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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1912
Page
2
Local extra daily except Sunday will carry passengers and offer sleeping dining and reclining chair cars seats free on through trains Tickets sold and baggage checked to any point in the United States or Canada For information maps time tables and tickets contact agent M A SolpMAN or general agent WAKELEY in Omaha Nebraska
An advertisement promotes Rexall Hair Tonic priced 50c and 1.00, claiming it cleanses, stimulates circulation at the roots, removes dandruff, and restores hair health. The Rexall Store at Sidney Drug Co. markets the product with a money back promise if not satisfied. Also mentions Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach disorders.
Alfred Shipman traveled to Denver last week while Mr and Mrs Harry Lauderbach visited Sidney on Monday Francis Kelley made a business trip to Lodgepole on Monday George Heubeck conducted business in Sidney Tuesday A birth announced for Monday October 21 a son A six room house for rent sale or trade Visit details include TN Club gathering and Stokes Orchestra dance at the Tobin Opera House Mrs Cicero Allen and two children left for Omaha on Tuesday night A Parks guest list includes McEldowneys from Chappell M M Kelley of the State Fire Insurance Company visited on Wednesday Dr Ellis departed for Texas joined by wife and children in Denver Joseph Oberfelder made a short state trip to the eastern region Mrs J W McDaniel narrowly escaped blood poisoning from a finger splinter Mrs E T Stark and Mrs E Stark of Fort Morgan visited Lodgepole John Halligan passed through on his way to Bridgeport for Irrigation Congress Rose Street crossing works in progress at the center of the block Heart issues noted for Mrs Klein and possible altitudinal move Ernest Von Forell in town Monday and Wednesday Laurelle Fundingsland broke his right arm at school Tuesday Mrs Floyd Bird left for Greeley Colorado with relatives accompanying to Cheyenne funeral Thanksgiving dance planned by A O U W and Degree of Honor at Tobin Opera House Stokes Orchestra to provide music W C Couch from Sidney visited Fort Kearney in 1865–66 and settled in Sidney Lexington Pioneer
The weekly will join as a monthly standard size issue expanding scope to literary and boosting content. Editor in charge promises greater interest and instruction. The Burlington Company's weekly crop report notes the largest corn crop ever raised between McCook Nebraska and Wray Colorado is maturing.
A Nebraska feature from the Omaha Sunday Bee outlines the state’s geographic center location, fertile soils, climate, and abundant resources. It highlights farming, stock raising, dairy and poultry, irrigation progress, and the University and schools, urging an education campaign to fully utilize Nebraska’s wealth and potential.
John Vogel aged forty five ranchman died at his home ten miles northeast of Alliance Nebraska from injuries suffered in a fall from a haystack two weeks earlier His widow and two sons survive The body was taken to Stanton Nebraska for burial
Will Maupin predicts Nebraska will surpass 750 million pounds in 1912 from total agricultural production including livestock dairy and manufactured goods, reflecting a strong growth outlook for the state's farming and industry sectors.
A prairie fire near Wereris burned roughly a thousand acres before it was brought under control by fire crews. No injuries reported and containment aided by favorable winds and rapid response. Local residents were advised to avoid the area as containment efforts continued.
A fragmented OCR of public notices from Sidney listing officials and district offices. Includes references to Congres sional and State officers, land offices in North Platte and Alliance, local postmasters and clerks, Cheyenne County Fair Association, legislative districts, judicial officers, county commissioners, village trustees, school board members, and Sidney public schools. Names include Altchcock, Norris Brown, Kinkaid, Brown, Bartow, Wood, Shoemaker, McIntosh, Greenlee, Fundingsland, and others.
Fairbury Nebraska reports a successful fall festival with a flower parade led by festival queen Mrs John C Hartigan on an elaborate float. The Commercial club day closes the event tomorrow as crowds enjoy the celebration. A local ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with endorsements from Enos Lollar of Saratoga Indiana and notes it is sold by dealers.
Daniel Meetz will unload two late model 20 horsepower gasoline engines and five bottom self lift plows and provide practical demonstrations next week at Sidney and Potter. He has secured 100 acres two miles north of Sidney for demonstrations. See advertisement and watch for bills giving dates.
Sunday morning and evening services and Sunday school led by Pastor E. Waves with Epworth League events. Lutheran services at 1 and 6 PM with Christian Endeavor. Thursday prayer meetings. Various fraternal and auxiliary groups listed with meeting times and officers across Cheyenne area.
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