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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1915
Page
7
Mrs J E Whaley of Alliance Nebraska testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved her kidney disorder after three years of symptoms. She reports lasting satisfaction with the remedy and urges others to use it. Price 50c at dealers.
In Fairbury on August 1 1907 a Blauser will was upheld by a jury after sixteen hours of deliberation. C L E Blauser former state representative was main beneficiary receiving a half section valued at 32000 dollars. Eight other children received a quarter section worth 16000 dollars. Mrs D C McLoughlin who sued for specific performance received 100 dollars.
Fire destroyed stock and fixtures at Anselmo Mercantile Company causing a loss of 3500 dollars. A second fire was found at Taylor Meat Market nearby during firefighting but caused only fixture damage and was quickly controlled. The piece closes with a humorous Dr Crusty exchange about the language of flowers and meanings.
Entente powers push Greece toward joining the war while offering guarantees for Saloniki and Servian safety. Athens reportedly favors most conditions except mandatory participation, as Greece, Roumania, and others face pressure. News from Saloniki, Monastir, and Prilep shapes Balkan outlook with weather hindering Bulgarians and German advances toward Mitrovitza.
Italian troops pressed an advance on the Isonzo front with gains secured northeast of Gorizia, an official Rome statement said, despite vigorous Austrian counter attacks. The report notes the ground won was held after the assaults.
A Zurich message reports a Turkish transport carrying 500 soldiers struck four mines in the Sea of Marmara and nearly all on board were drowned, highlighting a devastating naval loss and maritime danger in the region.
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