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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1908

Page

7

Nebraska Reform Legislation Passes Delegated Sessions

Official records show measures on Employers Liability Law Municipal Taxation of Railway Property and Pure Food and Dairy Law enacted by both Republican senators and representatives with majorities in each house and approved by Governor George L. Sheldon. The speaker argues this undermines claims of Democratic responsibility for reform.

Nebraska Sheldon Congress George L. Sheldon

Editors Attack City News Blade and Telegraph

A lengthy critique targets the News- Blade editor as a failure and self important, while The Telegraph is labeled dyspeptic. The piece recounts a bridgeport meeting mix up with a south to north county committee and criticizes local press intrusions and claimed plots.

The News- Blade Blade Telegraph Bridgeport South End Bridgeport Commercial Club Omaha Commercial Club News-Blade Sidneystea

Illinois church shooting shocks congregation

A member of a congregation in Illinois leaped the railing and fatally shot the church organist. The incident contrasts with Nebraska law where such acts remain illegal and out of bounds.

Illinois Nebraska

Local news roundup lists town residents and visitors

Dalton Jacob Meyer of Ickes visits town this week. Herman Armmuth and William Beckenham and family spend Sunday at Greenwood. Mrs. W S Woolsey visiting Sidney this week. Joe Wickard leaves for extended stay in Minneapolis. Miss Clara Armuth heads to Alliance for winter study. F A Redish of Bridgeport in town buying horses. Mrs J Hersey to teach in Pool district this winter. Mr and Mrs R L Loveless visiting Scottbluff this week. W J Getzemeyer plans cementing the hardware store basement. Steve Davis doing the work. Gus Togatis moves barber shop to B W Handley’s pool hall. Dr Boyd resigns as agent and aims for Denver. Herman Martin rents blacksmith shop from Joe Ernest and plans to move soon. Oliver Anderson of International Harvester Co visiting setting up corn binders. A E Kivett and Dr Franke with land buyers this week. Frank Rilen threshing and hauling grain. J Tout seen in Bridgeport on Wednesday.

Clara Armuth Alliance F. A. Redish Bridgeport J. Hersey Pool R. L. Loveless Scottabluff W. J. Getzemeyer Steve Davis Gus Togatis B. W. Handley’s Oliver Anderson International Harvester Co A. E. Kivett Or. Franke Frank Rilen J. Tout

North Divide Social Notes and Local Happenings

Local brief notes report Frank Halston at Bronson ball game last Sunday and visiting families including Mr and Mrs Ebmkie and Herman at Ickea. Misa Branger returns from Riha ranch in Illinois with Marie Rilen. Brummond considers relocating east. Ruhter and Perkins work hay and plan a cook. Lafferty baby ill. Cattle buyers active early week.

Frank Halston Bronson Ebmkie Herman Ickea Misa Branger Riha Ranch Illinois Marie Rilen Mr. Brummond Ernest Ruhter Tom Perkins Mr. Lafferty

Local notes from Irving and Bridgeport area towns

Irving residents report visiting Bridgeport for a reunion and family travel occurred with Mrs. Winkleman and sons. The community celebrates haying nearly finished as Jam Holiday and A Johnson repaired the schoolhouse. AUP surveyors mapped rough hills with four U S Army workers and E A Cooper traveled to Bridgeport for business and leisure.

Johnson Edna Eastwood A. Johnson

Local notes from the Kinkaid community

Beyers Bros. hosted their brother Fred from eastern Nebraska who plans to move here in spring. Mrs. Matthews is ill. Dalton made a business trip to town. Our baseball team visited Bronson but details are scarce. Numerous social events and farm work fill the week including corn binders, threshing, a dance at H Ehmkes, and a picnic at the Shear ranch. E J Mead of Arlington Nurseries visited Kin kaid homesteaders.

Beyers Bros Fred Nebraska H. Ehmke Pete Kolp Mr. Hicks Gilbert Nelson Mrs. Dalton Quinn Ranch Shear Ranch

Local Notices Highlight New Arrivals and Installations

South Divide area reports new residents from Olympia Kansas, F Narjes and family, with a mansion planned by A Garey and C Garey. Rev T Moellering of Hampton Nebraska visits the local pastor. Livoni’s threshing machine brings lively activity as F Wacker departs for eastern Nebraska returning soon.

F. Narjes Olympia Kans A. and C. Garey Adams T. Moellering Hampton Neb Livoni F. Wacker Nebraska

Reade's Dramatic Failures and Critics

The article profiles Charles Reade late in life, noting his shift to playwriting after gaining fame as a novelist. It highlights his belief that others ruined his works, his financial waste on failed productions, and his stubbornness. It credits him with dramatic talent and some collaborations that briefly succeeded, while most plays failed with the public.

Tom Taylor Dion Boucicault

Poultry Fakes and Fake Birds in Old New England Farm

An unnamed poultry farmer exposes tricks to turn an old rooster into a marketable fake. He paints feet, breaks bones, lifts the breast, and later uses a board to flatten a skeleton chicken to create the illusion of a fat, tender bird.

New England

Unobserving Thief Loses Claim to Yosouf’s Horse

Yosouf's valuable horse is stolen during business, but the owner exposes the thief by asking which eye the horse is blind in. The thief falsely claims the left eye, while Yosouf reveals the horse is blind in neither eye, reclaiming the horse and punishing the villain.

Yosouf Yesouf

SPECIALS ON EXCURSIONS TO EASTERN CITIES AND LANDS

Travel deals advertised by the Land Seekers Information Bureau offer low rate trips to eastern cities resorts and Canadian and New England destinations. September and October runs cover Puget Sound California Washington Oregon and many intermediate points with powell Wyoming excursions on the first and third Tuesdays. Send names to D Clem Deaver Omaha as General Agent for land information.

Michigan Canada New England Puget Sound California Washington Oregon Garland and Powell Wyo D. Clem Deaver Landseekers’ Information Bureau Omaha

Notable births mark 1809 as a remarkable year

The year 1809 is praised for producing many famed individuals including Abraham Lincoln Edgar Allan Poe Oliver Wendell Holmes William Ewart Gladstone Charles Darwin Lord Houghton Alfred Tennyson Edward Fitzgerald Professor Blackle Mary Cowden Clarke and Felix Mendelssohn in a memorable nineteenth century span.

Abraham Lincoln Edgar Allan Poe Oliver Wendell Holmes William Ewart Gladstone Charles Darwin Lord Houghton Alfred Tennyson Edward Fitzgerald Professor Blackle Mary Cowden Clarke I Felix Mendelssohn

Absolutely Free. Angry Mother Confronts Music Teacher

A Florida Times-Union brief states an angry mother bursts into a parlor and accuses a young music teacher of kissing her daughter. The teacher replies he makes no charge for the act.

Florida Times-Union

Public Notice of Homestead Final Proof Hallmarked

Elmer L. Hicks of Potter Cheyenne County Nebraska filed notice of intention to make final commutation proof to establish a land claim for lots 1 2 3 4 section 4 township 14 north range 52 west 6th meridian before the register and receiver at North Platte Nebraska on October 12 1906 witnesses Charles Stanton Albert W Gustafson Gilbert Nelson Edward Nelson all of Potter Nebraska J E Evans register U S land office at North Platte Nebraska

North Platte Nebraska Elmer L. Hicks Potter Cheyenne County Charles Stanton Albert W. Gustafson Gilbert Nelson Edward Nelson J.E. Evans Register Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office

Contest Notice on William J. Kelley Homestead Entry

Nellie oran files a contest against homestead entry No 10092 by William J. Kelley for the NW 1 4 of Section 8 Township 23 Range 51 Neb near Alliance. Kelley allegedly has not resided improved or cultivated the land since entry. Contestants must appear and present evidence October 22, 1908 at the United States Land Office Alliance Neb. Publication ordered due to unsserved notice.

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Alliance Nellie Oran William J. Kelley W. W. Woon Register

Notice to Mary Lane in Nebraska divorce case 1908

John Lane filed for a divorce against Mary Lane in Cheyenne County Nebraska District Court on September 14 1908 alleging abandonment for over two years. Mary Lane must answer by November 2 1908.

Mary Lane John Lane District Court Cheyenne County Nebraska Jonn Lane

Proposed Nebraska constitutional amendment on Supreme Court powers

The 1906 proposed joint resolution to amend Article six sections two four five six and thirteen sets new terms for the Supreme Court judges and chief justice. It covers court jurisdiction elections terms salaries and the governor’s initial appointments after adoption. Approved July 15 1908 with secretary Geo C Junkin certifying submission to voters on November 3 1908.

Nebraska State of Supreme Court Mustice District Court Geo. C. Junkin Lincoln United States

Notice of contest against homestead entry 22076 Neb

Department of the Interior Land Office in North Platte announces a contest by Wm. Defoe of Lebanon Neb against homestead entry No. 22076 filed May 1 1907 by Joseph R. Dickson. Contest alleges Dickson failed to establish residence or cultivate the land. Public notice of appearance and evidence is set for Oct 12 and final hearing Oct 16 before a county judge and the land office officials in North Platte. Publication authorized by Register J. E. Evans.

Department of the Interior United States Land Office North Platte Neb Wm. Defoe Lebanon Joseph RR. Dickson Joseph RK Nebraska J. E. Evans Register

Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in Cheyenne County Neb

Anglo American Mortgage and Trust Co. files foreclosure petition in Cheyenne County Nebraska against James Coulter Jennie Coulter and heirs to recover 2475.00 plus interest on a mortgage securing real estate described as East half of Southwest Section 4 and East half of Northwest Section 10 Township 18 North Range 49 West. Plaintiff seeks decree to satisfy the debt and sell the premises by October 12 1908. Cras Battelle attorney for plaintiff.

Anglo American Mortgage and Trust Co James Coulter Jennie B. Coulter Anglo-American Mortgage & Trust Pta Ptcy Cheyenne County Nebraska Inpleudei Brewer E. McCague Aron F. Hendrickson L. W. Tulcusts Anglo-Americaan Mortgage & Trust Company Rook Ernest Stuht Prgedsi Primntiy Anglo-American Mortgage & Thustt Co

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