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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1913
Page
7
Advertises Adlerika as a German appendicitis remedy using buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients to relieve chronic appendix related stomach and bowel troubles for Sidney residents. Claims a single dose stops these issues instantly and contrasts with long term gas stomach and constipation.
A parent recalls a night time croup attack where a child recovered after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy following the directions for about an hour. The account is presented as a testimonial in an advertisement.
Births occur to Mr and Mrs Lewis Linder on October 6 and to Mr and Mrs Joseph Hahler on October 8. Local residents and visitors include R R Henderson of Kimball, Herman Kallhoff of Dalton, Mrs Fred Slawson and son Hugh of Lodgepole, and many town and county movements. Community events feature the T N society gathering with Miles ladies, King’s Daughters guests of Mrs Jack Sager, and the Bridge club hosted by Mrs Zimmer. Groundbreaking at the Jet west of Fred Seeger for S H Snyder’s new 22 by 30 foot house is noted, along with travel to Omaha and Des Moines for family visits and weddings, and a Degree of Honor social with lunch and dancing.
Mr and Mrs Fritz Brauer returned Sunday morning from a month with relatives in eastern Nebraska He visited five places and reports Cheyenne County corn crop beats any place on the trip Gus Jeudes hauled lumber for a good barn and completed a two story house twelve miles north He is among recent settlers thriving on the north divide
Charles Herboldsheimer moved his family into Sidney on Tuesday from his Kimball County homestead. He plans to use a five month absence allowance in the law and will work for The Hornaday Mosse Company this winter.
Lincoln Oct 9 The state railway commission began hearings on reducing class freight rates citing three score jobbers and rail men present. The 10 per cent advantage for twelve distributing towns was debated amid objections that the reduction harms others. E J McVann questioned carload versus parcel rates as shipper Fr J Schwitz urged immediate relief. Chairman Clarke warned of possible modifications to the favored list.
Superior Judge John F. E. Humphries orders release of thirty one Socialists jailed for contempt after they talked back at arraignment. The action thwarts Governor Lister and delays potential move to remove the judge, ending the last contempt case tied to anti street speaking injunctions.
Frederick S. Boyd of New York, linked with the Industrial Workers of the World, was sentenced to a year to seven years in prison for publicly advocating sabotage. He was convicted for advising two Paterson silk mill audiences during a recent strike to destroy goods if workers did not gain their demands before returning to work.
Scores of streams in southern Texas recede with no additional loss of life reported. An estimated $1,000,000 in property damage is expected to stand. Eight drownings have been reported.
Four trainmen were killed and another injured when an engine drawing a pile driver collided with a freight train of the St Louis Southwestern railroad near Stephens Arkansas. Investigators described the crash as severe with visibility and speed factors under review.
Four West Indian laborers at Mira Flores locks in the Panama Canal drowned when a barrier bar gave way. The incident occurred at the canal facility, with authorities investigating the wall collapse and rescue efforts ongoing.
President Wilson rejects claims he branded critics as rebels and states he did not say any such thing. White House signals cautious optimism on currency bill while expecting Reed and O Gorman to align with administration allies, but Hitchcock remains uncertain.
The body of Ida G. Leegson, a Chicago Art Institute student and former University of Chicago pupil, was found strangled in a car near the city outskirts. Officials report she was dumped under willows about forty rods from the road, with the death presumed homicide.
The New York Giants defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 3 to 0 in ten innings to even the World Series at one game apiece in a pitchers' duel between Mathewson and Plank.
Baron Jacob Smissaert once from Amsterdam, Netherlands, died by suicide in a Denver hotel room. Police say the former resident of Holland acted alone. Informants identify the baron as a member of a noble family long associated with Dutch society.
George Davis alias George ODonnell, arrested for complicity in dynamiting plots, confesses a $5,000 price on Detective William J Burns and a $5,000 bounty for killing Walter Drew of the National Erectors Association. He says he was offered $2,500 to dynamite the Queensboro Bridge but refused to endanger workers. Davis was traced by Robert S Foster and arrested by U S Marshal Henkel in New York.
Nature warns of kidney trouble through unusual secretions and sediment. Mrs. J E Whaley of Alliance Nebraska testifies Doan's Kidney Pills eased her disordered kidneys and pain, with lasting relief after years of failures. Sold by dealers. price 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States. name to remember Tvans.
Advertises Chamberlain's Tablets claiming a pleasant purgative effect and improved body and mind leading to joy. Promotes sale through all dealers.
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