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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1933
Page
3
A Cheyenne county woman writes a reflective column urging unity and opposition to class hatred amid economic strain. She supports Roosevelt’s relief efforts, cross rural and urban interests, and suggests a county chamber of commerce and agriculture to foster cooperation and discuss mutual goals.
An event at the K. C. hall Sunday night saw 20 new members receive the first three degrees, 12 from Sidney and eight from Scottsbluff, with a banquet for 150 before the meeting. Attendees came from Denver, Fort Morgan, Sterling, Cheyenne, North Platte and Scottsbluff. speakers included John Sullivan, William Dolan, William Morrison, and P J and H R Heaton.
Anton Link, pastor, announces Sunday evening devotions including rosary instruction and benediction at 7:30 p.m. Weekday masses are at 7:00 a.m. in the church.
At 9 45 am church school followed by 11 am worship and sermon Gods Kinfolk meets 6 30 pm for Epworth league and young peoples fellowship. Evensong and sermon The Wheat and the Tares at 7 20 pm. Thursday midweek notice 7 15 pm choir rehearsal 8 pm teachers training class at Cottage grocery F Cantling Mills Minster.
The Christian Church reports strong attendance last Sunday as Bible school meets at 10 am. Preaching services are at 11 am and 7 30 pm. Everyone is invited to worship at this friendly church and receive a hearty welcome.
Pastor J H Bicknell leads a midweek 7 15 pm preaching service and Sunday 6 30 pm service plus Sunday program including church school 9 45 am worship 11 am Luther leagues 7 pm. Weekday Lenten services Thursdays 8 pm and Saturday catechetical class 1 pm. Choir rehearsal 7 pm Thursdays and Lorenzo service Sunday 2 pm with Dr W T Kahsc invited.
At 10 am Saturday, a church school service will discuss lack of profundity in daily life. Dr Paul P Chefi, pastor, will lead the talk emphasizing practical faith and thoughtful worship.
Card notes an 8 a.m. Holy communion and a 9 45 a.m. service at Baia school with James B Ree as rector.
The piece outlines how endless chain schemes promise wealth with $2.50 to $5 investments in items like bridge sets and desk sets. It cites US postal and federal fraud statutes cases, noting the practice has been ruled illegal by the postal service and supported by Supreme Court precedents. Potential sellers risk prosecution when using the mails.
Local items list visits and gatherings among the Payzani and Fleming families, plus Mrs Leverett Payzant leading a cheese making lesson. Sunday visits to Robertson, Fulton, and Meier households appear alongside coyote hunting near Bridgeport and Knights of the Mystic Sea preparing a Farmers Union play for March 2.
The text warns of a pyramid like chain system where participants earn small commissions on early sets and hear tales of higher-ups quitting with big incomes. It claims profits rise to thousands as chains grow, while stressing uncertainty and personal risk as the scheme expands beyond predictable outcomes.
Dean and Rose Brown visited the school last Thursday after a 15 day absence due to tonsillitis. A Valentine party Tuesday night drew full attendance but a locked lined room caused consternation when the window was used to gain access and all remained calm afterward.
Neeland Green bills pass with no opposition as a 31 to 0 and 30 to 50 vote margins. The measures aim to provide a cheaper method of appraisal by extending rental payment delays and standardizing the process across streets.
The Maple Grove group met at Liberty School House to transact regular business and discuss current topics. A program was presented, lunch was served, and the meeting adjourned. The next meeting is set for March 17 at Liberty School House.
Mrs John Jenik jr and Sen Ger visit Mrs McDaniel on Valentine day Janet Puth visits. John Fraass Jr family recovering from fever and all quarantine releases expected. John Keei moves to Selayier. Elmry Meyer to care for new grandson. Fraasss resume work after two week absence due to disease. Mrs Bond hosts Cavillernesn event. Feyd Treplik farm possession taken. Continuous local updates on neighbors and guests across February.
A garbled item lists a public case for the estate of William Namuth at the Josie Namuth farm on March 2 and mentions farming matters. It also references Austin Toe saloon appearing in a paper, Sidney Wednesday events, a Cottage Grocer at 102 16 Avenue and a grocery stock note, with scattered misread phrases about telegraph services and local commerce.
A fragment from an Indianapolis News item cites concerns that excessive imagination may provoke suppression, while a warning about locking away minds suggests a tension between creativity and control in public discourse.
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