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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1923
Page
12
Catholic church schedules mass at 7:80 a.m. and 8 a.m. instruction and benediction. Rev. Anton Link leads. St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church to hold English services at 11:00 a.m. Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. Quarterly meeting of voting members set for Sunday at 8 p.m. Pastor H Peters in charge.
Trinity English Lutheran Church Sidney announces Sunday August Std 1 28 Church School at 10 A M No morning worship Evening worship at 6 P M Sermon theme The Things Which Belong To Thy Peace.
The public is cordially invited to Sunday services at 11 a.m. led by Rev. W. T. Kahne D. D. pastor. Come and attend as the church invites the community to participate in the themed service.
The Presbyterian Church reports a strong Sunday service with a male quartet giving a notable performance. The event featured the "Safety First" subject and highlighted engaged attendance.
The church announces Bible school will run regularly during the pastor’s vacation. There will be no preaching services through August. A Sunday school picnic is planned for Tuesday afternoon, July 31, announced by Rev. Samuel Light, the pastor.
Sunday School at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. Epworth League at 7 p.m. Evening preaching at 7 p.m. Rev. Lewis, a former pastor, is visiting and preached last Sunday morning. Friends were glad to see him. Do not forget the services as announced in the church calendar. Your presence is an inspiration.
Mrs Don King spent last week visiting friends in Scottsbluff. Miss Ada Taylor returned Monday from Chadron normal school after eight weeks and plans to teach near Alliance. Mrs Otto Hink senior visits the home of her daughter Mrs Ernest Stuht.
By order of the Cheyenne County District Court Isola P Wasson clerk directs Sheriff J W McDaniel to sell at public auction on September 4 1923 at 3 PM the north half of the northeast quarter and the north half of the northwest quarter of section 2 township 15 north range 52 west Sixth Meridian Cheyenne County Nebraska at the courthouse front door Sidney Nebraska for cash sale open one hour.
Court order directs sale of real estate in Sidney Nebraska by J W McDaniel sheriff. Property: south half of northeast quarter and south half of northwest quarter in section two township fifteen north range fifty two west. Auction held September 4 1922 at 2 PM at courthouse front door for cash to highest bidder.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a county court orders John Tishue administrator to appear August 27, 1923 at 10 a.m. to show cause why he should not be removed for non residence in Nebraska. Dated August 2, 1923. Kepler Krats Lawyers Sidney Nebraska.
A social worker asks why Beth and other women are portrayed as both intelligent and attractive in public discourse. The piece explores gender stereotypes, societal expectations, and the tension between intellect and appearance in media coverage.
Special Agent William Boulton and assistants nab three leaders of a box-car theft gang at Drowsyville on the M M railroad after six months of work. The thieves looted silk and valuables, sold to a fence, and confessed after police guard was set.
A Broadway tobacconist offers customers paying a dollar or less with a five dollar bill the exact change in silver plus a neatly wrapped four one dollar bills packet. A paper slip printed “$4.00” bears the store name, imitating bank practice for packed currency.
A car owner faced a stalled flivver at a service station. The mechanic, after testing many parts, replaced two coils forgotten by the owner. The motor then started and ran unevenly for a short period before smoothing out as the repair took effect.
A student reports asking a postmistress for a money order but lacking the three cent fee, prompting a decision to return at noon. The exchange reveals the momentary confusion and possible reason behind the delay.
A Detroit News item notes a letter sent from Toronto carries a message stamped on it urging readers to write home often to keep the family together. The simple inscription reflects wartime or long-distance family care conveyed through mail.
Rates to send a radio letter to London and to Germany now cost only slightly more than postage. The change makes rapid overseas messaging more affordable for personal and business use.
A Cincinnati project aims to study how different upbringing affects youth behavior. Officials describe the effort as examining how environment shapes development and outcomes for local children. The initiative seeks community input and outlines plans for extending support services.
A thoughtful observation on character: truly good men rarely boast of their virtues while those who loudly claim honesty or prowess may be counterfeit. The piece contrasts hidden integrity with ostentatious self-praise, warning against self-proclaimed virtue.
A grocer explains the proper pronunciation of a word with emphasis on the first syllable. He notes many say en dive with I as in light, but correct form is en div with I as in tin.
The reader expresses enjoyment of Moses and his steadfast leadership in the Old Testament. A reference to a George Eliot quote notes Moses bore a difficult burden and died as others prepared to reap benefits. The passage blends literary reflection with biblical praise.
A fragmentary remark cites Diderot noting libertines as hideous spiders that trap pretty butterflies in a metaphorical critique of beauty and vice.
A dated aphorism notes that repeating a partial truth can do more harm. The text then markets a Chevrolet coupe at $828.00, attributed to Sidney.
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