Forecasting Prosperity and US Trade Lead
The piece cites Secretary Redfield predicting a U S rise to first in world trade if the war continues It highlights a surge in foreign trade with a $600 million return of gold and a growing appetite for U S cash and goods The article argues a new spirit in American commerce with opportunity for unprecedented prosperity if the nation acts boldly
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Businens
Redfield
Federal Department of Commerce
United States
Mr. Redfield
Women's Plea For Peace At The International Congress
At the conclusion of the International Congress of Women in The Hague Miss Jane Addams presided and praised the gathering as a great success. The piece notes opposition to war by attendees from neutral nations but doubts it will influence military leaders. It commends the humanitarian purpose and hopes the peace propaganda will not be fruitless.
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International Congress of Women
Holland
Jane Addams
Congress
the Hague
Daniels
United States
Carolina
Russia Trade Promise and Navy Strength Debate
The piece notes growing American-Russian commerce prospects after the war ends with Russia needing goods America can supply, including tools and farm machinery. It also questions Navy readiness, citing experts who doubt current fleet sufficiency for wartime demands despite Secretary Daniels’ statements.
Governor Charles 3 Him jin Defends Banking System in KC Address
Charles Him jin, governor of the federal reserve bank board, told the Bankers Club of Kansas City that a new banking system should prevent future panics. He warned against over-optimism until the system faces a real test, noting some doubt about its perfection.
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Federal Reserve Bank Board
Charles 3. Himjin
Bankers Club of
Kansas City
Poincare’s address on the war effort rebukes paralyzing claim
In a speech to French soldiers President Poincare challenged the claim that the enemy was paralyzed. He warned that the Teutonic alliance shows no sign of paralysis and continues vigorous operations. He noted weakening Austrian forces but affirmed Germany’s ample resources and France’s enduring military prowess.
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Poincare
France
Teutonic Alliance
Germany
Ple
Barnes and Roosevelt Libel Suit Instructive But Unclear
The Barnes and Roosevelt libel case yields instructive points in parts, though whether the guidance will prove valuable remains uncertain. The record notes ambiguities about standards and practical effect for future journalism and legal considerations.
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Barnes&Roosevelt
Empire State Bossism Exposed Encourages Reform
The piece notes New York both major parties long controlled by bosses like Platt and Barnes. It praises Roosevelt for refusing to follow their counsel, calling his stance commendable. The exposure of boss rule there is seen as likely to influence reforms elsewhere, as such conditions exist in other states.
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New York
Platt
Barnes
Roosevelt
Empire State
Iowa Woman Swallows Tacks After Night Drink
An Iowa woman woke to drink water and swallowed several hundred tacks and pins left in a glass. She did not notice the metal objects before swallowing, suggesting prior familiarity with spike-laced drinks.
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Iowa
Boy faints from heat after sunball duration trial
A boy plays ball in direct sun for three hours with the thermometer at 99 degrees but when cutting kindling under a shade tree he is overcome by the heat in fifteen minutes.
Chronic Trouble and Coping With Loss in Society
A reflective piece urges balance after grief or loss, noting community support fades if one clings to sorrow. It counsels quiet endurance, returning to normal life as time heals, while acknowledging lingering hardship from bereavement or lost status.
Infallible Wave of Universal Sympathy Outcry
A grousing ironies piece mocks endless lamentations over past prosperity and urges action over self pity. It jokes about misused breath, punctual housekeepers, and a university remark that autos make youth lazy. A puzzled Indiana man in hospital after two years of blank mind marriage is noted with irony.
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Indiana
Cornerstone Laid for German Reformed Church at Harvard
May 11 in Harvard Nebraska the cornerstone of the new German Reformed church was laid with imposing exercises. German addresses were delivered by Rev Kohler Sutton Rev Frey German Evangelical church Harvard Rev Hlackman German Methodist pastor Harvard and English speeches by Rev Warren Congregational church Harvard Rev Langston Christian church Harvard Rev Franke Christian church pastor acted as master of ceremonies and spoke in both languages.
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Harvard
Neb
F P Franke
Christian Church
Legal Advertisement of Cheyenne County Property Sale
By order of sale from the Clerk of the District Court Cheyenne County Nebraska on a judgment of R F Kloke versus John E Cave et al to collect 1866 92 and costs 20 50 the sheriff will offer for sale cash in hand the south half of section 31 township 13 north range 48 west 6th p m Cheyenne County Nebraska at 10 o clock a m June 9 1915 in front of the Sidney Court House J W McDaniel Sheriff May 6 1915 32 5
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
H. M. Grimes
R. F. Kloke
John E. Cave
Dollie Cave
Frank Lyon
Harry C. Sellars
George W. Wright
6Th P. m
Court House
Sidney
J. W. McDaniel
Said County
Ordinance establishing plumber licensing in Sidney Nebraska
Ordinance No 141 requires plumbers in Sidney to obtain a $50 license and post a $500 bond, with permission from the Street Commissioner before tapping mains. Violations incur a misdemeanor and fines starting at $50. The measure governs licensing, bonding, and regulated plumbing practice in the village.
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Sidney
Neb
Nebraska
Village ordinance notice on penalties and effective date
Legal advertisement states penalties of not less than fifty dollars for first offense and one hundred dollars for subsequent offenses. It provides that the ordinance takes effect after passage approval and publication as required by law. Dated April 30, 1915, L. O. Fundingsland chairs the trustees, Leslie Neubauer is village clerk.
Notice of Probate of Will in Cheyenne County Nebr
In the Cheyenne County County Court Nebraska Mary Francis Shoemaker deceased. Lula Sellers J R Shoemaker Emma Null Roy Shoemaker Harry Shoemaker Bur Shoemaker and others are notified that a document purporting to be the last will and testament is on file, with a petition for probate and appointment of J R Shoemaker as executor. The hearing is set for June 8 1915 at 9 a m. A three week publication in the Sidney Telegraph precedes the hearing.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
State of
Lula Sellers
Emma Null
Roy Shoemaker
Harry Shoemaker
Bur
Mary Francis Shoemaker
J. R. Shoemaker
Sidney Telegraph
Cc. P. Cpst
Guardian seeks license to sell minors real estate in Cheyenne County
In Cheyenne County Nebraska Mary Vipond guardian petitions the district court to license sale of unimproved SE 17 12 50 to raise funds for minors education and maintenance. Next of kin and interested parties must appear May 22 1915 at 9:00 a.m. in North Platte chambers to show cause. Publication ordered in Sidney Telegraph weekly for three weeks prior to hearing.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Mary Vipond
Ralph Vipond
Sarah Eveline Vipond
John Vipond
Chester Vipond
Roy Vipond
Anid
Aaid
Chambers
City of
North Platte
Lincoln County
Gordian
Legal Notice of Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By order of sale from the Cheyenne County District Court clerk a judgment for 1728.62 plus costs is enforced against Mabel Louise McBride Marie Brown Star Land and Trust Company E E Trowbridge and Harold C Bolster. Real estate north half of the northeast quarter and north half of the northwest quarter of section 12 township 13 range 47 west of the 6th P M Cheyenne County to be sold to the highest bidder for cash on May 26 1915 at 10:00 A M in front of Sidney Nebraska courthouse. J W McDaniel dated April 23 1915.
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
H. M. Grimes
Henry H. Libby
Mabel Louise McBride
Marie Brown
Star Land and Trust Company
E. E. Trowbridge
Harold C. Bolster
Court House
Sidney
J. W. McDaniel
Said
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