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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1911
Page
2
Len Sherwin and others appear in town and at events including a Maccabee banquet. Travel notices mention Mrs. Trognitz moving to Casper, Wyoming while the Kelly home nears completion. Local officials witnessed a horse theft case in Valentine Nebraska and faculty join Peru State Normal School. Advice on pest control suggests carbolic acid vapor to kill flies.
Jennie Oldershaw tours Denver area while warm weather continues in Sidney. Socials and travel unfold as Mrs Oberfelder and daughters depart for Cheyenne and Colorado Springs. Knights-Campbell piano sales and post office matters appear alongside band, sports, and Macabee window decorations in Sidney society pages.
Lincoln Nebraska girl writes she was ailing with stomach trouble and chronic concupation. After three days on Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets she could be up and improving. She proclaims herself the proudest girl in Lincoln for the medicine. For sale by all dealers.
Paris reports official denial of a claim that France notified powers under the Algeciras Act it objects to Spain occupying El Araish territory in Morocco. For now France says it will not consult the powers on the Moroccan question and will deal with Spain directly. France asked Spain to clarify the occupation of new Moroccan territory and whether it plans a permanent presence.
The Omaha Daily News invites readers to trial the paper for three months at 25 cents. It promises condensed, fearless state and national news plus market, farm, household hints, and sporting gossip. Subscriptions accepted by mail with stoppage at the end of the period.
Cincinnati June 15 The second judicial circuit court of Ohio grants a writ of mandamus to Prosecuting Attorney Hunt against Common Pleas Judge William J L Dickson. The court says Hunt must elect which Cox perjury indictment to try and have the election entered in the journal. One indictment remains alive while the other is quashed. Hunt says he will take the matter to the state supreme court regardless of Dickson’s action.
Edwin F Atkins of the American Sugar Refining Co predicts a lower sugar bill for Americans if raw sugar tariff is reduced. He warns free raw sugar would drive many US sugar beet producers out of business. Representative Madison pressed for a safe duty cut point, but Atkins declined.
Grand Island Nebraska appoints a dominating committee to select officers for the Sunday school convention. A resolutions panel is also named. County council urges weekday conventions only. West Point reports peony grower Rosenfield to cease operations in Cuming county and relocate to a new farm near Omaha with 55009 peonies planted.
Petitions were filed with the county clerks of Dodge and Colfax counties seeking construction of a drainage ditch alarming several thousand acres. The Dodge county board will consider the petition at its weekly meeting. The ditch would drain sections in southeastern Colfax and southwestern Dodge counties.
A reflective line urges pursuit of near perfection while valuing what has already been achieved. It emphasizes balance between ambition and gratitude for current progress.
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney pain back ache urinary disorders and related symptoms. It cites a testimonial from William H Seely of Sidney Nebraska claiming eight years of kidney trouble relief after use. Sold by dealers with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sale agents. price 50 cents. caution to remember the brand name.
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