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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1918
Page
2
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the County Court sets July 18 1918 at 10:00 A M for a hearing on Anne Lorine Pultz petitioning to be executrix of Peter A Pultz deceased Notice to interested parties by three weekly Telegraph publications prior to hearing dated June 15 1918 signed County Judge P Chambers seal 38-3
County Court in Sid ney Iowa announces an October 6 1918 session to receive and examine claims against the estate of George Schrear with three months to present claims and one year to pay debts. The notice is witnessed by the county court seal and dated June 15 1918.
Charles L. Tate sues to quiet title to South Half of Northeast Quarter Section 2 and Lots 1 and 2 in Section 2, Township 14 North Range 47 West Cheyenne County Nebraska 155.12 acres. Unknown heirs and others must answer by August 5, 1918. case pending in Thirteenth Judicial District Court.
The estate of Joseph Saab is being administered in said County Court. Claims must be filed within three months from July 12, 1918. The notice is dated June 17, 1918, and concerns proceedings begun on October 12, 1918.
The article notes James Thomson as indolent yet prolific, highlighting his Seasons and The Castle of Indolence. It mentions anecdotes of extreme laziness, including not reaching for a peach, and claims he wrote most poetry while reclining, preferring a bed as his writing spot.
A reflective piece on friendship likened to a vase that, once broken by heat, violence, or accident, cannot be fully restored. The author notes that the more refined the vase, the clearer the loss appears, while coarse stones can be cemented, precious ones cannot.
In early American political life campaigners spoke from stumps and trees as large public venues were scarce. Speakers mounted makeshift platforms or stump speeches became common. The term stump speaker or stump orator arose from these open air addresses.
A quotation urges authors to swap lives with those who endure a grounded, quiet existence rather than hiring flamboyant performers. The nondescript critique contrasts theatrical brashness with steadier, less showy pursuits. It reflects a press stance on authorship persona and public perception.
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