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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1916
Page
6
Life nearly ebbed away in Highwood as Mrs. Clara Avery credits Cardus with restoring her health after years of female troubles. The tonic, made from herbs, helps the worn woman by relieving symptoms and aiding natural strength. Try Card-ui, EB&.
Miss Sadie Pilger returns with her. A fine eight pound boy born to Coaltrain family near town. Comstock family welcome an eight pound son. Peetz announces Independence Day celebrations with committees named. New dwelling near completion by P. P. Strohmeyer. Community events include dances and school program fundraisers. Peetz baseball team wins 7 to 5 at Lodgepole and prepares for Sterling clash. Local movers include Geo Collins, Dr Atkins arrival, and Keath Brown considering settlement.
It states that catarrh is common and often signals general body weakness. Local snuffs or vapors do little good. instead enrich the blood with Scott's Emulsion, an alcohol free medicinal food and building tonic. Beott Rowne, Bloomfield, NJ.
May brings light snow and frost while fall wheat looks good and spring crops turn green. Gurley reports wheat prices at 90 cents a bushel as Carl Christ finishes potatoes planting and several residents are noted for work, travel, or new homes.
John Redmond denounces the Sinn Fein revolt in Ireland, urging support for constitutional reform and parliamentary methods. He criticizes extremism and calls for unity under the British government to maintain order and lawful progress.
A steamer Hsinyu carrying troops to Foochow sank after colliding with the cruiser Hai yang in thick fog south of the Chusan islands. Only one foreign engineer, twenty soldiers, and nine sailors were saved among the vast number lost.
Liberal lamb supply and active trade push prices higher at South Omaha. Cattle receipts small with steady to higher bids for light weight steers, cows and heifers. Hogs sold about a dime lower. lambs and sheep show strong demand with top lamb price $11.60 and clipped ewes around $7.35.
Reports from western Nebraska note winter wheat eight inches tall with an excellent prospect. H C Castleman of Sidney cites three weeks of near nightly rain in the area as a key factor in the favorable growth outlook.
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