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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1904
Page
7
The text praises the Tviganes or glasics of Hungary as the finest looking people in Europe, citing superb physiques and unusually rapid wound healing without medicines.
Travel to Colorado interior state points Utah California and the Northwest by the Colorado Midland Railway the highest standard gauge line in the world. Information from C IL Speers General Passenger Agent Denver Calo.
An advertisement touts Defiance Cold Water Starch as superior to competitors and notes a larger 16 ounce package in contrast to 12 ounce rivals. It urges housewives to try the product, claiming loyalty will follow and compares a bunko man to a builder using sand and gold bricks.
Be Your Feet Ache and Burn Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot Ease a powder for the feet. It makes tight or new shoes feel easy. Cures swollen hot sweating feet corns and bunions. All druggists and shoe stores 25 cents. Sample sent free. Address Allen S. Ohnsted LeRoy New York. If a man doesn't acquire the reform ation germ when he is sick there isn't much hope for him.
A 1900 date collection of short quips and ads notes Defiance Starch offering 16 oz per package for the price of 12 oz. A Pharm ad praises Piso’s Cure for Consumption and a quip cites a critic on independence versus being henpecked. Also mentions a Lewis cigar claim and a tongue in cheek line about bachelors and spinsterhood.
Hastings report shows Senator Dietrich pushing amendments to the Kinkaid bill including larger homestead allotment, land classification, and faster disposal to spur settlement. He favors commutation at 40 cents an acre after two years and urges next session action to empower interior land classifications.
Lincoln notes show 2 percent premium tax on insurers raises revenue. Deputy Pierce reports $74 962 in fees reciprocal tax and other taxes for seven and a half months, vs $5 035 572 for full year prior. Life, surety, and valuation firms paid $4,872,064 and $4,402 respectively. more collections expected as delinquent firms settle after Supreme Court ruling.
The Auburn chautauqua returns for its sixth year at Howe and Nixon's park in Auburn. It runs from August 13 to August 21 and is set in the heart of the city for daily programs.
SEWARD reports the wheat harvest in full blast with rust damage. Officials say the crop will run about two thirds of the usual yield as sats are also being harvested now.
Sheriff Rosenberger arrested Edwin Johnson at his parents' home fourteen miles east of Hartington on desertion charges after a military telegram. Johnson had shot himself in the left shoulder the night before, said to be due to a love affair.
The ten days of ideal harvest weather enabled farmers to cut and shock wheat. Threshing began last Friday and the crop is turning out better than anticipated.
In Marble precinct north of Ashland Jacob Eggert aged 38 a farmer attempted suicide with a razor while in a temporary insanity state. He is reported alive with some hope for recovery as doctors monitor him.
The state board of educational lands and funds failed to obtain $74 000 Washington county bonds after a contract with a county agent fell through. The board instead purchased $75 000 in Massachusetts state bonds from Farson Leach Co of Chicago via their agent, netting 31.4 percent.
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