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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1915
Page
2
The Telegraph announces it is published every Saturday and lists subscription rates while noting entry at Sidney post office as a second class mail matter.
GOING SOUTH details passenger and local freight trains with through service between Sidney and Bridgeport Slane and Steels. Northbound lines listed, with through cars. sleeping dining reclining chairs and free seats on through trains. Tickets and baggage checks to any point in U S or Canada. For information contact M A Shivman agent in Orleans Nebraska and W Wakeley general passenger agent.
Sidney folks astonish us daily by telling how quickly Adler-i-ka relieves sour stomach gas and constipation. Many report a single dose relieves these troubles almost immediately. We are glad to be Sidney agents for Adler-i-ka. W. E. Swatzlandier, Druggist.
Sidney community forms Triangle Club No 1 at Christian church parsonage with Miss Miller as organizer. Officers: President Louis Stowe, Vice President Zella Owens, Secretary Dorothy Thornberg, Treasurer Gertrude Iverson. Open to girls ages 8 to 20. aims include devotional life, public meetings, literary work, and social activities. Beds and bedding donations to Southern Christian Institute Edwards Mississippi and a scholarship drive for Livingston Tennessee.
Major George T Langhorne, the army officer recently withdrawn as military attache at the American embassy in Berlin, denies authorship of certain dispatches from Berlin to the War Department that were signed with his name.
C M Lavey, general manager for the receivers of the Western Pacific, announced in a general order that the management of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad and the Western Pacific Railway would be separated on April 1.
James Maneeley a Philadelphia detective was shot and killed and Harry Tucker another detective was probably mortally wounded in a running revolver battle with Jacob B Miller who they had attempted to arrest on a fugitive warrant Miller escaped.
The Biffens have bought a harp for Jane to aid posing rather than playing. The remark appears in a Cleveland Plain Dealer item noting a celebrity or social expectation surrounding a young woman’s appearance and talents.
S R Cox holds public sale at Bennett Ranch six miles east of Kimball on Thursday April 8 beginning 9 a m. Readily offered are 45 horses including 20 geldings and a high grade Percheron stallion plus 23 sows and other livestock, farm implements, dairy gear, a blacksmith outfit, miscellaneous items, and household goods. Terms are eight months on approved notes at 10 percent with cash discounts and 10 dollars or less cash in hand. Free lunch at noon. S. R. COX GEO L VOGLER Clerk FUNDINGS LAND & MILLETT Auctioneers.
Theodore Roosevelt declines to testify before the senate ship bill lobby committee. Chairman Walsh convened a conference after the word was received and the group decided not to subpoena the colonel.
Public sale notice of Polands hogs describes large sows and litters from the best breed lines. Eleven sows produced 103 pigs last spring and six sows bore 57 this spring. Animals claim strong bloodlines, with boars like Orange 216465 and Orange 145509, head of the herd from leading families. They have shown at major fairs and earned ribbons. distant buyers encouraged to request the catalogue.
German ambassador Prince von Buelow persists in adjusting the dispute between Italy and Austria. He proposes a broader approach to policy and mutual self interest, aiming to reopen talks despite obstacles and misunderstandings over monetary issues.
Delft bird trainer Herr Hoogstraen told war correspondents he trains pelicans to attack military aeroplanes. He said experiments began at the start of the war and that pelicans fear German Taubes as little as fish. He claimed their sharp beaks make a formidable defense for air pilots.
New Orleans merchants of the retail merchants' bureau of the Association of Commerce announce that after April 1 customers will have five days from purchase to return goods. After the period expires the sale is closed and returns will not be accepted.
Helpful Words addresses weak kidneys and warns of worsening pain if untreated. Sidney resident Mrs Lehman testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved back and kidney pains after colds. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
An anecdote from Harpers Magazine recalls a Pullman passenger who showed friendliness to the porter, who answers that he enjoys his position. The exchange highlights the porter’s pride in earning quarters and his upbeat outlook on getting paid.
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