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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1911
Page
7
A call to supporting the local library with up to date magazines and newspapers. Encourages donations or subscriptions via Mrs Stokes the magazine agent and urges readers to advertise to clear old stock and start the new year with fresh shelves.
The library thanks Mrs Knox for five volumes of American Sport Story Classica and Mrs Swatzlander for The Scherrede. The committee ordered $35 of new books. The Nebraska School Traveling Library will stay in Sidney for months then move on. George L Baker J G Thomas and R W Baker hunted by the North Platte River and brought in twenty one geese and fourteen dicks.
The poem-like ad warns that kidney ills affect the young and old with sudden onset. It describes symptoms in children and adults and promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as the cure for kidney problems, noting 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo as sale agents. Remember the name and take no other.
Mrs Null celebrated her birthday with a postal card shower by the Maccabees. Joseph Oberfelder attended a Finance Committee meeting in Grand Island. The group adjourned to Mrs Short’s for hot chocolate and a jovial gathering. A china shower is planned for November 28 at Odd Fellows Hall from 2:30 with games free lunch and a dish-based admission.
A motivational note urging decisive living and personal responsibility. It contrasts large unattainable aims with small chosen deeds, declaring the speaker will become a real, active figure in his own sphere. The quote invokes health and happiness through practical, grounded effort.
A telegram from Berlin published in the Cologne Gazette confirms Emperor William reprimanded Crown Prince Frederick William for openly supporting attacks on the government's Moroccan policy and bellicose remarks in the Reichstag.
The state supreme court arms a life sentence for Louis Keezer, who killed Mike Gena in Cass County during an attempted robbery. The court notes the assault was committed with intent to rob and cautions that stripping detectives’ testimony of credibility does not normally apply to court officials.
A wide range of brief items note stock and banking closures, diplomatic appointments, industrial accidents, political shifts, violent incidents, legal actions, and social reform advocacy across the United States and abroad. Highlights include a Washington bank closure, ministerial appointments in Venezuela and Argentina, mine explosions with casualties, a blizzard death, and a Chicago police inquiry into a farmer murder case, among others.
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