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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1914
Page
7
A Sidney druggist promotes Adler-i-ka as a bowel cleansing tonic. The advertisement claims the buckthorn mixture clears both upper and lower bowels, relieves sour stomach and gas, and acts immediately after one dose with bold claims of curing appendicitis. It emphasizes local distribution by W. E. Swatzlander, urging readers to buy.
Nebraska officials probe a possible conspiracy to spread foot and mouth disease to disrupt European beef supplies. Two foreign men overheard discussing serum and inoculation at Lincoln Burlington depot. Day and Kigin seek Washington guidance as gunmen linked to two Lincoln police injuries are jailed. University regents name Dr P L Hall to replace Regent Allen who moved to California.
Having decided to quit farming I will sell at public auction at my place 4 miles north and 1 mile east of Potter Nebraska and 5 miles south and 1 mile west of Sextorp post office on September 15, 1962.
A farm owner plans a public auction near Potter Nebraska on Friday November 27 and Tuesday November 24. The listing details 21 horses cattle machinery and household goods with prices and terms including cash and bankable notes. The sale includes wagons harnesses plows binders and miscellaneous farm equipment along with hens chickens hay oats and other farm items.
Field Marshal Earl Roberts died suddenly at British expeditionary force headquarters in France after a routine journey with his daughter Lady Aileen Roberts and son-in-law Major Lewin. He had been in good health on leaving England and planned to return home.
More than one hundred resolutions dealing with union labor boycotts jurisdiction and wartime welfare were sent to the American Federation of Labor for action. A key coal miners proposal urged the president to enforce the federal strike settlement in Colorado and to have the government operate the mines if owners reject the peace plan.
A Wiscon sin Gas and Electric test shows city railroading workers on their honor with no conductors on cars during the busiest hour and only a motorman on duty. The 25 000 population city’s effort, intended for economy, reflects the public’s trust in workers.
The department of agriculture stated that the foot and mouth disease quarantines in various states do not affect poultry and do not embargo the shipment of turkeys or chickens. Housewives may rest easy about Thanksgiving poultry as no ban is placed on poultry products.
David Starr Jordan of Stanford University told the New York Peace Society that responsibility for the European war rests largely on the arms makers of the involved nations.
Dispatches from Vienna report Austrians conducting sorties from Cracow that captured Russian fortifications to the north of the Austrian border. The reports also note a Servian defeat that permitted crossing the river Kulebra.
The Publo Vasco of Bilbao reports a forty two centimeter German mortar burst killing several gunners. The paper says German authorities conceal the catastrophe and its full toll.
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