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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1913
Page
5
Nebraska Cheyenne County County Court hears Nellie M Myers request for final settlement and discharge as administratrix of James Co. Tucker estate. Hearing set for May 31, 1913 at 10 a.m. with four weeks of publication in Sidne Telegraph to notify interested parties.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska the district court orders an appearance on May 19 1913 for John Schanus guardian of John Meyer minor to show cause why a license to sell Lot 62 and the north half of Lot 63 Morrow Addition should not be granted for the minor's support care and education. Notice to kin and interested parties by publication in the Sidney Telegraph for three weeks. Judge H M Grimes.
By order of Judge Grimes the sheriff will sell parcels in Clarkson's addition Sidney Nebraska to satisfy a $4,093.65 judgment plus costs. The sale of lots 7 and 8 block 5, with lot 8 to be sold first, will be on May 28, 1913 at 10:00 a.m. in front of the Sidney courthouse.
Creditors of Ernst Kruse deceased must present claims for examination and adjustment to the Cheyenne County Court before the County Judge on June 21 1913 and July 21 1913 at 10 o clock a m Each day Six months are allowed for presenting claims and one year for executors to settle from April 11 1913 Published in the Sidney Telegraph for four weeks before June 21 1913 Witnessed by County Judge Henry E Gapen Seal.
Auburn New York April 30. More than 150 strikers at the International Harvester twine mill returned to work under police protection as 750 fellow workers urged them to stay off the job. It marks the first time in six weeks that the wheels turn in the large factory with half the machinery dismantled.
Lee L. Chapman of Mapleton Iowa describes long rheumatism and sleepless nights then credits Chamberlains Liniment. After two months use he recovered and has remained free of rheumatism. For sale by all dealers.
Omaha Lincoln Beatrice Interurban seeks liberal allowances for securities 3100 00 and wants milestones on grading rails stations bridges and line completion funded upon completion. Rail commission demands precise funds to avoid stock watering delaying construction. Fortunes of terminal tax valuations hinge on counties reporting to state board of assessment. Creamery men meet to discuss new cream inspection laws with pure food commission.
The piece urges the Village Board to issue a rule banning nonemergency fire alarms and jokes about false alarms. It also teases a new Sidney newspaper founded on $100 with pledges of subscribers, critiquing the local press and promising candid coverage of prominent families and events.
Laune's Pharmacy in Sidney earns praise for introducing a buckthorn bark and glycerine mixture known as Adler ka. The simple German remedy is credited with curing appendicitis in the past and now claimed to remove sour stomach gas and constipation instantly after a single dose.
Representative Murdock urged party recognition and cited approval of a six hour allotment for the Progressives in the general debate amid tariff discussions. The plan aims to amplify the party's platform and policy proposals in the session.
An opinion cites Los Angeles Times suggestions that farm families should blend fruit and vegetables with ornamentation. It argues beautiful home grounds aid children's observation of nature and may curb urban migration by improving rural life without sacrificing production.
A narrative urges that natural waterways purify streams and sustain human life, stressing the role of living germs in vegetation to maintain healthy balance. It calls for parks, commons, and open spaces, and warns against building over legally open spaces. Preserve greenery, open streets, and tree planted avenues for public health.
The author argues that forested nations show higher civilization and cites Germany as leading in forestry and highway trees. The piece urges the local area to correct tree shortages by planting uniform lines along streets and highways to improve aesthetics and utility.
A light riddle notes a mother with seven eggs loses three to breakage. The question asks how many can be boiled, but the clever response states none would be boiled as they would be scrambled instead. The punchline hinges on a play on words rather than arithmetic.
A curious quote contrasts a shoetaker’s efforts with broader ambition. It suggests frustration that free labor temptations may seal a craftsman’s fate, implying social and economic barriers to advancement. The remark reflects themes of perseverance and industry.
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