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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1914
Page
2
The advertisement claims many Sidney residents suffer chronic appendicitis misdiagnosed as bowel or stomach trouble. It promotes Adlerika as a German remedy prepared with buckthorn bark and glycrine, asserting a single dose stops symptoms instantly and offers quick relief.
A vintage advertisement warns against giving opium to children and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the safest option for coughs colds and croup in both children and adults. It claims the product contains no opium or harmful drug and is sold by ad dealers.
Charles If Tanner testified before a congressional committee in Hancock Michigan recounting the assault on President Moyer and his own deportation. A mob entered Moyer’s room at the hotel, beat him with a revolver, another assailant struck Tanner, a gun exploded wounding Moyer, and both were escorted toward Chicago under guard with threats of hanging if they returned.
Nebraska railway commissioners signal a general order to cut intrastate rates affecting 14.75 percent of tonnage and 38 percent of intrastate earnings, with an annual savings near $1,000,000 as interstate rates adjust. Captain Jamison resigns as chief quartermaster. wait for secretary of state race. auto race plans for fair. a youth burglar traffic case. Blair guard company eligible for muster.
Two masked safeblowers bound and gagged two Iowa state house watchmen Mills Russell and George Carpenter in the Des Moines state treasurer's office. They drilled vault doors, blew charges, took $5, then fled as Russell freed himself and called police. The vault held about $7,600 in currency and securities worth over a million dollars. Admiral von Priedrichs admission referenced. legal moves by William Sulzer to reclaim governorship noted.
Bridgeport hosts March 2 3 4 5 6 7 gathering of western Nebraska teachers. Chancellor C A Fullmer of Nebraska Wesleyan and R V Clark of the Nebraska State Industrial School for Boys at Kearney will address topics on the community center and a teachers influence. Superintendent Wilson Tout of North Platte will tackle solving the rural school problem in western Nebraska. Plan to attend this timely discussion of educational conditions and reform.
Henry Moore Teller former cabinet officer and long time United States senator from Colorado died in Denver at eighty three after two years of illness. The death ends a prominent public career long linked with Colorado politics.
Mrs M Meitzger aged seventy went missing from South Omaha and was located by Union Pacific section men near Bellevue in a stormy region. She was last seen Sunday afternoon at Thirty-sixth and Washington streets. Police and family conducted a search, coming within 190 feet of the body before discovery.
The Supreme Court ordered the case back to the district court for a new trial. The ruling involves allegations related to bleached flour branding and consumer claims. No prior decision on liability was made. the proceedings will proceed in the lower court.
Hastings Nebraska officials propose bonds for city hall 59000 dollars school buildings 100000 downtown heating plant 150090 street car system 100 auditorium 5000 intersection paying bonds 49000 The city hall bonds will be voted on at a special election March 12 by voters and business leaders including the Hastings Chamber of Commerce.
Omaha report states Chris Clausen aged fifty from Elk Horn was struck by a Union Pacific train at Elkhorn and died en route to St Joseph's hospital. He suffered broken legs and internal injuries. Fremont notice: East Central Nebraska Teachers' Association to meet in Fremont on March 26 27 1911 with high school declamatory contest scheduled for Thursday evening March 26.
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