Thanksgiving Glows As Victory Day Theme For Independence
The Sidney Telegraph notes that Fourth of July may be Victory Day for allied nations and praises American Thanksgiving with a focus on peace, gratitude, and the sacrifices of soldiers abroad. It highlights proclamations by the U S president and Nebraska's governor and mentions gifts from Italian officials recognizing US friendship.
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Italy
France
Great Britain
America
United States
Nebraska
Christopher Columbus
Amerigo Vespucci
Giovanni da Verraszano
Nebraska and Britain in postwar ties noted in state reports
Nebraska sources highlight Allied postwar stability as England and America converge. Articles quote Premier Lloyd George on reform and restraint, discuss four minute men efforts, and note the Omaha agency for the War Finance Corporation to support cattle and sheep financing. Governor Neville urges enrollment in the Boys Working Reserve and local firms aid the U S labor needs as universities pledge discipline and students rally behind state stock farming strength.
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War Finance Corporation
T .C. Blair
Aut
Omaha
Nebraska
Wyoming
Gordon W Wattles
Washington
Neville
United States Employment Service
University of Nebraska
Cairns
Chandyy
The
State University
Sn Fremont
Conservation Opinions On Peace Time Industry And Prices
Peace era must preserve wartime habits to support essential industries and curb rising prices. Federal Reserve Board notes price pressures. Emergency Fleet Corp head Schwab and Provost Marshal Crowder urge continued conservation, welfare work, and orderly transition. US stock raising lands expand under homestead law as Europe demands livestock. Llaskins cites need for country zoning to address food problems.
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Federal Reserve Board
Persom
Neames
Freddy
Chas
Mo Schwab
Emergency Feet Corporation
Crowder
Nebraska
Ound
Washington Dispatch
War Industry Board
War Trade Board
Food and Fuel Administrations
New York Veterinary College
Hoover cites policy on economy and conservation
In a recent statement Mgr Hoover notes population rose 200 percent under a dozen zones led by an annual engineer while beef cattle fell 2 percent, driving up beef footwear and leather costs. He stresses shifting conservation is not the sole policy and emphasizes simple living and economy in all commodity use as essential.
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Mgr. Hoover
The Man on the Street: Odd Reflections and Local Anecdotes
A collection of quirky street observations diverse in tone and topic. Vignettes touch on poverty and privilege, weather, patriotism, health myths, and a veteran’s death in Alliance, preserving local flavor with naming as present.
Fragmented wartime musings from a local column
The text reflects casual reflections on wartime duties and home front worries. A wife concerns herself with her husband at the front while a few readers share anecdotal lines about aging, work, and the social mood after peace.
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Ghinee
Court News Highlights from Cheyenne County Probate and Courts
Petitions filed November 26 for administration of William B. Mather estate with hearing set December 1 1915. Harriet I McKinstry administration dispensed with will admitted to probate January 5. Minor Spencer William Price petitions guardian Lawrence Caywood. One marriage license issued. Referees held land sales with brisk bidding. north half 15-16-46 sold at SST per acre to McIntosh and Simons. Section 2s-14-52 division fund bought by Edward Thornburg for 250. Judge Wood Grimes presided in chambers. Police court bootlegging cases: three delinquents fined, car seized nine gallons whiskey, total costs 211 bones. A Mexican with suitcase under scrutiny, federal case pending.
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Mayo
Ahrens
Simons
MedIntosh
Simeons
Inother
Ochiltree
Hensen
I Jones
Eadward Thornburg
Wood Grimes
Cheyenne County
Gurley
Anderson
Deaths of Bert Mikkelsen in Colorado service era
Bert Mikkelsen born April 12 1901 in Norway died November 11 19?? at Coop McArthur California aged 27 years 6 months 29 days He came to the United States with his parents at age fifteen and lived in Sidney Weld County Colorado where he homesteaded He later moved to Weld County and served in the military His funeral was held at his sister Mrs Frank Clinton home on Sunday November 31 conducted by Roy Elmer Kahl of Trinity Lutheran Church and burial at Greenhown cemetery Family notes his upright industrious life and property. mourners included father mother two brothers five sisters Home Council members bore him to the grave under Captain Lie bendorfer. quarantine prevented many attendees.
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France
England
John Robert Clhnes
United States
Comedia
Lloyd George
Ulie
London
Christian Smuts
Ones
Europe
America
Euehiod
Bert Mikkelsen
Norway
Coop McArthur
California
Martin Mikkelsen
Sidney
Weld County
Colorado
Tfe
Sor
Frank Clinton
Roy Elmer Kahl
Trinity Lutheran Ehiveh
Greenhown Cemetery
Bert
Home Council
James Clark
Vigga Nelson
Sol Willis
Charles Kilroy
Paul Bartholomew
Will Dresser
Liebendorfer
Man Dies of Influenza Pneumonia at Grabil Ranch Near Sidney
Robert A Wiles died Sunday at his home on the Grabil ranch twelve miles southeast of Sidney. He was forty and a victim of influenza pneumonia with the whole family ill. Survived by wife and five children. the family had moved from Kearney last spring. Body shipped Tuesday to Kearney for burial.
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Robert A Wiles
Grabill Ranch
Sidney Hoe
Wiley
Kearney
Mary Lyberger Dies at 77 in Wiley Household
Mary KO Lyberger mother of Mrs. Robert Wiley died in the Wiley household on Monday November 15th. The body and the son in law were shipped to Kearney for burial on Tuesday. She was seventy seven years old. Remaining household members are ill and some critically.
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Mary KO Lyberger
Robert Wiley
Wiley
Kearney
Eleven year old Roy Bell dies of influenza
Roy Bell aged eleven dies at his north side home on November 15 after a twelve day illness from influenza. This is the second death in the family, and the widowed mother and seven other children are sick in varying stages. The family is under good care and hopes for no further sorrows.
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Rel Roy Bell
Mary Bell Child of widow dies and is buried
Mary Bell eighteen months old, child of a widow, died Tuesday evening and was buried Wednesday beside two siblings buried days earlier. Other family members appear to be recovering.
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Mary Bell
Duby Oof
First Will Attributed To Ancient Egypt Found
Authorities regard a 1,000 year old document as the oldest will ever made. It bestows on the wife Shefi the right to dwell in the house with four eastern slaves and to prevent anyone from forcing her from it. The text names Gesab’s woman Teta and Sat Sepdn Tre as key figures in the legacy.
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Utah
Shefi
Gesab
Teta
Sat Sepdn Tre
Not Very Complimentary
Milton’s mother asks each family member which view of the smiling boy they prefer. One wants a side view, another a front view, and Milton, to be different, asks for a back view.
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Milton
Smilor
Born to Mr and Mrs JB Toquette a daughter
A birth is recorded for November 39 by Mr and Mrs JB Toquette announcing the arrival of a second daughter.
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JB. Toquette
It Pays to Keep Cheerful
The text discusses how cheerfulness and confidence influence emotions that reduce bodily stress. It claims fear and worry worsen physiological reactions and accelerate harmful byproducts that inflame pathological conditions of vital organs.
British Empire geography as of historical definitions
Britain consists of England Scotland and Wales as parts of one island nation. The United Kingdom unites Great Britain and Ireland including Tre and as an addition. The Empire comprises these regions plus India, colonies other islands protectorates and dependencies.
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Great Britain
Scotland
Wales
Sland
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Treand
India
Vacuuming Piano Attachment Patent Aids Parlor Cleaning
A Philadelphia inventor patented a dust filtering attachment that transforms a player piano into a vacuum cleaner. By disconnecting the piano bellows air pipe from the air motor and inserting the device, a helper can oper ate the pedals to power cleaning sessions, as described in Popular Science Monthly.
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Popular Science Monthly
Gets Along Without Nest Whippoorwill Lays Two Eggs
In a low mood the whippoorwill lays two large round eggs directly on the ground in a cow track or on a decomposing log. If found the bird carries eggs away in its mouth and relocates them, then proceeds with its young as usual.
A Woman's Opinion on Military Manners by Mrs Thompson
Mrs Thompson argues that while colonels generals and other military men are admired, a woman knows it is easier to manage a hundred men than a single man. The Kansas City Star notes her blunt point about gender dynamics and discipline.
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Tom ‘Thompson
Kansas City Star
Old Superstition Singers. Sapping returns of all countries show a much lower sailing rate on Byl day than on any other day of the week.
The brief notes a surprising drop in sailing rate on Byl day across countries, contrasting with higher activity on other days of the week. It emphasizes an unusual pattern in maritime departures tied to a specific day.
Local War Fund Drive and Community Notes
War Fund Drive chairman Mr Persinger reports precinct activity while Reverend Light and Tranter with wives visit Kimball Presbyterians and city residents Rev Tranter and family join. Bank official Robert A Barlow resigns after twelve years to pursue business, as weather shifts bring wind snow and impending cold. Miss Minnie Oldershaw returns from Kimball amid flu closures as schools reopen briefly then shut again.
Hunters Replenish Larders After Lake Ducks Trip
CW Hornaday Reverend Jo Langston and Reverend Samuel Light hunted at the lakes and brought back a quantity of ducks but found the warm weather and high birds limited the day's prolific sport.
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CW Hornaday
Jo. Langston
Samuel Light
Teachers Salaries Held By State Board Decisions
A letter to State Superintendent Cleamons quotes a Nebraska Supreme Court ruling on teacher salaries when schools are closed by the Board of Health. If closure occurs, salaries may be withheld. if not, districts may pay. The law allows makeup time on Saturdays at the board’s discretion, and boards across the state are paying salaries.
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Anima McFadden
Cleamons
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Board of Health
Boar of Health
Board of Education
Wedding Bells at Pine Buds Pine City Courthouse
Liandra Nadina and Miss Victorcia Alonzo of Pine BhuYs wed by County Judge Chambers on Thursday afternoon November 21st 191s. The ceremony drew a joyous Mexican American party with friends in attendance.
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Liandra Nadina
Victorcia Alonzo
Pine BhuYs
Public sale of Cedar County minor estate real estate
Legal notice announces sale of half of section 13 township 14 range 50 west in Cheyenne County Nebraska under order by Judge Guy Graves. Sale at front door December 17 1918 at 2 PM to highest cash bidder with one hour for bidding. Guardian Charles H. Randall states liens and encumbrances apply.
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District Court
Cedar County
Nebraska
York G Waters
Guy Graves
I. M
Cheyenne
Patel
Charles Hi. Randall
Vera GG. Waters
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Nebrasia
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Deent
Drew
Court News
Willia B. Mather
Harriet I. McKinstry
Spenser William Price Minor
Pawrence TE Caywood
Mikkelsen
Lyberger
Osborn Garage
Persinger
Lodgepole Precinct
Tranter
Kimball Presbyterian Muanse
G. F. Liebendorfer
Percy G. Randall
Thanna Stikker
Lena Randall
Erlington Field
Texas
Robert A Barlow
Eashier
American Bank
Isnin
Jonis
Vaiona Vacille
Lli Mantor
Minnie Oldershaw
Kimball
Nadina —Alonzo
Swift & Company
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