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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1913
Page
2
Mrs Stuht visits Omaha to consult a doctor while J L Rouse from Dalton visits Sidney. Several residents travel to Bridgeport Cheyenne and Lodgepole. Others attend church meetings, shop and socialize in Denver North Platte and Albion. A store sale alters ownership and a burglar alarm at an bank causes no loss. Distant travel includes Moon to Lansing and McDaniel funeral in Albion after a Colorado death.
Ed Ahrens was kicked by a horse and nearly lost consciousness on Saturday night. Mr Zike dragged him to safety and he began breathing again after a few seconds. Doctors found no internal injuries, and he was laid up briefly. Also note ads for land listings by The McNish Land Company of Sidney and high cream prices at Thornburgs.
Generous supply of sheep and lambs arrives with about 28 000 head over three days. Trade is slow. cattle and hog prices mostly down 10 to 15 cents, with beef steers and cows lower, bulls steady to slightly lower. Mexican lambs and clipped lambs fetch higher, while hogs sell mostly between 8.60 and 8.70 per hundredweight.
Intimidation by a hundred pickets at the International Harvester twine mill in Auburn New York stops 500 workers from returning to work. Militia lines divert sixty eight employees who breach the blockade and enter, leading authorities to order the mill closed permanently and its machinery dismantled for shipment to Germany.
Funeral services for Pierpont Morgan were held at St. George church where he worshiped for decades. A special train then carried the funeral party to Hartford for final rites at the Morgan mausoleum in Cedar Hill cemetery.
Chicago markets show closing price ranges for wheat corn oats and pork futures with May and July contracts. Cash grain bids list No 2 soft red wheat and No 2 corn with assorted white oats values. Cattle hogs and sheep receipts reflect steady to lower trends. hogs noted $1.00 lower on bulk sales and livestock prices quoted for steers, cows, calves, yearlings, lambs and sheep.
Lieutenant Governor O Hara heads the state welfare commission proposing a morals court in Illinois capital to protect working girls from unpriced and unscrupulous employers. The proposal follows letters from stenographers and factory girls alleging abuse by working men and professional men, cited as responsible for moral harm to over 200 girls.
Reports from Pringle to Wind Cave in Custer county describe the worst forest fire in Black Hills history. Cavalry from Fort Meade sped to Buffalo Gap on a special train while Hazen ranch burned and the blaze, twenty miles long and one mile wide, remained beyond control.
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