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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1911
Page
3
Lincoln February 22 The Nebraska state railway commission issued notice of a public hearing in Lincoln on March 14 to consider a general revision of the western classification No 44 used for Nebraska intrastate shipments or the adoption of a new Nebraska classification No 1.
Lincoln February 22 program for the Nebraska conservation congress will begin with addresses by Professor Bessey of the University of Nebraska and Governor Aldrich. Committees will be appointed and arrangements made for special conferences. Omaha February 20 Samuel Greco an Italian section hand was wounded in what police call a blackhand plot at St Joseph's hospital. A stiletto wound between his eyes and nose was sustained as the assailant fled, firing at pursuing officers.
An old advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a permanent remedy for sick kidneys. It cites two danger signals from urine and back pain as warning signs, and includes a testimonial from Nellie Coatello of Sidney Nebraska praising the treatment and urging purchase through Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo New York.
Lincoln Feb 22 After handling initiative and referendum and other major bills the Nebraska legislature will turn to appropriation measures likely to total 6 to 7 million dollars for two years. Expenditures are rising yet income appears sufficient. Deficits at penitentiary soldiers home and industrial school loom while new buildings and institutions seek funds. The current general fund taxes are about 3.1 million. Governor Aldrich warns against log rolling and hints at veto power on questionable bills. The session debates capital punishment salvage and stock yards regulation amid party tensions and proposed raises for county officers.
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