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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1915
Page
5
Goodyear promotes Fortified Tires as superior to rivals, citing high ownership of pleasure-car tires and a 45 percent price cut since two years. It claims five exclusive advantages improve durability and reduce trouble, urging readers to buy at listed Goodyear Service Stations.
Sidney lists prices for macaroni wheat red wheat potatoes and hay plus local notes. Harry Bixby returns from Kearney Military Academy for Easter with parents. The High School Lecture Course resumes April 20 at the opera house featuring the Amphion Male Quartette with a longer notice forthcoming.
St Patrick's Catholic Church outlines Easter Sunday services with 8 am mass and 11 am High Mass featuring Berge's Mass with orchestra. Assistant priest Father McLaughlin, former Alliance resident, replaces Father Kiel who is recovering from an operation in Denver. Bible School at 10:90 am and evening service at 7:30 pm. Prayer service and bible study next Wednesday at 7:30 pm. Other activities include Preaching and Communion at 11:00 am and Y P S C B at 6:30 pm.
You are welcome to our services next Sunday as follows. Sunday school at 9 45 a m Morning worship at 11 00 a m Luther League at 6 45 p m Evening worship at 7 30 p m.
Samuel Hardman lay missionary will lead Easter evening services at Christ Church on April 4 at 7 30 p m The Rt Rev Geo Allen Beecher will conduct services at Christ Church on April 5 at 7 30 p m
Regular services Sunday at 11 with special music and a sermon on The Living Christ from Matt 28 6. Evening service includes a potential sermon on the liquor traffic if no outside speakers. Epworth League discussed the race problem. next Sunday subjects Promise of Immortality. Sunday School at 10 aims to break 150 and asks parents to bring children. W A Hornday Superintendent.
A lengthy unsigned letter in The Telegraph argues for voting on April 6 to influence wet versus dry policy. It critiques saloon culture, urges personal responsibility, and calls for community harmony, urging readers to support prudence, charity, and a flourishing Sidney through practical virtue rather than sentiment.
A Sidney delegation from Providence Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star boarded No. 19 to Kimball to assist Grand Lecturer Mrs. Anna Davis of Alliance in instituting a Kimball Chapter. The ceremony featured Mrs. Davis with assistances, and six candidates were initiated by Providence Chapter after the lodge was opened. Mrs. Mary McIntosh, Worthy Matron, directed officers to flawless work, aided by H. Schroeder, Bassett, Schroeder, Grabill, Jessen, and others.
Mrs Nicholson secretary and other officers listed, followed by a rising vote of thanks to Providence Chapter for assistance and ritual. Pine Bluffs Chapter sent delegations as observers while Sidney Chapter returned for Co BE S work. Pine Bluffs initiated twelve candidates. Sidney enjoyed the outing and may accept weekly invitations. Bridgeport trip saw Grand Lecturer aid an Alliance Chapter lodge with spectators present.
The North Platte Valley Declamatory contest in Alliance on March 25 featured five schools Alliance Bayard Bridgeport Kimball and Sidney. Medals went to Sidney three to Alliance two to Kimball. Grace Foster won the gold in oratory with strong showings by John Lynn Kimball and Jura Hawkins Nellie Dedrick Hanna Cotant and Phyllis Corbett excelled in dramatic and humorous divisions. Caps and gowns will be used for commencements to add dignity and reduce costs. North side school ground got swings and yard improvements. attendance reaches about 40 pupils.
A weather sketch from Aurora Neb notes murky skies and delaying rain as spring buds form. A dispatch from the Omaha World-Herald dated March 27 reports county board actions: John Cain, former Second District commissioner, returns to the board after a supreme court ruling affecting last fall appointees, with Mintum defended in a recount and J B Halston now serving as commissioner.
The text asserts that plumbing work reflects their effort and sanitary methods. It promises high quality equipment and invites the public to view the stock of fixtures to prove the statement. It emphasizes artistic and utilitarian perspectives and urges a visit to inspect offerings.
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