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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1915

Page

7

Fatal Auto Upset Near Sac City Claims Six Lives

A car carrying six men plunged twenty feet off a south Sac City embankment killing J C Burton a telephone lineman and injuring W L Holt postmaster Ed Lewis. Driver W B Rust failed to avoid the edge after being crowded by another vehicle. Memorial services for Dean Charles E. Bessey were held at the University of Nebraska with brief remarks by Dean A F Woods Regent Ned Brown and Chancellor Avery presiding.

Sac City J. C. Burton W. L. Holt Newell Ed Lewis W. B. Rust Charles E. Bessey University of Nebraska Nebraska Grover Barber A. F. Woods University of Minnesota Ned Brown Dean Bessey Avery

Prices Are Right on John Deere Binders

Fundingsland Transfer Co. has just received two car loads of John Deere binders, highlighting strong inventory and ready availability for buyers.

John Deere Fundingsland Transfer Co

Bulgaria Breaks Through in Serbia War Drive

Bulgarian forces pierced Russian lines and invaded Serbia from Nish, capturing thousands of men and dozens of guns. Austro-German Bulgarian fronts shift as Servians rely on allied aid. fighting continues near Kragujevac and Dvinsk with heavy casualties on both sides. Britain’s parliament to weigh an Anglo French loan pact of 500 million dollars.

Servia Teegrai Nish Viasina Athens Garibogha Kragujevatz Macedonian Servia Roumania Bulgaria Bucharest Stripa Dvinsk Berlin von Hindenburg Poland Loos la Scarpe Champagne Souain Belgrade Austrian War Office United States

Germans Use New Gas in Cham pagne Fighting

Dr Lucien Dumont reports Paris hospital observations on a green smelling gas used in Cham pagne combats. Three soldiers from Zouain Zuippes and Moranvillers describe brief exposure leading to suffocation for unmasked men and unconsciousness for masked men, followed by convulsive fever after regaining consciousness. Authorities suspect prussic acid as the base.

Champagne Lucien Dumont Paris Zouain Zuippes Moranvillers

German Yacht Two Sisters Linked to Gulf Attacks

German yacht Two Sisters sails from Galveston with a German crew and no cargo except empty canisters. Authorities watch her closely as reports tie the attack on British tankers in the Gulf of Mexico to her voyage. The vessel, bought after the August storm for three times its presumed value, drew customs scrutiny with no contraband found.

Gulf of Mexico Galveston United States

Sayer Sentenced to Life in Fort Madison Penitentiary

George McDonald, convicted of murdering Charles Hird of Dubuque, received a life sentence at Fort Madison penitentiary.

Sayer George McDonald Charles Hird Dubuque Fort Madison

Seven Added to Hall of Fame in NYU Election

Seven names join the Hall of Fame in the fourth NYU senate election, bringing total inductees to 56 with 50 men and six women. Reconsidered figures John Paul Jones and Roger Williams failed re election while new honorees include Francis Parkman, Elias Howe, Joseph Henry, Charlotte Cushman, Rufus Choate, Daniel Boone and Mark Hopkins with vote totals.

Hall of Fame New York University Senate John Paul Jones Roger Williams the Divine Mark Hopkins Williams College Francis Parkman Lias Howe Joseph Henry Charlotte Cushman Rufus Choate Daniel Boone

Corn crop largely mature in South Platte district

About 80 percent of the corn in the South Platte district of Nebraska will make hard, sound grain, per the Burlington railroad crop report. North Platte area will be slightly lower but satisfactory. unfinished frost corn will aid ensilage. Wheat threshing continues with expectations of a bumper crop.

South Platte Nebraska Burlington Railroad North Platte

Kokomo Firm Prepares Enormous Barbed Wire Supply

A Kokomo Indiana manufacturer has built new machinery to mass produce deadly barbed wire for European warfare. The wire features one inch long barbs on a one eighth inch steel core with four barbs per inch, arranged to project at right angles.

Kokomo Ind

Local firm to flood market with special flexible barbed wire

A local company describes a new barbed wire product that is stronger and more flexible than standard offers. The wire, capable of injuring horse or man, remains supple despite a large core rod and can be wound on ordinary reels for shipment. Vast production is expected soon.

One Consolation Divorce Joke From Detroit Free Press

A man sighs that his wife sues for divorce and wishes to die. The reply notes it is better to have alimony than life insurance, reflecting a grim joke from the Detroit Free Press.

Detroit Riee Press

Diamond separating invention born of luck at Kimberley mines

A Kimberley miner, after months of futile trials to separate diamonds from other stones, discovers that a greased vibrating inclined board can catch diamonds while other stones roll off. He builds a machine from the accidental method, automating what was once a hand task and cutting time and costs. Pathfinder notes the breakthrough.

Kimberley Pathfinder

The Gullible Cow and a Child Sreck Nadane

Two little girls walk through a field and fear a cow yet plot to ignore fear. They debate deception versus honesty and, in verse, reveal concern about how others would view them. The speaker notes a mixed, moral tone about conscience and courage.

David Moses Sinai

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R. S. Chloupek Seneral Auctioneer Sidney, Neb Sires A Bank Ac Bessey Sidney Drug Co E. Harper Hone Sidney Boyd Mann Russia Wonder Car Cvery Maxwell C. E. Harper Sidney, Nebraska Indiana America Standard Oil Company Omaha U Perry William Ritchie Ritchie & Perry Attorneys-at-Law Bridgeport, Neb Lincoln O. Street Jos, A. Wolf Court House Cheyenne County Abstract Company Joseph M Swenson Cleburne Block HR. H. E. Mantor Stewitts Building C. W. Zike Palace Livery Barn J. C. Swatzlander, M. D Wvestern Drug Co Ffenry GAPEN Law Office Glenn Bliss Bentley Building W.T. Eikner McIntosh J, LL. Roach Myron L. Babcock Logan County Bank Building Sterling Colorado Joseph Oberfelder Unitrep
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