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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1920
Page
6
A political column quotes President Harding praising American independence while criticizing Europe for withdrawing from Wilson's League and opposing binding commitments. It argues that Democratic leaders push for alliance pacts without safeguarding U.S. interests.
Senator Warren G. Harding urged the Indiana delegation in Marion to steady American policy. He spoke of rock like security at home and the supremacy of the law, calling for firm, unwavering resolve and less wavering in policy.
Marion special report details Senator Warren G. Harding addressing Indiana Republicans. He argues against ratifying the League covenant without reservations, warning of obligations to Poland and possible war with Russia, and asserts America's independence, nationalism, and moral duties while praising patriotism and cautioning against global entanglements.
Henry T. Doran warns heirs and all interested in Lots 4 and 5, Block 7, Haskell's Addition, Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska, that R R James bought the 1900 and prior and 1914 taxes at private sale, later assigned to Doran. Redemption period ends December 1, 1920, after which a Treasurer's Deed will be sought.
Public notice regarding Mary H. Mielenz and Fred Mielenz husband of Mary Mielenz. unknown heirs and all persons interested in the estate. refers to the SW NE quarter of section 31 township 14 range 46 Cheyenne County Nebraska. claims of any interest in said realty.
Peter Grosjean files in District Court of Cheyenne County to quiet title to the SW NEW of Sec 31, TWP in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Defendants are named and notified to answer as required by law.
The petition filed by Plaintiff Peter Grosjean seeks a decree against fourteen defendants and each of them that they have no lien on or interest in the described real estate. Defendants are required to answer on or before September 27, 1920. Dated August 19, 1920.
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