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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1920
Page
3
Vintage ad style block touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming internal action through blood on mucous surfaces. Includes testimonial-style copy and price note. Also advertises Victor Records in stock and corset services by F. O. Burgess and Lydia Williams in Sidney.
Miss Myrtle Hiett of Los Angeles Call visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hiett. Miss Eva Melbourne spent the latter part of the week with Sidney friends and has summered in Wyoming with her parents on vacation. Mrs. C. P. Grant left Friday for visits with Mrs. C. E. Couch and children and Mrs. Ed Ahrens and children at Medicine Row Wyoming where they are on the homestead for the summer. Harry Runge left Saturday on No. 4 for a vacation to New York City Philadelphia Washington and other eastern places, spending several weeks there.
Supt. W. J. Braham came back from the eastern part of the state late in the week and is now busy contracting teachers for the year and arranging supplies in preparation for the new school term.
An air plane from Lansing assists in pursuing the slayer of Beatrice Hickock whose bruised body was found near her parents farm. Dr H R Myers finds death by a blow to the skull with no sign of assault. A 300 strong posse, including farmers with pitchforks and deputies, patrols the area but no killer is found.
In Williamson West Virginia on July two miners were wounded one seriously when the Portsmouth Solvay Coal company mine at Freeborn was attacked by masked assailants from the Tug River hills. A state constabulary detachment with bloodhounds was rushed from Williamson to the scene.
Ruppert D. Jonas, 52, a white minister to negros and alleged leader in the Abyssinian riots in Chicago on June 20, has been arrested in New York. The riot left Joseph Holt and Robert Lawson Rose dead. The case ties him to the violent sectarian clash and ongoing investigations.
Six men posing as federal prohibition agents forced entry into the home of W. S. Ireland in St. Louis July 26. They blew the safe and escaped with cash jewelry and papers valued at about 13000 dollars.
A new Ford sedan bargain is advertised with Nora Braash as the promoter. The listing notes a slightly used vehicle and aims to attract buyers looking for a cost effective option.
Mrs A M Hughes of Milwaukee says Tanlac relieved years of stomach trouble that left her unable to eat meat or dairy, caused gas and heartburn, severe back pain, dizziness, headaches, and restless sleep after years of futile treatments. She urges others to spread the word about the medicine.
A testimonial describes rapid stomach relief, reduced head aches, and restored sleep after taking Tanlac. The speaker credits the product with improved appetite and overall health and urges others to publicize the experience. Tanlac is advertised as available in Sidney, Potter, Lodgepole, and Dalton through local pharmacies.
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