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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1913

Page

3

Omaha Bank Clearings Show Statewide Prosperity

The Omaha bank clearings indicate broad business growth with a 17 to 25 percent rise this year. Deposits reach 60,347,831 on October 21, surpassing last year's figure by over one million dollars, while loans are nearly one million lower. This reflects robust city and state financial activity despite crop failures elsewhere.

Nebraska Omaha United States

Roses Care Against Insects With Soap Spray

Watch the roses for insects and either keep them picked off or spray with insecticides. Soapsuds makes a good spray to get rid of the aphis. Use a clean soap that is free from chemicals.

Alfalfa Hay for Cows Feeds Dairy Protein Need

Alfalfa hay is presented as the best home-grown protein for dairy cows. Protein, the most costly part of the dairy ration, is highlighted as the key benefit of this hay.

Diaz on U S Ship and Mexico Policy Delay

President Wilson and Secretary Bryan discussed Mexico policy and a U S note urging European powers to pause policy framing until Washington sets its course. Bryan outlined aims to remove Iberta, ensure fair elections with safeguards, and possibly set a provisional authority in Mexico City to win constitutionalist support. Kaz fate and Monterey election reports remain unclear.

Wilson Bryan United States Mexico England France Germany Iberta Mexico City State Department Felix Kaz Louisiana Washington Monterey

Want electricity on farm for women by federation clubs

The North Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs plans to extend farm benefits next year. Introducing labor saving devices like electric washing machines and cream separators aims to improve country homes. The move seeks to attract farmers' daughters to farm life by making home life more appealing.

North Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs

Fires Hamper Rescue at Nawson Coal Mine No 2

Fires hindered efforts at Stag Canon Fuel Co mine No 2 in Nawson New Mexico as rescue workers faced added dangers. Two blazes slowed recovery, with 27 more bodies brought to surface, total dead at 88, while 175 remain inside the mine unaccounted for.

Stag Canon Fuel Company Nawson N. M

Convicted McNamara Plot Officials Seek Appeal at Chicago

Attorneys for thirty-three labor union officials convicted in Indianapolis last December for dynamite plot complicity argue in Chicago that they were punished three times for the same offense and railroaded to jail, urging reversal of the judgment.

Indianapolis United States Circuit Court of Appeals Chicago

Reid Retires as Chicago Rock Island Chairman

Daniel G. Reid steps down from the chairmanship of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, yielding the role to Thomas M. Schumacher, currently VP of the El Paso and Southwestern company, which is controlled by the banking firm Phelps, Dodge & Co.

Daniel G. Reid Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Company Thomas M Schumacher el Paso and Southwestern Company Phelps, Dodge & Co

New York Dentist Ernest A Muret Sentenced for Counterfeiting Tools

Ernest A Muret of New York a companion of Rev Hans Schmidt was sentenced to seven years and six months in Atlanta federal prison for possessing a complete outfit to counterfeit $20 bills. In Colorado battles between about 1200 strikers and 300 mine guards at Hastings Delagua Tobbisco and Berwind one mine guard and three strikers were reported killed with state troops dispatched.

Ernest A. Muret New York Hans Schmidt Anna Aumuller Atlanta Hastings Delagua Tobbisco Berwind Colo Herman Rosenthal Court of Appeals Centennial Muroran Japan San Francisco Sagahilan Island Okhotsh Sea Siberia Allouez Mohawk Michigan Charles Warren Fairbanks Indianapolis Fairbanks Daughters of the American Revolution Bryan Senate Camden James F. Fielder United States Mint Army Wilson Frederick A. Hyde Joost H. Sclneider California Hyde Schneider

Milwaukee fire claims eighth death at Goodyear store

Lieutenant Charles C Newton died from injuries in the Milwaukee Goodyear Rubber Company store fire raising fatalities to eight. Other injured firefighters are expected to recover.

Charles C Newton Goodyear Rubber Company Milwaukee

Wilson vetoes and political clashes amid national events

A flood of brief items spans from police chief Jess VeWeens resigning in Chicago to Wilson vetoing a coal and water rights motion. Other notes mention Attica post office robbery, farm demonstration programs, damages awarded in a railroad case, a wedding gift for Miss Jessie Wilson, Mindanao fighting, bubonic plague concerns in Seattle, a New York graft case, and a navy of public notices.

Jess VeWeens Chicago Wilson Russia Beilis Attica Warren Smithson Santa Fe

Free agricultural books for farmers and professionals

The article promotes building a working agricultural library. It encourages farmers as professionals to obtain University of Nebraska bulletins, College Experiment Station and Extension materials, free by postal card requests. Authors offer personal correspondence to answer reader questions. Send a postal address to University Farm Lincoln Nebraska for a bulletin list. US Department of Agriculture also provides a list.

University of Nebraska Bulletin Department University Farm Lincoln Nebraska United States Department of Agriculture Washington, D.C

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