Banker's view ties business recovery to psychology and policy
A leading banker told a bankers association that business recovery hinges on mindset rather than data. He warned against persistent pessimism and extreme conservatism, urged broad historical and social thinking, and said renewal depends on global credit, agriculture, and sound banking. He cautioned pacifist ideas amid political pressures and stressed maintaining naval strength to safeguard national security and western hemisphere welfare.
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Congress
Democratic Congress
Hope in Crop Outlook Boosts Business Confidence
The June crop report from the agricultural department projects 900,000,000 bushels of wheat, 137,000,000 above the 1913 record, with favorable conditions nationwide. Oats total 1,216,000,000 bushels the second largest on record, while private advises say corn is excellent though no official estimate is given. The outlook promises broader prosperity for farmers and allied industries, but anti business legislation could delay recovery.
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Agricultural Department
Our Naval Status and Germany’s Rising Fleet in 1920
The United States ranks third among naval powers while Germany is advancing to second place. By 1920 Germany’s fleet is planned to include 41 battleships, 20 armored cruisers, 40 protected cruisers, 144 destroyers, and 72 submarines, manned by over 200,000 sailors. The U.S. holds more than half the ships but does not seek naval rivalry, aiming instead to defend its rights and possessions without pursuing world domination or costly armament expansions.
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Thons
United States
Western Hemisphere
Germany
Co operative farmers seek protection from centralizers nation wide
State farm groups press Congress for legislation to shield co operative organizations from unfair competition by centralizers entering territories and driving them out of business. They argue protecting these co operatives serves the public interest and a fair field for farmers.
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Co-Operative Farmers’ Organizations
Congress
Illinois congressman's bill to ban cabinet lectures for pay
An Illinois congressman introduced a bill making it a penal offense for cabinet officers department heads or clerks to lecture for pay. The measure is seen as unlikely to reach the house as Secretary of State supporters block it. Yet some observers praise the proposal as a commendable stand.
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Illinois
House
State power to exempt labor unions from antitrust laws
Supreme Court ruling affirms a state's lawful power to exempt labor unions from antitrust laws and to classify purchasers for such exemptions. The decision suggests broad state legislation could discriminate among classes, marking a sweeping concession of state rights and powers.
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United States Supreme Court
Real estate trades linked to Cheyenne growth noted
D W Gill sold for Rosa I Smith of New York City to Danijel Bergman of Lincoln Neb the west one third of lot 6 block 391 on Sixteenth Street housing a two story building with the Cheyenne trunk factory run by W H Vanderhoof The 22 by 132 foot lot brought 10000 Bergman, who recently sold a big Lincoln farm, plans a Cheyenne store and notes Gill has more large deals in progress signaling rising Cheyenne real estate activity Meanwhile R E Welch a high class Omaha grocer bankrupt finds Kimball and Cheyenne County men pursuing large sums His land section in the county has WI Lee breaking 1100 and Potter’s Mr Wallene is a creditor Welch says he will pay in full assets about 70 percent of liabilities
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D. W. Gill
Rosa I. Smith
New York City
Danijel Bergman
Lincoln
Neb
W. H. Vanderhoof
Sixteenth Street
Gergman
Cheyenne
Sidney
Gill
Cheyenne Tribune
R. E. Welch
Omaha
Kimball
Cheyenne County
Welch
WI Lee
Wallene
Potter
Kimball Observer
Damage by Flood Is Slight In Alma Nebraska
The Republican river, swollen by heavy rains, has receded to its banks and damage is lighter than feared. Corn suffers only slight harm in areas lacking proper drainage as flood districts begin to recover.
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Alma
Neb
Repub
Ican
Seventeen-Child Mother and Prominent Sidney Bride
A sixty year old woman who has borne seventeen children, never had an operation, and remains in splendid health is highlighted. The text notes a Sidney magnate will wed a charming widow from afar likely by summer’s end, reflecting on eligible men seeking mates from distant places as maidens and widows watch.
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Sidney
New Hampshire Wife Killed Husband for Hatred
A New Hampshire woman killed her husband because she hated him and a Des Moines woman killed hers because she loved him. Both will be exonerated by juries recognizing a just cause.
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New Hampshire
Des Moines
Blacking on Stove Compared to Fingernail Wear
A witty remark compares the persistence of blacking on a stove to how long it lasts under fingernails, suggesting stubborn durability and practical persistence in household tasks.
Local Residence Adds Windows and Enclosed Porch
A. K. Greenlee has enlarged his home by adding several large windows and expanding an enclosed porch. The entire exterior is receiving a new coat of paint, refreshing the property’s appearance.
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A. K. Greenlee
Sidney ordinance licenses and safety rules for moving picture shows
An ordinance in Sidney Nebraska requires a license tax for shows, fire safety, ventilation, and sanitation. It mandates two exits, fire safe booths, prohibition of inflammables in booths, daily cleaning, fumigation when directed, ventilation, and penalties of 5 to 50 dollars per offense with each show a separate offense. It becomes effective after passage, approved June 19, 1914.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Board of Health
L. O. Fundingsland
L. Neubauer
Grae
Sale of multiple Cheyenne County properties by promissory note judgment
By order of sale from the District Court of Cheyenne County a judgment to City National Bank of David City Neb against Sarah Keller et al. is subject to levy on two parcels. Properties include southeast quarter of section 1 township 12 north range 48 west and north half of section 35 township 13 north range 47 west. Sale set for June 29 1914 at 8 pm at the Cheyenne County courthouse Sidney Neb. Sheriff J W McDaniel to conduct the sale.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
H. M. Grimes
City National Bank
David City
Sarah Keller
Alice Streeter
John O. Streeter
Seth Keller
Morris Keller
Lottie Wine
David G. Wine
Mary Mohler
Harry W. Mohler
Jeremiah Keller
Court House
Sidney
J. W. McDaniel
Said County
Order of Hearing on Petition for Settlement of Account
County Court in Cheyenne County Nebraska sets July 14 1914 at 10 am for hearing the petition of George H Miller and Ekke B Miller for final settlement and discharge as executors in the estate of Herman G Miller. Notice to interested parties via four weekly publications in the Sidney Telegraph.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Said
Henry E. Gapen
Herman G. Miller
George H. Miller
Ekke B. Miller
Sidney Telegraph
Notice of Sale on Chattel Mortgage in Sid ney Nebraska
Public auction set for July 6 1914 at 10 a m at the Stone Livery Barn Sid ney Cheyenne County Nebraska to satisfy a debt of 26 21 on a 25 loan secured by Chester Hazelwood to Myrtle Lancaster a horse named One day more star in forehead four white feet four years old sold as mortgage property with default noted dated June 10 1914 by Myrtle Lancaster mortgagee
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Chester Hazelwood
Myrtle Lancaster
Sidney
Order of hearing on petition for appointment of administrator
County court in 1914 sets July 20 1914 at 10 am for hearing Clement T. Guy's petition to appoint E C Stockwick as administrator of William K Guy deceased estate. Notice to interested parties to appear and show cause by publication in Sidney Telegraph for three weeks prior to hearing. Henry E Gapen county judge.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Said
Henry E. Gapen
William K. Guy
Clement T. Guy
E. C. Stockwick
Sidney Telegraph
Henry FE. Gapen
Seal County
George J. McGinnis
John A. Bentley
Final settlement for estate of George J McGinnis
County Court proceedings dated May 25 1914 approve final account of John A Bentley as administrator of the estate and set June 30 1914 for discharge. True copy signed by County Judge Henry E Gapen with seal.
Notice of road establishment petition filed in 1914
A petition filed April 1 1914 by C M Andrews and twenty one others seeks establishment of a section line road from the northeast corner of section 20 township 14 range 49 west to the northwest corner of section 24 township 14 range 50 west. Objections or claims for damages must be filed with the County Clerk by noon August 1 1914, or the road will be established without reference. Dated June 18 1914 H T Deans County Clerk.
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C. M Andrews
H. T. Deans County Clerk
Amended Articles of Corporation for American Bank of Sidney
Robert A. Barlow cashier certifies that at the regular annual meeting on May 4 1914 the stockholders unanimously amended Article V of the bank's Articles of Incorporation The new text states the incorporation begins July 1 1839 and ends July 1 with the seal of the bank and signature of Barlow.
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Robert A. Barlow
American Bank of Sidney
Cheyenne
Nebraska
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