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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1916
Page
4
The article weighs the potential outcomes of U.S. intervention in Mexico, arguing that armed intervention could be costly and uncertain. It questions Carranza’s leadership, warns against underestimating Mexican resistance, and notes how policy has spurred distrust and risk for American lives.
A national conference on marketing and farm credits approved a central committee to organize farmers into cooperative societies for all farm products across 48 states. It envisions a permanent agricultural society to guide organization, education, and rural betterment, with legal advice and reports on land conditions and tenure. The author urges press attention to keep the issue from being ignored.
A speaker argues cooperation turns farming from mere occupation into a business. He stresses early adoption of cooperative methods will benefit farmers and the broader public welfare. The message emphasizes unity among farmers to leverage collective power for better markets and economic stability.
The piece argues that Britain relied on naval supremacy as its main defense while holding back on a large army, warning that Germany would oppose vast land forces co operating with the navy. It concludes the lesson should impress the American mind and inform U S strategy.
A reflection on maintaining national sovereignty by asserting rights under international law. Refrains from yielding to aggressors to avoid conflict, warning that Congress giving up rights to travel and commerce would amount to national humiliation and invite peril.
The article argues Colonel Roosevelt might be a possible nominee, stressing his refusal to spark factional fights and his view of leadership. It notes he favors a Chicago convention nominating a decisive figure who embodies national Americanism in deeds and words, implying he could be that man.
A lifelong farmer, teacher, lawyer, legislator and judge who was admitted in 1895 and served twelve years as Probate Judge of Clay County. He is a member of the American Bar Association and prides himself on never having a case from his court reversed by Nebraska’s Supreme Court.
A Nebraska Republican candidate for the United States Senate is endorsed by remaining Republicans and state newspapers as the logical nominee, with the implication that nomination would secure election.
The district court judge for Lancaster County marks his twenty first year on the bench. Renowned for deep legal knowledge, impartial and humane judgments. Described as mature, vigorous, and active, with neighbors urging him to seek the post repeatedly.
A lawyer with twenty five years in Omaha and ten in Bridgeport Nebraska is highlighted as a strong candidate for the State Supreme Court. Those who know him describe him as a young man with ripe legal experience.
Walter Kiechel, a Republican candidate, urges voters to back his bid. The message emphasizes the importance of support and outlines key points of his platform.
Deputy county treasurer Myrtle Lancaster announces her candidacy for County Treasurer of Cheyenne County. She states support from Republican voters at the primaries on April 18 and asks for backing.
Cheyenne County Sheriff J W McDaniel announces candidacy for re election in the Democratic primary on Tuesday April 18 urging voters to support if satisfied with past service.
The undersigned announces candidacy for County Treasurer subject to Democratic voters in Cheyenne County at the April 18 primaries. Support respectfully solicited by Louis Wasem.
Li. T. Doran announces candidacy for re-election as County Clerk of Cheyenne County Nebraska subject to Republican Primary on April 18 1916.
H Bettendorf announces candidacy for County Assessor subject to the Democratic primary on April 18. He currently serves as assessor of Sidney precinct and argues his experience would benefit taxpayers if nominated and elected.
S Radcliffe announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Attorney. He appeals for continued support similar to that received two years ago at the primary and general elections.
Anna McFadden announces candidacy for re election as Cheyenne County Superintendent of Schools pending Republican primary on April 18 seeking party support and voter backing.
William L. Bates declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for State Representative in the 76th District. He appeals to Republican voters to express their choice at the April primary and asks for support if his prior service met expectations.
Sam R. Sweet announces his candidacy for County Assessor and states his name will appear on the Republican ballot in the April 18 primary. He asks for support if approved.
Charles P. Chambers announces candidacy for reelection as County Judge of Cheyenne County in the upcoming Primary Election on April 18, under the non partisan judiciary act provisions.
Jesse C Sitton declares candidacy for Cheyenne County sheriff in the April Republican primaries and seeks support for his bid.
Kor County Assessor announces candidacy for County Assessor pending Republican primary support in Cheyenne County. Primary held April 18, 1916. Seeks voters backing and follows party guidelines.
B K Busheer declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for state senator from the 27th district subject to April primaries.
W F Bassett announces candidacy for Republican nomination for County Treasurer at the April 18 primary. He has lived in the county 29 years and seeks support from both longtime residents and newer neighbors. He pledges full-time devotion to duties and taxpayers' interests if elected.
A Republican candidate announces intent to seek the Cheyenne County sheriff nomination in the April 18 primary. He asks voters for support and influence if his candidacy garners favor.
A candidate for Cheyenne County Clerk asks for support from longtime residents and new voters ahead of the April primaries. The message emphasizes personal recognition and community ties to secure ballots.
Fr N Slawson announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Clerk in Cheyenne County and asks residents to support him at the primary election next April.
Elmer K Nelson announces readiness to serve as County Surveyor as a licensed civil and hydraulic engineer with irrigation and surveying experience. Emphasizes efficiency in county works and invites consideration for the post.
Yielding to the request of many friends I hereby announce myself as ination for county commissioner of the first district, which office I now hold.
A county assessor candidate announces his intent to appear on the Republican ballot at the April primaries. He cites familiarity with property values and a commitment to fair assessment to govern with reasonable satisfaction and asks for voter support.
County Surveyor L H Bordwell declares candidacy for re election subject to the Republican primary voters decision in April.
A car carrying T. J. Fitzpatrick a Dubuque attorney and his bride of two months left the road near Dubuque tumbling down a ten foot embankment. The attorney and his wife were killed. Mrs Margaret Morrison and Mrs David Hack were injured while occupants were pinned under the overturned vehicle. Fitzpatrick is believed to have lost control.
Official notice for the annual city election in Sidney Nebraska Cheyenne County to be held on date to be determined. Clerk Leslie Nisubadier certifies the notice and directs voters to participate as required by law.
F G Griffith announces candidacy for County Clerk and urges Republican voters to back him at the county primaries on Tuesday April 18, 1916. He signs the notice as F G Griffith.
N W Olson declares his bid for the Republican nomination for County Treasurer and seeks the support and votes of electors at the April primaries.
A petition filed January 29 1916 by Frank Ackerman and sixteen others seeks the establishment of Road No 272A described as a section line road from the southwest corner of section 26 township 15 range 50 east between sections 26 25 35 36 to the northeast corner of section 36. Objections or damage claims must be filed with the County Clerk by noon May 2 1916 after which the road will be established. County Clerk Vi T Doran signs the notice dated March 1 1916.
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