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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1911
Page
2
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Mrs. Heingman visits Mrs. F A Jack. Ray Hardesty wrestles at North Platte. Mrs. Tucker recovers from illness. Dickinson of Sunol visits Sidney. Mrs. A B Knox chats with friends. Citizens plan new residences this fall. Mrs. George Harvey suffers neuralgia. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Bradbury visit from Petersburg. Will Kuebler family pass through from Laramie City. Helen Shoemaker visits uncle W J Shoemaker en route to Laramie Wyoming. Mr and Mrs Hinman regret relapse. he leaves for North Platte. Heinzman family to Omaha for Helen’s music study. The Kings Daughters meet with Miss Gertrude O Kane. winter work to begin. Shoemakers and Simons guests at Col Hasskell's. Jessie Dunne visits. Cornerstone of Court House likely laid by Frank Welch Lodge No 75 with Grand Master Nebraska to assist. date not set.
Charles Hoffmeyer, a well known South Divide farmer, brought in a fine sample of cotton grown on his farm. Farmers north-east of Sidney raise tobacco for personal use. Peanuts have been grown here with success and one farmer plans three acres next season.
J. L. Collins an electrical engineer from Gardner Maine stopped over a day with Mr and Mrs F A Jack. He has managed company finances in Reno and has been transferred to Boston with the Stone and Webster Management Association overseeing electric lighting and railways in major cities. He travels east to marry Mrs Jack's niece whose home is Patten Maine. They took an auto trip to the Jack ranch a 360 acre property thirty miles from Sidney.
A Tecumseh petition circulates to raise the total reward for Hesse to two thousand dollars, combining state and Johnson county offers. Bodies of two women were found five weeks ago in an old well, and Hesse has not been heard from since, though police flood the area with his photos and reward notices.
Rebels in arms challenge order as unions call a general strike across Spain. Government suspends constitutional guarantees and bans meetings while authorities prepare for extreme measures to restore public services and defend social order amid a revolutionary movement led from Barcelona.
Report claims Prince Arthur Duke of Connaught and Governor General of Canada is betrothed to Princess Irene daughter of Grand Duchess Xenia sister of Emperor Nicholas of Russia. The pairing links British royalty with Russian Imperial family amid broader European intrigues.
Thieves entered a Bank of Montreal in New Westminster BC through a rear window. They dug into the vault through a brick wall, wrecked the cage door, and blew open the safe taking 320000 dollars in gold and bills. About 80000 dollars remained untouched in the vault and 20000 in gold lay on a bed where the robbers set up a temporary camp before fleeing.
Official returns show a 26 vote majority for repeal of the prohibitory amendment in Maine. Discrepancies arise between the governor council canvass and secretary of state tabulations which indicate a 138 vote majority for repeal.
President Taft concluded his Marquette visit and turned southward toward Michigan’s lower peninsula and Illinois, planning to invade the western states next week.
A $10,000 currency package bound for the Sioux Falls Savings Bank vanished from the Sioux Falls post office after a Tuesday arrival and regular receipt. No arrests have been made as the mystery remains unsolved.
An early remedy advice urging quick use of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during initial symptoms to prevent loss of days in busy seasons. Sold by all dealers.
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