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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1913

Page

2

Local Resident Roundup of Visitors and Arrivals

A string of visitors and residents were noted in the county seat this week. Co L Tate Ed Howe A J Davison Dick Miller Wesley Seda H W Brewer Patrick Cox Leafdale Ed Root Sidney Draw William McAdam Fred Cavalli Anna Adams George Miller Joe Swenson Emily Pfiefer L L Raynor F W Holtrum John Kuhl Mrs M Hi Tobin Wo Gustafson William Schimpf M Cape J W Harper D R Jones Dr Kyle I I Foster Wm Bundy were seen or noted arriving departing trading or visiting from Lodgepole Potter Weyerts Sidney Denver Dalton Sextorp Fort Collins Menidoka Iowa and other local places.

Unclaimed letters listed at Sidney office

The Sidney post office lists unclaimed letters including John Fares Chris Jensen Mr Wm Jameson John McConnell Lene Nienhuser M Reed A Zo Root Andy Regula Alfred Swanson Wm Shelton Oscar West John Burke Mrs C Flenderson Mrs K Ledoy Mrs Wm Otte Mrs J E Sanders. John McIntosh, Postmaster.

Sidney John Fares Chris. Jensen Wm. Jameson John McConnell Lene Nienhuser M. Reed A. Zo Root Andy Regula Alfred Swanson Wm. Shelton Oscar West John Burke C. Flenderson K. Ledoy Wm Otte J E. Sanders John McIntosh

Merchants urged to attract new customers and new town arrivals

A historical note advises merchants to widen their appeal beyond regular trade. To succeed, they should constantly seek new customers and make their store so attractive that incoming families will choose it as their first stop in town.

Rural Kansas Sees Peak in Farm Improvements This Fall

In central Kansas harvest season sees widespread farm upgrades with new houses barns granaries and silos. A third of new homes are expected fully modern with acetylene lighting rising. roads bridges and mills also receive major work as hollows are filled and level roads laid. Kansas City Star.

Kansas Kansas City Ster

Reverend A S Corbett Returns to Charge in Northwestern Wyoming

Reverend A S Corbett arrived Friday morning over the Burlington and resumed his duties in northwestern Wyoming. He expressed strong enthusiasm about oil developments in the region.

A S Corbett Burlington Wyoming

Return Visits and Travel Notes From Lincoln Area

Mrs. R. E. Jackson returned from a month visiting Kansas City and relatives, praising the pleasant climate. Mrs O. A. Lundberg left Sidney for Chicago after four weeks with her father Major Hardy and brother A. S. Hardy, then plans extended travels to Cleveland and Vancouver where her husband will work for Dennison Manufacturing.

R. E. &. Jackson Kansas City O. A. Lundberg Major Hardy A. S. Hardy Sidney Chicago Cleveland

Camden Cur Market Boosts Living Costs via Direct Farm to Consumer

Camden New Jersey opens a curb market to cut living costs by linking producers with buyers. Two farmers and two fish dealers sold goods below store prices in a brisk street market. Market days are Tuesday Friday and Saturday. farmers pay a $1 annual license and must prove bona fide agriculture.

Camden N. J City Ordnance

Notable pick for chief of U S Bureau of Chemistry

Carl Lucas Alsberg, succeeding Dr. Harvey W. Wiley as chief of the United States Bureau of Chemistry and federal pure food law administrator, brings international biological chemistry authority. A New York native, 35, he studied at Columbia and German universities, served as Harvard medical school physiological chemistry assistant in 1902, led biological chemistry in 1908, and since then worked in the Bureau of Plant Industry in the Agriculture Department.

I. Carl Lucas Alsberg Harvey W. Wiley United States Bureau of Chemistry Pure Food Law Bureau of Chemistry New York City Columbia University Bfarvard Medical School Department of Biological Chemistry Bureau of Plant Industry United States Department of Agriculture

Reading catalogues the mountain of rubbish from daily print

Frederic Harrison muses that if a reader kept a register of all printed material consumed in a year including trivial tales bookmaker chatter and forgotten memoirs, the volume would be enormous and reveal how much of it amounts to rubbish.

Frederic Harrison

Various 1914-15 World Headlines From WeWs News

A collage of brief items notes marriages and political moves, indictments, and rising tensions. Taft salaries, Yale law post. five more grand jury indictments in New York arson probe. rising Seine and Paris flood fears. Brat ji government collapse. New York garment workers riots. warship orders to Turkish waters. coal land claim Alaska grant. Mexican rail disruption. smallpox epidemic in Wyoming. Tennessee senatorial election. Utah electors vote trip. Davis shot in Paris area. Luders composer death. Fort Leavenworth infantry boost. Moorish resistance near Mogador. Chicago hotel owners form National Congress. Marshall couple to live in hotels. Radio Telephone co. inquiry. Berkeley cat ban. forgery plea in Sanger. Anna of Löwenstein Wertheim seeks seasickness cure cat. Damron Bank of Brooklyn guilty. Helen Gould Shepard to keep maiden name. Finlay offers $1,000,000 for tuberculosis serum recovery.

James H. Brady United States Idaho Paris J K. M. Bratji New York Mediterranean Alaska Fisher W. G. Whorf Port Graham Cook’s Inlet Gillette Moorcroft Wyo R. W. Webb Bellbuckie Chaiivari Ill Faude Askins Davis Gustav Carl Luders America Fort Leavenworth Kum War Department Mogador Rome Miller Omaha National Congress of American Hotel Associations Chicago Thomas R. Marshall Marshall Washington Federal Grand Jury Radio Telephone Company

Sidney seeks bids for sewer system project

Sidney advertised for bids to construct a sewer system with an estimated cost of 20720 dollars. The North Platte Tribune notes Sidney’s three year revival, labeling the town progressive and modern in western Nebraska. A North Platte Sub-station official says moisture and physical soil factors challenge western farming, recommending partial cultivation and enhanced stock raising to supply organic matter and fertilizer. experiments at the sub-station aim to aid western farmers in solving this problem.

Sidney North Platte Tribune Nebraska W P. Snyder North Platte Nebraska Corn Improvers’ Association University

Claim of Chamberlain's Tablets Remarks on Remedy

Miss Margaret Campbell of Ft. Smith Ark recalls her father’s six year illness ending after taking Chamberlain's Tablets from newspaper ads. She says her sister also benefited and recommends the product. For sale by all dealers.

Clmberlain Margaret Campbell Ft. Smith Ark

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