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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1913
Page
7
Local extra daily service except Sunday will carry passengers on through trains Nos 301 and 302 with sleeping dining and reclining chair cars. Tickets sold and baggage checked to any point in the United States or Canada. For information maps time tables and tickets contact M A Shipman Agent or Col Wakeley General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska.
Local advice claims many Sidney residents suffer chronic appendicitis misread as stomach or bowel issues. Adlerika is marketed as a German remedy using buckthorn bark glycerine or similar compounds to provide quick relief after a single dose, according to Laune's Pharmacy.
A Prince Albert reader recounts a night time croup attack on his son. He used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from the house and after an hour and twenty minutes the danger passed. The advertisement notes it is sold by all dealers.
Dissatisfied senators press for caucus review as House backs main conference on tariff bill 254 to 103 with most members voting along party lines. Smith Lever Underwood amendment on cotton futures tax passes 171 to 161 signaling ongoing conflict to be resolved in Senate and joint conference.
Treasury experts project 425000 Americans must keep precise income records to report exact amounts to the tax collector next year. Anyone earning over 3000 or above 14000 will report receipts by March 1. The estimate shows the tax will raise 82,298,000 from these filers.
Clyde Wilkinson, 34, was hunted after a mutilated body was found buried on a Peru area farm. Police say he confessed to killing his wife with a hammer in the presence of their two sons and burying her, uncertain if she was dead. He was taken to Kokomo.
President Rea of the Pennsylvania railroad said the board decided to dispose of its security stakes in the attached anthracite coal companies after nearly forty years. Susquehanna Coal company remains the principal operating company and selling agency for these interests.
In Harrison Mississippi a violent race riot left ten dead and twenty injured as two mixed race brothers initiated the clashes. Three white men four Black people and a Black woman were among the fatally harmed before a mob killed the two attackers. National Guardsmen arrived by special train from Natchez to restore order.
Deputy Sheriff James Bonner of Birmingham was shot and killed while searching for bandits near Cotton Dale Alabama. He was mistaken for a train robber by a Montgomery deputy sheriff during a Holdup of an Alabama Great Southern train.
To be added to the high cost of living is an increase in the price of sauerkraut. Kraut cabbages reached $100 a ton. Kraut makers in Fremont Ohio, the center of the American kraut industry, had hard work getting material at that price.
A portable fencing scheme from Sylvanus Vanaken advises using modular panels to enclosure fodder plots. Panels 12 to 14 feet long, well braced, with a two by four upright base and iron hooks at intervals to secure end boards. Optional bottom board strengthens for lambing sheep.
Professor E L Potter of Oregon Agricultural College states that aging a horse is best done by examining its teeth. He notes facial skin, rib spacing, and tail flesh also change with age, but tooth development and wear, including the cups and their disappearance, provide key indicators. Cups wear from the center outward, with all permanent teeth present by five years.
Advice on dry bedding to save feed and feeding greens from fall rye for hogs. Emphasizes stock raising as insurance against poverty in agriculture. Notes heavy steer demand, pigs needing clean quarters, and keeping sows unharmed. Praises healthy growing pigs and lamb for clean meat, with caution about sharp pig teeth. Mentions limited profitable livestock areas and sheep as fertility aid for small farms.
Nature Warns Kidney Trouble and urges use of Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs J Whaley of Alliance Nebraska testifies they relieved kidney pain after years of disordered secretions. Sold by dealers, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents. Remember the name Puvan's.
A brief advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets for a pleasant purgative effect and the resulting healthy body and mind, stating the product makes one feel joyful and offering it for sale by all dealers.
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