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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1916

Page

7

Mexican unions allowed by new constitution article

The Mexican constitutional convention adopted an article granting citizens the right to associate and meet for peaceful and lawful purposes, enabling labor unions. The assembly was asked to appoint a commission to request General Carranza to remedy the situation and compel mining companies to resume operations after attacks casting American mining firms as exploiters of Mexican labor.

Carranza

Union Pacific Bridge Replaced by Steel Double Track

The Union Pacific bridge at Omaha across the Missouri River, originally built in 1877, was removed and replaced with a new all steel double track structure costing about $1,000,000. The old span was moved north onto false work while the new one was erected south, onto the old piers, with actual moving time under an hour.

Union Pacific Omaha Missouri River

Villa Captures Torreon and Advances Toward Monterey

Villa forces have seized Torreon and moved to attack Monterey, signaling a military advance. The push follows earlier engagements as Villa strengthens its positions near the city and prepares for the next operation.

Villa Torreon Monterey

News of Nebraska highlights from state editors

Dr Purdon of Brady Island died from morphine overdose. Farmers Equity union selects Omaha for 1917 convention. William Koch near Bestrice injured as car overturned. Auburn hospital work rushes to finish by early January. Charles Frey relatives hold annual reunion at Pender. Albert Abrams found dead on Heartwell farm from freezing. Union Pacific freight derailment injures no one. Dodge Milling plant destroyed by fire causing $13 000 in losses. Fremont Clark Drugs building fire causes $35 000 damage. Legislature composition shows many farmers lawyers and other professionals. Lines of Y M C A to aid British troops. Leo Stevens to train army balloon school at Fort Omaha. Bishop Harty installed in Omaha. Fourth Nebraska regiment departs Texas. Nebraska bar association cites harsher laws against shysters. Wahoo mills sold for $6 800 to Farmers Co operative. County treasurers pay $8 260 600 to state. Journalism college petition rejected but courses expanded. Tecumseh accident injures four men. State Historical Society seeks A O Thomas as secretary. Union Stock Yards application for higher corn price rejected. Abolition of state land commissioner opposed. Yutan train collision injures three crew. cattle killed.

Purdon Brady Island Farmers’ Equity Union Omaha William F. Koch Bestrice Auburn Hospital Charles Frey Pender Albert Abrams Heartwell Union Pacific Elyn Dodge Milling Com Peny Clark Drugsompany Fremont Ar‘ Realty The Omaha Y. M. C. A Young Men’s Christian Association Leo Stevens War Department Army Balloon Fort Omaha Farmers’ Co-operative Company University of Nebraska Ernest Weddenreiß Tecumseh State Historical Society A. O. Thomas G. S. Paine Buckingham Union Stock South Omaha State Railway, Commission Office of State Smith G. L Shumway Ang J. W. Patrick G. A. Miller John Traylor Beatrice Burlington Yutan

State health board notes big rise in divorces deaths fall near 11 thousand

The intel statistics report shows nearly 408 marriages in Nebraska dropped last year while divorces rose by 229. Deaths totaled 11,001 compared with 10,881 in 1916. Adjunct General Hall urges public to help returning soldiers find jobs as they come home in winter, creating hardship for many seeking work.

Intel State Board of Health Nebraska Hall Fred Thompson Thompson Farm Dalton Thompson Burlington Gibson Yards E. P. Stewart Plattsmouth Faye Cobb

Ritchie and Perry Attorneys at Law in Bridgeport Neb

Ritchie and Perry Attorneys at Law, Bridgeport Nebraska, announce office days in Lincoln on the first and third Wednesdays of each month. Located at 1411 O Street.

Attorneys-at-Law Bridgeport, Neb Lincoln

Veterinarian W Zier Opens Sidney Office and Oper Room

DA DC W Zier a veterinarian operates from Palace Livery Barn in Sidney establishing an office and operating room. Local clients are invited to consult and schedule procedures. The notice highlights new veterinary services and convenient location in town.

Palace Livery Barn

Notary Authorization for Nebraska Land Filings

Authorized to certify all filings for government land and take alloual proofs and contents. Also to act generally as a Notary Public to foreign and domestic papers. Nebraska.

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