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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1916
Page
6
Clara Avery of Highwood Michigan describes nearly fatal illness cured by Cardus a tonic made from herbs. She credits renewed strength and ability to perform housework after starting the remedy and urges others with female complaints to try it despite initial doubt.
Mr. Bert Walker returns from eastern Nebraska with a wife in tow while John Dobbs advances in the Sidney Draw. Several new settlers arrive this spring and Carl Livoni buys calves at a Sidney Draw sale. Tractors will be a common sight, a rural route is eyed for the south divide, and a farmers union meeting convenes tonight at district No. 25 schoolhouse. The Dimmicks visit eastern Nebraska. Brothers moves to the Nelson place, with the Nelsons to Sidney. Reed finishes a well on the Miller farm. Otto Radditz settles two miles west of Lorenzo as Lorenzo grows and local real estate and insurance agents stay busy.
In Bronson brisk winds disrupt daily life as farmers plow early for February and the Pleasant View Literary Society meets on February 26 with a strong program. A debate on Philippine retention is set for March 11 1916 and Mrs Tommy Simpson visits family near Sidney.
Aged advice promotes mothers seeking relief from aches and fatigue through Scotts Emulsion. The advertisement claims the product strengthens blood, nourishes nerves, and builds overall vigor without alcohol, targeting tired or low spirited women and promising renewed energy.
Seo Geo Bewley returned from Fort Macgan Sunday visiting relatives Zeb Gustin’s sale drew a good crowd Wednesday.Geo H Ruhter left for Denver on business. Floyd Flora hosted at Sulif’s Sunday. Mr Harris and family and Jess Walker were guests at Albert Thomn son’s Sunday. Gurley tea store basement finished. Bill Tiger and family visited Zeb Gustin Sunday. C Kline grading Gurley streets. Geo Quirin spotted on streets Saturday. Rose Ruhter to Sidney for dental work Sunday afternoon. Mr Chapman finished corn harvest last week. Bill Rihn left for Blair Friday. Paul Collart loading oats for Sidney. Gurley girls enjoy leap year. Elmer Berling erecting new windmill tower.
The white shark bears seven rows of teeth while other species vary. The first row is used while others lie hidden behind the jaw edge until needed. The incisors are keen enough to bite through a big rope as easily as thread.
Licensed by the state for deformities and chronic illnesses of men women and children the physician offers free consultation exam and advice with the cost of medicine the patient must share word of good results. Focused on nonacute cases including stomach liver nerves and rheumatism and claims bloodless surgery without knife or pain. Bring a two ounce urine sample for analysis and deafness sometimes cured in sixty days. Maried ladies must come with husbands minors with parents.
British bulletin reports two Zeppelins crossed the northeast coast of England. Bombs fell into the sea near shore with no confirmed land damage. Official statement notes movements unclear at report time. Later reports said twelve persons were killed.
Local ad from SIDNEY LUMBER CO invites inquiries about home needs. Compact notice promotes purchasing timber and supplies from the Sidney enterprise, signaling a focus on building projects and customer service.
Troop concentrations along the Mexican border near Douglas Ariz and El Paso Tex reach about 12 000 with 48 mountain and field gun batteries as General Pershing is designated to lead the expeditionary force. Columbus NM grows into a 4000 man camp as plans for southward pursuit of Villa develop with three separate column movements and rail line support detected.
A circumstantial report from Mexican sources says Villa plans a stand against the American punitive expedition at Ojitos Pass in the western Chihuahua Sierras, the gateway to his Columbus dash. Americans say the pass favors defense if Villa seeks open engagement rather than guerrilla tactics.
The United States government and Mexico's de facto government under Carranza agreed on cross border operations to pursue Villa and his bandits. Secretary Lansing released the note text, accepting the reciprocal arrangement and declaring it in force and binding on both sides.
Captain Olaf Swenson, who in 1914 rescued Karluk survivors after battling high seas and Arctic ice, will sail from Seattle this week for another dash into the frozen north.
Christian Iferatd notes Rhodes abounds with ancient stone balls washed up by the sea. They range from five inches to over two feet, the largest weighing about a ton, likely used as early throwing engines and precursors to Greek and Roman catapults and modern hurling devices. The stones surround towers and walls in Rhodes and other eastern cities.
A couple discusses how both partners influence purchases. Brown remarks his wife consults him about all buys for herself. Stobinson agrees, noting his wife asks for money too. They observe the dynamic leads to the same outcome.
R S Chloup er, a general auctioneer, issues a notice inviting buyers and bidders to review terms and schedule dates. The announcement emphasizes bidding rules, payment requirements, and upcoming auctions with location details and contact information.
In northern India near the Sailej, natives fashion primitive boats from bullock skins filled with breath. Two men inflate the skins, leap aboard, and paddle across swift rivers with skill and balance. If the boats overturn, they right them easily and remain expert swimmers throughout the passage.
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