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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1913
Page
4
The piece surveys Nebraska legislative debates on water power, stock market regulation and Sunday theater, praising road improvement and cautioning against frivolous bills. It cites Governor Sulzer and Senator Kenyon, warns against recall of presidents, and critiques progressive reforms while endorsing cautious modernization.
The article discusses the perplexing Paname toll issue and whether exempting coast wise vessels would also exempt war ships. It lauds Wyoming for reelecting Senator Warren, praising his four terms and influence in the Senate. Governor Sulzer of New York is cited as setting an example for reform minded state executives.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson urges farmers to expand cattle raising as meat prices rise. He cites falling numbers of food animals, shrinking supplies from abroad, and warns of possible meat shortages if American farmers do not act. He opposes tariff cuts and says importation cannot meet demand.
A moment in the United States Senate sees Senator Bristow of Kansas urged to seek a recall of the president, met with a merited rebuke as 58 senators vote against and 10 in favor, signaling strong opposition to the proposal.
The paper argues for cautious study of Nebraska water power, urging private capital to develop the resource under safeguards. It criticizes heated charges and rail interests, notes Governor Aldrich’s private development stance, and cites Taft on political outcomes, favoring democratic stability over demagogic rule.
A fragmented cinematic style piece weighs in on a rumored Japanese T. R. and a Mrs Taft performing the one step at a reception. It mocks sensational headlines and editorial feuds, contrasts dining rituals with restraint, and ruminates on journalistic bravado versus propriety in public life.
A short exchange shows a character asking if the other is an author and the reply that it would be delightful to earn a living by writing. The moment conveys literary ambition and imagination.
Notice is given that Tayne's Pharmacy by C L Laune filed January 21 1913 with the Board of Village Trustees of Sidney Nebraska for a permit to sell malt spirituous and vinous liquors for medicinal mechanical and chemical purposes only at part of Lot 15 Block 21 Rose Street Sidney from grant date to April 30 1913. If no remonstrance within two weeks from February 3 1913 permit will be granted. LAUNE'S PHARMACY Applicant. By CG Lune. 18-2
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