Nebraska urges land development and Mexican policy stance
The article argues federal approval of the current administration's Mexico policy, fears intervention if the successor signals tougher action, and notes the Madero and Suarez murders intensifying revolutionary sentiment. It highlights a mass migration seeking land in the dominion, mostly Nebraskans, and endorses a Nebraska commission to promote resource development and agricultural homesteading, urging strong legislative backing and public condemnation for any obstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madero
Suarez
Mexico
Ingratitude charge against President-elect Wilson
The article accuses President-elect Wilson of ingratitude for not recognizing key supporters of his nomination. It notes the early arraignment as foreshadowing how he will handle announcements of his cabinet and the upcoming senate nominations for numerous offices under the new administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Senate
Governors Train To Wilson Inauguration Parade
The special train bearing Governor Morehead and his staff travels to Washington for the Wilson inauguration parade. The Nebraska executive and his entourage expect a conspicuous place in the event, with hopes for favorable weather and an enjoyable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehead
Wilson
National Capital
Nebraska
Jefferson
Jackson
Foreseeing Bryan as secretary of state amid tense foreign ties
The piece warns that Nebraskan Mr. Bryan as secretary of state could risk unstable policy amid strained relations. It notes the president controls policy but expects difficulty in steering Fairview’s sage. It also highlights Governor Wilson's success in anti trust bills, underscoring New Jersey’s trust history and the governor’s vindication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Fairview
Wilson
New Jersey
Bill to let counties issue bonds for agricultural loans
Senator Dodge of Douglas proposes allowing counties to issue bonds to back loans for settlers to promote back-to-the-land farming in Nebraska. The move aims to attract settlers and boost state farming activity, viewed as highly beneficial. Nebraska corporations reportedly earned about 7 percent profit in 1912, surpassing New York and Pennsylvania and near Illinois. financial institutions showed higher returns on capital stock in Nebraska than the national average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
Douglas County
Nebraska
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
New York
Pennsylvania
United States
War with Mexico Threat Assessed by Military Authorities
The military estimate warns a war with Mexico would need 200000 troops for 30 months and cost a million dollars daily. Yet the broader impact on American business interests in Mexico and relations with southern republics remains uncertain, and critics urge avoiding rupture while amity is possible under Taft policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Taft
Exodus to Canada Train Leaves Omaha Today
The exodus of American land seekers to Canada continues with a special train scheduled to depart Omaha today. The move reflects growing interest among settlers in pursuing opportunities north of the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Canada
Omaha
Nebraska legislators target newspapers with ill advised bill
In Douglas county Macfarland Brain and Foster push a bill to regulate newspaper advertising. The author cites the Omaha World Herald suggesting a personal grievance behind the move. The piece defends Nebraska papers as public minded and free of self serving motives.
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Douglas County
Macfarland
Brain
Foster
Douglas
Omaha World Herald
Nebraska
State Supreme Court needs prompt reform and statesmanship
The editorial urges urgent provision to relieve Nebraska’s overburdened supreme court with about one thousand pending cases and a two year lag. It notes past increases in judges and salaries, a 1908 expansion, and required abstracts. calls for accountability and swift remedy. It then stresses a national call for skilled statesmanship from President elect Wilson’s advisers to assure peace, progress, and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Supreme Court
Morehead
Supreme Court
Union
Wilson
Panama
Philippines
Bill Aims to Split Supreme Court for Speedier Justice
The legislature considers a bill to divide the supreme court into two sections to expedite business. Supporters say current conditions hinder justice and a division would remedy delays, with members of the court urged to adopt the measure promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Federal Aid to Roads Debate in Congress
An editorial argues for general federal road funding beyond interstate highways, opposing the American Automobile Association’s narrow view. It contends that broad national road improvement benefits millions underserved by interstate projects and highlights Congress’s $50 million river and harbor appropriation as a parallel need for national commercial welfare.
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American Automobile Association
Congress
Government role in funding better roads for agriculture
The passage argues agriculture is vital to national prosperity and calls for improved marketing facilities and government support for good roads. It suggests the federal government should contribute only a modest share, but its action would spur state efforts and advance the good roads movement, yielding productive results.
Guardian seeks sale of minor's interest in Cheyenne County lands
Judge Jon H M Chimes ordered on February 20 1913 that Robert A Barrow guardian of Hanna Maria Johansson heir of August Erickson deceased may sell her one ninth interest in lands in Cheyenne County Nebraska to fund care education and maintenance. A hearing is set for April 3 1913 at North Platte Nebraska with publication of the order in The Sidney Telegraph for three weeks prior.
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Robert AA Marlow Guaralan
Hann
Maria Johansson
August Erickson
Jon H M . Chimes
Robert A Barlow
Hanna Maria Johansson
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Court House
North Platte
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney
OM. Grimes
13Th Judicial District
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Neb
Edward Fischer
Laura
Colo
Minde
Els
Township
6Th Principal
Meridian
Willam M Gorman
Elmer Younglaind
John Herron
Pertz
J. Ose5z
Waltz
EVANS
Register
Joseph Uv
Hazel J. Miallin Vy
Lola M Sanderson
Daniel Veo Sanderson
Ruby M. Blanch FF
Pale Sanderson
Samuel Sanderson
Renal
Reheven Sanderson
District Court of
Said
Mata
Charles 2. Chambers
Joseph A
Hazel J
Marlin V
Mantell. Sanderson
Ruby M
Blanch F
Dale Sanderson
Rebecca Sanderson
Clarkson
Nebraaska
North Patte
Shiney
MN Grimes
Vth
Order of Hearing on Petition for Settlement of Account
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a county court holds hearing on Leroy Martin's final accounting as administrator of Lyman J Waite deceased. March 25 1913 at 10 a m assigned for hearing with notice by four weekly Sidney Telegraph publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Henry FE. Gapen
Lyman J Waite
Leroy Martin
Herring
Sidney Telegraph
State of
Jin
Said
Henry E. Gapen
Curtis D. Essig
Flora B. Essig
Probate Notice to Creditors Cheyenne NE 1913
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the Administratrix of the estate of Nels P Lyngholm deceased will meet creditors at the County Court Room on May 14 1913 and July 15 1913 at 10 pm to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance. Creditors have six months to file claims and one year to settle from February 26 1913. Published by the Sidney Telegraph for four weeks before May 14 1913.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Nels P. Lyngholm
Said
Sidney Telegraph
Appointment of Administrator for Peter Meyer estate
In County Court at x County on February 26, 1913, Judge Henry F. Bagen presiding, W P Miles petitions to grant administration to Henry Doran. Hearing set for March 9, 1913 at 10 a m. Notice to interested parties via three weekly insertions in Sidney Telegraph. (A true copy) Henry Begaten, County Judge.
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State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Said
Henry FB
Gapen
Peter Meyer
W. P. Miles
Henry Doran
Snd
Sidney Telegraph
Kald
Henry Begaten
Cheyenne County
Keyvenne
James T Mardtox
Mary A. Maddox
Mitty A. Middex
Hearne
Sauek
Henry Rk
Village Election Notice in Sidney Nebraska 1913
Election will be held in the Village of Sidney Nebraska on Tuesday April 1 1913 to elect three trustees for two years. Qualified electors may vote from 9 a m to 7 p m at the District Court Room in the old courthouse. Dated Sidney March 1 1913 EK OW ZIBRERT chairman LIESELM NEURAURE village clerk.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Board of Village Trustees
District Court Room
Old Court House
Sidney, Neb
Zibrert
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State Supreme Court
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Attest Fir Doran
Seni
American Bank of Sidney
Lalu
Coustry
Rowr
Bannow Cushter
State Bankrowe Board
Barnow
Grace McIsrosn
Dod Meiywrosn
Nasnies A Anderson
Dalton State Bank of
Dalton
Disco
Ite
TULL
Byraate
Nebrarbka
Coury
Chey Penne
J. G. Wines
Willia
Fl. Wituis
Mra. G. Tl Witsis
Hoh Juxken
Srac
U. S. Land Office
Allen WW. Hedges
N. Range 59
6Th Principal Meridian
Mary Clarke
John Clarke
Mary
Advisory Board of Pardons
Andrew Krupicka
State
U S Land
Martin Michelsen
Ney
Township 12
Jerimiah
Walsh
William W Chowtns
Elmer Younglund
Clarence S&s. Chambers
Ata
Dan Uary
Dienry . Gapen
Charles Toager
Sophia Lager
Henry Ee.gapen
Seal
LU. S. Land Office
Lou A. Lewis
Daniel W. Lewis
Sidney Nebraska
Range 62
W. 6Th Principal Meridian
Joseph Oberfelder
U. S
Nebr
John Gordert
William Gorman
Siurn
Colorado
Edward Fisher
Elmer Youngland
J. E. Evans
Elmer G
Ane Robbins
Unurn. Cole
Sao
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