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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1911
Page
7
A caller urges prioritizing ads from local merchants over home trade hurts. The plea stresses the value of community business and the need to “fetch them in” to support local commerce and maintain storefront vitality.
New York report says Charles G. Gates, son of financier John W. Gates, completed a 2,989 mile journey across the continent in 738 hours to seek expert treatment for blood poisoning. An official said danger was not immediate and recovery could come in weeks.
In Stillwater Oklahoma February 22 three passengers were killed and others injured when three coaches derailed on the Santa Fe fast mail. The dead are identified as William Love Mrs Rose and an unknown woman. The wreck followed track undermining by recent heavy rains.
Governor Aldrich asks the legislature to fix October 16 as a yearly land show day. In Lincoln, debates over stock yards regulation and initiative measures dominated proceedings. The house passed a petition threshold change while approving a large appropriations bill adding seats for state institutions and new public service items.
Cheyenne County Nebraska Board of County Commissioners met at the courthouse in Sidney on February 16 1911 after adjournment. They filled a vacancy in justice of the peace Gus Wellner and established Road No 196 and Road No 190A with damages to Orlando Tefft settled at 15 per acre. A resolution restricted poor care claims to justified cases with peace officer authorization.
Messrs. Wyatt and Libby departed Monday evening for Omaha to attend the city’s automobile show and view latest car models and exhibits.
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