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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1917
Page
7
A local firm has purchased a motor hearse and ambulance rated at fifty horsepower. It is capable of high emergency speed. Mr. Warper will respond to calls within fifty miles of Sidney to convey the sick or injured to or from doctors or trains or other locations.
The Lincoln Journal and Nebraska Ruralist announce a February contest awarding a Ford runabout to the person who secures the most subscriptions. Open to all, with a 20 percent commission on subscriptions turned in. Statewide scope with local winner potential. details via The State Journal Lincoln Neb. Sid ney Lumber Co.
An official London statement reports American Richard Wallace of Baltimore killed by German submarine shelling while leaving the sinking British steamer Eavestone. The U boats also sank Isle of Arran Hurstwood Garnet Tall and Danish Lars Kruse with five fatalities on the Hurstwood.
President Wilson announces a break in diplomatic relations with Germany and warns Kaiser Wilhelm that the sacrifice of American lives and rights means war. Austria likely to join, as the United States orders diplomats and consuls withdrawn. German interests in the U S turn to Switzerland and German consuls are to depart.
The piece details intensifying German submarine threats, U S warnings after the Sussex incident, and Congress moving to draft new wartime laws. It notes President Wilson’s address defending neutral rights, calls for unity, and mentions neutral nations urged to sever ties with Germany. It also reports Germany’s release of Americans and ongoing ship evacuations and preparations for possible war.
A fragment references locations in Lincoln and Sidney with addresses and events on March 1 and March 2. Details include 1308 O Street Lincoln and the Dalton Hotel in Sidney, noting two days and related hotel names.
Forty thousand benefited people testify in newspapers across American towns about Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad cites forty-five hundred newspapers and a Sidney testimonial by Mary Hadley describing back pain dizziness and relief after using the product sold at Vath's Pharmacy. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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