Presbyterian Pension Fund Drives 15 Million Endowment
The Presbyterian church campaigns to raise fifteen million dollars for a permanent clergy pension fund. It argues pensions ease ministry turnover, stabilize supply, and allow clergy to serve without costly anxiety. The piece compares Protestant, Catholic, and Episcopal approaches and urges widespread church responsibility for aging ministers.
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Presbyterian Church
United States
Protestant Episcopal
Message of Cheyenne County Radio Talks Praise
Cheyenne county and Sidney receive publicity via radio talks from KMA Shenandoah Iowa. J A Bentley Land company of this city promotes Cheyenne County as a premier agricultural center. The campaigns aim to sell western Nebraska to Nebraskans and to inform the nation of the county’s attributes. Bentley office reports a flood of inquiry letters from across the country.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
KMA
Shenandoah
Iowa
J. A. Bentley Land Company
Nebraska
Union hotel opens in Pantenburg block in Sidney
Local telegraph page notes Gus Wellner, Union hotel proprietor, opens in Pantenburg block and plans small scale stock raising. Adjacent items include A P A meeting in Columbus, Essig's matching Montgomery Ward prices, five saloon licenses granted, a five inch snow, and other Sidney notices.
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The
Telegraph
Gus Wellner
Union Hotel
Pantenburg
Sidney
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
Alliance
Ogalalla Reflector
Brownson
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