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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1913
Page
2
Laune's Pharmacy promotes Adlerika as a single dose remedy for constipation and gas in the stomach claiming instant relief. The promotion notes many Sidney residents are being helped by the product.
A Prince Albert resident recounts a nighttime croup attack on his young son. With a large bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on hand and following the directions for an hour and twenty minutes, the child recovered. Sold by all dealers.
Otto Kurz failed to finish the sale as hoped due to a tepid crowd and sluggish bidding. Greenlee and Kucera handled the battery, but Kurz chose not to extend the auction, retaining control of his stock for now.
Co. A Strandberg of Potter came down Monday in a reported incident.
Ezra Chambers from Sidney Draw visited Thursday and appeared more cheerful. He says he is serving as left tackle on a cement machine.
Ford Schulz came back from a hunting trip to Cherry county game preserves with feathers on his gun and several ducks to distribute among his friends, signaling a successful outing.
Dr Myron Il Babcock of Sterling Colorado appears in this week’s issue with a professional card. A graduate of the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary he concentrates his practice on eye ear nose and throat care.
Alfi5 Granthan, cashier of the Dawson County National Bank, visited his banker brothers in Sidney on Tuesday. He formerly lived here and was astonished by the town's growth and its lively building activity compared with the rest of the state.
Three prominent men planned beards as a bet and began a week long growth until Mr. McDaniel intervened. He warned they lived in a town requiring licenses, so they shaved. The men named were Dr. Owen, Carl Jones and Attorney De voe.
A nationwide bulletin shows vast Lincoln Highway momentum with Carl G. Fisher leading public meetings in Indiana and Akron booster H S Quine receiving enthusiastic receptions in Joliet. Organizing Auxiliaries form along routes while Pardington pushes local fundraising. cities from Philadelphia to Omaha mark routes, attract business support, and plan official visits.
Preparations for the Chicago based event running November 23 to December 6 are underway. Entries are being tabulated and grounds prepared for what promoter call the best display of food animals and draft horses. Beef pork and mutton shortages prompt producers across the United States and Canada to boost production. The exposition aims to teach the economy of production through a large showcase of pure bred and fat livestock.
The exposition at Chicago will feature updated feeding and breeding problems with progress shown toward partial solutions. The event aims to reward attendees with instruction and diversion as it adapts to changing conditions in live stock management.
Mrs Frank Klamp of Scribner grappled with a burglar in her kitchen as her three children screamed. The man choked her until help arrived, then fled through a window leaving a burglar's kit and shoes. Fremont hounds tracked the thief to Northwestern yards.
Niobrara land values show first class agricultural lands at high rates with 160 acre tracts under Fort Niobrara reservation opening. Judge James W. Witten oversaw the appraisal covering about 15 040 acres across 94 tracts. Two adjacent tracts near Valentin appraised at seven dollars per acre, a nearby 160 acre tract sold at fifty dollars per acre.
Nebraska’s athletic board rejected Kansas protest over Clint Ross the Negro guard of the Cornhuskers confirming no breach of a gentlemen’s agreement. The board reviewed Hamiltons letters and told Kansas they would use their entire team if Nebraska and Kansas meet next Saturday.
The Order of Railroad Conductors and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will not join firemen and enginemen in calls for higher wages. A. F Whitney, vice president of the trainmen, states the western roads will not participate in the demand.
A section of bleachers on the De Pauw University athletic field collapsed just before the Rose Polytechnic football game in Greencastle injuring about a hundred, eight of them seriously. Most victims were women and the accident disrupted the university’s athletic event.
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