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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1913
Page
17
This advert from Sidney Nebraska offers a jet black horse weighing 1400 pounds to arrive this season at a farm five miles northwest of Bronson. Terms require $10.00 to insure the colt to suck. The owner P A Pultz disclaims responsibility for accidents.
Registered mare and foal service listing for a gray-toned ton horse. Details include season for 1913, terms 15:00 to insure colt and 22:50 to insure mare with foal. Care disclaimer and immediate service fee due if mares moved.
The Senate Education and Labor Committee agreed to report Senator Kern’s resolution authorizing a thorough inquiry into the Paint Creek West Virginia coal strike. Hearings may be held in Washington or West Virginia with subpoenas available to compel witnesses. The probe will examine peonage mail interference immigration law violations and Sherman Act concerns by coal operators and the events leading to the strike.
Charles M Schwab resumed cross examination in the suit to dissolve the United States Steel corporation. He told Judge Jacob M Tichinson that Illinois Steel, a subsidiary once labeled a competitor, actually manufactured only small parts and was not a real competitor of Carnegie Steel before absorption.
Nebraska officials urge statewide contributions on Memorial Day to cover 4 000 of the total 12 130 needed to send 270 Gettysburg veterans to the reunion the plan backed by Governor Morehead and all state leaders. Teachers and pupils are asked to join a patriotic drive including readings and flag salutes to honor the Union and Confederate soldiers alike.
This 12 year old black stallion weighs 1900 pounds and will stand to the season of 1913 at the owner WM Bundy’s place in Potter Nebraska. Terms: 15 to insure colt to stand and suck. If more is removed from the county or disposed of the owner forfeits the service fee. The undersigned will not be responsible for accidents.
In Tondon on May 22 the public rushed to subscribe to the new Chinese loan. Banks closed lists at 11 o'clock as oversubscription was announced. The loan was quoted at a 1 percent premium by sellers.
A sea bottom discovery near Lemnos in the Greek archipelago is identified by the government archeologist as the Isle of Chryssis, submerged at the start of the second century before the Christian era.
The May Midwest Magazine blends May and June dating. It showcases articles such as The Goose and the Golden Egg by a Nebraska farmer, A belated Bridal Tour about a delayed honeymoon, Ada Carroll Wortman on public schools, Stella Flowers Hastings story Ghosts, Gene Mayfield on Some Liars I Have Met, and a Lincoln city write up. It highlights Nebraska resources, Uncle Sam idiosyncrasies, and J A Gardner on The Purification of the Ballot. Editor Will Maupin presents Memory Excursion and verses. $1.50 a year. sample requests to Midwest Magazine Lincoln Nebraska.
The board of pardons issued final discharge papers to eight men from Nebraska counties. Carl Stanshim of Gage, Charles Morgan of Washington, Frank Griffin of Douglas, A B Carter of Douglas, Thomas Sheldon of Richardson, Carl Sorenson of Box Butte, Everett Dye of Adams, and Ray Griffith of Richardson were paroled in late 1912 under the indeterminate sentence act.
The registered jack Jim Crow Jr is a black jack with white points and prized by mule buyers for color and head. Terms: $12.50 to insure live colt.
Zieber t Andrews announce terms 810 to insure a live colt for the 1913 season at their Sidney area ranch two miles north. They will take care but disclaims responsibility for accidents.
A tan stallion described as bright bay in color, clean boned and pure bred, will stand the season at a barn in Sunol Nebraska for service and breeding.
Notice states $12.50 to insure cost or pay fees immediately, under the management of R. K. Jorgenson, proprietor and manager, Sunol Nebraska.
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