Change of attitude toward German submarine policy
Washington credits the American people for influencing Germany to modify its submarine warfare. The concessions meet key US demands, increasing security for Americans in the war zone and signaling Germany’s desire for friendly ties with the United States. The piece urges neutrality and loyalty amid foreign-born opposition, urging Americans to stand united and uphold allegiance to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Naval Board
United States
Great Britain
Erite and Fork
Omaha
Steiner
Grinnell College
Europe
America
Rural life needs better roads schools and credit
The article argues earnest attention to country life reform, urging improved rural education and schooling, credit facilities, and infrastructure. It highlights farmer credit, marketing, crop diversification, and better conditions for farm families, especially mothers, as essential to a wider rural prosperity and new city country movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banker-Farmer
Armenian Slaughter in Ottoman Turmoil Reported
The article condemns Turkish atrocities against Armenians estimated at 306,000 to 600,000 killed or slain for their faith. It argues U S government cannot deter the Armenian murders and urges civilized nations to protest Turkey’s actions.
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United States
Turkey
Co operation and education urged to lift farming
Bankers and farmers at a recent conference urged patience and a long campaign to raise yields. They cited Germany’s 25 year effort to gain ten bushels per acre and warned low farm yields harm social life, schools, churches, and farming livelihoods, urging sustained support for an American drive.
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Banker-Farmer Conference
Germany
Paroled life prisoner seeks fortune from inheritance
A Wisconsin life term inmate was paroled to enjoy a large fortune left to him, while other life termers remain jailed. The piece notes Americans saved 350 million dollars last year by not touring Europe, suggesting a reserve for war. A Kansas woman kept a diary of her husband’s 22 beatings in 30 days and later sued for abandonment.
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Wisconsin
Europe
America
Kansas
The Tale of Shifting Tastes Across a Sidney Family
A Sidney boy trades favors for rides on bikes and a football, then loses his bike and now trades a football for bike rides. Others trade possessions like cars for motorcycles, watches for cars, and go from piano dreams to other pursuits. The pattern shows people shifting desires as items pass between them.
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Sidney
The Feverish Struggle for Attainment
The passage argues that once attainment is achieved the struggle restarts for new goals. It claims effort is central to humanity and that without pursuit there is only inertia. It notes comfort in fickleness of desire, as failure spares lasting attachment and vexations breed more temper than troubles.
Landowner Cares for 160 Acres, Outshines Statesmen
A remark credits a farmer who tends 160 acres with greater national service than any Washington statesman, highlighting rural stewardship over political rhetoric.
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Washington
Land transfers in Cheyenne County Nebraska Sidney listings
A compilation of quit claim and warranty deeds in Cheyenne County Nebraska showing transfers from Dawson and others to multiple grantees, including lots in Clarkson's and Chirkson's Additions to Sidney, various parcel descriptions, and prices from 5 to 9,600 dollars. Also includes sheriff's deeds and a patent to Julius Cavalli, with associated dates and lot numbers.
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J OF Dawson
Charles
Chambers
Chirkson
Sidney
Josephine B Jones
William C Dugeer
Charkson
Newton SE
Robert Wright
Callahan
William
Tate
Todoln
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Charles Hola
J L Thompson
Als
Christian Grogs
W S Rodman
J. D. McMillense
Wig
Millard F Garey
Frederick Stimke
Almvia M Scott
John Borges
Co OW Smith
Minnie Freeman
Sunol
NP Johnson
Amelia Dyke
Clarkson
Robert Dyke
N P Johnson
Niy
Henry W Augustine
Wes Gale
William C Dugger
Alta T Wallick
James Houser
Mary Houser de France
Nety
Emmons Saunders
Guardian
Frane Overmann
Mary Sanders
Emmons Sanders
Frank C Hough
Clyde LB. Johnson
Joseph Ahurt
A. H Philson
Perry M Evans
Carrie M
Atarle Mo Weber
Thomas L. Trowbridge
Carrie Mound
Mario M. Weber
Joseph AL. Swenson
N. EL Medlock
Swv
Shonka
German National Bank of Columbus
Susie May H Killgore
William L. Killgore
Oberfelder
Lodgepole
William L Killgore
Charles FE
Gorhams Visit Spokane Couple Guests of Dawsons
Mr and Mrs A D Gorham of Spokane Washington arrived Monday and are the guests of Mr and Mrs Dawson. The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church will have its regular election of officers next Wednesday October 13.
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A. D. Gorham
Spokane, Washington
Mrs. Dawson
Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church
Engineer Hollister Visits city electric plant matters
Engineer Hollister came last Saturday to address issues at the city electric plant. The Catholic ladies have reserved Monday October 18 for their annual bazaar.
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Engineer Hollister
Treasurer Kelley Pays 2500 Toward Insane Fund Tax
Jahnn son county treasurer James P. Kelley has paid two thousand five hundred dollars toward the Insane Fund tax. A remaining balance of three thousand dollars remains due to the state treasurer.
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James P. Kelley
Jahnnson County
Probate Notice of Will in Nebraska County Court
Legal notice from Cheyenne County Nebraska announcing probate of the will of Daniel Carey, deceased. Courts invite all interested parties to appear and respond as required by law.
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State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
Daniel Carey
Petition to probate Daniel Carey will filed in 1915
Annie McQuillan petitions to probate the purported last will of Daniel Carey deceased. A hearing is set for October 18, 1915 at 9:00 am in the county judge's office at Sidney Nebraska Cheyenne County. Public notice to interested parties is ordered via Sidney Telegraph for three weeks prior.
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Annie McQuillan
Daniel Carey
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Sidney Telegraph
Co. P. Chambers
Ordinance regulating sale and photography in Sidney 1915
Ordinance No 145 restricts selling goods or portraits in Sidney Nebraska and requiring a monthly license fee of 25 dollars. It provides exceptions for taxed merchants and yearly tax payers and sets penalties of 25 to 100 dollars plus costs, effective after passage October 2, 1915.
Sidney Nebraska hawking and peddling ordinance
Ordinance No 146 regulates hawking and peddling in the Village of Sidney Nebraska and provides for licensing and penalties for violations. It states that any person pursuing the occupation of hawker or peddler is subject to the licensing scheme and enforcement provisions.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Peddling License Ordinance Text in Sidney Nebras ka
In Sidney Nebraska the village imposes a monthly license fee of 25 dollars for peddling goods within the village limits, with licenses issued by the Village Clerk and fines up to 100 dollars plus costs for fraud or unauthorized sales. Provisions excuse certain farm products and limit daily small wares licenses to 5 dollars, with penalties including imprisonment until fines are paid.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
L. C. Fundingsland
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Cate
Rt Wirg
Paslure
Joseph M Swenson
EL Burke
United States District Court
Milton G Thompson
JW McDaniel
Sheri
Newton E. Medlock
Jo W McDaniel
J. L. Mclntosh
W L. Miles
Jo W. McDaniel
Herman Brauer
E J Clements
Allen GC Abbott
Marcus Osguod
Julius Cavalli
Leon Fine
Exclusive Outfitters
L. O. Fundingsland
Leslie Neubauer
Chase Probort
Seal B Cafe
Oney
Nosrara
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