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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1924
Page
10
A collage of humorous vignettes and exchanges in a near era scrapbook style. Doctors dentists and brides tease with oddities about gold flakes, gowns, kissing, and misheard phrases. A freight depot threat and a church fee quip punctuate the light urban humor with sly social observations.
A terse exchange features a taunt about a car as a speaker asks Brown for his best speed. Brown replies with a boastful line claiming he achieved six times in one mile, implying repeated high-speed runs.
University of Nebraska experts urge cleaning sows before farrowing to prevent disease and pig losses, noting that pasture feeding saves corn and tankage compared to dry lots. U S agriculture data show higher earnings with more schooling, from country to college levels, across Georgia and Kansas programs.
The Nebraska dairy industry shows steady gains led by butter production. In 1922 Nebraska ranked fifth in creamery butter output with 74,900,000 pounds and exported about 75 percent of its butter. Nebraska sold butter worth around ten million dollars in New York City, ranking fourth in shipments to the city. Experts urge better dairy herd quality and wider use of silos to cut production costs.
An editorial argues that proper feeding and breed selection are crucial for dairy profitability in Nebraska. It cautions against dual purpose or beef-dairy crossbreeding and notes a current surplus of feed, strong pastures, and a healthy butterfat market, suggesting farmers can achieve better profits with focused dairy practices.
The local International Bible Students Assn class meets every Sunday at two o clock P M at 102 Street. All interested in Bible study are invited to attend. Clara Downey Class Secretary.
The notice lists Mass times for Sundays at 7 38 in the morning and 12 28 am, Rosary and Benediction at 7 38 pm, and Weekday Masses at 8 00 am. Rev. Anton is the priest mentioned.
The service last Sunday focused on worship through song and word, teaching that a better life comes under the master ship of Jesus Christ. The mene club postponed to April 5 meets Wednesday, and Westminster Circle gathers Thursdays starting April 17. C E social Friday night, preaching at 11, Bible school 10, C E 6:30. Church and state are separated by law. Real Christians make the best citizens. If we love our country let Christ be supreme. Gamuel Light, Pastor.
The pastor reports a well received address by Jean Valjean and outlines a week of evangelistic meetings starting Sunday night through the week. Easter programs include new member reception, baptism, a choir, solos, and a brief address by Rev Kilburn. Special notices will follow for members.
Mr. H. M. Mitchell of Pine Bluff Wyoming, former Sidney church pastor, will preach next Lord's day April 13 in the morning and evening. Members and friends are invited to attend.
The third division will hold a Kennington program and supper on Wednesday April 16 in the M E church parlors.
The St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church announces Palm Sunday services in German at 11 00 and in English at 7 30. A congregational meeting is set for April 13 at 2 00. Announcements for communion are requested for April 16. Holy Week includes English services with Holy Communion on April 17 at 10 30, and German Holy Communion on Good Friday April 18 at 10 30.
UNITED LUTHERANHURCH Palm Sunday events Sunday April 13 with church school 10 am and service 8 pm confirmation address. Gurley Grace Church Palm Sunday April 18 church school 10 am confirmation 11 am Holy Thursday April 17 8 pm Holy Communion Good Friday April 18 10 30 am sermon the Worlds Greatest Tragedy Rev W T Kahee pastor invited public to all services.
The M E Church lists Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 am with Epworth League at 6 30 pm and a second preaching service at 7 30 pm Attendance at Sunday school and morning worship is rising weekly and many strangers were present last week across services.
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