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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1913
Page
2
Laune's Pharmacy in Sidney gains praise for Adler ika a buckthorn bark and glycerine tonic claimed to rapidly relieve sour stomach gas and constipation after a single dose. The history links the German remedy to earlier cure claims including appendicitis though verification remains.
A parent from Prince Albert narrates a nighttime croup attack on a child. After giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy per directions for about an hour and twenty minutes, the child recovered and danger passed. The ad notes the product is sold by all dealers.
Local and personal items list visits and travels across several towns. Cline of Dalton was in town, A J Davison visited from Ickes, Claus Edens came from his ranch, S. t. Babb and wife attended a Friday concert, Frank Pearson returned from Sterling Colorado, J B Hire and Fred Johnston were in Dalton Tuesday, F A Rowan from the North Divide came to see his children, Banker J A Woten of Potter conducted county business, Mr and Mrs Stratmore of Dalton visited their daughter Mrs Seeger, W J Barrett and August Mumarth attended from Lodgepole, Mrs Fred Lehmkuhl and Fred Jr drove from Lodgepole Wednesday, John Seifer John Hinrichs and Wm Florke represented the northeast table in Sidney Monday, Mrs F D Gould ill and may need hospital, Deputy treasurer Miss Lancaster spent Thanksgiving at her homestead near Peetz, County Commissioners Thorsten sen Barlow and Halston viewed road work south of Potter, Mr and Mrs G H Cunningham of the North Divide left for Ottawa Kansas to spend winter, Fred Korsmeyer visited Wednesday preparing to become a U S citizen, Mrs C D Essig and Miss Jessica Morgan went to Denver Wednesday for Thanksgiving and sightseeing.
Mr and Mrs C P Chambers and their sons Roy and Arthur traveled to Mina tare to spend holidays with their son Professor R O Chambers head of the Minatare schools.
Mrs. Wasson, county clerk's assistant, left Sunday evening for Hayes Center to visit her son Minor Wasson, attorney for Hayes County. She returned Friday.
The blue-rock pigeon shoot led by Oscar Brandt and J. S. Thomas occurred as scheduled on the first of the week with a good crowd in attendance. Participants enjoyed ample practice and several shot turkeys. Miss Sadie McFadden from the Dalton schools and Miss Grace McFadden from the Potter schools returned home for Thanksgiving dinner. Mr. and Mrs J. T. McIntosh and their children also shared the meal at the McFadden home.
The county superintendent Mrs Stark left Sunday for a loop visiting Cheyenne Denver and dining Thanksgiving day at Fort Morgan with Mr Starks parents and where he joined her. They returned Friday.
R A Barlow and wife and Mrs Jack Sager went to Denver Thursday of last week to visit and shop Mr and Mrs Barlow returned Tuesday morning but Mrs Sager remained with her husband who is still taking treatment for inflammatory rheumatism.
A party returned Monday with a modest goose bag. Members include J A Bentley Alfred Bentley W 2 Swatzlander Dr Mantor Dr Swatzlander and Dan Campbell.
F G Griffith W T Morgan and George Baker celebrated their return from a northern river hunting trip with a feast at the Griffith house. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Tobin. Goose duck rabbit and grouse were served with all trimmings as compensation for leaving the lure of the field.
Turning lambs into corn fields after the blades wither helps control weeds, uses otherwise wasted corn blades, and fertilizes the soil with lamb manure. It also makes gathering easier as ears become more visible, while older sheep can guard feed avoidance until sale or shelter.
The text argues deeper plowing preserves crop root space by leaving six inches of soil when plowing ten to twelve inches, reducing crust formation and improving drought resilience. It notes shallow plowing dries faster, while rolling aids conductivity but lowers moisture reserve, suggesting deeper cultivation helps crops survive extended droughts.
Condensed dispatches report the death of veteran railroad official Condense, aging eighty two, in Chicago. Manitoba University installs Dr K A McLean as president. Weyler resigns Catalonia governorship in Spain. Berlin workers killed in a train crash. six dead, two injured. Archie Ivewis dies after 64 years with Supreme Court robing room. Wilson nominates Henry M Pindell ambassador to Russia. considers Colorado coal strike. No White House New Year reception. ten day presidential recess vacation. George Ladd, 12, killed by schoolmates near Cumberland Wisconsin. Carey Wisconsin introduces bill to bar convict-made goods from interstate transport. Currency committee debate opens in Senate. Rev Dr Herrick Johnson dies at 81 in Philadelphia. German wireless link spans 4900 miles to New Jersey. Young agriculturists toWashington Dec 11 receive diplomas from Secretary Houston. Freight rate changes on meat carloads disapproved by ICC. San Francisco mint silver dollars: $22 stolen. Booker seeks $200,000 hog cholera experiments. Pomerene seeks $500,000 bill. Albert Zinkle kills mother and himself in Chicago. note cites poverty. Rev William Capers of West Texas faces possible elevation to bishop. Clairvoyant ring leaders Ryan and Bertsche convicted in Chicago for swindle of Mrs Sl McEldowney. Before U S Steel formed, steel trade war cited by Browning official. John Price Jackson urges daylight Christmas shopping in Pennsylvania and shorter store hours. George Goethals cannot accept Dayton invitation. Army engineer leave blocked. Norcross contempt verdict upheld in federal appeals court. Ida von Claussen declared insane. previously threatened Roosevelt over Swedish minister incident.
A reader reflects on the burden of pre holiday work and questions why someone who could ease the load is denying the shopgirl a joyful Christmas. The piece argues that Christmas should bring liberty to work fatigued workers as much as to anyone else.
At Grand Island Nebraska a third annual meeting of the Nebraska State Automobile association reviewed the Lincoln Highway route with delegates from across the state. Union Pacific right of way expansion and land donation plans were discussed to improve the route between Omaha and Missouri Valley.
The article argues that superior draft horses come from good blood not location or climate. It urges farmers to invest in well bred mares and proper stallion service, warning against stinginess and poor breeding. It promotes raising and selling young horses to boost farm income.
Clara asserts she gave no encouragement after a rejection as Charles accuses her of hinting at her father’s wealth. The exchange centers on supposed signals and claims of financial means driving the tension.
An advertisement promotes Harmony Hair Beautifier and Harmony Shampoo for lustrous hair, pleasant scent, and easy application. Claims include no oil, no color change, quick cleansing, and dandruff control. Sold exclusively at The Rexall Store Sidney Neb with money back guarantee and listings of Harmony laboratories in Boston.
Secretary Lane of the interior department announced there will be no leniency in enforcing laws protecting public lands. G. C. Getchell of Sundance Wyoming was fined 1000 dollars plus costs for cutting timber on national property to manufacture railroad ties.
Twelve hunters died in Maine since the season opened October 1 with one more month remaining for shooting. Ten serious accidents also occurred, and three fatalities resulted from victims being mistaken for game.
Three natives were killed and twenty two wounded by police during a riot at the Premier mine in Pretoria South Africa. About five thousand of the twenty two thousand employed joined the riot looting stores and attacking natives from another compound.
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