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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1912
Page
2
A notice advertises The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer as Chicago's weekly tied to a daily paper. It highlights news summaries from nation to world, farm sections, women and youth pages, and Republican editorials. Subscriptions in combination with The Sidney Telegraph cost $1.75 in advance.
Advertises Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as effective for stomach disorders in children. Claims easy pleasant and mild effects. Sold by all dealers.
R O Bolton of Laura and Andrew Limbeck of Higgins visited Sidney this week. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Geo Gabhart on Sunday January 21. The T N Club met at Mrs Hubert Fullers home. M H Tobins will probate January 20 with Fannie Tobin executrix. A basketball game between Broken Bow and Sidney is set for January 27 at the high school. Three horses were killed by a train near Marlowe. James A Hazelwood sells two Peetz homesteads and contemplates moving to Santa Anna California. The Delta Absilon fraternity at State University announces the fledging of Don Ahrens of Sidney. The Osborn ranch hosts visits from Mrs McCallum and Mrs Hattie Reynolds before their Denver trip. Captain Knight Campbell Music Co official E S Osler transacted business in Sidney.
Chicago and South Omaha market summaries show futures and cash prices for wheat corn oats and livestock. Cattle hogs sheep receipts listed with price ranges. lively moves noted in lard and rib markets. brief humor item follows.
The public school sits in a central block with broad cement walks around it. Crossings from the outside walk connect to private paths on adjacent property, creating a network of walks that reach most city areas so scholars can reach the school dry regardless of street conditions.
The Nebraska supreme court permanently enjoins Burlington and Union Pacific from selling liquor in dining cars. The ruling ends private drinking on trains and signals other lines may follow suit. The case began with a demurrer, then withdrawal and final injunction.
A fragment quotes Johnson arguing that breath is essential to duties and pleasures, and wasting it is folly. It frames breath as a daily necessity linking responsibility and enjoyment.
Whistler visits a young acquaintance as he paints a small popular subject. The artist says he copies a favored image to sell multiple copies. Whistler muses that he is no genius and compares himself to a simple hen unable to lay the same egg twice.
A blaze razed the historic Revere house in Boston. The report notes multiple other fires and losses across the country, including Knabe Bros piano plant in Norwood and a mass ptomaine poisoning event in Maxbass North Dakota. Further items cover labor and political developments, military inquiries, and notable deaths.
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