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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1907
Page
6
A 1907 Delineator culinary piece outlines veal preparations including Braised Cutlets a la Creole with onions garlic vinegar and herbs, Perfection Stew using white sauce with veal and mushrooms, Veal in a Chafing Dish with gravy and eggs, English Veal Cake molded with ham eggs and parsley, and Russian Croquettes from minced veal with a lemon nutmeg sauce and puff pastry.
The season introduces a delicate shawl crafted from chiffon or crepe de chine edged with tiny flounces and baby velvet ribbon. It features a ribbon trimmed center back drape drawn down the middle with the same ribbon for a refined finish.
The note explains that garments with embroidered edges fray when mishandled by laundresses. By watching the scallops around the edge and pressing gently, the edge becomes stronger and neater without harming appearance, saving time and money.
A 1907 Nebraska record shows the Republican legislature fulfilling every pledge from the 1906 state convention. Governor Sheldon signed each bill as pledged, with lines indicating fulfillment and dates showing when signatures were affixed. WM. Hayward proclaims the event epochal and a guarantee of future party actions.
The Nebraska Republican slate supports Hon. M. B. Reese for Supreme Judge and Henry T. Clarke Jr. for Railway Commissioner, with George Coupland and Anderson also profiled for University Regent and state offices. The platform highlights direct primaries, railway reforms, tax equity, anti pass laws, pure food laws, and state economy.
Henry J. Clarke Jr. stands before voters as a friend and appointee of Governor Sheldon. He is a leader of the 1907 legislature whose vote and influence supported Republican reform measures.
The Nebraska Signal notes C. B. Anderson, a board member aged 28, argues the State University should receive about one sixth of all public revenue and that Anderson can be trusted to spend it honestly and economically, protecting public interests and university welfare.
Hon Geo L Coupland declares at the state convention his pledge to develop all university departments but emphasizes the Agricultural Department will be his especial thought if elected Regent of the State University.
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