Church Services Highlight Labor Union Address and Baptism Plans
In Sunday services four new members joined, bringing total to forty six, as the pastor addressed a labor union with attentive miners recalling his organizing days. He plans further talks to unions, and April first will feature Christ and the Laboring Man with railroad guests. Special music and a baptismal service are set for Sunday morning and an evening lecture titled Earth Bound.
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Eer
Missouri
Sint
Dean Dixon
Sermons and Fellowship at Local Church Offer Additions
The Church of Christ invites all to Sunday services with sermons on “Wanted Modern Isaiahs” and “Hell's Disappointment.” Bible school and Christian Endeavor welcome all ages, midweek worship is strong, and a pre Easter campaign is bringing in new members. Minister Stephen J. Epler invites participation and service.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor Meetings
Stephen J. Epler
Revival Continues Through Easter With Special Services
The revival gains strong interest this week and runs through March 27. The Junior Chorus, led by Joe Holland, will sing Saturday and Sunday with a special platform appearance. Holy Week follows, highlighting the crucifixion and resurrection. Bishop Homer C. Stuntz will visit April 3 for both morning and evening services.
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Joe Holland
Homer C. Stuntz
M. Cc. Smith
Lutheran German Service at the Lutheran Church
Sunday afternoon at 2 50 the Lutheran church conducts a German service followed by Sunday school after the service. Pastor F Droegemuller leads.
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Lutheran Church
F. Droegemueller
Palm Sunday Services At First Presbyterian Church
Palm Sunday observed with morning worship at 11 o clock titled Making Christ King. Special music and an evening 7 30 program feature anthems and favorite hymns led by the choir. Casual invitation from Pastor A J Kearns to attend at Box Butte and Seventh corner.
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Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Corner Box Butte
A. J. Kearns
Doctor with a Large Practice Quip
The quote jokes about a physician whose practice is so extensive he tells a patient there is nothing wrong when there is nothing amiss. The remark uses humor to critique medical overreach and confidence.
The Apple Coats and Suits and Pioneer Ghosts
A quirky column notes a clothing merchant licenses apple as a trademark and jokes about impact on the business. It then recalls Lieutenant Pearson’s strange travel by airplane and mule. The piece ends with a wry remark on congressional sessions and a derailed diary of a man found dead in his cellar.
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Apple
Wampus
Lieutenant Pearson
St. Joseph (Mo
Random Shots and Ribbing from a Busy Desk
A lively column pokes fun at local editors and humorists. It recalls an odd attic to cellar inventory with whisky and a mat, mocks Chanute Tribune satire, notes a Harvard anecdote in Omaha, and jokes about bootleggers, welfare talk, and state politics with sharp asides on Lincoln hotel mysteries.
Appearances mislead as Milburn acts oddly at Thieles
A blurred 1900s style column recalls George Milburn at Thieles behaving oddly after a friend buys him an 11 cent cigar. The piece riffs on crime statistics, prizes for wives, driving versus milking, and old sayings, with satirical asides about standpatter and baggage.
Personal notices from the region reflect travel and visits
Mrs. Nell Mendenhall made a business trip to Gillette Wyoming the first part of the week. Mrs. Cliff Kerr went to Denver for a two week visit with friends. Boyd Bennett and A H McLaughin of Marsland motored to Alliance on business. Mrs. Beechout was taken to the hospital after an X ray at the Slagle clinic. F A Wright, Omaha attorney, formerly of Scottsbluff, stopped over en route to Omaha. Miss Frances Nicholson left for McCook for a few days with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Noble and son joined Mr. Noble in Denver to establish a home there. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Salisbury and children headed to Holdrege to visit his father for a week. Miss Alfa Longton of Great Falls goes to Red Cloud to visit friends. Mrs. J T Wiker and Ruth Morris returned from Great Falls after attending a sister’s funeral. Miss Maude Martin and Stanley Stevens visited E M Martin, then returned to Lincoln. Judge L A Berry returned from Gering where he was on legal business. Frank Hamblin, formerly a city carpenter, is visiting Alliance.
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Nell Mendenhall
Gillette
Wyo
Cliff Kerr
Denver
Boyd Bennett
A. H. McLaughin
Marsland
Alliance
Beechout
Slagle Clinic
F. A. Wright
Omaha
Scottsbluff
Frances Nicholson
McCook
Neb
Jack Noble
Mr. Noble
Harry Salisbury
Chiaren
Holdrege
Alfa Longton
Great Falls
Red Cloud
J. T. Wiker
Ruth Morris
Mont
T. F. McCue
Stock hogs wanted by the Nebraska Land Co
Questionable clipping notes stock hogs sought by the Nebraska Land Co with stray lines about court fights and social roles and a remark on transportation rates. The fragmentary text mixes livestock advert and editorial snippets mentioning the American woman and geese migration.
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The
Nebraska Land Co
Beggar Pleads for Drink in Brief Exchange
A beggar asks for aid and the other man promises help, asking how much money or drink the petitioner has. The dialogue shows a gruff response and a willing, if cautious, offer.
Double danger plot tied to ex-crown prince in war quest
A Dutch correspondent reports a discovered plot linked to the recon quest of Germany by the ex-crown prince. The motive, if successful, would have served both sides, with the stamp remark suggesting steadfastness in sticking to a goal.
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Germany
Punch
London
We Should Bury Our Failures Without Inquests
The statement urges moving beyond blame and delay by concealing errors and avoiding formal investigations. It argues for decisive action to prevent stagnation and maintain progress despite past missteps.
Women’s fashion costs rise. what they must show for it
The Washington Post notes that women’s clothes remain expensive, implying the value and display demanded by fashion. It contrasts prices with what buyers gain, hinting at social expectations and styling costs.
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Washington Post
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