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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1911
Page
4
The Sidney Celegraphic reveals a weekly Saturday edition edited by A. Ga Pew. The paper announces its publication cadence and features local society notes, society pages, and community updates for readers.
Announcement states candidate Taw 2 seeks re-election as Sheriff on the Democratic ballot for the November general election. The notice asserts commitment to continue duty with full effort and capability, naming W. McDanxier.
Istecandidate of the Democratic Geket for the office of County Treasurer at the general election to be held Tues duy, November 7,1011. I solicit the eapport of the votere of Cheyenne County, and will endeavor, if elected, be 61 the office in a creditable manner. JOIN Dadaserry. Money may make the mare go around the track, but a cheap grade of booze will make the world go round.
A quip suggests men may deceive women before marriage while after marriage the same rules apply in war. The proverb juxtaposes courtship and marital conflict to comment on fairness and morality in relationships.
A brisk criticism notes fashion trends for women stressing rich dresses and calico tastes. The piece remarks the title The Money Moon signals an overly flattering view, suggesting the book adds little value.
In France many mills shut down due to hobble skirt styles. The era’s dire fashion demand reduces output while the world now reveres the hobble wearer for enduring hardship and shaping modern modest attire.
A call for letters and notices from readers inviting submissions on items of importance. The piece urges sharing news about public people and events to improve the paper as a community mirror and encourage reflect of pleasing local conditions.
An editorial compares Tripoli to Cinderella, downtrodden yet poised for a scientific and enterprise driven turnaround. It asserts Roman Empire fertility endures, soil unchanged, awaiting proper methods and energetic people to unlock growth.
The article urges local merchants and farmers to advertise and co operate to strengthen Sidney as a trade center. It highlights using home growers produce to attract customers, notes Union Pacific and Burlington improvements, and calls for trading at home to boost Nebraska’s production standing.
A local merchant association should commend itself to merchants and patrons by cutting unnecessary costs, opposing graft, and strengthening the town as a market hub to attract progressive farmers. Republican leaders report optimism for the November ticket and push for a straight-party vote to align for next year’s presidential race, with letters from Governor Aldrich Senator Brown and Congressman Norris included.
A chaotic OCR read shows fragmented political notes centered on the Republican ticket and party committee figures. Names and places are garbled, with references to primaries, local questions, and an October date, alongside stray mentions of voters and possible August or April timings.
Readable parts mention names and places but lack a coherent event or action. The item lists associates, wine, dates, and multiple proper nouns with no clear narrative or outcome to summarize into a factual card.
The plaintiffs name Rene mte as claimant against defendants Yess and others in Revenge County Nebraska. They seek to quiet title to the northwest and RUUD parcels in the Durbeast and other quarters, based on a deed by Julinson. The case requires an answer by November 1901 in Nemaha County Nebraska.
Notice of claimants for five year proof on land in Nebraska. Names listed include George L. Baker and Otto Person of Date Clark, Clara, and Keister in Clara Neb. The filing appears with dates in 1913 and references a land entry in the North Platte district.
The notice states an intention to file for a land transaction on the date of November 3, 1911, with hearings or proofs due. It lists witnesses including George L. Baker of Nebraska, Otto Perso, Milo F. Webster, and Plewder Bennett of Phutten, Nebraska.
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