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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1917
Page
5
An opinion piece traces the little red schoolhouse phrase from New England origins to modern politics. It argues the symbol embodies self made citizens and simple country virtues, though few genuine red schoolhouses remain across the central states. It notes the phrase endures in language even after the buildings faded.
A strained couple debates a wedding date with withheld confidences and delayed plans. After repeated postponements driven by independence and career moves, a coin flip settles whether they marry that night or wait, ending with a last minute dash to sail together.
AT THE CHURCHES St Patrick s Catholic Church Mass at 9 each Sunday Evening service at 7 30 Instruction each Saturday 2 o clock Saint Peter s Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church South west of Potter Services 1st 8r and 4th Sundays at 11 A M Sunday school and Bible class 10 30 A M Young people and family meetings in the afternoon Ladies Aid society meetings every second Wednesday Family or young people s meetings in the afternoon Fifth Sunday services Lars Christiansen s home north of Dix at 11 A M CHR FALCK Potter Nebr
Sunday school begins at 9 30 in the morning with morning service and sermon at 10 30. Choir practice occurs Friday night at 7 36. The Guild meets on the second Friday of each month.
The Sabbath School marked a high point last Sabbath with 160 attendees and a push to reach 200. Officers and teachers were praised for an inspiring installation while Epworth League hosted a 50-person social Tuesday night. Special music is planned next Sunday services, and church ladies reported successful food sales contributing to the new building fund.
Sunday School at 9 46 morning worship 11 00 A M theme true service evening worship 7 30 P M mid week prayer Thursday 7 00 P M parsonage choir practice Thursday 8 00 P M catechetical class Saturday 1 P M everyone welcome at all services.
Grace Lutheran Church Gurley Nebraska held afternoon worship at 230 PM and Sunday school at 330 PM. Last Sunday Holy Communion was celebrated with strong attendance. Two members were received. The Sunday school is expanding in interest and numbers. A 7A contest is now on for efficiency and new members. Everyone welcome at all services.
The Church of Christ announces its annual meeting to be held Sunday morning after Bible School with Communion. All members are urged to attend. Junior GC. E. at 2 30 Y P S C EL 6 45 Preaching 7 30 on What do you know about the Bible Bible study Wednesday evening place announced at Sunday service G R Miller minister
County Agent notes show Eathan Bowers finishing first, Herman Borman second, and Roger Holick third in Kimball County Pig Club. Eathan scored 100 percent, Herman 82.5, and Roger 76.5 based on daily gain, cost per pound gain, and records returned.
The Organized Agriculture week in Lincoln drew large attendance from Sheridan County with a special train and brass band. Kimball County people noted for forming a Nebraska Potato Growers Association committee including J Pedrett and R B Holland. Wisconsin progress on seed certification and standards praised, urging Nebraska to begin standardization with county agents and local clubs to boost Western Nebraska potato industry.
The Triangle Club invites girls to meet Saturday at 2 p m on February 3 with Lois Stowe on the north side. Bring your needle work and gifts for the box destined for the Old People's Home.
Dr. W C Rucker of the U S Public Health Service warns the American Public Health Association that public health rests on cooperation and municipal policy, not mere medical treatment. He calls health an economic issue needing community economies consideration.
The czar of Russia leads a strenuous life, unlike European monarchs, directing vast armies from a simple house with his staff. He rises at six, works late into the night, sleeps rarely more than four hours, and says he has never felt fitter or happier.
The article argues that U S fire losses in the past two years total 200 million dollars, eclipsing the canal project and the combined military maintenance budget. It adds another 200 million dollars spent on freighting equipment maintenance, suggesting fire costs dominate national expenditures in that period.
Viggo Nelson is engaged to undertake a painting project in the city. The arrangement outlines work scope and expected completion, with local contact details for coordination.
Fisk and White deny Lawson’s sensational charges in the House rules committee probe. They testified before the inquiry, challenging Larson’s alleged cabal with McAdoo and “Senator O.” Whipple pressed for details on possible meetings with Bernstorff. Hearings may shorten to focus on the peace note leak as White recalls past associations with McAdoo.
A shark's teeth remain immovable until the moment of prey capture, at which point they become erect to grip and secure the victim.
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