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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1915

Page

2

Lodgepole Valley Irrigation Meeting Debates Funding

J G Beeler outlines two funding theories for irrigation projects with state support and individual burden. A G Neumann shares pump irrigation on his Denel County farm, while W V Hogland argues for government testing and damging along Lodgepole to irrigate land. Attendees include Unruh, Diesem, Wallace, Chowins, Troelstrup, and Blake who discuss costs, salaries, and practical irrigation approaches.

J. G. Beeler Beeler Neumann A. G. Neumann Denel W. V. Hogland North Platte Hoagland Nebraska George O Unruh Kimball County U. S. Department of Agriculture Assembly Unruh Agricultural Department Tris

Adler i ka touted by Sidney druggist readers

Sidney folks astonish us daily by telling how Adler i ka relieves sour stomach gas on the stomach and constipation. A single dose is said to relieve these troubles almost immediately. W. U. Swatzlander, druggist, notes they are Sidney agents for Adler i ka.

Sidney Adler-i-ka W. UL. Swatzlander

Albanian Aphorisms Reflect Wit and Cynicism

A fragment from Albanian sayings reveals witty and cynical lines about money happiness and trust. Examples include The door does not wag this tall at you but at your bread and The wolf predcedes one mist keep a lookout over one's sheep.

Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury

Caution against mercury based catarrh remedies and starch powders from unreliable sources. Hall's Catarrh Cure by Cheney Co Toledo is advertised as mercury free and taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. The notice urges buyers to ensure the genuine product and references Jake Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall See Cheney & Co Toledo F I Cheney & Co Jake Hall

Willing Workers Society Elects Officers at Meeting

The Willing Workers Society of the Christian church held its annual business meeting with Mrs. Fred Stowe. Officers elected include Mrs. Stowe as President, Mrs. McCan as Vice President, Mrs. C J. Hellwig as Secretary, and Mrs. Antrim as Treasurer. A ten cent lunch followed and regular meetings are set for the first and third Thursdays, with all ladies urged to attend.

Willing Workers Society of the Christian Church Fred Stowe McCan C J. Hellwig Antrim

Wounded Soldier Declares He Is Decorated Not Disfigured

A New York Sun war correspondent recalls a veteran who, despite severe facial wounds, says he is decorated rather than disfigured. When an Englishwoman expresses pity, the man replies with pride that friends "put it where it won't show" and insists his scars honor him.

Europe New York Sun Southern Prince Houlogne Dean

Locating Vacant Seats in Theaters by Lighted Plan

An illustration explains how ticket sellers use a lighted seating plan to show vacant seats in a continuous performance theater. Wires run from each seat to the box office. lights dim for empty seats and illuminate when occupied, guiding patrons to available spaces.

Pacrens

Dog faced min the other dry noted in Baltimore American

A fragment from the Baltimore American hints at a dog faced man or misread image with a possible pug nose. The text is garbled and offers little concrete detail beyond a casual, unclear reference.

Baltimore Americut

Nosebleed Handling Tips From a Physician

Practical health hint advises pinching the soft nose near the bridge with thumb and index finger, tilting the head forward, and breathing through the mouth. Maintain pressure until a clot forms, usually ten to fifteen minutes, then slowly release. Do not disturb the clot and wait an hour or more.

Bowser Couple Plans San Francisco Exposition Trip

Mrs Bowser and her husband celebrate a windfall from stock gains and announce they will travel to San Francisco for the exposition. He praises her patience, recalls past squabbles, and they joke about finances as they prepare for the journey and new outfits.

Frisco Lovers Clash Over Broken Glass and Echoes of Love

In a tense domestic scene Mr Bowser confronts Mrs Bowser about a cracked pane and a promised trip West to Frisco. Accusations flare as he blames carelessness for ruin while she defends a calmer plan, ending with a brusque refusal to continue the dispute.

Frisco Mr. Bowser Mrs. Bowser San Francisco She Langers Irrisco Law Anges Que Dug T Fabere

Baby name gains debated by neighbor and father

A neighbor asks what is the advantage of naming a baby as Mr Groucher replies that a christening burdens the father more than it protects the infant. The exchange hints at parental worry about the child’s future as time passes.

Washington Star

Spinster Lodges and Silent Wives Stir Philadelphia Ledger

A fragmented Philadelphia Ledger snippet hints at secret lodges, spinster figures, and discussions of husbands and wives, referencing a nightly pattern and social tensions amid unnamed individuals and a humorous tone. The readable portion centers on marriage roles and public perception.

Jim Glad Papan Old Maid Philadelphia Ledger

Almost. I do not want a prince at thirty four

A fragmentary line from the Chinese Record Herala notes a woman declaring she does not seek a princely match, choosing independence and a plain man over elevated status. The oddly phrased excerpt hints at themes of age and desire, framed in a period voice.

Atlas Tven Chiewse Record-Herala

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Telegraph Lodgepole Valley Irrigation Meeting Lof Sidney and Culyenne County Nebr J G Beeler Murray Kansas City Wheeler Isaiah Wheeler Omaha U. P H C Diesem U. S Wallace C. A. Wallace W. W. Chowins Sidney Drawe Troelstrup N. H. Troelstrup Potter Blake R. A. Blake A. B. Price Independent Farmer TES Paplo New York Chicago BTU Sidney, Neb Loreal Dally Dil Sydney Bridgeport Slaney Steling United States Candea M. A. Smirman Otto L. W.wakeley Gevernal Union Pacific UNION J Shormaker Mary Bowser M. Quad McClure Newspaper Syndicate Ine DE Laval C. W. Hornaday Mosse. & Grain Co Bestowa Lincoln Middle West Huuatena M. A. Shipman J. W. Wakeley Parnam Street
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