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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1916
Page
5
The article extols American liberty and self government noting that a people with voice in their government have much to be thankful for while contrasting autocratic regimes. It emphasizes the republic founded by Washington remains true to its founders and urges gratitude for moral rather than material gains.
The article argues that Democratic control in the nation imperils women’s suffrage by President Wilson’s stance on state decision and party alignment. It notes setbacks from the national election, especially with progress in Illinois and other states, and urges continued perseverance by advocates despite discouraging outlook and renewed party opposition.
Several railroads including Union Pacific sue to test the eight hour Adamson act arguing it is unconstitutional and unworkable. They contend it is not a commerce regulation and violates the fifth amendment by depriving contracts liberty. They also claim no standard railroad wage exists and enforcement would cause irreparable damage. The suit could reach the Supreme Court. outcome could affect future eight hour legislation and workers benefits.
A single turkey weighing twenty five pounds was crowned the finest bird in Oklahoma flocks and earned the White House award for the best Thanksgiving turkey. The king of several flocks, the bird was showcased as a symbol of state tradition and national hospitality.
A stream of quirks and bared pretenses paints a Nebraska town. Jests on spelling, municipal costs, and eccentric private thoughts punctuate a chorus of everyday concerns. A juvenile crowd, gray hair confessions, and exams highlight social aims and anxieties.
A farmer delivered an ordinary load of wheat into town and received just over a hundred dollars. He then complained about the high price he had to pay for flour, lamenting the cost in loud terms as he left town.
A committee of the Society of Automotive Engineers has pressed lamp makers to reduce glare with new headlight devices. States threaten drastic laws this winter if manufacturers fail to act, affecting only future models while many older cars remain unchanged. Auto owners should equip their lights to protect others' safety, said Nebraska Palmer.
A Bridgeport News Blade editorial urges buying cheaper foods to relieve scarcity. It argues overeating harms more people than under eating, claiming earlier generations thrived on less nutrition and more labor, building strength and brains.
In a small southern city a bishop finished a sermon and was greeted by many expressing praise. One woman stood out, exclaiming that the message had been like water to a drowning man, conveying deep personal impact.
The City of Sidney Nebraska announces plans to take up and pay off 1908 water bonds totaling 17500 dollars by issuing refunding bonds not to exceed 17500 dollars. The bonds are 5 percent, issued Jan 1 1917, payable semiannually, with 1937 final maturity, and are to be sold or exchanged after a public hearing December 15 1916 at 7:30 PM in Cheyenne County Court House Sidney.
A 1916 notice seeks establishment of Road No 288 A from the SW corner of section 20 Township 14 Range 51 east to sec 21 then south to the SW corner of sec 34 with remonstrance against a portion of Road No 282 A from the NW corner of sec 29 to the SW corner of sec 32. Objections or damages claims must be filed by February 10, 1917 with the County Clerk. the road will be established without reference if not.
Edward Howh as assignee of R M Perkins sells at public auction in front of the Sidney County Court House Cheyenne County Nebraska on December 19 1916 at 1 PM the gelding Brownie brown 7 years old 1000 pounds to satisfy a debt of 288?5 and accrued interest under a chattel mortgage dated April 21 1915 filed in Cheyenne County Nebraska and defaulted payments.
County Court in Cheyenne County Nebraska on November 14 1916 assigns December 9 1916 at 10 a m for hearing petition by James McIntosh praying administration of the estate of Charles F Ramsdell to Anna F Ramsdell as administratrix with will annexed. Notice to interested parties by publication in The Telegraph weekly for three weeks prior to hearing. Co P Chambers County Judge.
County Court of Cheyenne County orders a hearing for the estate of Anna Witt intestate, date set for December 19 1916 at 10 a m. John Jelinek petition seeks determination of heirship for Witt’s land in SE% of SW%, Lot 4, Section 6, Township 12, Range 49. Sole heir is Henry Witt of Adams County Nebraska.
Creditors of Michael Farley deceased must present claims to the administrator for examination and allowance. Meetings before County Judge at the Cheyenne County Court on December 4 1916 and May 24 1917 at 10 o clock A M. Six months to file claims and one year to settle from October 28 1916. Published in The Telegraph for four weeks before December 4 1916. Witness Co P Chambers seal of court October 30 1916.
Creditors of Mathew Farley deceased must file claims with the Cheyenne County Nebraska County Judge at the County Court Room. Meetings for examination and approval are on December 4, 1916 and May 24, 1917 at 1 00 PM, per order dated October 30 1916. Publication to run in The Telegraph for four weeks prior to December 4 1916. Seal of Co. P. Chambers County Judge.
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