Shoulder to the Wheel Brings Its Own Gold Cure
A short aphorism notes that hard work and persistence yield personal reward. It suggests effort may be painful but leads to healing and value, praising steady labor as a remedy and path to success.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1904
Page
7
A short aphorism notes that hard work and persistence yield personal reward. It suggests effort may be painful but leads to healing and value, praising steady labor as a remedy and path to success.
The Wabash offers daily sale rates to South winter resorts with half fare plus $2 for first and third Tuesdays. It runs on its own rails from Omaha to Buffalo with through connections. Contact Harry E. Moores for World's Fair information. Also notes advertising lines and a George Dawson quote and Defiance Starch promotion.
Nebraska board of agriculture names a long list of assistants for the state fair displays. Appointments include general superintendent William Foster, chief of police C J Tracey, and W K E Jewing as superintendent of agricultural hall, among many others from Lincoln to Omaha and beyond.
Attorney General Prout ruled the state gambling law illegal and of no effect arguing the bill exceeded its title and was not read in three readings in both houses. The old law with fines up to 100 dollars or three months imprisonment remains in force. Lincoln attorneys dispute the decision citing records and prior district court rulings.
Land Commissioner Follem works on a land value tabulation to aid the State Board of Equalization. He aims for a true state wide assessment and is compiling records of all Isna sales in every county with prices paid. Lincoln athletic managers halt spring contracts over regents physics building site. Betts the forger is brought to Lincoln from Milwaukee after using forged paper to steal over $5,000 and swindle jewelers. a $2,500 bogus check helped him buy a Minneapolis grocery store.
Joseph Whitted, an early Florence settler, received relic notes dating from 1856 after an old safe was opened. The unsigned Bank of Florence notes, found in Florence, are in perfect condition and were distributed among residents of Florence from that era.
The Roosevelt club at Osceola plans a March 1 celebration. Revival meetings begin in Columbus and Osceola with steady success in the second week. Brevities note fires at the tool house of Union Pacific in Columbus and Keenwood opera house basement disaster. Obituaries mention Mrs Julia Thomas of Sarpy county and James D. Brown a Butler county pioneer. Local corporate filings include Omaha Mitten and Manufacturing and Beatrice Produce and Cold Storage. County court and banking actions are reported in Elwood, Beatrice, and Hall County.
A letter from Washington D C lauds Peruna for relief from catarrh after other remedies failed. Benjamin F Hawkes and Isaac Brock recount long use and strong health benefits, noting grippe relief and steady appetite. Mrs I West, 87, says Peruna cured her stomach catarrh and keeps her robust.
A period tone ad proclaims Defiance Starch for sale everywhere with promise of unmatched quality and quantity. The copy criticizes religious weariness tied to lukewarm impressions and suggests mood influences consumer choices.
The ad touts Moravian Barley and Spoltz cereals for hogs and cattle across Dakotas and other Western states, plus Salzer products like Billion Dollar Grass Teosinte and Earliest Cane. It urges readers to mail 10 cents for a big seed catalog from Balzer Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin. A note adds a moral jab about humility and a teething syrup product.
Sir Harry Hawson was greeted with great enthusiasm as New South Wales governor. A port staged a novel salute using kerosene tins, dynamite plugs, and a fuse. Dozen loud bangs sent tins flying and caused natives to flee in all directions.
An advertisement extols Peruna for thickened mucous membranes causing hearing, smell, taste loss and digestive troubles. It cites testimonials from Mrs. I J Little and Rev J N Parker praising restored health, plus a request to write for free medical advice from Dr Hartman at the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus.
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