benish filed an application with the City Council of Sidney Nebraska on June 8 1916 for a malt spirituous and intoxicating liquor license. The location is lot 15 block 21 first ward on the corner of the alley Rose street south of the Oberfelder block Neubauer property and adjoining J J McIntosh in Lot 15 First Ward Sidney from June 26 1916 to May 1 1917. If no objection remonstrance or protest is filed within two weeks from June 12 1916 the license will be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Benish
City of
Sidney
Rose Street
Oberfelder
Neubauer
J. J. McIntosh
Sale of Gillespie estate in Cheyenne County Nebraska
In the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska admin Clarence A. Glassburn administrator of John Gillespie’s estate will sell the southeast quarter of section 2 township 12 north range 52 west on the front steps of Sidney courthouse on July 1 1916 at 2 pm with payment terms three fifths cash and two fifths plus interest in three years. Sale remains open one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
13Th Judicial District
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Clarence A. Glassburn
John Gillespie
H. M. Grimes
Sidney
Cheyenne County
A. D
Petition filed to establish line road No 277A
A petition dated April 12 1916 signed by W W Wassum and fourteen others asks to establish a line road from the southeast corner of section 30 township 15 range 47 running two miles south along the section line to the southeast corner of section 6 township 14 range 47. The office must receive before July 31 1916 otherwise the road will be established without further reference. County Clerk H T Doran notes the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wassum
H. T. Doran
Notice of Sale in Sidney Nebraska 1916
Charles M Wright as administrator of the Louis Ramesberger estate announces a licensed sale of real estate by order of Judge H M Grimes Cheyenne County Nebraska. On June 24 1916 at 2 pm the front courthouse door Sidney will offer Lot 6 Block 30 original town of Sidney for cash to the highest bidder with a one hour open period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
13Th Judicial District
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Charles M. Wright
Louis Ramesberger
H. M. Grimes
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Charles M. Wrighit
Louis Bamesberger
Chidester
Sidne
P Yeeidye
Bo Oberfelder
Lo South
Sidney South
S.seseeee
Sidney North
Court House
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By order of sale from Cheyenne County District Court, judgment against multiple heirs and owners, including Annie Hart and Equitable Trust Company, directs sale of numerous parcels listed by lot, block, and subdivision in Oberfelder and Nash additions among others, with detailed land descriptions and ownership stakes. The notice outlines the subject properties to be sold to satisfy the judgment, naming numerous defendants and heirs and referencing specific property divisions and plots.
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Congress
Wallis
Towson (Md ) Union News
Gurley
Oneyenne
G. Weverts
Henry G. Weverts
Atte ChansrTrora
Hann Poppen
N. E. Mepnock
Sidney Mercantile
Department of the Interior
North Platte
Neb
Elmer J. Kreuger
Township 14
Range 48
Principal Meridian
Jos. Oberfelder
A. S
Hig
Pascal Ford
Ira Kline
Ignatz Meick
Michael M. Kline
E. J. Games
Register
Hom. Grimes
Gerusha Hart
Frances Hart
Dorothy Hurt
John J. Hurt
Annie Hart
Annie Melivey
Flora 8. Essig
Curtis D. Essig
Gus Wellner
Belle ‘Wellner
W. M. Pulver
Charles 2. Chambers
Vaclav F. Kucera
J. S. Howgshind
Swa
PP Brodell
Simon Oberfelder
LW. Waite
J. G C. McBride
Mary Kuhl
Ollie Cottstein
Adolph Solomonson
Equitable Trust Company
A Corporation
Elizabeth Schaefer
Catherine McClain
Jesse Hitz
D. B F. Chidester
Albert Weatherby
W. Ll. Rockfield
Soule
Henry Ile
Prudie KR. Lamberson
Charles Hile
Rebecca A Mears
D. M Hinkel
Lb. L. Hinkel
Charles A. Boone
J. C. Twitchell
J. Ja Wouodmansee
Henry P Spaulding
James L. Aesworth
J. W. Fellsworth
Stephen A Hendee
Margaret A Claybaugh
William F Metcalf
Wallace Oosterhoudt
L. O. Fundingsland
Robert 8. Oberfelder
Charles K. Shakelford
Mary Shakelford
Wizabeth Neumann
Jacob Kiefer
Gotlobe Urieserm
Divosces
Swan P. Brodell
J. W. Waite
J Cc. McBride
Mary Kahl
Ollie Guttstein
Jacob Skxlefer
Jesse Litz
D. F. Chidester
G. H. Soule
Henry Hile
Prudie R. Lamberson
1D. M. Hinkel
B. J. Hinkel
Charles A. Goone
J. C. Twitchill
J. L. Woodmansee
Henry Spaulding
James L. Aelworth
Stephen
Margaret A. Claybaugh
Willan Johnson
Wiliam F. Metcalf
Wotlobe Geieser
Isabeth Neumann
W L. Rockfield
Haskell
Nash
Borgepate
Jepole
Epole
Sidney Amt
Judg- Lot Blk
Lodgepole A
Paine
Sishay
P&t
Clarkson
Ae Ly
Cheyenne County Trading. Co
Sidney, Nebraska
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