Progress of Co operation Among Agricultural Producers
The cooperative movement shows real gains in Minnesota where farmers run their own grain elevators and last year firms in the state did 24 million dollars in business. If Minnesota can succeed, Nebraska and similar states with comparable agriculture can benefit, as European experience demonstrates. American producers are capable, and the policy deserves earnest consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Nebraska
Europe
What War Would Mean for the United States
A Chicago Tribune editorial argues that war with Germany would threaten the United States and that defeating the Allies would be America’s safest option. It warns Germany views the Monroe Doctrine with contempt and could seek U.S. territory if victorious, urging support for the Allies while noting hope the nation avoids involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
The
Chicago Tribune
Russia
Great Britain
France
Western Hemisphere
America
North America
Europe
Neutral nations seek peace and U S role urged
The article argues for a united peace movement led by neutral European nations with U S backing. It contends peace proposals from governments will carry more weight than religious or secular declarations and urges global solidarity to influence belligerent leaders and give war weary peoples a voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Friends of Humanity and Civilization
Mr Bryan Resignation Draws Mixed Public Reaction
The article argues Bryan’s reasons for resigning as secretary of state lack patriotic duty and deepen the president’s trouble. Public opinion sees his withdrawal at a critical moment as potentially embarrassing to the administration and unlikely to sway Germany toward peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Germany
Monroe doctrine gains strong South American backing at Pan American conference
At Washington, South American representatives warmly endorsed the Monroe doctrine. They cited its shield against European aggression and monarchical interference. The European war has heightened awareness in the south about the protection offered by the doctrine and optimism runs high for continued earnest support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Our Own People Support Hemisphere Safeguard Against Monarchies
A fragment notes support within the group for a policy to guard the hemisphere from European monarchical intrusion, signaling strong collective backing for protective measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Armament surveys condemn embargo on Mexican arms
U S army officials report census of Mexican forces shows two years of restraint have multiplied arms and ammunition that could be used against the United States in a possible intervention. The finding blames Washington for raising the embargo on war munitions to Mexican revolutionaries and notes warnings were ignored. It asserts more errors exist in U S policy toward Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Washington
United States
Wilson Offers Mediation Between Germany and Britain
In a second note to the German government President Wilson suggests mediation between Germany and Great Britain over sea warfare. The likelihood of acceptance is slim as the United States lacks friendly regard or confidence from any belligerent, with all sides dissatisfied with U S conduct and distrusting the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Great Britain
United States
Bryan to Lead Winona Chautauqua and Seek Prohibition Presidency
The article notes William Jennings Bryan will head the Winona Chautauqua organization, boosting its profile. He plans to campaign as a temperance speaker in Kentucky and is reportedly being boomed as the Prohibition Party presidential candidate, ensuring he stays active in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Winona Chautauqua Organization
Kentuccky
Prohibitionist Party
Wilson
Fragmented Thoughts On Life And Work In A Patchwork World
A reflective musing contrasts baby’s lisp with adult ire and small town steadiness. It questions long grudges, pride, and the lure of easy office work versus real effort. The piece ponders meaning, labor, and the final fate of all humanity.
If the world were mine to share with you
A New York Times poem notes a speaker offering half the green and blue, ocean, land, and sky, promising to share wealth only in sentiment. The verse declares gold cannot be shared, so the speaker offers friendship and joy instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Local and Personal Notes from East of the City
Mr and Mrs J F Lloyd and granddaughter Miss Kelso visit relatives Mr and Mrs Henry Van Dorn east of the city J H Ernst of Dalton settles with Radcliffe and Tewell for plowing 320 acres recently completed Radcliff and Tewell will feed this to winter wheat Miss Esther Devine hosts a theatre party at the Ideal in honor of Miss Swenson of Oakland Ten young ladies attend and refreshments follow at Bassett's
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Lloyd
Miss Kelso
Henry van Dorn
J. H. Ernst
Dalton
Radcliffe and
Tewell
Radcliff and
Esther Devine
Ideal
Swenson
Oakland
Bassett’s
Joint county boards meet in Bridgeport over Cheyenne vs Johnson
A joint session of Morrill and Cheyenne counties met at the Bridgeport courthouse last Saturday attended by county attorneys to discuss the Cheyenne county versus Johnson case. A subsequent meeting will be scheduled soon to hear Edson Rich, Johnsons attorney.
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Morrill
Cheyenne Counties
Bridgeport
Court House
Cheyenne County
Johnson
Edson Rich
Attorneys Attend Webster Dinner for Centennial Celebration
Attorney W. P. Miles joined guests at the Fontanelle for a Centennial Celebration Committee dinner. Distinguished attendees included Senator Hitchcock Senator Shepherd of Texas and Governor Moorehead who spoke at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Miles
Omaha
General Webster
Senator Hitchcock
Shepherd
Texas
Governor Moorehead
Fontanelle
Sidney Loan and Building Association Annual Meeting Notice
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the shareholders of the Sidney Loan and Building Association will be held at the office of the Secretary at the American Bank on Saturday July 10 1915 at 730 oclock p m for the election of directors and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting. ROBERT A BARLOW, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Loan and Building Association
The
American Bank
Robert A. Barlow
Notice of Hearing in Estate of John Gillespie
In Cheyenne County Nebraska County Court at Sidney on June 21 1915 Judge C P Chambers ordered hearing for administration of the estate of John Gillespie deceased. Petitions by Lincoln G Simon and Daniel McAleese seek appointment as administrators joined by Clarence A Glassburn. Hearing set for July 19 1915 at 10 am with notice by publication in The Sidney Telegraph for four weeks.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Said
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
Notice to non resident defendants in Nebraska case
Notice to Ephraim U Robbins and Edna Blair non resident defendants you will take notice that on June 14 1915 GUE whose first name is unknown to his attorney filed a petition in Cheyenne County Nebraska District Court to vacate and set aside a deed executed March 25 1914 by Ephraim U Robbins to Edna Blair conveying the east half of section 1 township 15 range 51 and to subject the land to satisfaction of a May 13 1915 judgment against Ephraim W Robbins in Los Angeles County California for 3000 with 7 percent interest from that date. plaintiff has caused to be served.
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Ephraim U. Robbins
Edna Blair
Gue
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ephraim U
Ephraim WU
Robbins
Los Angeles County
California
Writ of Attachment Earnestly Sought to Satisfy Judgment
Proceedings reveal a writ of attachment levied on land with request for sale to satisfy a judgment. The petition requires an answer by July 26, 1915. May refer to GUE with unknown first name, presented by J. L. McIntosh.
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Old Cheyenne County
Moil
Evertte Kemp
Ducrot
F. E. Hopkins
Julius Caesar Nayphe
Orient
Ralph Parlette
University of Hard Knocks
Nan Sperry
Jane Addams
West
Switzerland
Alps
ADA Roach and CO
Estelle Gray & CO
Miss Gray
Cremona
Signor Monetti
Madame Bellini
J. L. McIntosh
Sidney Drug Co
Thars
Pleasant View
G. C. Yoder
Hildreth
Yoder
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