Telegraph Directory U S Senate and Land Office Entries
Directory style page lists U S Senate figures Jon Thurston and William Allenou with district notes near Madison, plus references to congressional clerk duties and the land office with John Adamsui as register and receiver roles.
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U.S. Senate
Jon. M Thurston -Omiha
William V. Allenou
Madison F
Greene Inourney
U.S. Land Office
John M. Adamsui
Creereee Ay Register
Pal Gyirigh
Local Official Directory Fragment Names Sidney Officials
Fragmentary listing shows treasurer and clerk roles with names such as A. Pease Sidney Sherry Dauniel McAleese and J. WL Harper Bronson. Includes judges, surveyor, coroner, attorney and district figures with scattered titles and places. Readable items point to a public instruction and municipal staff roster cross referencing Sidney and nearby areas.
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A. Pease
Sidney Sherry
Methodist Episcopal Church Services And Programs
Methodist Episcopal Church announces Sunday services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Sunday school at 9:49 a.m. and Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. Thursday prayer meetings invite all. pastor Rev. Allen Kenworthy. Catholic Masses Sunday 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. at Opgailula third Sunday each month. Episcopal Church holds services Sundays at 11:00 a.m. morning prayer and sermon and 7:30 p.m. evening prayer. Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. archived notes indicate multiple denominations with weekly schedules.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Osborn
Epworth League
Alien Kenworthy
Catholic Church
Opgailula
McCarthy
Episcopal Church
Societies Fraternal Lodge Meetings Listed in Detail
Local notices list various lodges and orders with meeting nights by month. Names include Prank Welch Lodge No 75 A F and A M Leslie Neubauer secretary and many others such as 1 0 O O KF 1 1, Greenlee secretary, Richard Krough N G, Valiant Lodge 93 IO P, and more with schedules on first and fourth Wednesdays, second and fourth Thursdays, and monthly gatherings at Masonic Hall and other venues.
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Welch Lodge
A. F
A. M
Leslie Neubauer
Y. A
Providence
Masonic Hall
Chas. P. Davia
Elton Davis
Sidney Lodge No
P._hall
Second
Myrtle Streets
Carrie Peterson
He Ressix Bxennas
Recorder
Are You Making the Most of Yourself
The Child Culture Department assists mothers and teachers in studying each child's characteristics to guide proper development. Aimed at nurturing growth, it offers practical insights for evaluating temperament, abilities, and needs to support healthy maturation.
Modeling a Statue He Must Be Something of 2 Mechanic as Well as Artist
A London Setch summary explains the meticulous process of sculpting a statue from clay and marble. It compares Michelangelo’s direct carving to traditional methods, detailing model making in clay or wax, moisture control, and the role of iron supports. It describes plaster casting, marking points on casts, and the precision work by Carrara artisans before final touches by the sculptor.
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Carrara
Michael Angelo
Florentine
Italy
London
Chewing Curiosities and a World of Odd Habits
A survey outlines the strange rise of chewing as a habit across society. From tobacco and tea to rice, ginger, oats, and thread, people chew varied items for taste or habit. Chewing gum dominates commerce, with 30,000 to 35,000 workers, vast spending, and concerns over adulteration and health risks.
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New Brunswick
America
United States
New York
Bosatom Herald
Gathering Rubber A Missionary Describes Rubber Harvest in French Congo
A woman missionary details how in March and April native towns in the French Kongo prepare for rubber gathering. Men cut vines high in trees, women prepare cassava and bread, and journeys last a week or more. Rubber is boiled, formed into balls, and weighed against scarce pay, with natives hoping for returns of 100 pounds.
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Central Africa
New York
San
Deaf and flamb Triplets of Tennessee Harvest Quarrels
A Tennessee family of three sisters living on a farm are described as the deaf and flamb triplets. All are old maids who work hard year round with two sisters in the fields and one cooking and maintaining the home. They speak only at harvest time when disputes over the proceeds arise, earning a notorious local reputation.
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Blackwood
Young Lockhart
Germany
Schlegel
Lang
Jesu
Weimar
Goethe
Scott
Andrew Lang
Lockhart
Tennessee
Philadelphia Telegraph
No Life on the Moon Says Republic Article
The St Louis Republic states that no life is likely on the moon, noting no atmosphere or water and relying on astronomical instruments to argue against habitation. The piece reflects prevailing belief that lunar life is improbable due to the moon's barren conditions.
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St. Louis Republic
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the Telegraph Directory
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James Bedarris
Win_F. Porter
John F. Cucnell
B. Meserve
C. J. Smythe
W. KR. Jackson
Legislature
Leste
North Platte _ SET
H.M. Grimes
North Phitte
W.R. Woods
Weyeris Vd
FA. Rowan
Sidney Ad
Wee Ee
J. WL Harper
Bronson
Board Village Trustees
Sidney
Clausman
Mylntosh
J . Hart
H.T Doran
R Bassett
Partenburg
E. Gapen
Sanders Saree
Puase
T A. Griffith
Dawson
Neubauer Membe
Sidney Lodge
A. K. Greenlee
Richard Krough
N.G
Rebeccea Dexree
O. E
Vv. Neubauer
Scc
Neubauer
N.C
Valiant Lodge
Gapen
Stender, &. C
Kidney Division
U R
Pierre Saunders
F. Melee
Col. Joseph
Conrad Garrison
Regular Army and Navy Union of the U
E. V. Summer
G. A. RK
E. P. Osgood
GP. Davs
Adj
Henry A. Morrow
No. 17
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P. K. Borgquist
Wmn. Ottoman
Y. Sumner
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Misa Maggie Snyder
McMullan
Kenworthy
Herman Schroeder
W.M
Fr. G. Grimith
A.O. H
D. F. McKee
K. 5
Sanders
Lreat
R.R
R. Forrest
Preat
K.O.T. M
H. J. Snyder
R.K
Wuman Nature
Phremological Journal
Fowler & Wells CO
York
Blackwell
Aguk Wells
Secece Durham
Sue
Vaiatia
Webster's
Worcester's
Century
Omaha
World-Herald
Omana Weekly
P-Herald
Marion Harland
Rudyard Kipling
H. Rider Haggard
Wilkie Colling
Miss Mulock
Womp-Heralop
W. J. Bryan
Weekly World-Herald
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Daughers
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Weekly
Telegraph
the Telegraph
Geo. W. Hest
NEW York Weekly
New York City
Ene
Burlington
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
J. Francis
Neb
Harvard
Yale
New England Conservatory of Music
Ames D. Ball
Broomfield Street
Boston
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Birn CO
J. Franklin Jameson
Puritan Publishing CO
Boater
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