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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
12
A Union Pacific time card shows daily times from 9:93 a m to 6:35 a m with entries 6:20 p m 1:80 a me and 4 a m in carry pass e. Agent J Smonmacen referenced.
A statement touts two years of Republican rule in Nebraska, listing debt reduction, rail and utility regulation, anti corruption laws, primary elections, juvenile courts, education funding, and strengthened public welfare measures. It argues the party’s deeds surpass past promises and urges support for the New Deal and party leaders. References Gaonce Laweon SRELDOR. Oberfelder's fur coats and Essig's shells advertised.
Sidney citizen J P Scearce of Ninth St North Platte Nebraska reports severe neck and kidney pains eased after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He describes great initial relief and complete cure with continued use and recommends the remedy available from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents priced at 50 cents.
Constitution and by laws establish the Western Nebraska High School Basketball League. Membership requires eligibility and majority board approval. Officers include president and secretary treasurer with duties on meetings funds and eligibility. Controlling board sets schedules and eligibility. home teams provide entertainment and keep game proceeds. visiting teams cover road expenses. Spalding guide governs rules with league-bylaw modifications.
Officials are chosen for each game with a referee umpire two timekeepers and a score keeper. If tied by percentage a two game series decides the champion with a possible third game at a neutral site. Officers elected E M Cline president Sidney M M Pateron secretary treasurer meeting in Bridgeport October 17 1908.
Temperance department edited by Dr. Harvey L. Scoggin cites quotes from The Chicago Examiner and St. Louis Christian Advocate arguing for a Prohibition Party alternative to the two major parties. It praises Eugene Wilder Chafin for president and Mr. Watkins for vice president, urging readers to vote for the Prohibition ticket and to learn the correct number of electors.
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