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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1912
Page
2
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer is a weekly Chicago edition tied to a great daily paper. It outlines national and world news with special departments and Republican editorials, offered with a combined subscription price of $1.75 for cash in advance.
Chappell awarded a $12,000 contract for a school building to H. E. Wood of Aurora Nebraska.
A historic change in Nebraska education requires agriculture to be taught in the state’s schools. The rule shifts curriculum nationwide and is noted as a milestone in local education history.
Rev I N Parvin and Prof Floyd Miles preach for Christian unity in Sidney urging no church conflict and urging moral uplift for the city. They emphasize love over hatred, oppose bigotry, and invite all residents to join in betterment.
The M S C Club is a new secret organization formed by celebrated Sidney young ladies. They meet on Friday nights. A remittance arrived for the Treasurer from Tom Powell formerly a homesteader on the divide via Papeete Tahiti South Sea Islands. The Knights of Columbus council long spoken of is now a certainty. Fifty three joined at the Commercial Club room last Thursday. Groundhog returns winter with vigor as eastern and southern states suffer snow. Dr L A Brown and family depart Sidney for Arnold Nebraska. he expects Callahan to join him in practice there. Sidney loses a fine chiropractor and many warm friends bid him godspeed.
A doctor explains that a pulse may stop briefly during deep breaths yet is not always alarming. He notes many healthy people have irregular or exceptionally high pulses after strenuous activity, citing a runner whose pulse rose from 76 to 180 after 100 yards and after a hurdle race.
A bishop uses a tale of a young clergyman to illustrate humility in ministry. The anecdote contrasts a painful first assignment with a deacon’s benevolent prayer for growth. Also advertise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy promising relief and cure for coughs and colds.
Chicago and South Omaha indices show wheat May at 192% and July near 96 97 cents, corn May 9e July 69 cents, oats May and July around 52 and 48 cents. Cattle receipts 18,000 in Chicago with varying values for steers, cows, and calves. hogs 23,000 with prices around 6.20 to 6.57 for several classes. sheep receipts 25,000 with natives $3.49 to $4.99 and lambs $4.50 to $7.10. South Omaha cattle receipts 3,900 up 10 cents. hogs 17,509 steady to strong. calves and sheep values noted.
The speaker declares increasing affection with each sense and bond, from eyes that have seen you to the Maker of your soul, ending by praising the beloved who makes the world dear and meaningful. Shaemas Sheel signs the verse.
Multiple front page items: cabinet resignation in Norway. miners to present uti matum to operators Feb 27. Panama tolls risk Europe. nine-car derailment in Pennsylvania. trials and legal notices stir public life across the country including court cases, investigations, and personnel changes.
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