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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1913
Page
2
A fragment from a verse reflecting that sorrow can grant wisdom yet mourns a departed companion. The speaker notes that sorrow not only guided but also served the season that may rise, implying memory and change. The lines evoke loss and the passage of time shaping insight.
A small drop of ink, like dew on a thought, can mute thousands or millions, its quiet power shaping perception and memory.
A New York physician asserts that thin stockings and shoes by women keep doctors afloat, urging prompt treatment for colds to prevent pneumonia. An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Kennedy as effective for coughs and colds, pleasant and safe, available through dealers.
EC Stockwick returns from Denver in a Ford touring car. George Thompson absent sick at Hornaday Store. Gus Jeudes and Henry Horst Jr. noted among north divide farmers in the city. Commissioner Barlow and C L Tate attend court as spectators. Ralph Kelly and A L Fitzsim mons buy cattle near town. Mrs MacMurphy returns to Omaha after fortnight in Hall home. Mrs Hall and Mrs MacMurphy visit McConnell home at Simla. Editor Thomas of the Alliance Herald visits. Mrs Mary Shaw returns to Afton Iowa after six weeks with Haskell J Johnson of Sidney. Sidney names new Modern hotel proprietor M Johnson took possession. Frank A Johnson makes final proof Feb 18 before County Judge Gapen. witnesses Anderson and Johnson. Professor Braham travels to Chapell for Devel county teachers association. Minnie Busacker makes final homestead proof Feb 14. witnesses Vick and Fegley. Sheffer returns from Platte valley trip on business. Mrs Ff Cunningham and Mrs John Daugerty end eight days in Denver. They saw Bluebird at the Broadway. J CC Stivers leaves Laura Colorado for new home in Olin. Land southwest of Sidney sold for 35 dollars per acre after buying at 14. Ambrose Davoren leaves for Leavenworth county Kansas. He worked 20 months post-graduation in D J Scanlon store. Mrs O F Frandsen returns from Denver and runs Olean hotel. Frandsen travels for investment firm. Son H P Loft back in school.
A. Johnson and wife returned Monday from a Portland trip with plans to locate land. They found the climate roads and land poor and noted real estate notices mislead many into leaving. Johnson’s funds allowed a safe return and settlement in a community he found satisfactory. Sidney benefits from a prudent return of a good man.
Professor G Gregory praised as a leading Nebraska school figure, famed for the Crete Plan of domestic science and muscular movement writing. As Normal Training Inspector he studied many schools, inspires teachers with talks, and plans to speak at Bridgeport Association next month during the sixth annual teachers convention March 27 29. Frances Willard Union met with Mrs Hornaday, discussing simpler living and home hints. Mrs Doty elected president. meeting set for March 7 at Mrs Witters home.
Fragment from the New York Tribune reflecting on love and faith. The verse urges letting go of selfish care and embracing God's love in the heart as life progresses through day by day, through sunshine or storm, toward a vast future.
A business public notice urges concise talk and clear pitches. It stresses proving the proposition from A to Izzard, correcting clerk errors promptly, and avoiding price wars. The piece counsels heart-to-heart talks with competitors and honest, calm customer service to build trust.
The article compares street trees with emphasis on rapid growth and landscape fit. It endorses the Japanese poplar for its quick growth, clean bark, dense foliage, and early full leafing, while noting concerns about maple blight and the Lombardy poplar’s unattractive form. It also mentions Carolina poplar and Norway spruce as other options.
A poem by Chandler Moulton contrasts the mocking old year with the bold, radiant new year. The speaker rejects the old year’s sighs and snow parable, embracing hope, sunshine, and unsold wealth of future joys the coming year may hold.
A reader from Ft. Smith Ark praises Chamberlain s Tablets citing a father s six year illness before using the product. The testimonial notes rapid improvement and a sister s stomach trouble also benefited. For sale by all dealers.
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