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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1923
Page
7
Washington dispatch reports the debt funding bill in Britain moved to a clear path after the administration shipping bill was sidetracked by a sudden parliamentary shift. Administration aims for quick action on the debt measure while opposition clouds the shipping bill's fate, with leaders hopeful for a large majority on debt but uncertain on shipping.
A Kansas farmer, in a USDA study, reports 25 percent better offspring from purebred sires versus grade stock after 20 years of use. Beef cattle benefit from uniform size and better feed, while purebred horses and poultry earn about 50 percent more. He promotes cattle breeding to students and emphasizes proper feeding.
Berlin reports mixed German reactions as Britain weighs keeping or recalling troops from the Rhine. Some fear recall would signal disapproval of Poincare’s Ruhr policy to France and its people, while others argue withdrawal would leave the region exposed to French and Belgian control.
Washington reports the first major industrial clash of 1923 looming in West Virginia non-union coal fields. The United Mine Workers of America aim to recruit 55,000 workers under Percy Tetlow to organize Mingo Logan McDowell Mercer and New River districts. Operators say Tetlow leads the drive. yearly efforts have cost over 2 million and many men have died attempting to unionize.
Nebraska City's chamber of commerce backs federal appropriation to navigate the Missouri River. It now collaborates with Sioux City Omaha and St Joseph Kansas City and St Louis to revive river transportation via steamships and barges.
Men in white regalia without masks, wearing white hats and insignia, claim to be Ku Klux Klan agents. They invaded Lincoln streets and passed out newspapers from Winfield Louisiana that defend the Klan in the Morehouse Louisiana murder scandal.
The Bureau of Entomology of the USDA reports a promising parasite, a tucehinid fly, that preys on Mexican bean beetle larvae. A lab in Birmingham reared one generation from native beetle larvae using 2000 puparia, with hibernation stock ready for spring. Mexico varieties ayocote white bean and a wild Phaseolus bean show resistance and may aid hybridizing for a resistant stock.
The U S Department of Agriculture anti rat drive in Georgia in December and a subsequent Georgia Virginia campaign used publicity and bait effort. In Atlanta the Chamber of Commerce distributed 2 3 4 tons of barium carbonate for poisoned bait. Results show many rats killed and reduced food sources, with plans for periodic follow ups to sustain control.
Practical sewing tips for mending torn seams with muslin patches and buttons. Use safety pins or collar pins to guide ribbons. Reuse husband’s sailor trousers as a two piece skirt or a one piece dress by combining with silk. Scallop hems to avoid facing, elastic for camisole straps, and tape on the finger to prevent needle pricks. A bulb can replace a darning egg for stockings.
A reunion of the Thirty-fourth Sandstorm division World War veterans from Minnesota Iowa South Dakota and Nebraska will be held here during fair week next fall.
Dawson New Mexico officials abandon hope of finding any missing men alive after the blast wrecked mine No 1 of the Phelps Dodge corporation on Thursday. Dawson’s death toll likely to reach 120.
Observers familiar with diplomatic advices in Washington expect the Turkish nationalist authorities to accept the peace treaty in roughly the Lausanne outline, signaling near east settlement progress.
Between 1500 and 2000 people in rural areas far from rail and city centers view government motion pictures on tick eradication and cattle health. The Bureau of Animal Industry operates a portable film unit that travels parts of the south for preliminary tick fever eradication education. Attendance varies with weather and population, from a few dozen to about 350 daily. Showings occur day and evening, often the first government film many have seen.
The Weather Bureau plans a representative to France aboard theJacques Cartier on her return voyage. The French project places naval officers on merchant ships to collect radio weather reports and guide Atlantic navigation. Bowie's visit will include Paris and London to discuss expanding forecasts for safer sea travel.
Cheyenne County Nebraska invites sealed bids for county printing for the year starting April 1 1928 and ending April 1 1929. Bids cover county proceedings tax lists announcements road notices school applications elections delinquent lists dockets and reports. Bids opened March 20 1928 at 1 pm. County reserves right to reject all bids. Signed February 6 1923 by county officials.
Execution directed to Sheriff J W McDaniel by County Judge C P Chambers seeks satisfaction of a 1922 judgment for 57 dollars 60 cents plus costs in favor of Dr W T Bikner against Anton Jabonek. Property to be sold at Sharman place two miles north of Colton on February 27 1928 at 10 a m. Sheriff dated February 1 1923.
Acorns have long been viewed as protectors against lightning. The belief is tied to their appearance on staff tops, pole ends, umbrella tassels, and blind cords, illustrating enduring superstitions about protective charms in daily life.
The Chamber of Commerce lists officers including President A. E. Phelps, Vice President L. T. Poole, Treasurer M. W. Dimery, and Secretary J. W. Johnson. Directors named are I. E. Grabill, A. K. Greenlee, W. West Wm., Winders Howard Kennedy, and A. J. Jorgenson.
In 1779 Sir Alexander Cuming journeyed to America guided by his wife’s dream and was made a Cherokee chief. He met several tribes at Nequisee, returned to England with six chiefs, and before George II they laid their crown at the king’s feet and presented four scalps and four eagle tails as symbols of victory. The chiefs drew attention in England, then faded from public notice.
W K Hodgkin serves as President with Dr F A Barger as Vice President and B R Kratz as Secretary Treasurer. Also listed are J L McIntosh H E Mantor P L Martin R E Roche R H Rogers J A Bentley M W Dimery and A E Phelps.
In the County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska the petition of Mary Hink for final settlement and allowance of her final account filed February 9 1923 is set for hearing March 12 1923 at 10 a m. The hearing will be held in the County Court room and notice will be published in The Telegraph weekly for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing advising all interested parties to appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted.
Rail timetable fragment shows east north bound No. 302 at 1 08 a m and No. 304, west south bound No. 301 at 3 06 a m, No. 303 at 5 05 am, No. 302 stops at Bridgeport and Alliance only at 4 20 pm and 8 22 pm.
Local and interstate trains listed with arrival times including No 3 local pass No 19 local No 7 interstate No 1 interstate No 17 local No 9 express No 5 mail only No 261 way freight No 6 freight only No 8 interstate No 2 interstate No 18 No 10 local No 20 No 4 No 262 way freight timetable notes Mon Wed Fri 2 00 p m Eastbound daily 2 30 p m
For over 40 years Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been used in treating catarrh. It consists of an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by all druggists. Toledo Ohio.
Warren and Hodgkin report in the County Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska that creditors must file claims by June 4 1923 and debts are due by January 27 1924. On March 8 1928 and June 1 1923 at 2 PM they will sit in the County Court Room to receive examine hear and adjust all duly filed claims and objections in the estate of Augustus J Boling aged deceased.
The public endorsement of a local citizen is the best proof that can be produced. No better, none stronger can be had. When a man comes forward and testifies to his fellow citizens, addresses his friends and neighbors, you may be sure he is thoroughly convinced or he would not do so. Telling one's experience when it is for the public good is an act of kindness that should be appreciated. The following statement given by a resident of Sidney adds one more to the many cases of Home Endorsement which fare being published about Dean's Kidney Pills. Read it. Wm. Meiners says: "I have found
A Buffalo resident recommends Doan's Kidney Pills for irregular kidney conditions. He reports back pain relief during attacks after using the remedy procured at Western Drug Company, urging others to purchase the same product. The note also cites a Forest Service statement about abandoned fields and forest land across much of the Union and Mississippi Valley.
In need of high quality printing services seek The Telegraph for reliable production. This note highlights the paper’s call to readers for quality printing options and professional results.
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