Great Meeting To Carry On For World Great Meeting To Carry On For World
The Presbyterian New Era Movement held a conference in Denver attended by Reverend Samuel Light. He reports an inspiring message to unite more than 16,000,000 Presbyterians in a wartime inspired effort. Plans include relief aid of 500000 for war zone churches and 500000 for soldiers families, with $13,000,000 planned this year and $75,000,000 in five years. The movement aims to double church expenditures for education benevolence and missions and to launch a global crusade under the Prince of Peace.
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Presbyterian New Era Movement
Presbyterian Church
New Era
Prince of Peace
Mr. Light
Sidney
America
Dr Kimpston Dentist Ad Warning in The Telegraph
An urging advertisement warns that failing to advertise in The Telegraph will cause both parties to lose money, referencing Dr. Kimpston and a campaign to promote dental services.
Sea Elephant Talk Turns Coastal Gossip Into Caper
An odd dialogue features Mrs Sea Elephant and Mrs Sarah Sea Elephant discussing mating, battles, and dangers. The exchange touches on courtship, defending mates, and a vulnerable spot on their bodies amid threats from guns while likening life on the beach to a social resort during mating season.
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Mrs. Sea
Mrs Sarah
Mrs. Lea
Mrs. Sarah
Lea
Sarah
Probate of Will in Cheyenne County Nebraska
The county court in Cheyenne County Nebraska schedules February 24 1919 at 10:00 AM for hearing a petition by James I. McIntosh Grace McIntosh John T. McIntosh and Mary A. McIntosh to prove and probate the January 30 1919 will of James J. McIntosh. Executors named are Mary A. McIntosh Grace McIntosh and J La McIntosh. Public notice to publish in The Telegraph weekly for three weeks.
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State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
James J. McIntosh
James I. McIntosh
Grace McIntosh
John T. McIntosh
Mary A. McIntosh
J. la. McIntosh
the Telegraph
Danatary
Chambers
Rarity of a Gift to Do a Favor Without Obligation
A reflection on the scarce virtue of performing a favor that leaves no lingering burden or sense of debt. The idea emphasizes generous acts done freely, without expectations or obligations attached to the recipient or the helper.
Meaning of Difficulty in Philosophy
A concise reflection on difficulty as a mirror of character. The speaker cites a philosopher who defined difficulty as what reveals our true nature, suggesting challenges expose values, resolve, and moral fiber.
Foreclosure Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Unknown heirs and all interested parties are notified that Henry U Libby has filed a district court petition seeking foreclosure of a mortgage on the north half of the north half of Section 12 Township 13 Range 47 West of the Sixth P M. The defendants must answer by February 24. Jan 18, 1919. Henry U Libby, Plaintiff. 16-4
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Mabel Louise McBride
RE. E. Trowbridge
Harold G. Bolster
J. M. Swenson
Liden Swenson
Tlenry
Libby
District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Henry Lt. Libby
Notice of Sale By Cheyenne County Sheriff 1919
By order of County Judge C L Chambers in favor of Weetz Lumber Company against W J Waggart the sheriff will sell at public vendue at 11 o clock on February 18 1919 at the old Murphy residence section 10 township 12 north range 51 west Cheyenne County Nebraska one Deering header attached in the action as the property of W J Taggert Dated January 25 1919 J W McDaniel Sheriff
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C. LP. Chambers
Chyenne County
Nebraska
Weetz Lumber Company
W. 7. Waggart
Abraham Gustin Seeks Three Year Land Proof at Sidne y
Abraham Gustin of Gurley Nebraska filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim on North Platte No 06289 Broken Bow No 011875 for NEY Section 10 Township 15 North Range 49 West. Witnesses Zeb Gustin W EL Tiger WE Collins Frank B Royer all reside in Gurley. The hearing is set before United States Commissioner Joseph Oberfelder in Sidney on March 13, 1919. Mace Cow Warrington, Register.
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Department of the Interior
U.S Land Office
Broken Bow
Nebr
Abraham Gustin
Gurley
Nebraska
North Platte
Ney
6Th Principal Meridian
Joseph Oberfelder
United States
Sidney
Muarch
Zeb Gustin
W. EL Tiger
WE Collins
Frank B. Royer
Curley
Notice to Creditors in Cheyenne County Nebraska 1919
The State of Nebraska Cheyenne County notices creditors of Katherine Roth deceased to present claims by May 22 1919 at 10 a.m. in Sidney County Court to examine and allow claims. Debts must be paid within one year from February 21 1919. Witness Co P Chambers County Court seal January 30 1919.
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Katherine Roth
Sidney
A. D
Notice of County Court Expenses for 1919 Nebraska
Notice Pursuant to Section 148 Article 4 Chapter 15 Compiled Statutes of Nebraska 1913 outlines estimates of expenses for the year 1919. It covers costs for the County Justice and District Courts, care of the poor, medical attendance, official fees and salaries, clerk hire, furniture and office fixtures, printing, stationery, office supplies, fuel, repairs, janitor salaries, improvements, Court House Yard, and Old Soldiers.
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Nebraska
County Official Salaries and Funds for 1919 Authorized
The document lists 1919 allocations for Relief and General Fund expenses including Farm Bureau 2500, bridges 10000, roads 20000, Old Soldiers Relief 800, plus salaries for Sheriff 100 per month and jailer 25 per month, County Superintendent 1100, County Attorney 800, County Assessor 450, County Clerk to employ staff, feeding prisoners not yet determined, and furnishing medicine for the needy. Attest: F N Slawson, County Clerk.
Public Sale of Jewelry Stock in Sidney Nebr 1919
Public sale of the estate of Elroy J. McKean a bankrupt to cash bid at the First National Bank building Sidney Cheyenne County Nebraska commencing February 5 1919 at 10 o clock A M all remaining stock of jewelry and all fixtures in the bankruptcy store room bidder bids may be rejected by the trustee
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W. W W. Hoagland
District of Nebraska
North Platte
Elroy J. McKean
First National Bank Bldg
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Neraska
Spiritual Princes of Treves Through Early Church History
Treves hosted Christians by the second century and had a bishop by 314. Archbishops of Treves emerged as leading spiritual princes of the early German empire. Today Treves is a rich, active city with about 73 000 residents, a show city, and a shrine city likely to interest Yankee tourists.
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Treves
Hunting Trouble in the Tele Mon e Directory
Noon an seeks trouble and finds it in a tele morne directory on a page likely highlighting linguistic play and danger in a light column style. The snippet suggests a joke or wordplay involving Noon an and a directory.
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Noonan
Two Bites and a Sup
Fragmentary caption notes new comparisons replacing older ones under shifting conditions with a urban transcript reference.
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Bason
Letter Boxes in the Heights in the Alps
In the Alps one letter box sits at about 10 000 feet above sea level with memories recalled four times daily. Several receptacles lie at elevations between 6 000 and 7 000 feet.
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Alps
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Register
P. Chambers
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