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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1912
Page
7
Farmers report 50 to 100 percent yield increases using the Western Pulverizer Packer last year. The ad touts an ironclad guarantee, promising a full refund if the machine fails to perform as directed, and urges readers to request an illustrated circular with machine descriptions prices testimonials and farming tips.
The North Platte Valley Teachers Association notes Sidney teams traveling to Chadron for basketball and a hoped for debate trip in April. The stereoptical show on San Francisco quake drew crowds while Miss Murray described Florence. Declamatory reps chosen for Alliance and a future Circus slide program tease readers.
Washington report notes that cost of living increases are lower for food and clothing due to cooperative associations. The president transmits consular reports on European prices, wage trends, and the impact of co operatives in reducing costs, urging an international prices commission and highlighting stores that compete with private firms by cutting middlemen margins.
In Oyster Bay on March 14 Colonel Roosevelt delivered a sharp reply to Congressman Philip H. Campbell of Kansas. He condemned Campbell for likening judicial recall to Pontius Pilate's mob verdict and said the comparison shows poor taste and requires no discussion by him.
Chicago March 14 Judge Carpenter overruled a motion to discharge Edward Morris and Louis Heyman in the Packers Sherman law case, finding the indictment valid despite technical objections.
Smuggling allegations target prison officials after authorities failed to locate dope hidden last Friday. In Springfield, Nobraska, a blaze on Main street destroyed two buildings and damaged a third, starting in a vacant pantatorium building and reaching Mrs. Smith’s residence before being halted at Mangold Pharmacy.
W A Peffer former United States senator from Kansas is critically ill in a hospital in Topeka after his right leg was amputated above the knee to halt gangrene spreading from his foot. Ten suffragettes were given longer terms in London for smashing windows during the March 1 demonstration with sentences from four to six months.
Washington March 14 Chancellor Marion Pitney of New Jersey was confirmed by the Senate as an associate justice of the Supreme Court. The vote stood 50 to 26.
A chaotic collage reports a bank robbery death and injuries near Montreal, labor and political moves, a Mexican battle killing scores, a Mississippi steamer fire with eight deaths, and multiple accidents, strikes, and political maneuvers across the United States and beyond with numerous named places and people.
A dense OCR snapshot lists political figures and offices from a North Platte region. It enumerates state officers, governor, auditor, treasurer, attorney general, superintendent of public instruction, land office receivers, postmasters, and a large array of county and city officials, judges, school board members, and church and fraternal organization officers.
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