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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1914
Page
3
In Oshkosh the 49 000 bond proposal to build a Garden County courthouse was decisively defeated at a special election. The county seat’s opposition carried by about fifteen votes, and outside Oshkosh the bond tally was under twenty five. Overall the bonds failed by roughly seven to one.
Emerson Neb Feb 26 Antone Wilke a pioneer for forty seven years and a wealthy respected farmer of northeast Nebraska died of pneumonia at seventy two He leaves a daughter The funeral will be held tomorrow Confession of Mrs Buffum admitted in Little Valley NY Feb 26 Justice Brown finds the confession admissible in the poisoning of her husband
An endorsement from Mrs. G. C. Dunn of Arnold Pennsylvania claims Chamberlains Tablets offer relief from chronic stomach troubles and bilious attacks after using one bottle. The ad notes the product is sold by all dealers.
An inexpensive seed corn insurance policy is available via a homemade germination test. University of Nebraska guidance covers saving costs by discarding worthless seed, plus details in Extension Bulletin No. 8. Nebraska research compares corn silage and alfalfa hay with other feeds for cattle gains and notes stover value. Advice on brood sow management warns against overfat rations and recommends balanced, limited feeding and exercise for healthier sows. Subscribe for The Telegraph.
Omaha reports have circulated that the Niobrara Division of the national forest reserve might be eliminated and restored to the public domain. James B Adams, acting chief forester, states no action is planned to disturb the Niobrara section and no nonagricultural value study is set to prompt changes at this time.
Extract from a Detroit Free Press report notes the hospital’s stance with phrases like no paying spared and hints at internal reflections on procedures and admissions. The piece weighs pride versus accountability, presenting a guarded, era specific view of hospital practices in Detroit.
One hundred dollars reward offered for any incurable catarrh case. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio promote Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. Endorsed by I J Cheney's acquaintances for fifteen years as trustworthy. Includes price 75 cents per bottle and availability from druggists. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
General Villa at Chihuahua charges late William Benton with four murders and cattle theft. He says Benton plotted against him, attempted his life, and was executed in Juarez to prevent further crimes. The U S government accepted an American examination of Benton's body without surrendering rights to demand delivery on American soil.
Maximo Castillo, a purported bandit linked to the Cumbre tunnel disaster, arrived by train from Harcvita New Mexico and was moved by American troopers to Fort Bliss in El Paso, where he was placed in a guardhouse cell amid a crowd of sightseers.
The blizzard that raged for two days over the upper Mississippi and Ohio river valleys has moved eastward, leaving destruction in its wake. Railroad schedules and telegraph and telephone communications resumed normal operation in Indiana, southern Illinois, Missouri, Iowa and Kansas as steam and electric rail lines cleared massive snow drifts that had halted traffic.
The court of appeals granted a new trial for Charles Becker former New York police lieutenant under death sentence for the murder of Tierman Rosenthal. The decision was six to one with Justice Werner the sole dissenter. The convictions of the four gunmen allied with Becker were unanimously affirmed.
Five priests were killed when a bomb exploded in the office of Bishop Miklosy a Greek Catholic prelate at Debrachin Hungary. The bishop narrowly escaped the blast in what appears to be an outrage targeting him.
Local women and stage stars like Ethel Barrymore and Louise Dresser praise Harmony Hair Beautifier for glossy hair and easy styling. The ad touts Harmony Shampoo for scalp cleansing, both in ornamental bottles, priced at 1.00 and 0.50 respectively, with money back guarantees. Sold at Rexall stores and locally by Sidney Drug Co in Sidney Nebraska.
The Norris resolution directing the attorney general to report details of the New Haven dissolution agreement was nearly defeated in the senate and finally laid on the table, ending the measure for now.
An advertisement explains that minor ailments like colds are dangerous because of potential serious diseases they can lead to. It praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for its ability to loosen a cold, relieve the lungs, aid expectoration, and help the body throw off the cold, available from all dealers.
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