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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1914
Page
3
A Brooklyn shipping clerk recounts a Christmas visit to a Sullivan County farmer named Johnston. After a cold trip and a warm welcome, the farmer insists on hospitality before business, ultimately settling debts with a $600 certified check and a $10 gift for the clerk’s baby, reflecting generosity amid hardship.
St Patrick's Catholic Church announces Sunday Masses at 8 and 10 with an evening service at 7 30. Instruction sessions are held Saturdays at 2 o'clock.
Church calendar announces Sunday school at 9 45 a m evening service 6 30 p m and evening worship 7 30 p m with a sermon on Jesus the Christ from Matthew 11 2 10 The Rising Day Star theme II Peter 1 19 21 invites all to worship The Dorcas Society voted to postpone their bazaar until 1915 and raised 3000 in a subscription, urging support for church giving and tithes The S S practice is at 2 p m Sunday The Christmas program music is led by Mrs Fuller and the choir seeks more male voices A few tungsten lights have been installed and more lamps expected The Cob Web social by the Luther League is planned at the Sugar Shop on Rose Street near Jacksons Friday Dec 18 7 20 p m Admission 10 15 cents All welcome Welcome back Hugh Moore condolences to Mrs Id Puthoff and best wishes for Mrs Trygstad The Cob Web social message urges be right then go ahead
A notice reports skaters losing access to their best rink this winter after vandalism including burned boards and damaged chutes. After repeated offenses, officials ban skating to protect property. The Union Pacific Company also bars coal picking along the tracks amid rising trespass and theft. A watchman is posted as misconduct continues.
European war disrupts cotton markets with $400 million farmer losses. King Cotton’s throne is rattled by shells, price collapse, and overseas disruption. Farmers’ union calls for cooperative marketing, storage, and government-backed credit to avert ruin and rebuild confidence in the south’s staple.
A French chemist asserts that carbonate of onn gunese in minute amounts enables fertilizers to be absorbed more readily without changing itself. Experiments suggest that one ounce per seven square yards improves germination growth and yield when used with other fertilizers, though alone it has no effect. London Express reports this finding.
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