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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1912
Page
3
The piece argues Woodrow Wilson faces a popular awakening while warning of trusts backing Roosevelt. It criticizes Roosevelt’s attacks on judicial decrees and praises Taft’s dignity and record. It notes rising female political engagement and the push for equal suffrage, and warns against democratic tariff policy.
The piece argues Colonel Roosevelt leads a distinct one man party funded by powerful trusts. It claims his platform veers toward socialism and notes delayed Senate hearings on his 1904 campaign contributions. It predicts the electorate will decide Roosevelt’s fate in two months.
The western Nebraska counties, led by Cheyenne, report unmatched year quality and quantity in crops. Abundant moisture and prime soil fuel expected rapid development and rising populations, with homestead opportunities for frugal, skilled farmers seeking profitable investments.
Mr. B F Yoakum of the American Association for Highway Improvement says direct farmer to consumer sales via improved roads could save about two billion dollars annually. He notes this saving rivals the factory value of key commodities and exceeds combined revenues of major European nations. The argument urges national interest in improving roads.
The article urges Nebraskans to support an elevated highway program citing wider benefits for all ages and incomes. It calls for the creation of a state highway commission and urges prompt action by farmers and residents to boost prosperity and lower living costs.
Champ Clark defends Wilsons qualifications by recalling 1848s Zachary Taylor and 1860s Abraham Lincoln and 1881s James Garfield while noting Adams Madison and Garfield administrations as mixed. He cites Arthur as example of experienced advisers and questions the strength of Clark’s comparisons.
Governor Deneen of Illinois and Governor Hadley of Missouri show a sense of moral obligation to the party that backed them. They refuse to abandon the Republican label and seek reforms within the party rather than form a new movement.
In cautious terms, the article praises intelligent, level headed men who revere the constitution and refuse to join a revolutionary movement driven by one man's power. It warns against emulating leaders like Deneen and Hadley in abandoning the Republican party.
County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska sets September 23 1912 at 10 am for hearing the will of Nicholas O Bryan deceased filed by Jennie Weaver also known as Jane Weaver. Notice ordered published in Sidney Telegraph for three weeks. County Judge Henry E Gapen signs the order August 25 1912.
Notice to creditors of Lyman J. Waite deceased. Creditors must present claims for examination and allowance to the Cheyenne County County Judge at the county courtroom. Six months to file claims. one year for executor to settle from August 1912. Published in Sidney Telegraph for four weeks before September 28, 1912.
The commissioner reports in favor of establishing a road from near the railroad west of the depot in Potter to the Sidney Draw road and along township ranges in Cheyenne County. Objections or claims for damages must be filed with the County Clerk by noon November 5, 1912, or the road will be established without further reference. County Clerk H. T. Doran dated September 30, 1912.
Public notice reports a proposed road starting at section 22 township 16 range 52 and extending five miles south to section 10 then one mile west and one mile south to section 17 for establishment as Road No 207A. Objections or damages due by November 5 1912. H T Dora County Clerk.
By virtue of a chattel mortgage dated September 4 1907 and filed September 10 1907 in Cheyenne County Nebraska the holder will sell at public auction items including a bay mare Mollie a Fish Bros lumber wagon and a ten foot double disc drill on September 30 1912 at Handleys Livery Stable Dalton Nebraska at 3 oclock p m The sale follows default on a 14 note dated September 4 1907 with 50 paid and 145 30 due.
Notice to creditors of Anna Froeliger deceased to meet the executor at Cheyenne County Nebraska Court on October 31 1912 and December 31 1912 at 10 am to file claims for examina tion adjustment and allowance. Six months to present claims and one year for notice. published in the Sidney Telegraph for four weeks before October 31 1912. Witness Henry E Gapen County Judge. To W J Martland notice of private tax sale September 2 1910 by George H Gunderson for delinquent taxes 1905 1908 on Lot eight block five Potter with redemption deadline December 16 1912. Gunderson will seek Treasurer's deed.
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