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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1912
Page
2
A Sidney Drug Co advertisement promotes Rexall Orderlies as a remedy for chronic constipation. It blames nerve and muscle weakness in the large intestine and promises relief by toning the bowels, with neutral action on other organs. The product is sold in 10c and 25c sizes at The Rexall Store.
Ad claims Chamberlains Tablets ease stomach ailments caused by poor digestion and offer easy pleasant relief. Sold by all dealers.
A roundup of residents and visitors includes Patrick Keenan from Ickes, John Kube from Montana, and Joseph Kulick and Joe Jenik of Lodgepole in town. Several Bridgeport residents, B. K. Bushee, and Metty of Lodgepole were seen between trains and in shops. The Stokes orchestra played a dance at Lodgepole, bank examiner Nicholson cleared the First National Bank, and local farmers benefit from wheat purchases by L. O. Fundingsland in Lorenzo. Evangelist Birch concludes his stay with three talks on Sunday, inviting all to hear his final messages.
Glen VanGorder plans to spend his remaining years in the town if treated well. He has spent eight months in Portland attending school and is now employed at the Sidney Mercantile Store.
The electric motor irrigation pump uses signal success in the Roswell fruit district New Mexico where a large gas producer electric plant within the city supplies power to farmers. One 12 000 acre tract is watered entirely by electric pumps.
Sorghum proves highly profitable on advanced farms and is especially beneficial for dairy cows and hogs. A Kimball's Dairy Farmer reader notes a grower who feeds sorghum hay to 300 to 400 market hogs and wintered broad sows with excellent results.
The Sidney Telegraph advertises a one year home delivery for 1.50 dollars. Readers are urged to subscribe now. The offer highlights affordable terms and immediate action to secure service. The message targets local residents with a limited time price incentive.
An editorial argues for a unified state plan supervised by a state highway department to build an intercounty wagon road system. It urges straightened routes, reduced grades, and funding by state bonds repaid by future property taxes, warning local, piecemeal builds waste time and money.
A brief prayer service at the Sherman home in Utica New York marked the start of the funeral for Vice President James S Sherman. The procession moved to the First Presbyterian church then to Forest Hill cemetery where the casket was entombed in a mausoleum recently built by the Sherman family. The crypt had been opened less than a month earlier for Mrs Sherman’s mother.
A Saratoga Indiana druggist, Nos Lollar, touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best on the market after fifteen years of selling it. The item is offered for sale by all dealers.
The Queen of Bulgaria tends to wounded soldiers as her husband serves at the front. She assists with nursing duties and visits the field hospitals. The monarch's role amid ongoing conflict highlights royal support for troops and civilian morale.
Queen Efeanor of Bulgaria at Philippopolis has donned nurse attire to aid the wounded. A large railroad station waiting room has been turned into a reception area where arriving soldiers are sorted for transfer to hospitals.
Long OCR listing names and titles across state offices, land offices, post office, and local boards. Includes Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Railroad Commissioners, land office staff, postmaster, and multiple county and school district officers.
New church edifice in New York near completion at a cost of 1 million dollars is the gift of Thomas F Ryan to the Fathers of the Blessed Sacrament. The old church on East Sixth Street, famed as a shrine of miraculous cures, will be replaced at Seventy six Street and Lexington Avenue by a Latin cross plan church seating 8000 with twin towers and a 180 foot dome.
Charles N. Kramer known as Conway and his wife Lillian Beatrice Kramer were held to the grand jury without bail by a coroner's jury for the murder of Sophia Gertrude Singer. The couple testified voluntarily, repeating police-consistent stories. Kramer said the killing was in self defense after Singer attacked him with a slingshot and razor and did not realize she was dead until the following day.
In Cleveland on November 5 Antonio J Opnato an Italian shot and killed Martha Haller seventeen a sales girl in a crowded department store and then killed himself after the attack Authorities report the motive as jealousy prompting the fatal shooting witnesses say several women fainted in the crowded store
Closing prices show wheat soy corn oats and hog cattle figures for nov 4. Wheat Dec 89c May 94 1 2c. Corn Dec 50 1 2c May 49 1 2c. Oats Dec 31 4 4c May 33c. Pork Jan 18.37 14 May 18.05. Lard Nov 10.65 Dec 10.60. Cattle receipts 15,000 with beef and steer ranges. Hogs receipts 19,000 with price spreads. Sheep receipts 30,000 with natives westerns yearlings lambs.
Sunday and evening services listed for multiple churches with times and leaders. Includes Sunday school Epworth League Junior League and prayer meetings, plus numerous fraternal organization meeting dates and officers in Camp No. 12 Royal Neighbors, Odd Fellows, Rebekah, and Masonic groups with monthly schedules.
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