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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1913

Page

6

Potter Notes Bring Marriage Rumors And Local Happenings

Potter community updates include Hansen house contract completion and move plans, a Mead Church meeting, a spring poet season, and various social events. M E Aid Society, Woodmen Circle officers, teachers association in Potter, community visits, a B M railroad mention, Lent reflections, a Hansen residence painting, and local elections for town and school boards. Several residents moving, hosting, or attending social and religious gatherings, with occasional health notes and local infrastructure talk.

Danson Hansen Grippe Cheyenne County Teachers’ Association Potter Fred Nelson M. E. Aid Society Brown Big Springs Ed Thornburr Oscar Lafferty Schuyler Neb Kimball Laffertys Joy Guardian Ed Wickhorst Post Guardian C. W.johnson Fred Wickhorst Ed Thornburg E. H. Biggs Fred Lafferty Earl McDonald W. Gross Christ H. W. Struble QO. E. Anderson Attorney Bates St. Edwards

Winter weather brings mild day and local moves

Mr and Mrs John Beyer returned home Saturday after visiting relatives in Cuming county. Gus Jeudes rented the Ewart farm for the coming year. Fred Cushing was a Sidney visitor Saturday. Mr Berg, visiting in Missouri, returned. Crebs and wife arrived with a car and will locate west of the Beyer Bros ranch, living on the Henry Webber farm. Frank Portrey traded in Sidney Saturday. A son in law of Mr Witzel rented the Knox farm. John Daugherty went to Sidney Tuesday for the Masonic lodge. Hamlet Ellington has gone to Wisconsin. A Limbeck transacted business in Sidney Saturday.

John Beyer Cuming County Gus Jeudes Ewart Fred Cushing Sidney Mr. Berg Missouri Mr. Crebs Beyer Bros Henry Webber Frank Portrey

Local shipments and visits highlight week in area

Lee Howard shipped a car of hay today and a car of posts arrived for the local lumber company on Saturday. Sunol had a fine snow this week. Mr Higgins loaded his car and shipped out on Wednesday and will settle at Valparaiso Nebraska. W M Pulver from Sidney visited Tuesday. Budd Higgins of near Chappell helped his father move. John Oleson of the North side took a new harness on Thursday and recently got a new buggy from Sidney.

Lee Howard Sunol Mr. Higgins Valparaiso Neb W. M. Pulver Sidney Budd Higgins Near Chappell John Oleson North — Side

Program of Cheyenne County Teachers Association

Program lists events for the Cheyenne County Teachers Association at Potter High School on Saturday March 8 1913 with morning and afternoon sessions including instrumental solos recitations discussions and vocal performances featuring Mrs Branscom Miss Stewart Miss Taylor Miss Hurd McFadden Osborn Mrs Wells Irma Struble and Walter Brady along with quartettes and discipline talks.

Cheyenne County Teachers’ Association Potter Branscom Hanson Murless Osborn Mrs. CO. Wells Irma Struble Pror Stevens Walter Brady Itwoms Miss McFadden Miss Osborn Tiscussion Harason Hinson Osburn

Markets close with mixed grains and steady cattle futures

Chicago prices show May wheat at 93 64 and July at 91 7s, corn steady near 54 1 2, hogs weak with May at 8 29 to 8 15, lard around 10 65, ribs 105 2 15 to 105 4 55. Cash grain bids list No 2 hard wheat 92 9 1 4, corn 50 4 UT, oats 41 4 35c. Cattle receipts 16,500 steady. calves 7.00 to 10.50. hogs 46,000 weak. sheep 25,000 easy.

Chicago

Live Stock Prices at South Omaha

Receipts show cattle about 5 000 head with three day total near 16 150 as fat cattle trend slower and slightly lower. Cows and heifers weaken about a dime. veal calves steady. Hogs near $8.10 to $8.15 with highs at $8.20. Sheep and lambs decline 10 to 15 cents. lambs at $7.40 to $8.60, ewes up to $6.25, yearlings around $6.75 to $7.65 as market remains mixed.

Union Stock Yards South Omaha

Be Prepared in Every Avenue of Life and Opportunity

The quote urges readiness and suitability for opportunities and positions. It emphasizes that prepared men, equal to the places, generally secure them, highlighting the merit of preparation across life’s chances.

Countering a Touch in Detroit Free Press Phrase Mix

A clipped Detroit Free Press item shows a wartime style exchange on economy talk. It captures a terse debate about effort and strategy with brief, unnamed voices and a hint of stubborn resolve.

Detroit Free Press

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Alliance Woman

Mrs. G. F. Leidy of Alliance Nebraska testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieve kidney complaints after using them on several occasions. The ad urges other sufferers to choose Doan's, sold by all dealers for 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, sale agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

Sidney Doan G. F. Leidy Dakota St Alliance Nebr Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan's

New Revolt in Mexico. Carranza Declares Huerta Spurious

From Eagle Pass Texas on February 27 a new revolt against Huerta's government forms in Coahuila. Governor Villa Carranza, with 200 volunteers, moves to resist federal forces near Piedras Negras, while 25 federals are captured near the city. U S troops prepare to protect Americans on the border as Carranza proclaims loyalty to constitutional rulers and sends telegrams to Taft and Wilson denouncing the coup.

Eagle Pass Tex Texas V. Carranza Coahuila Huerta Emilio Carranza Piedras Negras Carranza

Ma dero killed near Monterrey sparks Mexico crisis

Emilio Ma dero, brother of the late president, has been shot north of Monterrey. Rebel activity increases in the north and talks with the Zapatistas fail. Zapatistas in the south burn and raid. A military train near Ozumba and Mexico City was ambushed, the attack lasting over two hours after a bridge was burned.

Mexico City Emilio Madero Monterey Mexico Zapatistas Coahuila Ozumba

Carter to lead 14000 troops at Texas City to be assembled

Chicago Feb. 26 Major General William H Carter commander of the Central department and Second division of the United States army and his staff left there over the Illinois Central for Texas City Texas where he will take charge of 14000 soldiers soon to be assembled there.

Chicago William H. Carter Central Department United States Army Illinois Central Texas City Tex

Castro welcomed to Cuba amid enthusiastic reception

General Cipriano Castro former Venezuelan dictator arrived on the Baratoga from New York to cheers in Havana. Immigration gave full facilities as tugs and launches met the ship. A municipal band played both Cuban and Venezuelan anthems while veterans greeted Castro at San Juan wharf with 500 people gathered. He saluted the crowd and cried Viva for Cuba as he proceeded to his hotel with ex-president Rafael Reyes.

Havana Cipriano Castro Venezuela New York Morro Castle Castro San Juan Wharf

Powers Decline Turkish Request On Adrianople Claim

Constantinople February 27. Ibrahim Hakki Pasha led the Ottoman mission to London seeking support to retain Adrianople. He could not persuade the great powers to adopt the porte note as a basis for new peace talks and had no authority to go beyond its proposals.

Constantinople London Ibrahim Hakkivasha Turkey Adrianople

Strong quake rocks Wellington New Zealand in February shock

Wellington New Zealand February 27 reports describe artillery-like detonations as a heavy earthquake shook the city terrorizing residents. Chimneys toppled, many houses damaged, several injured by falling bricks, with the quake described as the severest ever felt in New Zealand.

New Zealand Wellington N. Z

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sa aEype Wm. Breiting Bridgeport Messrs. Hogan Stranberg Leafdale Mr. Hansen Hastings Swatzlander Teachers Institute Women’s Aid MFE Samuelson Lodgepole Spurgeon C. J. Hellwig North Side Blacksmith Taft Carter Cuba General Rafael Reyes Colombia A. R. LE Sueur Sidney, Nebraska Chase and Sanborn Chase and Sanborn's The Sidney Mercantile Co Sidney Lumber CO U. P Rock Springs Hanna Coal Nebraska Schlitz Beer Tobin J Fremont Wholesale and Retail Ferdinand Schulz Fremont Brewing Company Guckenheim Sunnybrook Yellowstone Sidney, Neb
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