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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1915
Page
4
A commentary on Thanksgiving praising national gratitude to God. The piece notes the holiday’s colonial origins, its shift toward feasting, and its continuing Christian spirit. It highlights America’s relative peace, abundant crops, and wealth, while acknowledging unemployment and poverty as solvable by fair policy. It ends urging readers to count blessings and observe the day with humble thanks.
The article analyzes President Wilson’s defense program, noting mixed approval and Republican opposition while warning against complacency about foreign threats. It compares U.S. prospects with Switzerland’s universal, age-based militia system, questioning feasibility in America and stressing the need for preparedness.
President Wilson appeals for renewed loyalty in New York, urging citizens to conserve the nations strength, uphold American ideals, and promote just and peaceful leadership. The appeal is described as one every loyal citizen can support without hesitation.
Investigations by a federal grand jury in New York reveal several facts about conspirators targeting manufacturers supplying war munitions to Allied nations in Europe, showing efforts to injure or destroy these interests.
Reported arrests and charges allege a large conspiracy active in multiple cities where munition manufacture is underway. Investigators say evidence confirms a conspiracy and suggests support from certain foreign governments, with further disclosures anticipated.
A long, rambling column mocks the idea of replacing clubs with chuck holes and riffs on marriage, the White House, and ex presidents. It jokes about Wilson, politics, and the notion that a man needs a sympathetic wife to share his thoughts and a life after leaving the presidency.
A formal ceremony was delayed as organizers waited for a written opinion from the Man on the Street. The pause shifts the event timeline while confirmation awaits official guidance.
Poem excerpt praising autumn harvest and corn, urging gratitude to God for the golden corn. The speaker contrasts other crops with corn and honors the heritage of the land the fathers trod.
Nebrask a Cheyenne County County Court November 17 1915 consider final settlement for Edmund Doran estate Executor Henry T Doran petitions discharge hearing set December 13 1915 at 10 am notice published in Sidney Telegraph for three weeks to inform all interested parties.
County Court in Cheyenne County Nebraska on November 15 1915 set December 13 1915 at 10 am for hearing on petition by H C Casselman to appoint Robert A Bariovw as administrator with will annexed and admit Clarice L Heath s foreign will to probate with notices to interested parties via three weekly issues of Sidney Telegraph prior to hearing.
Court grants Robert A. Barlow as Administrator of the deceased. A hearing is set for December 13, 1915, at 11 o’clock a.m. in the county court. Notice of pendency and hearing to be published to all interested parties.
County Court in which Robert A Bartow as administrator is granted authority to proceed. Ordered hearing set for Monday December 13 1915 at 9 a m in the county court room for all interested parties to appear and show cause why the prayer of petitioner should not be granted. Notice of the pendency of said matter to be given as required.
Notice states W F Mowrey filed November 11 1915 with Cheyenne County Commissioners for malt and vinous liquor license at Lot 4 Block 3 Original Town Gurley Cheyenne County Nebraska for twelve months from grant. Objections, remonstrances or protests must be filed within two weeks from November 15 1915.
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