John D Enriches Baptists as Rockefeller Gifts Rise
New York reports a National Committee of Northern Baptist laymen victory campaign raised nine million dollars by December 31. John D Rockefeller contributed two million to the American Baptist Home Mission Society and one million to the Foreign Mission Society, with an additional two million from the Standard Oil head to the Ministers and Missionaries’ Benefit board. Cream of Nut Margarine.
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Baptist Ministers’ and Missionaries’ Benefit Board
Local and Personal News Mentions in Sidney
Several residents are noted for births and travels. A son to Mr and Mrs Fred Bartels and a daughter to Myr and Mrs Watter O Moy er are reported. Henry Schmidt returns from a visit in the eastern part of the state. L C Opper visits Sidney for business. Mr and Mrs Jesse McNish depart for Denver for several days. Carl Garison of Sextorp conducts Sidney business. Commissioner J Reel travels to Chappell for western Nebraska county meetings. Misses Buelul Grabill Esther Devine go to Lincoln to resume university work. Bella Owens returns to Lincoln. Henrietta Shoemaker leaves for Pocotello Idaho for Y M C A work. Henry Kayne of Votter visits. Maree McIntosh heads to Lincoln for university work. Jack Graham leaves for Culver Indiana to attend Culver Military Academy.
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Buelul Grabill
Esther Devine
Lincoln
R B Tochterman Returns From Holiday Visit in Missouri
R B Tochterman came home Sunday night from a holiday trip to St Joseph Missouri with his parents and friends. He reports a delightful journey and looks forward to the New Year at Sidner Mercantile Co where he is in charge of the shoe department.
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R. B. Tochterman
St. Joseph
Sidner Mercantile Co
Money to Loan From the Bentley Land Company
The Bentley Land Company advertises farm loans with abundant funds available at seven percent interest. Farmers are invited to apply for financing to support agricultural needs and expansion plans.
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Bentley Land Company
A Letter From Sunny California
A travel diary from Sidney to Colorado and New Mexico through Rocky Mountain sites and the Grand Canyon. The writer details camping, weather shifts from rain to snow, rough dirt roads, a near wreck of a Ford, visits to Manitou Garden of the Gods Cave of the Winds, and scenic passes across Raton and Glorieta with notes on Mexican and Indian communities, adobe houses, and cliff dwellings, ending near the Grand Canyon.
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Wheat Farms and Ranches For Sale Near Sidney and Colton
Real estate ad listing multiple wheat land and ranch properties for sale in Cheyenne county and nearby areas. Properties include 160 acres 120 under cultivation near Sidney with $75 per acre price, 480 acres near Colton with 150 cultivated and 70 hay acres at $55 per acre, and various parcels near Potter and other towns. Terms include $2,500 down, easy payments, spring cultivation prospects, and nearby creeks. Other Colorado land offers and opportunities in land investments are noted.
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Pastors get higher pay in Methodist church drive
The Rev J W Van Cleve of Chicago, finance commission chair, said conferences have agreed to raise clerical salaries with a $1500 annual minimum in several regions including Des Moines Detroit Illinois Nebraska northeast Ontario northeast Iowa Rock River and upper Iowa. Central Illinois Dakota North Dakota and northwest Nebraska will pay $1400 and southern Illinois $1300 with most pastors also receiving rent free parsonages.
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Missouri Valley Duroc Breeders' Association Formed
An Omaha meeting established the Missouri Valley Duroc Breeders' Association covering Nebraska Iowa Missouri Kansas South Dakota Montana Wyoming North Dakota. About 200 delegates elected M. T. White president Dwight Putman secretary treasurer and F F Devore on the executive committee. A $10,000 fund backs a full time representative to promote Duroc hog raising with headquarters in Omaha.
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