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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1901
Page
6
Premier Thomas Greenway writes on Manitoba farming urging diversified crops and livestock, better soil use, and avoiding wheat monoculture. He cites long tenure, free homestead lands, and practical experience to invite settlers, stressing industry and common sense as keys to success. He ends with a light aphorism about oysters.
Northern buyers show strong demand for 45 head of Shorthorn cattle, including 27 bulls aged ten to twenty four months. All stock is registered or eligible, healthy, acclimated, many bred by A B F A Heath of Republican and P C Boasen of Norman Nebraska. Auction set for March 30 1901 at Republican to be led by Col I M Woods. Catalogs available from Heaths.
The morning and later sessions report passage of House rolls 301 193 299 and 436 with amendments including a $45 000 salary for nine supreme court commissioners and $18 000 for stenographers. Senate files 39 70 74 and many house rolls move toward passage with committee reports and votes recorded.
The senate approved a bill to place party titles on ballots in separate columns and rank by last general election results. It also permits guardian ad litem reforms, permissive libraries taxes, a five district judge board, and new penalties for illegal voting. Governor signs include county treasurer reporting bill and prison terms for illegal voting with an emergency clause.
The Senate adopted resolutions of regret for ex President Harrison. A committee proposed fifteen bills for passage including Senate files 284 228 263 198 24b and 231. The body advanced Sen Trompen's osteopathy bill and defeated a killing amendment 17 to. Senate file 102.
The senate committee on apportionment reports for passage of Senate File 235 by Steele creating fifteen judicial districts with Douglas County as a six-judge district. The legislature nears adjournment as committees on final adjournment are formed. Osteopaths and Christian Science bills may advance. a governor appeal urges refund of Missouri Pacific bonds. A 17 to 18 vote indefinitely postpones $100,000 for two new normal schools. Senate race results show Allen 49, Crounse 10, Currie 18, Hinshaw 20, Martin 8, Meiklejohn 29, Rosewater 13, Sutherland 1, Thompson D. F. 35, Thompson W. Hl. 49, Wetherell 2.
Read testimonials from Washington and Columbus about La Grippe after-effects. Patients describe lingering catarrh and weakness eased by Peruna with cures praised by nurses, congressmen, musicians, and tradesmen. Letters urge others to try the remedy and request gratis medical advice from Dr. Hartman.
A North Carolina militia regiment chose a Latin motto. The committee was persuaded to adopt Nunquam animus, sed ignis via which translates to Never mind, but fire away. The phrase has no coherent meaning in Latin.
The article notes Warran't a Doctor of Medicine Dr William Pole was not a physician but a civil engineer educated at Oxford. He authored a color discrimination treatise that aided his election as a Royal Society fellow, despite him being color blind.
Crackers and milk are the luncheon of many members of Congress. New York Democrats favor the combo. Chairman Cannon of the appropriations committee endorses it and eats little else. Senator Fairbanks, 1904 Republican hopeful, eats it five days a week.
Altoona officers joked about sleep visions until morning when a burglary at a local planing mill was confirmed. The clipped item also advertises an upright piano and cautions on character, citing Bronson Alcott and a few maxims.
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