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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
6
In Glenarm House the tense hunt for hidden wealth continues as Bates and Pickering maneuver. Glenarm pursues answers, plans a visit to the village, and encounters Pickering on the platform of Annandale station while secrets linger about a missing fortune.
A woman’s voice, Olivia, accuses Squire Glenarm of eavesdropping then hurriedly leaves toward St. Agatha’s as fog swirls around the walk. The moment ends with a vague farewell.
Norfolk fights dandelions while Omaha runs sightseeing cars. Exeter votes on water, Greater Exeter, and city plans. Fairbury hosts clean up day. Cass county Sunday school convention slated in Elmwood. Town obits include C. M. Townley owner of St James hotel Stella. G A R district reunion eyed at Neligh July 2 to 5 with speakers. John Parsley sentenced to one year for robbing Mumma of $25. Langdon sues Dodge and Saunders for baby death after bridge accident. David City plans cement street crossings. Missouri Pacific freight loses thirteen wagons from a bridge collapse near Eagle. Hastings hosts fortieth state Sunday school convention June 18–20. Augustus F Schoenberg died by his own hand in Chadron. Valley schools add twelfth grade. no graduating class. Higgins murderer of the Copple couple remains jailed in Omaha. Meta Baer wins interstate high school scholarship at York. Washington county farms show resilience after frosts. Hebron moves to organize a Young Men’s Christian association. Mrs M V Sisco near Burchard bitten by dog. Lincoln to host Nebraska letter carriers convention next year. Lincoln officers elected for association. Beatrice boy revived after horse accident. Newman Grove school bond passes 238 to 48 for 16000. Traveling sales groups honor J H Knowles for 2-cent fare work. Beatrice funeral car incident with smallpox scare. Beatrice sheriff pursuit of R S Cross ends. Kearney State Normal reports summer normal applications exceed 400.
Mrs John Mansell of New Castle Pennsylvania describes years of kidney trouble with painful urinary passages and swelling. A week of Dean's Kidney Pills and a few boxes restored her health. At 68 she is strong again. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A Civil War anecdote cited by Youth's Companion recounts a printed plea from a private asking President Davis to allow Jeems C of Co I fifth South Carolina to marry before returning to fight. Mrs. Davis notes Davis penned on the back of the letter the directive Let Jeems go. The item pairs with an ad for Defiance Starch touting easier laundry stiffness with thinner application.
Civil engineers showcase precise planning as the Simplon tunnel runs 1234 miles and comes 31 inches longer than predicted. The two headings align with a gap of 234 inches in the mountain depths. Also noted is the popularity of Defiance Starch for fine white goods offering safe, strong stiffening for a perfect finish.
A humorous exchange notes a poet’s ambition and folly as a critic mocks his belief that Bacchus is a muse. Defiance Starch is advertised as a modern economical cleaner claiming superior performance and efficiency. The piece ends with a wry remark about sowing wild oats and reaping a grass widow.
A group of tourists visited English landmarks as a Times-Democrat writer notes. Their guide offered historic facts including a tower dating to William the Conqueror. A listener questioned the claim asking if it was satisfactory.
Allen's Foot-Ease offers relief for hot sweaty feet with callouses and swelling. Sold by druggists for 25 cents with no substitute advertised. Trial package details provided by Allen S. Olmsted, Roy, N.
A humorous remark features a client asking a lawyer if choosing law over the army was a mistake. The lawyer replies about charging fees leaving little of the enemy, framing a witty exchange on profession and conflict.
An at ad style notice lists Krause's Cold Cure for head and throat relief with price 23c, and Lewis' Single Binder cigars from Peoria Illinois. Also mentioned is Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and cautionary quotes on common sense and wisdom.
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