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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1937
Page
3
An independent Sidney Nebraska weekly newspaper notes its 925 Tenby Avenue address and Friday morning publication. It lists BANSCRIPTION rates for in and out of zone mail, payable in advance, with Telegraph News included.
The piece argues Sidney is a premier business city due to its central agricultural trade area, strong farm implement and oil distribution, and excellent retail merchants. It highlights advertising as key to growth, praises courteous sales staff, notes growing tourist trade, and cites paved streets, quality buildings, schools, churches, museums, and order as stabilizing factors.
The community around Potter hosts annual Potter Day next Monday and Tuesday highlighted by a chuck wagon meal led by Roy Nelson of Slaney. Local cowboys plan to dress in ten gallon hats and chaps, with Roy demonstrating old time cooking for the crowd.
Travelers journeying toward Freiburg travel through Hoellantal known as the Valley of Hell and onward toward Himmelreich or the Kingdom of Heaven, tracing a path through the famed Black Forest region.
Ancient Egyptian tombs used two chambers to deter robbers. A king’s dummy lay in one chamber while the genuine mummy was hidden in a secret, scaled chamber.
A fragment urges readers to pose with a prize cow or other items if attractive, suggesting a byline column to be syndicated. It hints at promotional tactics and ends with a call to buy the paper.
Weekday masses at 3 p m. Sunday masses at 7, 8 and 9:30 a m. Sunday evening devotion includes rosary instruction and benediction. Anton Link serves as pastor at 7:30 p m.
Dr W T Kahse pastor. Sunday events include Bible school at 9 am worship and sermon at 10 am on The Love Of Service. Special music. Beginning September 1 hours change to Church School 9 45 Worship and sermon 11 am. Hearty welcome to all.
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces Sunday school at 9 a m German services at 9 a m English services at 10 a m and evening services at Trinity South Divide. The Christian day school opens Monday August 30 and aims to blend standard study with Christian religious training to develop intelligent, responsible citizens. H F Krohn invites visit.
The Christian Church schedules a 10 a.m. church school and 11 a.m. worship with a sermon on Unclean Lips and Live Coals. Evangelistic Service at 8 p.m. features Four Horses and Their Riders. Choir rehearsal Wednesday at 8 p.m. Pastor J. L. Tyner.
WMEAMUDISA UCHURCM church holds morning worship at 9 45 a m Sunday School at 9 45 a m and worship service at 11 a m local time.
Epworth church announces Rev Sheff will lead services next Sunday September 5. All members are urged to attend to welcome his return. This Sunday is the last service led by the supply pastor Rev Dwight Websted.
A long list of families including Fisher Nelson Huboldsheimer and Morrow hosts a Sunday gathering at Johnsons Grove with meat feeding, Bible study and missionary notes. Visitors from Powell Wyo and Spokane are mentioned along with local travels and a ministers conference in Evaston Illinois.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Hatcher and Mr and Mrs John Schmidt with family were dinner guests of Tony Schmidt and family of near Dalton last Wednesday.
Mrs. John Schmidt hosted a farewell party for daughter Martha Schmidt who is bound for Sacred Heart College in Louisville. Martha Schmidt left for college Saturday. Los Angeles visitors include Lowell Fuller and family with Clark Fuller. Attending events were Emil Van Mark family Ruth Linch John Linch Oscar Hatcher and others. Golden wedding observed for Mrs Heckers kin at Peetz. Sundl and Julesburg families visited the Hatchers. Continuous social chatter highlights community ties and young Martha Schmidt's college plans.
Nebraska farmers worried about drought damaged corn in silo were advised by Prof. R. R. Tnalman that three years of farm experience show silage makes satisfactory feed. Even without corn, silage can carry stock through winter in good flesh with a small amount of high protein concentrate or alfalfa hay. Individual instances are noted.
On many Nebraska farms there is today corn in pit and trench silos which has been there for nearly ten years. The long term storage reflects farming practices of the era and raises considerations of feed quality and preservation.
Oak, the first native wood used by U S craftsmen, is highlighted as superior for durable wildlife livestock teec. the item notes its early adoption and enduring value in American woodcraft and farming contexts.
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