Church Services and Activities Preview
Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 30 a m with evening devotions rosary and benediction at 7 30 a m weekday mass at 7 00 a m Bible school at 10 a m sermon subject When God Makes Dead Men to Live Again Morning worship at 11 00 am Young people devotional at 6 30 pm leader Dorothy Daggett subject What Have Young People to Give H Clare Welker pastor preaching at 11 am and 7 30 pm subject The Worlds Great Teacher and How He Taught Christian Endeavor at 6 30 midweek service Thursdays at 7 15 choir at 8. Church invites all including strangers to try fellowship and join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Link
Bible School
Dorothy Daggett
H. Clare Welker
Bible School and Santa Claus Appeal Next Sunday
Bible school at 10 oclock promises a festive event as Santa Claus plans a special offering to help provide for his children. Attend next Sunday to get your name in the pot and participate in the holiday effort.
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Bible School
Santa Claus
Advent worship and Bible school notices
United Lutheran Sidney and Holy Trinity announce the third Sunday in Advent with church school at 10 a.m. Worship and sermon at 11 a.m. The lesson is The Golden Rule. Saturday class of instruction at 1 p.m. Gurley Grace Lutheran offers Bible school 10 a.m. Luther League 7 p.m. Worship 7:45 p.m. Potter First Lutheran Bible school 2:15 p.m. Worship and sermon 3 p.m. Cordial invitation extended.
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Sidney
Holy Trinity Church
Aeather
Gurley
Grace Lutheran Church Bible School
Luther League
Potter
First Lutheran Church Bible School
China pheasants not harmful on farms per surveys
Survey results from the state game commission and Prof. T. C. Allen of Oregon State College show China pheasants feed mainly on pests and weeds, with crop seed intake limited. Analyses of stomach contents reveal insects, weed seeds, and scattered crop seeds, balancing pest control with farm crop impact. A Scottsbluff meeting to form tentative organization plans follows.
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China
State Game Commission
T. C. Allen
Oregon State College
Allen
North Platte Valley Farmers and Business Men in Joint Meeting
A large gathering of about 40 agriculturists bankers and business leaders from the North Platte Valley met at the Lincoln hotel in Scottsbluff to discuss forming a cooperative body. The group endorsed the idea unanimously and agreed to appoint a committee with one farmer and one businessman from each valley town to advance plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte Valley Farmers and Businessmen
Gering Commercial Club
Scottsbluff
Nebraska Highways in Good Condition Says Observer
Highways in Nebraska are in fairly good shape according to y. G. Hill manager of the Nebraska Motor club who tracks road work statewide. He notes winter weather has limited impact except thawing or drifting snow. Detours near Ames, Schuyler, Gothenburg to North Platte are described as graveled or in good condition.
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Nebraska
Y. G. Hill
Nebraska Motor Club
Ames
Schuyler
Grand Island
Kearney
Gothenburg
North Platte
Snowbound Roads Prompt Brief Winter Detours
Heavy snowfall forces a temporary closure with roads remaining passable within a few hours. No new detours are reported this week as crews monitor conditions and clear routes.
Taylor says school funding cannot be solved by taxes
Nebraska Teachers Association delegates hear Superintendent Charles W. Taylor argue that raising property taxes will not fix education funding. He urges creating a state tax commission to study equitable revenue sources for all governmental functions and outlines broader concerns such as libraries, curricula, teacher standards, rural and adult education, and safety education.
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Assembly of the
Nebraska Teachers Association
Charles W. Taylor
Lincoln
State Tax Commission
Nebraska
Supt Taylor
Bake Sale by Altar Society at Greenlees
The Altar Society of the Catholic church will hold a bake sale on Saturday December 14 at Greenlees starting 1:30 p.m. Committee members are Mrs L A Donahoe Mrs L Rezanina Miss Maggie Peetz and Mrs Leo Bartholomew.
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Ladies of the Altar Society of the Catholic Church
Greenlees
L. A. Donahoe
L. Rezanina
Maggie Peetz
Leo Bartholomew
Nebraska Wheat Pool Gets $200000 Federal Loan
The Nebraska wheat pool known as the Midr ¢ Gaim and Marketin g association will receive an additional $200000 loan from the Federal Farm Board, bringing total commitments to about half a million dollars. The pool has already borrowed $100000 from the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Omaha and $40000 from the Farm Board, and has leased space for about 200000 bushels in Crowell elevator with grain stored elsewhere. The arrangement uses the grain as security for loans, with farmers receiving any excess proceeds if the sale price exceeds advances.
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Nebatka Wheat Pool
Midr ¢ Gaim and Marketing Association
Federal Farm Board
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Omaha
Andrew Kopperud
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Intermediate Credit Bank
Kopperud
Crowell
Updike
Co-Operative
Card of Thanks for condolences and floral gifts
We express sincere thanks to friends for acts and floral offerings after the death of our husband and father. Your understanding and sympathy are cherished by Mrs Avis Tanner, Mr and Mrs Claude Babcock and Merrill. Also note two large radio companies Majestic Radios and Day-Fan Radio by General Motors Hepner's Clothing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Radios
General Motors
Hepner's Clothing Co
Farmers Union Convention Notice
Farmers Union convention scheduled December 18 at 10am in Sidney at the Methodist church. Delegates urged to attend. basket dinner oysters and coffee served at noon. National secretary J Jd. O'Shae to be principal speaker. Phone orders for home made fruit cakes and minced meats to No 70 Omar Court. Beauty Shop Mrs. C E Bicknell Apartment 11 Telephone 550.
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Sidney
O’shae
Omar Court
C. E. Bicknell
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E. P. Cromer
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M. E. Dillahay
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H. Yensen
F. R. Becker
T. L. Green
McComb
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Burlington
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Old Mexico
America
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C. D. Sevier
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Taylor
Bake Sale
Nebraska Wheat Pool
Farm Board
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Elgin
Donald Bassett
Avis Tanner
Claude Babcock
Merril
Nebr
Geo. B. Williams
Farmers Union Convention
Telegraph
FURS
Jim
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Western Remadle
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the Telegraph
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Brown’s Central Shoe Store
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Met
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