Wisconsin Campaign Signals War Loyalty in Senate Race
The Wisconsin primaries show James Thompson as La Follette’s rival, with Lenroot favored by the Republican national committee despite Democratic and Socialist opposition. The editorial defense lauds Lenroot’s loyalty, while denouncing La Follette’s war record and pro-German stance as public disgrace.
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Wisconsin
Irvine Ll. Lenroot
James Thompson
LaFollette
Republican National Committee
Lenroot
Washington
la Follette
Senator la Follettes
Nebraska forms of patriotism and war effort rally
Nebraska residents showcase loyalty in war times with school garden prizes at Holdrege, strong tax returns led by 80 000 Nebraskans, and wool production forecasts for 1918. An announcement from Lincoln calls for a nonpartisan Supreme Court nomination, plus notes on farming prospects and wheat planting across counties.
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Nebraska
Wasington
Holdrege
United States Revenue
Loomis
Union
Lincoln
Nebr
Supreme Court of
State of
Omaha
Kearney
Supreme Court
Francis GQ Hamer
District Court to Convene Next Monday in Sidney
Cheyenne County district court to meet in Sidney next Monday before Judge Grimes. Docket lists forty two cases including State v Sherwood and State v Eikner for trial, numerous confirmations, divorse, judgments, partitions, foreclosures, attachments, guardianships, and a jury list of local residents.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney
Grimes
State
S. B. Sherwood
State of Nebraska
W. T. Eikner
First National Bank of Julesburg
J. C. Wolfe
G. E. Shubert
Simon Fishman
Anna B. Strubbe
Mary Ritchie
Carl I. Palms
Leonard Palms
John Gottlop Maier
Emilia Maier
Julia Ahrens
Lincoln G Simon
Cora Ochiltree
Melissa Henson
Florence Frazey
Ula Grovesnor
Idabella Wart
George N Ruhter
Edward E Stockdick
Viola
Rendleman
Ina R. Cross
Henry L. Cross
Oka McDougle
J. S McDougle
Clara Agnes Hall
Ora Fredrick Hall
Mary Rowe
Wm. Rowe
Swatzlander
Edward C Anderson
al Noel Cover
William Backlund
R L. Davis
City of
Ralph 1 Correll
Peter Lensen Sr
William T. Swatzlander
Frank Portrey
Victoria A Cowles
Henry Smith
Huda Burkland
Adolph Swanson
Patrick Quinn
Abigail Wheeler
Henry T Doran
B L Cook
Hans C Anderson
James J Shannon
Ken E A Spitler
Minnie Stuht
W. Handley
Wm Buchanan
Harry Hawthorn
Lincoln G
Simon Equity
W. F. Mowery
C. E Weyerts
Chas
B Kaster
Michael Flood
Nellie Shepherd West
Ino Burt
John Thompson
George Baker
S. P Jones
Mary J. Brown
J R Brown
Wm. Haack
Mary Haack
Peter Jensen
J H Lawin
Ben W Frefden
Riley Howard
Albert Christensen
George H. Ruhter
Lillian Peterson
Nancy Augustine
Ira Grovesnor
H. R. Neumann
Emery Planck
Jacob Exskert
Oscar Meyer
Jack Benedict
Hang
District 77 Red Cross drive and party at schoolhouse
District No 77 led the W. W S. drive last Friday with strong support from the neighborhood. Several donations arrived for the Red Cross sale on Saturday and were gratefully received. A birthday party for Ethel Sparks enlivened the schoolhouse gathering with games and lunch enjoyed by students teachers and a few guests. Rud Aeschimann took a few days vacation in the pleasant weather.
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W. W S
District No 77
Red Cross
Ethel Sparks
Teacehr
Guess Rud Aeschimann Fg
Electrical wizard closes High School lecture series
Supt Braham spoke in the High School chapel this morning and Low to Study Ills talk was pointed and well received by the students. The High School lecture course was brought to a close Wednesday when Harry T. Stearns, touted as the electrical wizard, gave the closing number Wonders of Electricity. Mr Stearns program was especially interesting to the children but contained little in the way of practical value. He was accorded the excellent attention of a good audience.
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Supt Braham
Harry T. Stearns
Turn your clock ahead or be an hour late all day
A jokey warning notes that failing to move clocks forward will make you an hour late to church, visiting your girl, mother’s dinner and every appointment, leaving you hopelessly behind the procession all day.
Quiet Title Suit In Cheyenne County Nebraska
Mary Walsh files a district court petition to quiet title to the southeast quarter of section 28, township 17, range 51, west of the Sixth P M, seeking to declare defendants have no lien or interest. Known heirs and unknown claimants are named in the notice. Answer required by May 6, 1918.
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Elizabeth Poffinbarger
Poffinbarger
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Mary Walsh
Partition Sale Notices in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Notice of sale issued under a 1918 court order in Buffalo County action Luetta Westcott et al v Elmer C Fulton et al. Land to be sold is the northeast quarter of section 26 township 13 north range 50 west, at the Sidney courthouse on April 30 1918 at 2 PM. Referee N P McDonald. Attorney John A Miller.
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District Court
Buffalo County
Nebraska
Luetta Westcott
Elmer C. Fulton
Et al
Cheyenne County
Court House
Sidney
Kearney
N. P. McDonald
John A Miller
Notice of Final Account Hearing in McAleese Estate
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the county court schedules a March 18 filing and April 15 hearing on Rev Jaymes McAleese final account and decree of heirship for Daniel McAleese estate. Interested parties must appear if any want to contest. Publication in The Sidney Telegraph for three weeks prior to hearing.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
State of
Watherine McAleese
Daniel McAleese
Jaymes McAleese
Sidney Telegraph
Notice to unknown and non resident defendants in Cheyenne Nebr case
The petition filed March 19 1918 in Cheyenne County District Court seeks to quiet title for W E Swatzlander to the south half of the NE quarter and adjacent lots in section 2 15N 51W, excluding all Morrison heirs and others from any interest due to Josephine F Woitishek and successors. Defendants must answer by May 13 1918.
Farmers Union Drives Thrift Stamps and Liberty Loan Push
The Farmers Union held a string of meetings this week focusing on promoting Thrift Stamps and the Third Liberty Loan with state organizer Mr Wilson present. Rallies were planned for Gurley Dalton Lodgepole and Sidney with emphasis on county betterment and public attendance. Mary Judd returned from Fort Riley where son Sol trains and his regiment awaits orders for deployment to the coast.
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Farmers’ Union
Wilson
Gurley
Dalton
Lodgepole
Sidney
Mary Judd
Sol
Fort Riley
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Sidney, Neb
Jake Eckert
LUGAL
John Morrison
Mary L Morrison
Mary L. Morrison
WE. Swatzlander
Thirteenth Judicial District
Cheyenne
W E. Swatzlander
Josephine F. Woitishek
Betts
Tobin Corner
E. S. Sherrerd, Ij
U. S. A. Theatre
Marguerite Clark
Bab
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Saturday Evening Post
Northern Picture
South Sea Isles
Swift & Company
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
U.S. A
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