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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1928

Page

3

How Sweet the Name of Jesus Sounds Hymn History

Reverend H Claire Welker presents John Newton’s life and hymn career in a biographical sketch. From a youth shaped by harsh discipline to a convert who authored Olney Hymns and centuries of Christian songs, Newton’s journey from infidelity to faith is traced with emphasis on his shipboard sins, abolition era ties, and biblical scholarship.

H. Claire Welker Presbyterian Church Telegraph Jesus John Newton Zion City Ritter England Liverpool Whitefield Church of England Olney Cowper St. Mary’s Woolnoth London Africa Jesus Christ Bucks

Thirty Mile Canal irrigation changes Nebraska farming

Gothenburg workers on 15 000 acres south of the Platte have water from a private 30 mile canal. One year crop failure costs exceed 350 000 dollars while insurance costs 350 000. Farmers paid 12 50 an acre cash with notes. Yant Construction of Omaha built the canal in nine months, with 300 workers, 45 miles of laterals, 1 500 structures and 100 bridges. The project aims to enrich Platte valley land now graded as semi arid.

Gothenburg Platte Nebraska Thirty- Mile Canal Company Yant Construction Company of Omaha Yant Construction Company Platte Valley Platte River

Lodge Pole Child Falls Into Water Tank Sunday

A two year old, John Kirk, nearly drowned at his Lodge Pole area home when he slipped into a water tank Sunday. His brother Dallas, six, rescued him by keeping his head above water and summoning their mother, who revived him at home. Mills in Japan source almost all raw cotton yarns for China and others, buying 727,023 bales in five months, down slightly from last year due to industry conditions.

John H. B. Kirk Lodge Pole Dallas Japan China

Railroad Notes Time Spent Across Towns and States

Mr and Mrs C C Taylor returned Sunday from Osceola after visiting Mrs Taylor's mother P C Kirkpatrick returned Sunday from Omaha on business Mr and Mrs A C Green came back from Omaha after visiting relatives Fred George spent Sunday in Sterling Mr and Mrs J T Armstrong spent Sunday with Fay L Eaton L L Scott drove to Grover Colo and brought his wife and son back Mrs Scott had been visiting her parents F Hahn of Grover C M Livoni returned from a business trip to California Miss Mildred Crosbie spent the weekend at Laramie Wyo and returned to Sydney Sunday Miss Delilah Erwin spent spring vacation with her parents Robert and Cecile Jones spent spring vacation at home and returned to Lincoln midweek The U P Railway delivered 50 car cattle train to Burns Wyo from Oregon.

C C Taylor Osceola Taylor P C. Kirkpatrick Omaha A. C. Green Fred George Sterling J. T. Armstrong Fay L. Eaton L. L. Scott Grover Colo Scott F. Hahn C M. Livoni California Mildred Crosbie Laramie Wyo Sidney Delilah Erwin B. F. Erwin Robert Cecile Jones Robert Jones Lincoln U. P. Railway Company Burns, Wyo Oregon

Imposters Linked to Nebraska Poultry Help Claims

Nebraska extension officials warn against imposters posing as University of Nebraska agricultural college staff to tout lice and disease removal services. Professors say only college representatives may legitimize such work, and false claims are being reported across southern and central counties. The article notes licensed credentials and authenticity checks, stressing the college does not sell services or products.

Nebraska State College of Agriculture F. E. Mussehl University of Nebraska Agricultural College State College Nebraska Agricultural College Lancaster County J. R. Redditt J H. Claybaugh Extension Service Agricultural College of the University of Nebraska Mussehl Dean W . Burr

Easter Visits and Local Gatherings in Potter Area

SEXTORP Mr and Mrs Arlo Fisher and son Harlan shopped in Potter Wednesday. Miss Christena Kocour spent the weekend in and around Dalton visiting friends. Farmers Union met at Art Schubarth home with a large crowd. Mr and Mrs Peter Nelson and family spent Easter with Lloyd Shaw near Potter. Local residents attended Easter cantata at the church in Potter Sunday. Mr Dykeman, a brother of Allen Dykeman, was seen in Potter.

Arlo Fisher Harlan Potter Christena Kocour Dalton Herbert Herboldsheime Roy Robert Nelson Oscar Redeen Ray Johnson Farmers Union Art Schubarth Peter Nelson Lloyd Shaw Geraldine Crowell Mr. Church Fern Sanders Howard Yost Leslie Sanders Myrtle Nelson Clinton Shaw George Reetz Allen Dykeman Mr. Dykeman

West Gurley Flu Strikes Local residents

Miss Hilda Ewert remains ill with the flu while Mrs. Ray Spiker recovers from a second relapse. Leona Sorge assists with housework. Mrs. Dave Brown visited Mrs. Caldwell. club attendance by Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Knox. Bert Walker and Victor Knox brought home a team of mules from Simla. Groshans, Rose, Kenneth, Richard Schuetz, and Mabel Kretz visited the Knox home. Mrs. Larson called on Mrs. Spiker Friday.

Hilda Ewert Ray Spiker Leona Sorge Dave Brown Caldwell Walker Knox Hank Schmidt Bert Walker Victor Knox Simla Groshans Rose Kenneth Richard

Christening and Dinner With Kurz and Walker Families

At the Walker home a family dinner followed the christening of their little daughter by Rev Kenyon at Gurley Methodist Church. Jean Cath Norma Jean Seimers, daughter of Edwin and Norma Seimers, was christened at St Pauls Lutheran in Sidney with W F Peters officiating and a supper for 35 relatives at the Seimers home. Attendees included the Fastenau Seimers Segelke families and guests Otto Kurz Frank Kurz Jim Sparks Bert Walker and others.

Erine Walker Home Otto Kurz Otto Kure Jr Frank Kurz Jim Sparks Bert Walker Kenyon Methodist Gurley Jean Cath Fastenau Seimers Segelke Norma Jean Seimers Edwin Seimers St Paul's Lutheran Church Sidney Res F Peters Seimers

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