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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1912
Page
4
The Sidney Telegraph published weekly every Saturday from Sidney Nebraska with A Gapen as publisher and entered at the post office as second class mail matter.
Mr. Bryan says he will not seek the presidency but reserves right to consider a nomination if offered. Chancellor Pitney, appointed by President Taft to replace Justice Harlan, appears acceptable and is endorsed by Governor Woodrow Wilson. Colombia invites Secretary Knox after a revival in relations to discuss reparations.
The piece notes Oklahoma Democrats still backing Folk and others quitting the race, compares it to persistent Jackson supporters. It argues reforms must be thorough, critiques radical progressives, mentions Knox's Caribbean tour aiming to build goodwill, and endorses a thorough, impartial probe into alleged money trusts linked to Wall Street figures like Rockefeller and Morgan.
The Mexican revolt threatens millions in American railroads and mines. Washington has pursued a careful course but may be forced to adopt drastic steps to safeguard U.S. investments and interests amid ongoing unrest.
An old quotation from Theodore Roosevelt is cited to suggest his supporters expect a continued Roosevelt bid for the Republican nomination. The article argues Taft’s renomination prospects are rising and could solidify before the national convention.
The piece argues Sidney must build an effective drainage system to prevent disease and boost business. A preliminary survey and cost estimate have been prepared for a March 25 vote, urging every citizen to consider the public health and commercial benefits. It discusses self government and Roosevelt’s views on regulation and corporate oversight.
State columns announce B. K. Bushee as a candidate for state senator from the 27th District, subject to April 19 Republican primaries. Bushee, a known Western Nebraska advocate with legislative experience in the lower house, is praised for ability and business sense. Western Nebraska needs a representative with faith in its possibilities.
The Roosevelt address to the Ohio constitutional convention draws sharp comment for its bold tone and claims that courts rule over the people. The writer argues that educated Americans know judges err yet aim to serve justice and remain accountable to the public.
The editorial denounces Theodore Roosevelt for seeking the presidency after 1904 vows, accusing him of betrayal and ambition. It frames a Taft vs Roosevelt intra party struggle, with Wilson supporters led by M. F. Barrington and Harmon advocates clashing in a heated dispute.
B K Busuxve announces candidacy for U S Senate in the 27th District with a pledge to develop western Nebraska. He urges Republican voters to support him at the April 19 primaries, stressing irrigation and water issues for the irrigated region.
A quotation from Robert Greene extols that a quiet mind, simple cottage life, and modest comforts beat riches and public esteem. The verse lauds home happiness, contentment, and the restorative sleep of the poor and humble, contrasting it with princes and wealth.
Legal advertisement notes a proposed road starting at the southwest corner of Section 35 Township 14 Range 50 and extending to Olive Street in Sidney Nebraska. Objections or damage claims must be filed with the County Clerk by noon on April 12. otherwise the road will be established without reference and named 2nd A zed.
Fragmentary numeric OCR sequence lists multiple figures such as 136,280 and 8,182, with stray terms like bjes. No coherent event or entities are identifiable to summarize into a proper news item.
By order of the District Court clerk Cheyenne County Nebraska judge H K Grimes. judgment against Joseph P Applebaum for 22445 plus 21.75 costs. The SW quarter of section 29 township 17 north range 47 west. Sold to highest bidder in Sidney at 1 pm March 1, 1i. Court House building details and notice dated February 16, 1.
Notice alerts electors of Sidney Cheyenne county Nebraska to vote March 2 on issuing twenty two thousand to bearers five thousand bonds for sewerage system. Bonds mature in twenty years with six percent interest and tax levy to cover interest and sinking fund. Ballot form to be used specified.
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