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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1913
Page
5
Local ad copy urges residents to treat chronic appendicitis with Adler ika buckthorn bark and glyc erine compound. It claims many residents mistake appendicitis symptoms for gas or stomach trouble and promises instant relief from a single dose. The piece cites Laune's Pharmacy as the source and frames the remedy as a quick improvement.
Albert G. Bryant of the World Peace Foundation outlined steps to found a World Peace Society in Omaha after an address on world arbitration at the Commercial club. William F. Baxter was chosen to chair a committee to coordinate with the club and pursue a world congress of leading minds to settle international issues by arbitration.
Omaha dispatch reports William I. Deve reese, registrar of the Local Bertillon record of criminals, has obtained measurements of Joe Waters who died in South Omaha and is believed to have been involved in the Fremont double murder. Authorities note Waters’ degenerate appearance and compare the case to the Villisea killings of June 10, 1912. In other notes, Jack Garvey survived a lightning strike near Albion, Neb, suffering shock as his team was struck. one horse died. Beatrice case seeks habeas corpus to free a wife detained by her husband’s claim of confinement by her parents and return her to Odell.
A remark on how every new form of wrongdoing attracts volunteers eager to test it. The statement suggests that novelty in crime provokes testing and exploration by individuals seeking to push boundaries.
Lincoln news item reports that Nebraska babies scored high in state fair events with Orville Hanning at 985 percent and Miss Chapman and Frank Jackson at 99 percent. Other notes cover rail dining car policy, Nebraska milk cow train plans, county tax settlements, hotel licensing, and public appointments including J R Duncan becoming state horticultural board secretary.
A Scottsbluff valley team forfeited after Sidney tied the score at four in the sixth. Sidney won two baseball games, then defeated Boston Bloomers 6 to 1. J. Fine and Simodymus starred for Sidney with multiple hits. J. D. McMillen won a 100 yard race against Scottsbluff, and Scottsbluff reportedly paid about fifty dollars to Sidney supporters.
In a defense driven contest Sidney scores three runs on two base hits by Bill Fine and Darnell with McGowan driving in Meecham as V Meecham is put out by McCoy. Sidney tallies early then Bloomers respond with limited offense. Batteries: Sidney Slerry Sim odymus and J Fine. Bloomers C Collard and B Jordan.
Lincoln Iowa and Colorado governors head to Lincoln on September 23 to back a coast to coast highway association. Governor Clarke of Iowa, Governor Ammons of Colorado, and Governor More of Nebraska plan a day with boosters. The route runs Chicago to Salt Lake City over 1,600 miles following river routes and major intercity highways.
Larks are small ground dwelling birds of the family Alaudidae with short wings and tail. They inhabit open grassy areas, nest on the ground, and feed on insects seeds and berries. The family includes about 100 species and spans Europe Asia Africa with only the horned or shore lark in America and one in Australia.
Large breeds best for caponizing while a few months old capon is no better than a cockerel. A capon gains fat and grows large with maturity though quality remains key. Capons mature slowly and cannot be sold young. a half grown guinea, split and buttered, is said to be unexcelled for meat.
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