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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1913
Page
3
Califa California farmer Minnie Hall asks about sweet clover as cow pasture and usual sowing rates. Readers note sweet clover is often a noxious weed and stock accept it after acclimation, but alfalfa remains superior though prone to bloating if grazed. Cutting alfalfa for hay or silage yields more feed per acre than grazing.
An unfinished vessel rests on the ways as waves spray her hull. The poem speaks of distant dreams and peril, imagining lands beyond, while winds and sea hymn a doomed longing to be launched and meet a shore.
A devastating Omaha tornado on Easter Sunday left at least 200 dead and hundreds injured across the city and surrounding towns. The storm ruptured Beals school and disrupted all services as fires, wrecked rail lines, and downed utilities swept the area. Governor Morehead mobilized militia and relief efforts while a mass meeting organized donations. A long list of identified dead and scattered wreckage marked the destruction from Forty-sixth and Leavenworth to Carter Lake and beyond.
Berlin Nebraska reports eight dead and many injured after a tornado that wrecked nearly all town buildings. Two churches lost roofs and a hospital operates in a damaged structure. Property loss exceeds a quarter of a million dollars. Nearby Yutan also hit with ten dead, townsmen report fire in the wreckage and multiple injuries.
A New York Post excerpt cites Hiram Maxim arguing against the usefulness of silencers on revolvers and rifles for criminals. The piece notes the audible crack before muzzle blast and dangerous hidden gases, warning against overestimating stealth in firearms.
Bella Sbire, noted for living with the income of neighbors, is mentioned in a New York Times context as a potential communications manager. The fragment cites Stellan inquiring about a com manager role and references local ties to income.
W G Tinney and wife escaped a house wrecking storm after fleeing to the cellar. their home at Thirty-fifth and Cumings streets was destroyed with Mrs Tinney slightly bruised. Tinney recalls another wreck at Gothenburg where a berth shift spared him and his wife, though a man and wife were killed. Fred Cushing attended a Monday night dance.
A historical notice offers a one hundred dollar reward for the use of Citarrh that the company claims can be cured by Hall's Citarrh Cure. It includes testimonials of trust in F J Cheney and Co and mentions the National Bank of Commerce Toledo Ohio. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills and Hall's internal remedy price and availability.
The page lists multiple public offices and officials across Nebraska including state officers such as Governor Morehead and Treasurer Monard, U.S. land and post office offices in North Platte and Alliance, Sidney fire department leadership, and various local government bodies like the county judge, commissioners, village trustees, and the school board. Names include W Winkaid Netl, J Dessell, F. Beckman, JH Ghee, Lewis Brott, and A. McIntosh among others.
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