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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1913
Page
7
Kansas City March 19. Hearing in contempt against William R. Nelson editor and owner of the Kansas City Star began before Commissioner Charles C. Crow appointed by the Missouri supreme court.
Washington reports the federal government earned nearly 6.5 million dollars in profit from coinage during the 1912 fiscal year. The tally covers pennies through halves and reflects the government’s earnings on minting and related operations.
Lincoln records five more burglaries raising the total to seventeen for the month. Police say one rooming house may shelter a dozen or more convicts, a factor blamed for the surge in crime.
A Mapleton Iowa resident Lee L Chapman shares relief from rheumatism after using Chamberlains Liniment for two months. He could not move his right hand to his mouth for two years and suffered severe pain at night. The testimonial notes he has remained well for five years and advertises the liniment as available from all dealers.
Lincoln March 19 The legislature faces a tight window with many members already weary of pay time. House and Senate friction over university removal and campus expansion threatens major funding. Deadlock risks halting new buildings and improvements as investigations begin to probe deficiencies and state operations.
N P Valley Teachers Association plans a major focus on improving rural schools with input from Nebraska educators Gregory Hayes Bradford Pate and Cone. A preliminary basketball game between Scottsbluff and Lodgepole features Peru Alumni and Sidney.
Grand Island Nebraska March 12 fire destroyed the Mc Leahy drug store and nearby Jack Clevie harness shop at Shelton. The Shelton Clipper office also damaged by a wall blown in from the explosion in the store. Total loss estimated at 20900 dollars.
The six Kruse brothers met Monday for the first time in fifteen years and after burying both parents. They posed for a group photo in the Hall gallery Wednesday morning, ordered copies for themselves and their children, and then Rudolph and family left for Bayard while Charles stayed briefly and Herman departed for Iowa.
Ben Wagner of Potter was in the city Monday according to local notices.
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