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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1915
Page
5
St Patrick s Catholic Church conducts Mass at 10 each Sunday with an evening service at 7 30. Instruction sessions are held each Saturday at 2 o clock.
The Lutheran church invites all to Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m Luther League at 6 20 p m and Evening service at 7 30 p m The annual congregational meeting is set for Monday at 7 50 p m Attendance is requested and others are welcome The Xmas tree exercises were well received and the church was filled to the last seat The Xmas Turkey came from Mr Devoe and was praised as fine Best wishes for a prosperous New Year The message is to begin now today.
In east London a cabinet minister C TO Ritebie spoke at a political meeting. Afterward his overcoat was stolen to spare him trouble. Sir Thomas Dewar sent ten shillings to a vigilant quarter known as no thieves barnt. Later three coats appeared. Ritebie picked his, others returned. A canvasser later learned a man had tipped him a shilling rather than ten.
The piece argues against government ownership of railroads, citing European state systems and comparing per mile valuations, costs, and wages. It contends American lines are well managed, with low rates and good service, and warns political control could worsen costs and taxes while harming public services. It notes rising operating costs, wage increases, and regulatory demands pressuring railroads and calls for balanced reform rather than nationalization.
A note from the New York Globe reports a rift sparked by a found letter in a coat pocket. The exchange hints at hidden troubles and a damaged trust, yielding a sly glimpse into a strained relationship.
A compact note quotes a maxim urging pride in craft and steady effort. It frames work as discipline, with the idea that thorough, careful practice makes tasks easier over time. The passage emphasizes self-motivation and high standards as practical guidance.
TheMisses Adams hosted a dinner Rev 11 Hanson family and others as winter stays, Miss McFadden to teach in Cheyenne County, Dipdah family visiting from Colorado, Dannebrog and eastward trips during holidays. A Catholic high mass, Epworth League lecture, New Year gatherings, skating pond fun, a Lutheran street light, Nora Hansen organist, Rev H Hanson choir surplice advocacy, Dr Ames baby, Oscar II welcomed, John Johnson injury, New Year mask hall plans, oysters at Banta cafe, Christmas dinner at Thornburg hall, Banta window accident, reflective tale on language.
In a brief Buffalo Express item a father returns home with a bulldog, noting the dog previously belonged to the speaker and was sold to the father by a dealer, while addressing Jack and Ethel-Ohn with a cautionary remark about the evening.
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