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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1910
Page
5
In Alliance last week a special election approved 75000 dollars in bonds to expand the water system and purchase the electric light plant by a voting margin of 201. The column also notes B. K. Bushee of Kimball entering the race for state representative with broad local support and no opposition yet.
Omaha mayor Dahlman announces his gubernatorial bid noting pivotal issues including the plan to relocate the state capitol amid ongoing construction of a new capitol building. He frames the move as a major state development and campaign focus.
The author argues for moving the state capital to a more central site due to Nebraska’s expanded population and housing costs for a new capitol. Even if moved, Lincoln would remain the home of the state university, with the existing capitol proposed for university use after a suitable retrofit.
Measles strain hits Potter with Dr. Mockett in town. Mine Ford is critically ill with tuberculosis, Cedar Falls’s Mr. Ford visits. Betsy Thornburg’s sister in Big Springs hosts visitors. A Bethel box supper raises 148 for an organ. Sliter sells Kinkaid rights to move to South Dakota. Woodman lodge gains new members. April fools event held in Dix. Mrs. Montgomery visits Omaha. Sunday school sends flowers to Miss Ford. Hansen claim builder Mr. Graham expects wife from California. Susie Thornburg to read German music essay and pursue vocal lessons.
Mr and Mrs Fulton visit Kearney while Mrs Wieskott remains under doctor care. David Meyers visits the Hiedt place. A Saturday wind destroyed poultry buildings at Starve Crow Hill. W A Fulton plows eighty acres with a steam plow for neighbor Fish man.
John Huiston and family visit parents this week while W N Fosters move to Dalton. The Byers boys plan a next week dance in Fred’s new house. An auto brings Mrs Michael Flood to town for possible Cheyenne treatment amid slow recovery.
Masses held each Sunday with hours noted and differing third Sunday timing. Weekday masses listed at 7:20 and 7:00 o clock with variations. Parishes mentioned include Ogalalla Oshkosh Chappell Mitchell Scottsbluff Dalton Maxton Wimball Bridgeport. Clergy listed: Rev JAMES B PROBES Pastor Rev Mico am FPresey Rev WAVANAGH Assistants.
The document shows capital stock paid in 25000 with a 10000 surplus fund and undivided profits after expenses. It lists national bank notes outstanding and deposits subject to check as well as time certificates and other liabilities totaling 215071.60. The statement is sworn by cashier B A Jones and witnessed by directors and a notary on April 6, 1910.
The account recalls Lysander’s capture of Athens in 404 BC and a poetic plea from the city walls with Euripides Elektra. The Euripidean lines move Lysander to reconsider, leading to Athens being spared. Milton echoed the episode in one of his famous sonnets.
An advertisement urges readers to use Doan's Kidney Pills to cure kidney trouble and lumbago. It cites J. A. Stevens of Bridgeport Nebraska as a testimonial, claiming permanent relief after prior use and endorsing the product by FosterMilburn Co. as sale agents in the United States. Public notice urges purchase from dealers at 50 cents.
The Telegraph and Weekly Chicago Inter Ocean together offer a one year rate for $1.75 for a limited time only.
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