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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1911
Page
2
A quotation likens life roles to holes of various shapes and people as matching blocks. It notes mismatches between roles like officer and office and doer and deed, suggesting most pairs do not fit perfectly.
A quote from Elibu Burritt extols patient effort as the key to progress. The speaker highlights accretion of small steps, building knowledge one fact at a time, and the aim to inspire youth by using spare moments wisely.
The May 29 1911 eighth grade commencement in Cheyenne County featured 49 graduates at the Tobin Opera House with Prof. D A Leonard Miss Edith Morrison and Rev. Henry Zinnecker in attendance. Roy Greenlee won first honors for poetry How Ruby Played drew the crowd while Bernice Kelly and Della Reed took second and third. The event praised teachers and the class as a bright up-to-date group of Forty-Niners with a roll of graduates listed.
Farmers learn a method to hang double gates so they swing true and latch properly. Build the gate as one structure with middle crosspieces, attach hinges at both ends, and saw the gate in two after mounting. Space middle pieces slightly to prevent binding in wet weather. Diagonal bracing may be added as needed.
Poetic exhortation urging renewal as old plagues and wars fade, calling for new virtues and a brighter future.
A Lincoln Nebraska girl says chronic stomach trouble and constipation improved after three days on Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. She reports getting up and feeling better and declares the medicine valuable. For sale by all dealers.
Bill Blue recovers from illness and launches a local pride effort. He praises a tidy yard, new paint, and well kept lawns as the key to a brighter town, urging residents to beautify their homes. He proclaims, There’s nothing puts a town ahead Like pretty homes and lawns.
C W Barkley a thirty year cashier of the State Bank of Seward was found dead in a corn crib near Seward Nebraska with a bullet wound through his brain. He had disappeared from his home about 6 am and a search was started. His accounts are said to be in good condition.
In Two Rivers, the report states the Nile’s water flow is sixteen times that of the Thames, reflecting a stark difference in river volumes. The article notes the measurement focuses on towing water from the Nile relative to the Thames.
An advertisement urges readers to treat kidney ailments with Doan’s Kidney Pills, claiming relief from backache and urinary issues. It cites a testimonial from William H. Seely of Sidney Nebraska after eight years of kidney trouble and notes price 50 cents and availability through Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as US agents.
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