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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
9
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The Telegraph itemizes marriages including Mixa Ropiin Mabr and Mr. Carl Trent wed in Denver on July 18. Also listed are Woolkey of Dalton and Grace Wider of Julenburg, married July 1. Mentions Tremtay Interviewlig Supt Uitehle and the U T Tax commissioner's Omaha office discussing school district expenditures along a railroad line.
A fragmentary Telegraph file recalls a family incident where a girl relieved of a large tapeworm suffered severe weight loss and appetite loss. The bizarre note mentions stage burns destroying horse stakes and a fire blamed on matches in straw, with losses estimated between £4000 and $5000.
Fragmented overheard lines depict social tensions about work, gender roles, and moral judgments. The satire blurs labor, fashion, and public life with references to women, strikes, and theatrical viewing amid a chaotic dialogue about modern society.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a dentist named E Pettibone with unclear details about practice, location, and related names. The readable portion lacks coherent event, date, or place context to form a complete news item.
Catholic Sunday Mass at 10 and 9 30 a m Rosary and Benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday Mass at 8 00 a m Rev Anton Link of Paul s Lutheran Church Monday English service at 10 30 Sunday school at 1 30 Visitors are always welcome
Sunday worship at Sidney parish led by Rev Henry Ives with morning prayer and sermon. English Lutheran Church holds Morolig worship August 13 1922 with sermon theme A Way to Escape Temptations and church school and lesson study connected to Esther saves her people.
Church school at 10 a m church worship at 11 4 m evening worship at 5 o'clock Mormon theme The Gospel We Preach special music at all services Lather League meeting at eight o'clock Friday evening Helen Thompson wader public invited BY W T Kable Pastor Phone 601
The Asplénittd congregation held a Sunday morning service that inspired attendees. A rare duet by the Burgess daughters delighted the group, while the evening service was led by the Einleaverers with a pastor’s message read in his absence.
A pastor urges members and friends to attend the church service where another message will be read and special music performed. The aim is to make the service attractive and helpful and to encourage the youth with their presence at the church.
The local class of the International Bible Students Association meets every Sunday at 2 p m at 102 C Street. All interested in Bible study are cordially invited to attend. Clara Downey, Class Secretary.
The Sidney church invites all to Sunday school at 10 a m noting many not yet attending. Rev O F Chesebro preaches at 11 a m and 7 p m with special singing. Epworth League meets at 7 p m. Bishop Stuntz will be in Sidney for a day. A November 26 program precedes the Omaha Conference set for September 3. Porter Bennett, pastor.
The Simon family of North Platte were in a ditch accident twelve miles from Gothenburg en route to Hastings for a two week visit. The small son broke his right arm while the car overturned. Mrs. Simon suffered bruises and their daughter Regis sustained facial and ear cuts. The infant had a leg bruise. The car was badly damaged and the family was taken to a Gothenburg doctor by a farmer, then home by train.
Nicholas Houser, a leading pioneer, died at his daughter’s home in Bushnell after a life marked by emigrating from Switzerland 32 years ago, homesteading in Banner County, the death of his wife five years later, and the tragic loss of his only son to accidental gunfire. He witnessed all his daughters marry and survived a severe injury two weeks prior.
Before his death, a runaway caused injuries as he crawled a quarter mile to his home with a broken limb and bruises. He had been improving after transfer from Miller Hospital to his daughter Mrs Coombs’s home, was in good spirits Monday, but died suddenly that night from heart trouble. Homer was 60 last January.
The fragment notes the M. W. Osborn Motor Co involved with Fireproof or Always Open branding. No further readable details on location date or outcome are present in the OCR snippet.
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