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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1914
Page
2
A Baltimore American quote frames virtue as using gifts wisely and battling base desires. It rejects passive happiness and distant ideals, urging steady effort in real work and persistent striving to maintain good standing amid temptations.
Giles A Montague, a mill owner, manufacturer and banker, died at La Crosse aged eighty. He built wealth through industrial ventures and held prominent financial positions in the region. His death marks the end of a notable business career.
Laune's Pharmacy in Sidney earns praise for introducing Adler ika a simple German remedy of buckthorn bark and glycerine claimed to instantly ease sour stomach gas and constipation with a single dose.
A vintage advertisement urges avoiding opium in children's cough medicines and touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the safest choice for coughs colds and croup in children and adults. It claims no opium or harmful drugs and promotes sales by local dealers.
Sre,oat Smith knocked out. Arthur Pelkey in the fifteenth round. Rev Henry B Myrick died in New York. Professor Seth C Chandler, astronomer, died at Wellesley Mass. Rhinelander Waldo removed as NY police commissioner. Rev S G Ohman endorsed for Sweden post. Railroad fare blamed for Federal league capital drain. Federal troop train blown up near Mexico City. 3 of 50 escape. Mona Lisa returns to Paris after two years. Bandsman Blake defeats Dixie Kid in London. J P Morgan & Co cuts ties with major corporations. Wetmore removed as U S attorney by McReynolds. Jordan shoots wife and child in Grovestown Ga. Berlin. St. Luke’s hospital seeks missing $4,500 radium piece. Viola Sullivan kidney operation at St Louis. Charles Wolff dies at Topeka. 31 Chicago homicides in December. 1800 bales wool arrive in San Francisco from Australia. Wild bird plumage ban affects markets. Bonniere lands near Siloam, Jerusalem. New York leads London in city population. Missionary study urged in state universities. NYC subway contracts exceed 11.9 million. Tasman arrives at Thursday Island. Mme Nordica ill. John Mitchell to retire from AFL. Carl Persen wounds shot target. seeks photo as evidence.
At the Midway hotel in Kearney on January 8, the Nebraska State League held its annual meeting. C J Miles of Hastings was elected president after initial ballots favored A C Felt of Superior. CEE Poleck of Columbus became vice president. Directors include A M Grady Columbus Ed Williams Grand Island AC Killian Kearney H Stein Hastings George H Bush Beatrice W G Boyer York and A L Galbrath Superior. Fremont and North Platte sent delegates.
Renowned pianist Ignace Paderewski leaves a Denver audience as fear of nihilist threats prompts cancellation of the performance. Police and city officials investigate while organizers assure refunds to ticket holders.
The Supreme Court ordered a rehearing of the Capital National bank dispute between D. E. Thompson and Harry T. Jones over stock transactions from more than two decades ago. A previous split 3 to 3 left the lower court ruling for Thompson, but Chief Justice Reese, previously disqualified, cast a tie-breaking vote to grant the rehearing, keeping the case in limbo as observers report intense discussions inside the chamber.
Evening service at 7 30 next Sunday Mass at 10 o'clock and Saturday instruction at 2. Cornees. pastor and family offer use of the telephone. Lutheran council met despite high school tickets with plans for church prosperity. Congregational meeting after morning service January 25 to elect officers and explain finances. Little Helen McDaniel lost a black hat at Christmas exercises. return to McDaniel home. Revs Juengel and Boelling attended Wes tern Nebraska Wyoming Conference meeting at Big Springs. German Evangelical Lutheran church to host next conference June 9 10. German Evangelical Lutheran congregation holds annual meeting Friday January 16.
Pastor Harry Mitchell leads Sunday worship at 11 a m with Bible school at 10 a m and evening preaching at 7 30 p m Also 6 30 p m Christian Endeavor and Thursday afternoon Willing Workers meeting in the church schedule
Nebraska’s Supreme Court upholds the election commissioner's refusal to register foreign born residents without written naturalization proof. The court allows sworn US birth statements for voter eligibility but requires documentary evidence for those born abroad. Judge English’s district ruling is overturned.
Christ Episcopal Church announces WM T. MORGAN Jr as lay worker. Sunday school 9:30 a m. Morning prayer and sermon 11 a m. Evensong 7:30 p m. Sunday school held weekly. Morning prayer on the first third and fifth Sundays each month.
The Thompson McFadden commission told the American Association for the Advancement of Science that pellagra is not caused by corn and that the disease is not as dangerous as the public fears.
Rev J H Utesch pastor announces worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday school at 10 a m choir practice 8 p m Tuesdays Dorcas society meets Thursdays council meets first Monday monthly confirmation class 2 p m Saturdays in winter period.
REV. E. J. HAYES, Pastor. Sunday school 10 a. m. Preaching 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. League services 6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. Choir practice Friday 7:30 p. m. Ladies Aid Wednesday afternoon.
A compact reflection on worry noting that most anxiety stems from small trifles. Choosing to ignore minor irritants can preserve happiness.
A buoyant disposition is not frivolous but shines in duty as a person acts with a glowing genial temperament guiding daily life with steady warmth.
The Lutheran pastor and family attended a New Year’s party at Dr. N. T. Owen’s home where two babies were baptized Ardis Evelin Fundingsland and Audery Eloise Owen. The Dalton Nebraska meeting discussed interior finish of a new Lutheran church and a strictly Lutheran arrangement. Rev. P. O. Spehr will supply regularly after completion. A Christmas gift telephone for the parsonage was installed by church members and friends.
J W Harper and others arrange monthly conveyance for the Sydney area pastor to a center appointment fifteen miles north. The schedule lists dates through September with drivers including Harper Halston Doty Birdwell Jorgenson Webster Osborne Millett Jones Robbins and Raymond. A Ladies Aid public supper will be served at the M E Church parlors on Wednesday January 28.
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