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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1915
Page
11
A historic reflection on Thanksgiving as a national duty of gratitude to God. The piece contrasts peaceful, abundant America with war-torn nations, notes bountiful crops and wealth, acknowledges unemployment and poverty, and urges readers to recognize blessings and celebrate next Thursday with grateful hearts.
National defense program unveiled by President Wilson at a New York club will gain some support but face opposition from those who fear future threats. Critics worry about reliance on assurances that the country is not threatened, and debate centers on whether the United States can adopt a Swiss style army system or needs a different approach before Congress convenes December 6.
President Wilson urged loyalty to the United States in a New York address. He called on citizens to renew allegiance, conserve America's strength, and uphold justice and right, saying every loyal citizen can subscribe to the patriotic appeal.
Investigations by a federal grand jury in New York reveal actions by conspirators aimed at harming munitions manufacturers supplying Allied Europe. The disclosed facts illustrate the scope of illicit activities connected to war materiel production and distribution during the period.
Investigators report a widespread movement across several cities where munition production is alleged. Evidence so far shows a clear conspiracy with indications of foreign government support. The number of men under charge grows as disclosures are expected to follow in ongoing inquiries.
A satirical piece mocks civic clubs and a White House wedding era. It critiques public life and the president’s private mind, arguing the ex president’s exile needs a companion. It riffs on marriage, politics, and the gendered lens of public figures.
The event proceeded after a postponement caused by the need for a formal written opinion from a public figure described as the Man on the Street. Officials ensured the ceremony could continue once the document was secured.
The poem celebrates corn as the farmer's winter hoard and hoisted bounty. It contrasts corn with other fruits and praises God for the harvest, urging gratitude to Whitter and the sustenance of the homeland.
State of Nebraska Cheyenne County ss County Court 1915 November 17. Henry T. Doran executor petitions for final settlement and discharge. Hearing set for December 13 1915 at 10 o clock a m. Notice to interested parties by publication in Sidney Telegraph for three weeks. C P Chambers County Judge Seal
County Court of Cheyenne County orders hearing on the petition of H C Casselman to grant administration with will annexed to Robert A Bariov as administrator and probate a foreign will of Clarice L Heath. Hearing set for December 13 1915 at 10 a m with notice by publication in Sidney Telegraph for three weeks.
Court notes the administration of the estate may be granted to Robert A. Barlow as Administrator. Hearing set for Monday, December 13, 1915 at 11 o clock a m. Notice to interested persons by publication of this order in the newspaper.
County Court in the matter of Wheeler W Heath deceased grants Robert A Bartow as administrator. Hearing set for Monday December 13 1915 at 9 o clock am in County Court to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Notice of pendency to interested parties is given.
W F Mowrey filed on November 11 1916 an application to the Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners for a license to sell malt spirituous and vinous liquors at lot 4 block 3 original town of Gurley Union Valley Precinct for twelve months from grant. If no objection remonstrance or protest is filed within two weeks from November 15 1915 the license may be granted.
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