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The Sidney Telegraph lists subscription prices: one year postage paid $1.50, six months $0.75, single copies available. The notice marks the publication as mailed from Sidney Nebraska and entered as second class matter.
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Easter Decorations and Local Happenings in Lodgepole
The Telegraph reports Easter services with floral decorations at the Lutheran church by Miss Tyrone Allen Ella Williams Carrie Barnhart and performances by Mrs Moore Mrs Keltner and Miss Allen. County Judge Shuman issues a marriage license to Cornelius Weyerts and Mary Cramer. Lodgepole village election passes without contest with four old-board members reelected and Hiuysh McFadden joining. W P Miles warns residents to remove filth and garbage from alleys or face removal at their expense.
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Tyrone Allen
Ella Williams
Carrie Barnhart
Moore
Keltner
Essig
Miss Allen
Shuman
Cornelius M. Weyerts
Mary Cramer
Lodgepole
Joseph Oberfelder
J. J. McIntosh
M. H. Tobin
E. Trognitz
Hiuysh McFadden
W. P. Miles
Private citizen buries bones of man found on prairie
The Telegraph notes bones believed to be from a murdered man lay bleaching on prairie west of town for years. Coroner inquests occurred, but time and curiosity kept exposing them. J. H. Suries the barber buried the remains, proving a humane act amid a story of possible brutality and past life hardship.
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Prairce
J. H. Suries
Suries
Out of Debt Means Without Worry
Three young brothers farmers in the county live thriftily, paying cash for what they buy and enjoying a good living with farms and furnishings paid for. They stress thrift, religion, and education as keys to improving the world economically spiritually and physically.
County Nurse Report for March in Schools
Report details visits to schools, pupil enrollment inspections and health issues. totals include 419 pupils enrolled and 414 inspected with 284 defective, 20 overweight and 10 underweight. dental clinics held four and fifty children treated. extractions 89, fillings 76, prophylactics 10.
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Romantic Roots of Weber and Handel in Early Music Memory
Educational piece highlights Carl Maria Weber as a pioneer of romantic opera and notes his influence on Wagner, especially Der Freischutz andInvitation to the Waltz. It recounts Handel as a master of oratorios and the Hallelujah Chorus, detailing The Messiah’s enduring popularity and the Dublin 1742 premiere.
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Weber
Carl Maria Weber
John Vay-Ber
Entin
Germany
Fathher
Schubert
Beethoven
Wagner
Morquart
Chopin
Handel
George Friedriche
Halle
England
United States
Dublin
London
Fragmented Urban Snippets Highlight Local Life
A noisy street column notes a man with poor bank credit avoiding shop windows, critiques crooked politics and jail justice, recalls a murder wish by Mrs. Peete, warns against speaker anger, and mocks ear muff fashion. It mentions a Sid ney home Jiggs dinner and a social diary blurb. An earthquake remark leans to financial shocks.
Traveling men threaten Sundays away from Sidney
Bitter complaints from traveling men about Sidney hospitality. They report slow service, claiming it delays their thirst until they must wait thirty-five minutes after getting off the train. They warn they may spend Sundays in another town if prompt service does not improve.
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Sidney
Oratorio origins and early private devotion scenes
Oratorio derives from oratorio meaning a small chapel used for private devotion. In the late Sixteenth century a Dome movement shaped the form. A priest invited youths to his private oratory each week to enact Bible scenes, greatly heightening interest.
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Dome
What's Wrong With the World lecture at St Patrick's Monday
Peter W. Collins, a widely traveled American lecturer, presents What's Wrong With the World at St Patrick's Auditorium Monday evening at 8 p m. The talk follows a note on music accompanying biblical plays and oratorios, highlighting solo voices and choruses with full orchestra and minimal staging.
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Peter W. Collins
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
St. Patricks’s
Teachers Certificate Examinations Held April 15 1922
Examinations for teachers certificate subjects will be given on Saturday April 15 1922 at the high school building Lodgepole Nebraska and at the courthouse Sidney All certificate subjects will be given at this time Anna McFadden County Superintendent.
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Lodgepole
Nebraska
Court House
Sidney
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