Telegraph Entry at Sidney Post Office Wall Mat
The Telegraph is entered at the Sidney Nebraska post office as second class mail for a fee of $1.50.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1915
Page
2
Passenger trains skip local stops between Sidney and Stridgeport areas
Through trains No 301 and a will not make local stops between Sidney and Stridgeport and Slaney and Steeling. Local extra daily except Sunday will carry passengers in sleeping uniting and reclining chair cars with seats free. Tickets sold and baggage checked to any point in the United States or Canada. For information maps time tables and tickets contact M. A. Shipman agent Orrol Wakeley General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska.
Adlerika bowel cleanser praised by Druggist
EOCAT Druggist E Swatzlander notes Adlerika simple buckthorn glycerine mixture is winning friends in Sidney. It is promoted as a thorough bowel cleanser curing constipation and gas with just one dose providing rapid relief.
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E. Swatzlander
King Sues Adams For Damages In Nebraska City Case
Lincoln attorney George A Adams faces a $40 000 damages suit from City Commissioner King following Bryan meeting charges. Adams accused King of trading police chief appointments for contracts. The suit names Adams as defendant and cites alleged corrupt influence in public appointments and bids. The case follows a broader debate on employment agencies and state commissions. The article notes a district court injunction hearing set for Friday before Judge Cosgrave in Lancaster County.
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King of Lincoln
Adams
Senate Journal
Board of Agriculture
Board of Horticulture, Railways Commission
State Insurance Board
Printing Board
Kennedy
State Board of Control
Nebraska City
School For
Gerdes
Beatrice
State Labor Bureau
Coffey
King
George A. Adams
Lincoln
Bryan
J S Bishop
Wing
Burlington Railroad
Crystal Lake
Lancaster County District Court
Cosgrave
Gardner Cowles Resigns From State Education Board
Gardner Cowles, appointed by Governor Clarke to fill the expired term of James H. H. Trewin of Cedar Rapids on the elite board of education, tendered his resignation. It is expected Governor Clarke will make another appointment for the Trewin term expiring July 1.
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Gardner Cowles
Clarke
James Hh, Trewin
Cedar
Rapids
Board of Education
Trewin
Renewal of Armenian Christian Massacre In Laka Van District
Conflicts between Armenians and Kurds intensify daily in Laka Van district with an especially fierce engagement at Shatasch. The broader mass casualty events are being renewed as military actions persist.
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Laka van
Shatasch
Ninety Percent Become Farmers In Nebraska Study
The University School of Agriculture has enrolled 6 981 students in twenty years with at least 90 percent of male students from rural homes and many graduates returning to farming. In four years the normal training class produced 64 women, over 50 of whom teach in rural Nebraska schools. The Agricultural Experiment Station issues A Handbook of Nebraska Grasses with an illustrated grass key and economic notes, available free to Nebraska residents via the Bulletin Clerk, Lincoln.
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University School of Agriculture
Nebraska
Handbook of
Agricultural Experiment Station of
Agricultural Experiment Station
Lincoln
Junior Agricultural Short Course At University Farm
Twenty counties sent delegates aged 10 to 17 to the annual junior agricultural short course at the University Farm last week. The event, run for Boys' and Girls' Clubs, was conducted with the USDA and Agricultural Extension Service. Instruction covered all departments of the College of Agriculture.
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University Farm
United States Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Extension Service
College of Agriculture
Farm motor short course begins June 7 at college
The College of Agriculture offers a four week farm motor short course from June 7 to July 2. It trains young men in power farm machinery use and care, with studies in accounts, cooperation, plowing methods, threshing, and handling training outfits. Open to men 18 and older with at least eighth grade education. mature applicants without eighth grade may be admitted by special permission.
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College of Agriculture
Hastings Family Poisoning Incident in Nebraska
Former YMCA secretary J Me Cracken, his wife and two children in Hastings Nebraska became unconscious from suspected poisoning. The four year old daughter first collapsed. Mr Cracken was injured falling while carrying her to bed. Mrs Cracken and the other child also fell ill. A doctor treated them for several hours and they are nearly recovered.
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Hastings
Deafness Cure Claim By Catarrh Remedy Ad
Claim that deafness from blocked Eustachian tubes is curable only by a specific remedy. Promises $100 for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by the advertised Catarrh Cure. Includes mail-order offer and drugstore location.
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F J Cheney & CO
Toledo
Menace trial set for June in anti Catholic case
Federal Judge Van Valdenburgh overruled a demurrer to indictments against Wilbur F Phelps Bruce M Phelps Theodore C Walker and Marvin Brown publishers of the Menace Aurora Missouri an anti Catholic weekly The case was set for trial in Joplin during the June term of court The indictments allege that obscene material was mailed and that the articles attacked Catholic priesthood.
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the Menace
Aurora
van Valdenburgh
Joplin
Wilbur F Phelps
Bruce M Phelps
Theodore C. Walker
Marvin Brown
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