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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1912
Page
2
Denver plans to repeat last summer work to beautify residence districts including private homes vacant lots and alleys. Effort to keep lots weed free curb dumping discouraged. Dysentery is serious but curable. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sold by dealers.
Rev F A Joseph improves while B Chase recovers enough to be downtown. A heavy rain hits Potter Bronson area as James McLernon nurses a threatened blood infection in his hand. Henry Hansen visits from Fort Calhoun Nebraska with the Bangert family. Miss Helen Stewitts stays with Miss Mary McIntosh, and So Fundingsland hosts relatives from Beresford. Mrs J J McIntosh and Mrs Dr Stewitts visit Lodgepole. Theresa Morfeld returns from Alliance Normala to teach this winter. Ed Puthor Jeannette of Peetz Colorado visit George Buzza. Paul Vath breaks a forearm sawing wagon wood. An opera house social dance features the Sidney Orchestra. Sidney visitors attend Catholic Church altar arrival in Dalton. Leap year weddings decline. Valeska Neubauer returns from Denver with Mrs Bertha Neubauer. Oosterhoudt Tyler and families tour crops by auto. Chautauqua ticket sales progress. hopes for strong Sidney showing. W J Tilghman and relatives visit Frank Whitelock at Peetz. auto gets stuck in mud due to heavy rain.
Condensed digest of notable figures and events: Kermit Roosevelt sails to Brazil to work in railroads. Ernesto Madero leaves Mexico City for a U.S. visit. Thomas Ayers announces run for U.S. senator from South Dakota. Records include a San Francisco equestrian feat, a Chicago kidnap arrest, a near defeat of the British government in Commons, and the Hillsville murder conviction. Also noted are a South African pianist’s 74 hour recital, a Syracuse heir’s death, Queen Wilhelmina’s health concerns, and Frank Seabright’s illness.
The American Bank decoration is finished with woodwork harmonized colors and graceful designs. Exterior woodwork has a fresh white dress, marking a notable improvement. The Cleburne block is also undergoing redecoration.
Mrs Alfreda Null stepped on a rusty finishing nail in her yard on Tuesday and suffered a painful, swollen foot. She attempted to walk to town to arrange a trip to Michigan on Wednesday, but worsening pain prompted her to call a physician on return. She is reported as getting along as well as could be expected.
Richmond organizers held a citywide fly extermination contest for youths not over sixteen. prizes awarded to white and colored children for killing and turning in the most dead files. white prizes total 65 dollars. colored prizes total 45 dollars. fly swatters and bags provided free. contest allowed poisoning or catching flies, not using fly paper.
Fort Worth Park Superintendent Winnedge plans a summer project gathering and planting daushels of wild flowers in city parks. He proposes dedicating half acre tracts in several parks to blooms and hopes to establish flower days modeled on Kansas City. He also seeks park board control of the courthouse lawn for plantings.
The poem recalls Whittier’s lines on the past's enduring presence and remembered scenes. It argues that memory and art persist, keeping Milton, Raphael, and their works alive in the soul and imagination. The piece contemplates whether sacred melodies and angelic figures vanish with time, concluding they endure in human life.
Sutherland Nebraska July 24 nine months old son of W A Hayes living north of town crawled to an incubator and upset a lamp causing clothes to ignite. Medical aid arrived from town but the child died within minutes.
A. L. Valentine, Seattle public utilities superintendent, begins compiling data for installing at least 20 000 telephones. Councilman Erickson, a municipal ownership advocate, says voters last election favored a municipal telephone two to one and should receive it without delay.
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