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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1914
Page
2
A local note urges Sidney residents with chronic appendicitis or lingering stomach issues to try Adlerika, a buckthorn bark and glyc erine compound. It claims a single dose stops gas and bowel troubles instantly, labeling it a surprising quick remedy from Western Drug Co.
Nebraska agricultural bulle tins advise farmers to use native seed corn rather than distant varieties, citing 4 5 bushel yield advantages. Early oats offer higher returns with small grains, and rolling winter wheat fields in spring boosts yields by about five bushels.
An old advertisement warns against giving opium to children for coughs and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the safest choice for coughs colds and croup in both children and adults. It asserts the medicine lacks opium or other harmful drugs and is sold by all dealers.
A Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion ad from Sidney Drug Co in Sidney Nebraska urges customers to restore strength during illness. It touts nerve and blood nourishment from pure olive oil and hypophosphites, risks and costs backed by a money-back guarantee, and notes sale through over 7,000 Rexall stores with local availability in Sidney.
John Wupta secretary of South Range local of the Western Federation of Miners Nick Verbanas organizer and Joseph Juntunen member were arrested on a murder charge for killing three nonfederation miners at Painedale Michigan on December 7. Thomas Dally Harry James and Arthur James were shot in their beds in Dallys home early on the morning of December 7.
Sidney Camp No. 1091 Modern Woodmen of America passed resolutions backing Head Consul A R Talbot and favoring rate increases up to 50 percent to set the age of entry. Delegates Dr Lincoln G. Simon James McIntosh Robert A Barlow and Schuyler C. C. Bixby were elected to the county convention in Sidney for next month and instructed to back Joseph Oberfelder for state convention delegate at Hastings in May. A district Grand Lodge session will be held in April with Grand Master Frank John of Grand Island and several lodge officers in attendance to exemplify all degrees. A large assembly from many towns is anticipated in this fraternal gathering with noted speakers and a drill team from North Platte.
The Degree of Honor initiated five members at its regular Tuesday evening meeting and then enjoyed a group lunch afterward.
Investigation of special services to favored large shippers by railroads in Chicago continued at an interstate commerce commission hearing in Washington. The case may influence the commission’s handling of eastern railroads’ 5 percent freight rate increase. Brandeis argues such favors deprive railroads of revenue and discriminate against small shippers lacking similar advantages.
Gilbert Tobn Murray Elliott fourth Earl of Minto former Governor General of Canada and former Viceroy of India died at Hawick England in his home town obituary notes his high offices and service to the British Empire
Alumni from Nebraska gathered at Lindell hotel to oppose moving the university downtown and to organize a neutral policy. C M Shiles of David City announced a Democratic bid for state regent against removal, while Dr Findley of Omaha was named to run as Republican regent. Arthur Walker of University Place filed for state superintendent as a Democrat.
Mrs E C Dunn of Arnold Pennsylvania writes that Chamberlain's Tablets relieve stomach trouble and bilious attacks. She notes relief from the first dose and says after one bottle she feels like a different person. Advertisement indicates ease by all desiring.
Warren Caswell eighty nine died at his home in Kearney Nebraska from a heavy dose of laudanum. A longtime resident and old soldier he had prayed for death for two years, growing despondent after his wife’s passing in November.
Grand Island Neb March 4 A message says How ard L Meeker a Lewellen Neb prominent business man who vanished last week in Chicago was located in Denver. His father had hired detectives to probe the disappearance.
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