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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1932
Page
5
The Catholic Church outlines Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 30 AM with a Sunday evening devotions, rosary, instruction and benediction at 7 30 PM Weekday masses are at 7 00 AM Anton Link is the Pastor.
The bulletin lists services for Septuagesima Sunday with Church school at 9 45 a m led by Walter Johnson, worship and sermon at 11 a m on Having Our Actions Speak for Us, choir music, confirmation class at 1 p m. Potter First Lutheran holds worship at 2 45 p m with pastor sermon and church school at 2 p m, followed by congregational meetings at both churches. Dr W T Kahse is the pastor and invites public worship.
At 11 a.m. worship and sermon on the Authority of the Bible. The church school at 9:45 a.m. Epworth leagues for various groups at 6:30 p.m. and an annual candle light evensong at 7:30 p.m. led by Minister F Charling Mills.
Celebration of Holy Communion at 8 a m Sunday School at 10 a m Young People's Society at 6 30 p m all on Sunday at the Episcopal Church in town.
Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship and sermon at 11 a.m. titled Prayer Yesterday and Today led by Dr. Paul P. Cheff. A men’s meeting is called for Friday at 8 p.m. in the church basement. all are urged to attend.
Funeral services were held here Wednesday afternoon for Walter Rhine 41 of Lodge Pole. Rhine died in the university hospital at Omaha. Burial was at Lodge Pole with Gehrig funeral service of Sidney in charge of interment.
The week ending January 15 saw dull grain markets with futures near unchanged for wheat and down for most feed grains. Cash markets were irregular with winter wheat prices lower and red spring higher on protein premiums. corn mixed, oats softer in the southwest and firmer in Chicago, rye down, flax barely steady. World wheat factors included European supply declines offset by southern hemisphere offerings and sluggish European demand. Marketings were moderate, with 2,283 cars across seven central western markets, No. 2 hard winter ordinary protein around 49 cents, and 13 percent protein at 57 to 58 cents.
Farmers producing grain are urged by the Nebraska Department of Agriculture to test seeds at the state seed laboratory. Free service offers purity analyses germination tests seed identification and general seed information. The lab helps avoid weed pests and ensures seed quality for alfalfa oats and wheat.
William Ritchie Jr of Omaha outlines a plan for a 1931 repeal of the state administrative code, restoration of constitutional democratic governance, and tighter fiscal control. He claims Nebraska's 1931 levy and expenditures exceed two prior administrations, urging efficiency, earlier gubernatorial duty hours, and reduced state activities to cut costs.
Robert S. Oberfelder of Sidney plans a two month vacation en route to San Francisco and Los Angeles. He will stay in Los Angeles about two months at the Biltmore hotel and has become acquainted with Arthur Brisbane's secretary through a letter to J. H. Lowe of the Telegraph.
Andy Rapp and Robert Nelson were callers at Dave Browns Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Joe Kubis and Mr and Mrs Charles Dedic and children spent Tuesday evening at Joe Freis. Mr Lowden of Potter called at Fred Princes Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Joe Frei shopped in Kimball Friday. Mr and Mrs W D Mathewson and son Max spent Friday at Pete Nelsons. Dave Brown and scons were supper guests at Emmons Sanders.
Tuesday evening activities include Andy Rapp calling on Pete Nelson and visits by Mr. and Mrs. Pete Nelson. Many local residents headline a busy week with calls, guests, and suppers at Johnson, Reetz, Fisher, Omel, and Theis homes. Flu illness, a birthday gathering, and a Farmers Union delegate from Omaha are noted among frequent local social events.
Sunlit weekly notes record chats and calls across towns with names including E A Johnson Evelyn Theis Wassum Flessner and Olsen. Mrs Johnson and daughter Evelyn visited Mrs Wassum, while E A Wickard stopped by Sunol. Sidney and Ledge Pole are mentioned as local visit sites.
A terse reminder stresses that the seller must disclose essential facts before attempting to sell a product. The note frames transparency as a prerequisite to a successful transaction and legal compliance.
Giant conifers known as gum cupal reach up to 21 feet in the Netherland East Indies. The unusual trees are noted for their height and distinctive resin. Local observers report rapid growth amid tropical conditions.
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