Rural credits policy gains attention in Oklahoma debate
The article surveys international rural credit programs notably Australia and discusses Oklahoma plans to loan directly to farmers. It notes loan sizes from 100 to 10,000 dollars with terms up to 42 years and varying interest, plus possible government built support. It also covers political opinions on Carranza and U.S. recognition implications.
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Oklahoma
Australia
Victoria
South Australia
New South Wales
Congress
Recognizing Carranza A Path To End Mexican Revolt
Secretary of State Lansing and Latin American diplomats weigh recognizing General Carranza as de facto president of Mexico. Supporters argue it ends the revolution and ends a fruitless wait, while opponents cite Carranza’s ties to moneyed interests and Villa’s pledge to keep fighting. Some question Carranza as best ruler.
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Lansing
Mexico
Carranza
Villa
Why Be Prepared House Speech Warns Of National Security
A public address by Congressman Mann of Illinois argues for preparedness despite seeming isolation from Europe. He cautions that postwar bankruptcies and domestic unrest could threaten U S safety and rights and urges matching trade development with vigilance. He notes Europe’s crisis may reduce aggression but urges caution.
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United States
Europe
Mann
Illinois
House of Representatives
Preparedness and the nations role in world affairs
An argument urges readiness to defend rights against foreign powers while rejecting mania for war. It notes Anglo Saxon French loan risks and questions Britain and France’s ability to repay. It also cites Huerta on the Mexican border and supports decisive U S action to prevent worsening conditions.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Ment
Huerta
Chicago Mayor Closes Saloons Spark Sunday War
Mayor Thompson orders Sunday saloon closures in Chicago, hinging on a state Sunday closing law ruled valid by the Illinois Supreme Court. Brewers and liquor interests accuse him of breaking a pre election pledge not to enforce the law. The wets versus drys battle intensifies, with the outcome awaited nationwide.
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Thomas
Chicago
Ilinois
Supreme Court of
Thompson
Farmers National Congress Backs Wilson Policy
The Farmers National Congress endorsed Wilson’s foreign policy and expressed confidence in his patriotism courage and diplomatic ability. It pledged unwavering support to defend American citizens rights and keep the nation neutral. The nonpartisan farmers body urged the president to seek action from Congress to aid farmers.
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Farmers’ National Congress
Wilson
Congress of Farmers
Congress
Washington weighs release of Huerta as Mexican unrest persists
Washington authorities consider the release of former Mexican dictator Huerta amid ongoing revolutionary conflict in Mexico. The decision appears prudent given the unsettled situation and recent developments in the country.
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Washington
Huerta
Mexico
Wilson converts to support for woman suffrage
The President’s shift toward endorsing woman suffrage is hailed by suffrage activists as transformative. They note his stance would push state decisions rather than a nationwide mandate, yet regard his measured approach as a thoughtful, nonpartisan study of the issue.
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Wilson
Huxell suit against Union Pacific to be argued
Mrs Ella Huxell seeks 20000 damages from Union Pacific before Nebraska Supreme Court this week. District court awarded the sum after her husband Fred Huxell, an Union Pacific engineer, was killed January 1 1911 near Sidney yards during a storm when struck by a fast moving switch engine. The plaintiff contends the railroad's fault caused the death and asks for damages.
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Ella Huxell
Union Pacific
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Huxell
District Court
Supreme Court of the State
W. W. Hoagland
Fred Huxell
Sidney Yards
North Platte Telegraph
Persinger and Remesberg visit Belle Fourche for estate matter
A.B. Persinger and Asa Remesberg of Lodgepole Nebraska arrived on the Burlington and left for Belle Fourche to investigate the estate of Ed Remesberg who died September 24 in Thermopolis Wyoming. The body was shipped to Jefferson Missouri for interment and they return from the funeral. Remesberg was a Butte County pioneer with many friends. Persinger, a Lodgepole stockman, formerly lived in Sidney where he worked in wholesale groceries and knew many Hills leaders through trade and travel.
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A.B. Persinger
Asa Remesberg
Lodgepole
Nebr
Burlington
Belle Fourche
Ed. Remesberg
Thermopolis
Wyo
Jefferson Mo
Remesberg
Butte County
Persinger
Lodge Pole
Sidney
Black Hills
Hills
Joseph Gossage
Rapid City Daily Journal
Telegraph
Pioneer Times
Deadwood
S.D
Get Acquainted With Your Neighbor Message
The piece urges neighbors to learn about each other beyond appearances. It argues city life suffers from social distance and suggests kindness and sunshine of acquaintance can reveal every person’s good traits.
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Bill Smith
Value of Friendship and the Call to Nurture Bonds
A Casper Tribune quotation laments neglect of friendship amid busy life and daily bread concerns. It extols the priceless value of a real friend and urges readers to respond to neighbors in need, noting friendship grows through mutual support like a magic tree.
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Casper Tribune
Mrs. R E L Jackson Heads to Kansas City Visit
Mrs. R. E. L. Jackson departed for a trip to Kansas City and other Missouri points to visit friends and relatives.
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R. E. L. Jackson
Kansas City
Missouri
Mrs J L McIntosh Hosts Kensington Lunch for Friends
Mrs J L McIntosh gave a very pretty Kensington luncheon on Wednesday afternoon for twenty of her friends.
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J L. McIntosh
Kensington
Legal notice in estate of Eulalia Benda in Cheyenne County
Court in Sidney Nebraska schedules a hearing on November 20 1915 to determine death date kinship and descent of real property held by Reinhardt B Benda as widow heir of Eulalia Benda. Heirs Daniel Maus Lovina Maus named. notice to creditors and heirs by three week publication in Sidney Telegraph.
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Eulalia Benda
Reinhardt B. Benda
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Douglas County
Sidney
Morrow
Daniel Maus
Lovina Maus
Sidney Telegraph
A. D
Plymouth Standard Guaranteed Twine At Low Prices
Plymouth Standard guaranteed twine offered at very low prices with call-in ordering to ensure timely supply. Fundingland Transfer Co. promotes quick orders and dependable delivery for customers needing twine.
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Fundingsland Transfer CO
Vath's Pharmacy Applies for Liquor Permit in Sidney Nebraska
Notice states Vath's Pharmacy filed October 14 1915 with the Board of Village Trustees of Sidney Nebraska for a permit to sell malt spiritous and vinous liquors for medicinal mechanical and chemical purposes only on part of lot 1 block 28 in Sidney from permit date to April 30 1916. Objections remonstrance or protest must be filed within two weeks from October 18 1915. Vath's Pharmacy applicant by L W Vath.
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Vath
Board of Village Trustees
Sidney
Nebraska
Vath's
L. W. Vath
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Store News
Ladie
Colne
Sidney Drug Company
W. F. Bassett
L. O. Fundingsland
Pres. & Treas
Yebs
Chase
Sanborn
Sidney Mercantile Co
Mebraska
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