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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1916
Page
4
The Telegraph reviews a new Dust proof letter Mester sake claiming refined aroma and balanced palate, noting ease of drinkability and potential pairing options with light meals, while highlighting packaging and price points for consumer consideration.
A highly garbled collection of classified requests and notices from Benthaby Land area and Sidney. Ads seek loans, property for sale or rent, workers and goods, including bags, trunks, chooks, seeds, and various services. Numerous names and vendors appear in fragmentary form, with several requests for household items and employment.
Trial coverage reports Frank Connell was sentenced to life in prison for the Mubade case. Witnesses described the pursuit near Craig’s meadow and a gunshot death of Ira G. Vaup. Defense cross examination raised timing discrepancies as Dr. Bayard testified on gunshot wounds. Jury deliberated after four o’clock. court preparing for further actions.
In a puzzling local note, Chearle Tinedhuwiy witnesses the disappearance of waters tied to Vello Watley and Che stay. The scene centers on a dark place where bottles and clear draughts once stood, leaving questions about motive and location.
Readable fragments describe a staged mystery by Smith at Robin Opera House over two days including Monday and Tuesday in October with advertising notes and venue details. The garbled text mentions a gaystere show and cast names Wil aipelle amid a small audience.
Mitchell signs a three year contract with the Boston Nationals. The article notes his prior role as coach of the Har ant wine and describes the change as a step in his directing career.
Mrs Knox of The Telegraph reports from Black Vee while others travel to Omaha Denver and Arlington. A nine pound girl born to Mr and Mrs M W Osborn. Fr L Whitelock visits. J O Lobb and wife in town from western Wyoming. many residents attend events and court sessions. Dr William D Phifer lectures on prohibition in Sidney under Nebraska Pry Federation sponsorship.
Mr and Mrs Bartholomew returned to their Kimball home Sunday and plan to move to Sidney for the winter due to his plastering contracts. They will reside in Miss Studt’s cottage. A local print shop produced sale bills for A D Boudreau of Peetz advertising an October 19 sale of horses cattle machinery and household goods from his property 15 miles southwest of Sidney.
Wednesday night at the Ideal theatre the film Ten Nights in A Bar Room was shown. Dr Pfifer of Denver delivered a temperance lecture between reels and presented acts and figures on what prohibition has accomplished for Colorado. A large audience attended.
W. K. Swatelander and his wife came back Wednesday after a three week absence visiting relatives in Iowa. He traveled through much of Iowa and Minnesota and found nothing in his view equal to Cheyenne County, returning more of a booster for the locality than before.
Clifton McIntosh received a description of a stolen wheel from Ogalalla. He traced the wheel from No. ten to No. 19, after a boy lingered in town and then vanished when questioned. The wheel suffered spoke damage and Clifton has since ordered a replacement.
The court has occupied the limelight this week and four extra pages are published though trial details are curtailed. Local news was not chased down with usual earnestness, but readers understand business rushes may force omissions.
Representatives of major American winning companies with interests in Mexico are to appear before the American Mexican joint commission at Atlantic City. The first joint session continues discussions begun at New London a month ago on border peace plans, but Villa’s activity in Chihuahua risks further delay.
The jury in Satlake federal court found twelve master gichimbers from Utah and Colorado guilty of Sherman Antitrust Act violations with a recommendation of extreme mercy. Sentence set for October 14.
In New York, two widowed sisters aged seventy and sixty eight, Mrs Sarah Veeder and Mrs Caroline Cutherbeck, suffocated by smoke from a fire that caused minor damage to their dwelling. Firemen found the sisters seated in a dining room labor.
Dr Glenn Bliss moves his dental offices into new quarters in the Neubauer building reflecting a lucrative practice. The piece discusses broad newspaper price increases due to higher print paper costs, noting dailies rising from one to two cents and weekly papers from $1 to 1.50 or $2 annually, with paper costs surging from 54 to 130 per ton plus freight.
The USDA and Nebraska State University cooperate to provide free potato market bulletins with local price guidance. Farmers can obtain these from E. A. Anderson at the State Farm University in Lincoln, Nebraska, aiming to remove market speculation and secure top prices for potatoes.
The high school will run a five attraction lyceum series in the new assembly room. Audiences are promised good seating, ample lighting, ventilation, and heating. A detailed schedule with prices and ticket numbers will be announced next week. The first entertainment is set for October 23.
IC Pomeroy his wife and daughter of Holdrege Nebraska are visiting the J K R Halston family. Mr Pomeroy homesteaded here in the early eighties and the two families are enjoying a review of those days of pleasant as well as hard experience.
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