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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1911
Page
6
Residents report sales and moves as John Frazier sells his restaurant to Morgan and moves to rooms above the depot. neighborhood updates note visitors from Lincoln Lincoln and Sidney. a masquerade dance is planned at VanValkenburg's and a prize fight rumor swirls. local business notes include telephones switchboard sale and Potter line repairs.
Joe Johnson left for Oregon last week and plans to locate there. Ford Wickhoast continues improving and can sit up a little. Myrtle Taylor returned from Sidney last Saturday. Andrew McAdam sold hogs to Mr. Graham and a car load shipped from Potter. Adam Gunderson lost hay in a fire last Saturday. Winter wheat looks fine as farmers haul grain. Joe Johnson also visited Denver. Edward and Gilbert Nelson went to Sidney for the winter, with John Nelson returning home the next day. Mrs. Lewis Brett and the baby have been on the sick list.
H W Struble traveled to Eastern Nebraska from Sunday to Tuesday. Rev Chamberlain presided over a quarterly meeting with communion administered. Prof and Mrs Leonard celebrate the birth of a son on Sunday. A well attended dance occurred Saturday night. Trains late or absent due to a wreck to the west. details unavailable.
Sidney Nebr store Wolf's Jewelry promotes Libbey cut glass next week. The ad stresses "The Place for Particular People" and highlights a selection in stock for customers seeking quality glassware.
Mrs Henry Courtright returns from Gering where her mother improved under her nursing. Alden Kimball delivered potatoes Friday. Geo Kinnersley came from his homestead and resumes wind mill work. Mrs William Sheele visits her father Dan Hiemer. J W Brown passed through Sunday. Geo Hicks works on the Heron Don public highway. Evan Stines was in Potter on business Saturday. Harry Courtright works for the winter on the John Adams ranch. Chas Stanton and wife visited Geo Kinnersley Sunday.
A collection of brief maxims from Quarles Metastasis Seneca Confucius Wordsworth and Drummond. The statements urge striving above injury living for others pursuing diligent work and ethical means. The set concludes with a note on self sufficiency and sunlight.
A fragmented excerpt presents a lamenting speaker addressing a departed beloved. The lines invoke a longing for the beloved's spirit, imagining a peaceful afterlife and the power of dreams to soothe grief.
Chicago reports a record price for range cattle with F M Heinrich of Lodge Grass Montana paid 790 dollars per 100 pounds for twenty head. Analysts warn the high cost risks pushing meat prices higher and call for corn belt action as receipts decline and drought pressures persist.
Leaders from major banks and universities spoke at the American Bankers Association gathering in New Orleans. James B. Forgan of First National Bank of Chicago discussed mobilization of country reserves while Cornell's Schurman addressed public opinion on the national reserve association.
William J. Cryan his wife and grandchild and eighty four passengers from the steamer Prinz Joachim will be transferred to Hamburg American Line ships Seguranca and Vigilancia after the vessel ran aground on rocks near Samana Island. Wrecking tugs will be sent. passengers remain calm as the stricken ship rests about a mile offshore.
In Chicago on November 23 the senatorial committee investigating William Lorimer's election discussed potential perjury charges tied to testimony given during hearings. The panel has considered the issue but will not act until all evidence is closed. The Chicago hearings concluded and the committee will reconvene in Washington on December 5.
The thirteenth negro girl in Atlanta has fallen to the so called Jack the Ripper. Her body was found in an alley off a principal street and mutilated in the same fashion as prior victims. Police suspect a male maniac is at work.
Sacramento is Nov 23 Attorney General Webb rules women cannot serve as jurors in California following the suffrage constitutional amendment adoption.
Manila reports the Fifteenth Infantry due December 1 may be sent immediately to China. Soldiers will arrive aboard the transport Thomas and depart for China on the same vessel. In New York a teacher Miss Laidee Quirk, 32, attempted suicide by gas inhalation citing loneliness from friends' marriages.
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