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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1910
Page
5
A reflective piece criticizes state board decisions on the Chadron normal and supports Alliance as the regional site. It calls for focus on home necessities, questions J. L. McBrien’s decisions, and denounces eastern politicians while noting limited local influence and the need for a school.
Weather changes bring melting snow and ice in Cheyenne county. Residents report signs of a good dumper crop as L. K. Nelson and wife visit relatives J. M. Nelson and E. M. Nelson. Frank Haziette and family see I. M. Nelson. Mrs. Lockhart and Mrs. Nelson visit Mrs. Glasaburn. John Ladley learns son Frank injured in a railroad wreck at Cheyenne and travels there. Mr. Biggs and E. W. Dye travel from Sidney. D. S. W. Lewis visits Sidney. Sulover moves machinery home from Sidney where stored since homesteading.
Clara notes warm muddy weather while residents travel to Dalton Pittsfield and Sidney for medical care supplies and visits. Mrs P T Higgins and others are mentioned with trips to towns and a telephone meeting at The Idle Wild Ranch hindered by bad roads.
The week left the Higgins neighborhood largely flooded. Reverend Zinnecker and party travelled by auto route to attend meetings in Osborn and Sidney. Mrs Wright departed for Iowa after a three month visit with her daughter. Local coal supplies were gathered and a court house gathering took place in Sidney. The piece also notes meat abstinence supporters and a discussion on political honesty and credit security.
A mass meeting in Sidney discusses building a Cheyenne county court house. Proponents cite that 69 percent of the needed funds come from railroads and non residents, with minimal local tax impact, while a wealthy east end resident voices opposition to new taxes.
Uncle Sam will hold spring examinations nationwide for Railway Mail Clerks Custom House Clerks Stenographers Bookkeepers Department Clerks and other Government positions Thousands of appointments will be made Any man or woman over 18 in city or country can get instruction and free information by writing to the Bureau of Instruction 91 J Hamlin Building Rochester NY
In Rotorua and Whakarewarewa native and white women use natural hot springs to cook and heat. They place a utensil over a steam hole with a cover and coarse sacking, then dinner is ready. The earth here boils with hot water and steam, supplying baths and household needs.
Mrs J F Fillion of West North Platte Nebraska reports three years of dull back and kidney pain with bearing down sensations. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she felt relief from the first use, with strengthened back and regulated kidney activity. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents US Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
A front lawn at engine house No. 12 on North Capitol and Quincy streets in Washington displays a lush planted bed. Red sage, scarlet blossoms, elephant ear foliage, canna, coleus, and a Flora statue create a decorative landscape framed by a moonline trellis, showcasing meticulous, quiet park-like greenery.
At a special stockholders meeting in Sidney Nebraska on January 24 1910 the Articles of Incorporation were amended to restore the company name The Sidney Electric Service Company set the principal business address in Sidney and define a forty year duration. Capital stock is authorized at 50000 dollars in 200 shares of 100 each with 40000 dollars paid at organization. Provisions cover stock sale rights, notice and payment periods, and borrowings up to two thirds of paid in capital, with CHAS CALLAHAN as president and an unsigned secretary signature footer.
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