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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1916

Page

2

Passenger trains skip local stops between Sidney and Bridgeport and Sidney and Stirling

Through trains will not stop locally between Sidney Bridgeport and Sidney Stirling. Local ex tra line runs except Sunday and carries passengers sleeping dining and reclining chair cars with seats free. Tickets and baggage checked to any point in the United States or Canada. For information maps time tables and tickets contact M. A. Sivan Agent or T. Wakeley General Passenger Agent Mala Nebraskan.

Sidney Bridgeport Sidaney Stirling Passon LL United States Canada M. A. Sivan T. Wwakeley Mala Nebraskan

Forbearance and Friendship Toward Waldo Jimerson

A lyrical address discusses restraint and trust as a noble virtue. The speaker asks for guidance to emulate a high behavior and friendship toward Waldo Jimerson, highlighting themes of loyalty and personal honor.

Purple Cloud Poem Fragment by Edward Rowland Sul

Fragmentary verse describes a purple cloud over a town with bare trees and distant masts. The speaker envisions an earthship with snow sails furled, drifting through a sea of space that circles the world.

Diyke Bae Edward Rowland Sul

Nebraska News Snapshot: Local Officials and Events

A compact roundup notes Alfred Noyes entertained in Omaha. Lincoln sheriff on auto theft laxity. Burlington to build a brick passenger station at Columbus. various political, judicial, and local civic items across Nebraska including graft, elections, business, and infrastructure developments.

Alfred Noyes Omaha Sheriff Hyers Lincoln Burlington Columbus Samuel Reed Ben S. Baker Congress

Magnificent electrical arch to rise at Sixteenth and O

Reports list a large electrical arch planned for the corner of Sixteenth and O streets costing about 2500 dollars. Harold Hughes survived a thirty feet fall from a windmill platform, saved by a fence. A rehearing on the western interstate passenger rate case affecting Nebraska was requested. New interstate fare remains 24 cents per mile. Tax rolls add 1,474 new tracts from four districts. Nebraska university agriculture plans to send a stock judging team to Denver with expenses paid by Union Stock Yards.

Sixteenth O Streets Harold Hughes Hastings Nebraska Interstate Commerce Commission Reed Nebraska Railway Commission Smith Valentine Broken Bow School of Agriculture the State University Denver Douglas Sarpy W. D. Guttery Norfolk Insane Asylum Lincoln Huse Board of Control Supreme Court Harman Middle West Omaha Richard Scannell Lorenzen Northwestern Cedar Bluffs

Luck in a Mistake as Albani Sings in London

The tale of Mme Albani’s first London engagement begins with Colonel Mapleson hearing of her in Malta and arranging a contract for Her Majesty's Theatre. A cab misdirection lands her at Covent Garden instead where Mr Gye crafts a rival contract she signs, leading to her rise as a Covent Garden star and eventual marriage to Mr. Grew-Westminster Gazette.

Mme. Albani London Colonel Mapleson Malta Her Majesty's Theater Her Majesty’s Covent Garden Albani Gre Westminster Gazette

A Word With Women on Kidney Health and Stock Show Details

A feature urges women to recognize kidney trouble behind back and hip pains and endorses Doan's Kidney Pills with a Sidney testimony. The piece also notes the National Stock Show in Denver opening January 16 with 366 exhibitors, 670 pure-bred cattle, and 12,000 carload cattle, valuing the stock exhibit near $1 million.

Denver

Sidney People Praise Simple Adlerika Remedy

Many in Sidney praise Adlerika a simple mixture of buckthorn bark and glycerine as a thorough bowel cleanser. Claims include use in appendicitis and relief of constipation and gas within one minute. The Western Drug Co. distributes Adlerika.

Sidney Adler-ika THE Western Drug CO

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