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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1914
Page
7
J W McDaniel of Sidney Nebraska announces as a Democratic candidate for Cheyenne County Sheriff after the primary. He pledges impartial enforcement of the law and calls on voters to support him, offering prompt service to protect property day or night.
Extension Service releases a revised bulletin list and reports on Feeding Alfalfa to Horses. It details University Farm experiments, farmer letters, and availability of Extension Circular No. 28. Also discussed are crop diversification benefits from data at the Nebraska Experiment Station and related exhibits at the State Fair.
In Great Bookman, Surrey, England, wives who go on their summer seaside holiday are greeted by one or two expert climbers at midnight who insert old brooms into the chimneys. This sign marks that the husband, head of the house, holds supervision over domestic arrangements alongside his ordinary work.
A Pittsburgh Dispatch item reports Miss Soulsby lacking tact when Mr Jag gies, famed for unpaid debts, asked her to sing. She proceeded to the piano and sang Trust Flim Not, prompting social commentary on tact and propriety.
Fielder A Jones, ex Chicago White Sox manager, named head of St Louis Federal league plans after three years as Northwestern league president. Cornell begins use of new concrete stadium by 1915 with football and track on a rebuilt athletic field funded by Schnellkopf gift. Leach Cross defeats Joe Rivers in a twenty round bout. Connie Mack seeks Walter Johnson for winter tours to coast and will delay Johnson's decision.
Official reports from Paris and London describe Allied advances against Germany with gains along the Ourcq and Petit Morin rivers. Claims include a victory at Precy Sur Oise and German forces falling back toward Verdun, while Russian and Austro-Hungarian actions unfold in Poland and Galicia. The pathfinder incident, troop movements, and strategic setbacks are noted amid naval and aerial uncertainty.
Charles Shorten, Worcester Worcester team right fielder, sold to the Red Sox and will report in Boston after the season. Terms not announced. Shorten previously played for Worcester and hails from Scranton Pennsylvania, with prior play in the New York State league.
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