Public Sale at Neb. farm near Sidney and Potter
The undersigned offers a public auction at a farm location 13 miles northwest of Sidney 15 miles southwest of Dalton and 12 miles northeast of Potter Neb. starting at 10 o'clock. The sale includes horses cattle wagons buggies harness household goods machinery and farming equipment with terms of cash or notes and a noon lunch. MO. DAUGHERTY owner Col A A Sharp auctioneer A K Greenlee clerk.
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MO. Daugherty
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Political Boss at Tobin Opera House February 24
The Political Boss screens Wednesday February 24 at the Tobin Opera House. Edwin Strong and company present The Price She Paid on March 4 at the Tobin Opera House.
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Farmer Angrily Challenges Cop Over Sign Request
An elderly farmer drives to town and, after hitching his jeans to a telegraph post, faces a burly police officer who orders him not to squat there. The farmer retorts with a sign reading Pine For Altering, prompting a heated exchange.
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At the Churches St Patrick's Masses and Service
St Patrick's Catholic Church lists Sunday mass at 8 and 10 with an evening service at 7390. Instruction sessions are held each Saturday at 2 o'clock.
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St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Large church audience inspires pastor and members
A Sunday church report notes 131 in Sunday school, $216 missionary offering, and a goal of 150 attendance next Sunday. Sermon at 1 am titled The Attenement will precede the Lord's Supper, with baptism and sacrament for all. Evening evangelistic service focuses on saving souls, with praise for last week's singing and plans for Center Church preaching if weather permits.
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Sunday services and church basement project update
Welcome to our services next Sunday with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Luther League at 6:45 p.m. Evening worship at 7:30 p.m. Plan to bring friends. Morning topic Wearing the Right Raiment. Evening subject The World's Christ. A committee is studying a church basement build and bill. We hope it can be done to expand Sunday school and Dorcas Society work as youth grow. Buckle up for more room and effort.
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Local merchants cheer as economy shows brightening outlook
A street scene measures a marked shift in business mood as commerce resumes after three months of stagnation. Merchants report higher takings, revived construction, and restored confidence, with residents expressing optimism about a safer, prosperous period ahead.
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Neck of the Woods
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World meets expectations as women shape progress
A reflective note on society praising women for driving progress and shaping a hopeful future. It highlights women's influence across fields and calls for continued advancement and equality. The statement affirms belief in women's capabilities and the value they add to the world.
Young Man Cast Overboard Sparks Unexpected Feud
A lighthearted tale notes a dispute sparked by a breakup as a young man nearly drowns after his partner tosses him from a boat. The incident hints at a broader quarrel that observers feel may need outside mediation to stop.
Quote on crooked deeds ends a man's business exit
A departing man leaves with the line there are lots of crooked things in this world. The remark hints at underlying misconduct, suggesting the exit stems from or exposes questionable practices at the place of work. The line frames a moral verdict on the business environment.
School urges more athletics for strong physiques
A call for increased school athletic participation urges building fine physiques to deter potential threats and prepare youths for national defense. The stance underscores the link between sports, fitness, and security, urging community support for programs and facilities.
Government pledges beef prices will never fall again
Government statements promise permanent high beef costs while early adopters of vegetarianism dismiss any optimism, reacting with cautious restraint and avoiding excitement.
Convicts at Sing Sing Knit Socks for War Sufferers
The article notes inmates at Sing Sing work on knitting socks for war sufferers, a move seen by critics as adding insult to injury. The tone questions the ethics of the punishment system and its humane treatment of life-term prisoners.
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Sing-Sing
Sidney Man Seen Shoveling Snow Near Home and Shop
A Sidney man was observed Friday shoveling snow off a sidewalk several blocks from his home and a block from his place of business. The odd scene was noted as a humorous local moment in the town.
Nebraska style reforms eyed for Kansas legislature
The Kansas legislature appears to need reform in staffing. Nebraska reports 217 employees on its payroll, while Kansas has 78 across both houses. Nebraska’s total this session is only slightly more than the Senate alone had two years ago.
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Kansas
Nebraska
House
Senate
Luminous Trees Witch Tree Seen A Mile Away
A luminous witch tree shines brightly on the darkest nights, visible clearly a full mile from its location, drawing attention to its eerie glow and notable visibility in the landscape.
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