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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1912
Page
5
Catholic masses set for Sunday December 22 at 8 and 10 o clock with Benediction and Rosary Devotion at 7:30 p m Christmas day High mass with Benediction and Litany at 7:30 p m Methodist church next Sunday schedule includes Sunday school at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m preaching at 7:30 p m and league at 6:30 p m Christmas services reflect the holiday observance.
London reports the British government proposes a British battleship convey the body of the late American ambassador Whitelaw Reid to the United States. Premier Asquith announces in the House of Commons the decision and praises the diplomat. A memorial service is scheduled at Westminster Abbey on Friday.
Elgin Illinois December 17. The quotations committee once dubbed the trust feature of the Elgin butter board was abolished by a vote of the membership.
Mrs Marie Gerber of Sawtell California describes severe cold and lung soreness eased by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She bought a bottle on a friend's recommendation and felt relief the first night, with a full recovery in a week. For sale by all dealers.
Romero resists transfer as Lincoln penalties spark a dispute. The tale follows Cheyenne County prisoners, including Romero, amid pardons, escapes, and confrontations with officials. He ends up extradited to Utah for forgery after a tumultuous release from a ten year sentence.
The famous Indian basketball team prepares to scalp Mina tare's team here on the 31st. They claim to be humane and are packing surgeon's dressings and adhesive plasters to send the visitors home in as few pieces as possible.
Cc W Johnson and wife visit Kansas. D H Schultz returned from Osceola last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Geo Thornburg and Miss Georgia arrived from Redington last week. Phillip Nelson the Dix merchant was in Potter Friday. H W Struble returned from Pumpkin Seed to stock feed for winter. Two local churches plan a Xmas program free for children. Mr Denton from the east to start an exclusive hardware business in Potter next spring. Newcomers help a town prosper. Miss Lulu Lafferty ill this week. Potterspug season noted as Prevention of useless gifts. Fred Nelson informed his California-bound father is healthier. Mrs A Branscom visiting Pine Bluffs returned to Potter. Miss Hazel Thornburg from Cheyenne Convent School to spend holidays with parents. Bernard Morfeld of Persia Indiana will Xmas with friends. Masquerade moved to New Years Eve, dance at eight with music and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Biggs plan a trip east over holidays. Mrs A Schadd active for New Year's ball. Geo Thornburg helps shut-ins with goodies.
A rural note covers local events and chatter from the parish, noting Reddy purchasing Buchanan farm and move planned, J A Woten a county seat visitor, skating party plans, school break, and various local remarks. It rebukes sensationalism and recalls Balaam, closing with a toast to the Bazoo.
Otto Burke of Clara was noted as a Monday visitor to the town, with no additional context or events recorded.
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