Fourpapers offer cut price for early order
The Sidney Telegraph prints a one month promotion offering The Telegraph Sidney Neb Lincoln Daily News Weekly Independent Farmer and Monthly Poultry Topics together for 3.50 until April 1 1914 with a deadline of March 28 to receive the discount, noting it is only fifty cents more than the Lincoln Daily News alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Telegraph
Lincoln Daily News
Independent Farmer
THE
Telegraph
Sidney
Neb
Look to Your Plumbing in Your House
A local ad stresses plumbing as a house’s lifeline and links poor plumbing to fever. It urges maintenance of digestive health and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a quick relief for indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Adcatia
Local residents and visitors in week long notes
Mrs Ed Ahrens entertained the B D s Wednesday and Thomas Epps and son Thomas were in town midweek. Mrs Carl Livoni and children from Potter visited relatives. Eva and Mildred Miles went to Omaha for shopping and visiting. Lee Bartholomew spent Tuesday in Kimball for employer RBE L Jackson. John Dewey in Sidney Draw had two horses smothered in last week s blizzard. Albert Jeudes met a wife s sister in town. G W Wasson returned from Richmond Indiana for health. Mrs Seidow and Eva left for Omaha to attend a brother s funeral. J Z Easterday learned of a brother s death in Albuquerque NM. Miss Reed, nurse from Denver, may locate here. Miss Clara Klein and Miss Frances Hart attended Lodgepole dance. Klein s Orchestra played. Thomas G Epps made final proof in March 1913 with witnesses C E Higgins and T F Bowen. Jack Carroll, cousin of a nearby stockman killed, was here from North Platte and married Edith Winkleman. Some correspondence delayed by frozen trains will appear in this week s columns. Mrs G A Wellman came from Sidney to prepare for shipment to Willsall Montana. Mr and Mrs J M Sager left for Hot Springs AR for rheumatism baths.
Easter Vacation Returnees Highlight Local News
Edward Shoemaker returned from the state university for Easter break and will head back tomorrow. Elmer Youngland came home from Omaha after weeks in the Methodist hospital and expects his leg to heal without permanent lameness while staying with Aunt N. P. Johnson to recover. George Thompson returned Thursday, resumed driving for Hornaday, and quips that four days of Idaho fog cured his curiosity before enjoying time with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Shoemaker
The
State University
Elmer Youngland
Omaha
Methodist Hospital
George Thompson
Hornaday
Idaho
George
Visit Delights Cheyenne Baby's Grandparents
Mrs. Joseph Wasserman and her baby son came to Cheyenne Tuesday evening to stay with relatives under the parental roof. They plan a short visit so they can live with the baby afterward and enjoy the best boy ever, despite adoring relatives causing mild havoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wasserman
Cheyenne
Gale Ravages Sydney Killing Several and Damaging City
A sixty mile gale swept Sydney New South Wales on March 12 causing fatalities and widespread damage. Winds derailed sixty street cars wrecked yachts toppled chimneys felled and a thunderous rain accompanied the storm. One man electrocuted ten horses killed by a fallen wire and three men drowned in the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
Dissolution Plan Talks End Without Agreement
New York March 12 No agreement on the dissolution plan of Union Pacific and Southern Pacific was reached at meetings of the two railroad directors and the executive committee of Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Southern Pacific Company
Union Pacific
Oxford Wins Annual Boat Race On Thames
The Oxford crew defeated Cambridge in the traditional boat race on the Thames. A fashion caprice in a London shop showcases a watch won on a shoe in an unusual display. Henry F. Hollis, Democrat, elected U S senator by the New Hampshire legislature. Beverly T. Galloway nomination sent to the Senate for agriculture assistant secretary. Richard Olney of Boston declined President Wilson’s offer to be ambassador to Great Britain. Government appeals to Supreme Court from oil pipeline cases ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Cambridge
Thames
London
Henry F. Hollis
Dem
United States
New Hampshire
Beverly T. Galloway
Senate
Richard Olney
Boston
Wilson
Great Britain
Wilson and Cabinet in 1915 portrait at the table
The image lists American officials around a table with President Wilson and twelve cabinet members including McAdoo, McReynolds, Daniels, Houston, Wilson, Redfield, Lane, Burleson, Garrison, Bryan, and others. It captures the era’s senior government leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Wilson
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
James C McReynods
Josephus Daniels
Navy
David F Houston
Agriculture
William B. Wilson
Labor
William C. Redfield
Commerce
Franklin K. Lane
The
Interior
Albert Burleson
Lindely M. Garrison
War
William J Bryan
Suffrage in Portugal Requires Reading and Writing
The article notes that literacy is a prerequisite for voters in Portugal including the ability to read and write. It highlights the link between education and eligibility in the suffrage process. The piece underscores the practical barrier literacy poses for participation in elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a Cough or Cold
This ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a fast, effective cure with worldwide praise. It urges readers to try it for coughs and colds and notes it is available from all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All
Dealera
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sidney and
Cheyenne County
Advanue
Nebraa
General Office of
Chicago
Pt.a. Gapen
the Telegraph
Overland Limited
Colorado Express
California & Oregon Express
Los Angeles Limited
Atlantic Expressa
Curries
W. J. Shoemaker
A.m
Rew In
Sidney, Neb
Dally
Wally
Do. P.m
St A.m
Bidney Uma Bridgeport
Theough
Canada
Asqps
M. A. Smipwas
Agee
W.wakeley
Nobrawka
Drag
Lloyd Mann
Ed Ahrens
Thomas Epps
Thomas
Carl Livoni
Potter
Eva
Mildred Miles
Lee Bartholomew
Kimball
R. BE. L. Jackson
John Dewey
Sidney Draw
Albert Jeudes
G. W. Wasson
Richmond
Indiana
J. Z. Easterday
Albuqurque
New Mexico
Miss Reed
Denver
Clara Klein
Frances Hart
Lodgepole
Klein
Thomas G. Epps
Gapen
C. E. Higgins
T. F. Bowen
Jack Carroll
North Platte
Edith Winkleman
Robert Emanuelson
Claude Smith
Mr. Emanuelson
Mr. Smith
G. A. Wellman
Willsall
Montana
Chappell Register
J. M. Sager
Iot Springs
Arkansas
Mr. Sager
Chicago, Ill
Paris
Exposition
France
ATM
Syndey
Supreme Court
Commerce Court
Raymond H. Hoss
C. M. Hoss
Fairfax
Okla
Guthrie
John Burke
North Lakota
Park Club
Bridgeport
Conn
Delaware
Bil
Coldbay
Nushagak
Alaska
Yale Observatory
Congress
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Hoboken
Hambure
Canary Islands
French Army Aviation Corps
Alexis Georgian
District Court
Wallace G. Nse
Minneapolis
Amorals Court
Municipal Court of
Ben J. Ness
North Dakota
Burleigh County
Ness
Mabel Clarkson
Owen D. Conn
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Frear
Treasury Department
Arbitration Board
Intergatate Commerce Commission
Emma Bothwell
Columbus
Middle West
Cuba
Guantanamo
Jewelers
Andrew Miller
International Securities Company of America
Grand Forks
University of North Carolina
Ralph Oldham
Will Merriman
Aubrey Ratch
Will Rand
Cabinet
American Press Association
Pittsburgh
Pitsburgh
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Pittabergh, Pennsylvania
First National Bank
Nebraska
M. Ramella
Cleamond& Son
ODD Fellows
Kruse
Electric Poow&er House
Rose Street
Sing Lee
Front Street
E. W. Ziebert
Prop
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!