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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1914

Page

6

Dalton church invites all for regular services and feast

The Presbyterian church of Dalton invites everyone in Dalton and vicinity to Sunday school at 10 a m morning service at 11 a m and evening service at 8 p m A mission feast is planned at St John s German Lutheran church southeast of Weyerts on Sunday August 16 at 10 30 a m German services by Rev Slekman Hastings Neb and English services by Pastor Paul Ottosper all are welcome event details include local sermon and community invitation

The Presbyterian Church of Dalton Alexander Wimberly Weyerts St. John’s Slekman Hastings Neb Paul Ottosper

Potter notes war heat dances and local visits

Potter society page recalls potter residents and visitors. Mr and Mrs Geo Thornburg of Sidney spend Sunday in Potter while A J Branscom travels to Aberdeen and Mrs B visits Sidney. D H W Shultz attends state convention as a delegate. Dance nights at Thornburg Hall and Dalton barn. Dr Ames nearing occupancy with improved offices and sleeping porch. Joe Keough and bride arrive from Denver to occupy former Banta rooms. Warnings of ill behavior and a hand injury from wind mill repair. Local charity leadership appointees and upcoming concerts from Allen Beach and Wesleyan University.

White Sox Bronson Bronson White Sox Beyers Prank Beyer John Walsh Henry Walsh Bronson Battery Potter Quinn John Saurs Frank Gerret P. A. Pultz Brown Sidney Fishman Geo. Thornburg A. J. Branscom Aberdeen Ss. D D. HW. Shultz H. Biggs Marshal Hansen Wigh Ames Allen Beach Wesleyan University Woman's Aid Lora Adams Ladely Cheyenne Farrell Dalton Pat Dalton Joe Keough Bride Denver Banta Keough Bushnell Spalding Neraska State Assembly Johnson W. Johnson Colorado Leola Dypdah Greely L. W Bickle Kimball Joseph Johnson Ranch

How to Get Strength After Sickness

Nourishment determines strength after illness whether from a cold or serious sickness. Relapses and chronic weakness follow illness without proper nourishment. Scott's Emulsion has restored strength for forty years, providing pure nourishment that builds blood and supports nerves and lungs to avert tuberculosis.

Scott

Dalton residents see town life and moves spillover

Dalton residents report moves and visits as Ray Buchanan resigns from J A Walford store and heads to Steamboat Springs Colorado. Emma Busacker becomes a Lady Clerk at J A Walford. Jens Englert buys a Case engine. other locals travel to Bridgeport Wayne Neb and Fort Morgan Colo. Tempest and Sunshine by Agnes DeVere group set for Armuth Hall August 12 13 with a big dance planned August 15.

Ray Buchanan J. A. Walforl Steanboat Springs Colorado Bill Christensen Jens Englert Bridgeport Helzer Emma Busacker J. A. Walford Clough Sery Neal Thompson Marguerite Baker Wayne Neb Fo Hedlund Nedlund Homer Wiker John Wiker

North Divide Local Notes and Farm Updates

In North Divide William Simms threshes A Limbeck winter wheat while W E Swatzlander threshes remaining crop and builds a granary for grain. Violet Higgin visits brother C E Higgins. Ethlyn Rogers leaves for Akron Colorado. Joseph Hahler of Sidney looks up beef cattle. Aurrich Bros fence leased land on Sec 7 15 50. Clara post office patrons now receive mail a day earlier. The community hopes for rain.

Wm. Simms A. Limbeck Clara Post Office

Bronson Sees Drought Delay Plowing and Threshing

In Bronson rain is badly needed as plowing stalls. Ed Swatzlander threshing outfit worked for Frank Portrey and Pete Beyers, finishing Monday. Portrey’s wheat yielded 28 bushels per acre and barley 26. A P Siebenaler finished heading for F J Beranek on Tuesday. Portrey plans to backset his wheat ground for fall grain.

Ed Swatzlander Frank Portrey Pete Beyers Portry A P Siebenaler F. J. Beranek

Nebraska Mutual Life to Merge with Mutual Protective League

Hastings Neb July 30 policyholders vote by about three to one to merge Nebraska Mutual Life Insurance with Mutual Protective League of Decatur Illinois after a bitter factional fight. The merger affects 174 policyholders and transfers about 9 million dollars in insurance. The Nebraska Mutual, formed sixteen years ago at Stromsburg, moved to Hastings seven years ago. Emerson will assist in the transfer and an office will stay open locally.

Hastings Neb Nebraska Mutual Life Insurance Company Mutual Protective League of Decatur Atbeut Tal Nebraska Mutual Sears Stromsburg Emerson Cercatur

Wheat Prices Rally as War News Shocks Omaha Market

In Omaha on July 29, the grain market soared with Sept and Dec wheat options moving over seven cents, driven by news of a European war. Sept opened near 83 1/2 cents and Dec at 85 1/2, with prices peaking around 97 and 93 1/2 cents before easing, while corn and oats rose only modestly due to the shared sympathy.

Omaha

Balk Slaying of Khedive

While leaving the grand vizierate the khedive of Egypt was targeted by an Egyptian shooter. The assailant was promptly killed by a member of the khedive's suite.

Khedive Egypt

Winslow Considered For High Court Vacancy

President Wilson weighs Chief Justice John B. Winslow of the Wisconsin supreme court for the vacancy in the United States supreme court. The nomination would place a seasoned state high court leader on the nation’s top bench.

Winslow Wilson John B. Winslow Wisconsin Supreme Court United States Supreme Court

Mrs Rosewater Dead in Omaha Death Notice

Mrs. Leah Rosewater wife of the late Edward Rosewater founder of the Bee died after an illness of several weeks in Omaha on July 29.

Rosewater Omaha Leah Rosewater Edward Rosewater The Bee

Live Stock Prices at South Omaha

Prices steady to higher on cattle and calves at South Omaha market with strong demand for steers and heifers. Hogs easier, bulk sale around 7.65 to 7.75, top near 8. Lambs and sheep mixed but generally steady to slightly firmer. feeding lambs and yearlings in demand from country buyers. Cattle prices ranged from about 7.25 to 9.98 for beeves, with various grades listed. Hog receipts 1,600 head. sheep and lambs 9,199 head.

Omaha Cate Toudas Chicago

Markets News From Chicago and Philadelphia

The market report notes closing prices for Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard Ribs and Chicago live stock with receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep. Philadelphia reports North German Lloyd liner Brandenburg docking after forced runs without lights and Prinz Oskar arrival ahead of schedule.

Chicago Philadelphia Brandenburg

Tax Board Fixes Nebraska's Levy Tax Board Fixes Nebraska's Levy

The Nebraska state board of assessment kept the state levy at 7 mills and 100 mills unchanged from last year and split allocations among General, 5 mills, University, normal school, and state aid bridge. Lands valuations rose in Burt, Dodge, Douglas, Gage, Keva Paha, Cherry, Pawnee, and Saunders by 5 percent each, with Arthur, McPherson, Morrill, Dene, Keith, Thoms, Nance, Dundy, and Wayne rising 10 to 45 percent. Commissioners from Burlington, Union Pacific, and Northwest appeared to contest minor county and town assessments before the board.

Lincoln State Board of Assessment University Normal School Burt Dodge Douglas Gage Keva Paha Cherry Pawnee Saunders Arthur McPherson Morrill Dene Keith Thoms Nance Dundy Wayne Rod Pollard Burlington Railroad AW Scrihner Union Paecific Northwestern

Sabbath Roundups by Elders in Scotland Described

The London Chronicle notes sixteenth century Scottish elders patrolled Sundays to curb sins. Ministers scrutinized absentees and offenders such as revelers, kissers, drinkers, and workers with coats off. All were summoned before kirk session for repentance, explaining the drawn blind on the Sabbath in Edinburgh’s sixties.

Scotland Thomsop James Page Edinburgh London Chronicle

Also Mentioned on This Page

Parmers’ Elevator Cheyenne County the Dalton Co-Operative Society Incorporated Armuth Mgr W Oh Kleinke JL Willis G I. Willis Pres Tihs Bank Depositors Guarantee Fund Nebr Nous Aovaryaquzac Churcie Mrr C. Johnson Ranta Mahler Olson Miss Strawberg Nelson North Divide Nebraska Mutual Company H. E. Christensen Lee Cream Parlor South Omaha Packers Trads Felders TAX Board Nebraska Iim S. R. Sweet Chase Sidney Mercantile Go Sidney, Nebraska E. Harper C. M1. Wright West Washington St Sidney, Neb Fanaa Cs A. R. LE Sueur
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