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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1910
Page
7
Calming steps advise tying a tightened knot with a handkerchief and forcing blood flow from the wound. A sterilized blade cut, fang puncture, and blood squeeze are described, followed by stopping bleeding with clean paper and saliva. The note ends with a doctor contact suggestion and a cholera case in New York.
Paris reports a general strike halting the Northern railway system across northern France. Workers demanded a daily minimum wage and concessions, sending railway stocks down and sugar and flour prices up. The cabinet met and planned a military basis for rail traffic via a decree to muster railway employees into twenty days service.
Boston October 12 The National Council of Congregational Churches opens its first business session as cooperating societies meet. The American Board marks its 100th anniversary with a foreign missions meeting. Rev Dr James Barton notes Daniel K Pearsons of Hinsdale New Jersey pledged $100 to the Board, adding to a fund of $1,100,008 donated by under ten donors in the last year.
Mr Crock plows with steam plow on the south side. Floomery moves into the Chas Foster house near Nelsons. Ellsebusch serves as juror in the Federal Court in Omaha. Mary Livoni returns from Kimball County after a Fortnight with her sister in law. Nick Mahr recovers from recent Denver surgery for appendicitis. Hartway moves into a new eight room house with modern improvements. Kroon, once south sider now Gothenburg resident, notes potato crop failures and Cheyenne County supply prospects. Fall wheat looks fine. Crock pulls steam plow from Peety. Kid Collins wagon wheel breaks en route to market. Mason Tishue repairs the well. Wright and Culp do well work on the south side. Roy Nelson buys cattle from Len Sherwin. George Fishers new barn nears completion and will shelter stock locally and for neighbors.
Mrs Heimer is unable to move due to rheumatism. Mr Schumacher left for the eastern part of the state after learning of his father’s death. Some recall Pilgrim days as harsh with church sleeping punished. Mrs Robert Epps and her children visit relatives in Tennessee.
Sidney Draw John Tadely and wife visited Mrs E Howe Monday. Mr Stowe hauled potatoes to Sidney Saturday. Mrs C A Glassburn and Addie and Dewitt called on Mrs Ed Nelson Thursday. Ed Howe and Carrie Glassburn in Sidney Saturday. Rev A F E Murless and Mr Heard guests at Glasburn ranch. Edward Nelson away on business Wednesday. Preaching and Sunday School Oct 23 at Glasburn school house. All are welcome. Mrs H A Lockhart sick. Ed Howe and daughter callers at Glassburn ranch Friday evening. J M Nelson and children helped Rasmuson's thresh Monday. John Ladley and wife called at John Gillespie's. Frank Hazlitt and wife Lawrence Ivy and wife callers at W A Nelson's. Rev A E Marlless preached at School house Oct 9. Edward Nelson building fence for sheep. Frank Doty in the Draw Monday. E G Pitts in Colorado Tuesday. Swain and Ivey making hay. Ed Howe building bedroom and kitchen. Milan and Carrie Glassburn in Peetz Friday.
Anna fiarson of the South Divide visits Potter with friends. The Lutheran Guild met in the church basement. Mr. Marti prepares to leave for Paxton for new work. Rep Gunderson becomes a new father. Mrs. Fletcher of Loveland visits relatives. Mrs. Woten hosts Aunt Miles. Prof. Leonard takes a room with Shultz. Agnes Thornburg to Cheyenne for eye consult. Rumor hints at C. W. Johnson opening a restaurant near his store. No new illnesses. patients convalescent. Rev Sorenson resides in church parsonage. preaches at Sextorp. Shultz accompanies him. Chas Heimer and Phillip Nelson visit Potter. Nelson Bros. prosper in lumber. Will Struble arrives to stay. Marti, Keimer, Thornburgs, and Anna Larson share high tea. Chas Stanton takes daughter to Cheyenne eye doctor. Gus Lynn and Mrs. Lynn of Kimball visit Oscar Anderson.
Ben Cartright former Peoria park board secretary stood in circuit court and pleaded guilty to one conspiracy indictment. Fifty other indictments were nolle pressed. He faces immediate transfer to the state penitentiary as prosecutors seek recovery of about $25,000 in shortages.
An insurance agent listing cites the Hartford Insurance Company for fire insurance with Leslie Neubauer named as agent. A local note promotes hot and cold drinks and delicious ice cream at Hinman’s.
Spanish monks and nuns fleeing Lisbon arrive at Vigo Babajoz and other frontier points. At Babajoz, a bishop orders Carmelite convent support for the nuns. Premier Canal isas says the government pities the exiles yet cannot tolerate a permanent invasion.
A Lisbon to Gibraltar suspect was arrested in Gibraltar prompting heightened protection for King Manuel. Officials report added security measures as authorities monitor potential threats.
Farm tool listing announcing the Empire Separator available for agricultural use. Sold by C. W. Hornaday with no additional contact details or pricing provided.
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