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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1926

Page

11

Local and Personal News Mentions in Sidney

Miss Ruby Raser visits Brush relatives while Martin Norburg journeys from Franklin Nebraska to Sidney. Several residents travel to Denver for business or show, including Fred Parsons Hubert Fuller and Mrs George Kroenlein. A baby is born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Reker and to Mr and Mrs Louis Denver, while a car load of cattle heads to Denver. Judge Nisley arrives to hold court, with many locals visiting, ill health noted for Mrs Syllers and clerk F Browne. A bake sale at Leonard’s Grocery set for February 13. Gale starts at 1 38 pm.

Leonard's Grocery Gale

Mire Stovers Bungalow canties re ceived

Freesta twice weekly Baesett s Lal.

Mire Stovers Baesett

Local notices highlight arrivals and retirements in Sidney

Mire W H Storkan traveled to Dewitt due to her father's illness. Bertha Abbott returned to Oklahoma City after a visit. Mrs Billie Closman will visit her Belle Plain Iowa relatives next week. Florence Rogers arrived from California and will stay with her mother J J Parks for several weeks. The C club met at Mrs Bert Curtis’s home for a day of fellowship and a shared dinner. Miss Sorensen arrived in Sidney to teach history and science at the high school filling Miss Labort’s vacancy. She comes from Lincoln with strong teaching recommendations and is expected to be well received by students.

Bertha Abbott Oklahoma City Billie, Closman Belle Plain Florence Rogers California J. J. Parks Bert Curtis Miss Sorensen Sidney Labort Miss Soreneen Lincoln

Kansas City man seeks hay in Nebraska amid shortages

George E Dalyrymple of Kansas City, connected with a major hay and alfalfa buying company, is in the city seeking hay and alfalfa but finds none for sale. He notes strong demand and that western Nebraska stock fodder will be shipped east. He cites alfalfa at 50 dollars per ton in Florida and milk at 50 cents per quart. his firm has shipped over 2000 cars into Florida in three months.

George E. Dalyrymple Kansas City United States Dalyryimple Nebraska Florida

Twain's Response to Criticism Prompts Lively Edit Advice

The note recalls Mark Twain resisting edits yet offering pointed guidance to a critic. He mocks the reviewer as a literary kangaroo and axles grease skull while suggesting the editor try loosening language. The exchange highlights Twain’s humor and belief in readable prose.

Mark Twain Hestier

Life's Realities and the Call to Higher Living

The passage urges enduring effort toward worthier living and service. It links climbing life’s path with deepening love of humanity and God, forecasting a brighter, more peaceful life beyond present understanding for those who love Him. Brooke Herford quotes emphasize growth, faith, and eternal blessing.

iLife God Brooke Herford

Mercury the Planet Closest to the Sun

Mercury is the smallest planet and nearest the sun with a mean distance of about 36 million miles. It completes an orbit in about 88 days and has a diameter near 3,000 miles. Its mass is about one eighteenth that of Earth and density similar to Earth's, though difficult to observe without a telescope and of limited interest. faint surface marks exist but are indefinite.

Mercury

Monomark Idea Proposed to Distinguish Smith Products

In England the Smith surname is vast with 530000 bearers and 204000 starting with J. John Smiths reach 41000 and John William Smith 5000. To distinguish their products a five symbol monomark is proposed and will designate each type.

England Smith John Smiths John W. Smith John William Smith Smith le

Birthday party honors Edward Treinen in Laramie

A group of friends celebrated Edward Treinen seven birthday with games and refreshments in Laramie Wyoming. Mrs. Fred Stuht to host Busy Dozen Friday afternoon at her home. Mrs. W F Bassett returns from Denver visit with daughter and family. Frank Pearsops hosts drum and bugle corps of the American Legion at his home Wednesday evening.

Edward Treinen Laramie Wyo Fred Stuht W. F. Bassett Ant Denver Stephen Jenson Frank Pearsops Cords of the American Legion

Rotary club entertains ladies at U P hotel meeting

The Rotary club held a Friday evening event at the U P hotel with a fine musical program. Mrs Witham and Mrs Barger sang a duet, Prof Davis sang a solo, J W Johnson performed, and Mrs J W Johnson accompanied. After dinner, guests returned to the Barger home for music and bridge. First ladies prize went to Mrs Bentley. first men’s prize to E B Sherrerd.

Rotary Club U. P

Mrs Manb Hosts Baeteri Star at Kensington Home

Mrs Manb entertained the Baeteri Star at a Kensington home Tuesday afternoon. The social gathering reflected local club activity with notable attendees and light refreshments.

Mrs Manb Kensington

Mrs J T McIntosh and daughter return from Denver

Mrs J T McIntosh and her daughter Jean have come back home after a weeklong visit in Denver.

J. T. McIntosh Jean Denver

Fortnightly Club Dinner at Country Club and Phelps Home

The Fortnightly club dined at the Country club on Wednesday evening and bonded at the home of Mr and Mrs A E Phelps. High score was made by Mrs Witham.

A. E. Phelps

Mrs. George Jewett Hosts Dinner Guests at Home

Mrs. George 8. Jewett entertained guests at dinner at her home Monday evening.

George 8. Jewett

Whelps Returns Home After Denver Visit

Mrs A E Whelps returns home Sunday after a short stay in Denver. The North Side bridge club with Mrs Mire Lowre as hostess held luncheon at the Country Club on Wednesday followed by bridge.

North Side Mire Lowre Country Club

Sunday Mass and Rosary Instruction Schedule

Sundays offer Mass at 7 00 a m and 9 30 a m with rosary and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekdays Mass is at 8 00 a m Rev Anton Link in charge

Anton Link

Christian Church Service Times Card

Bible school at 10 00 a m. Common and preaching at 11 00. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Preaching at 7 30 p m.

Bible School Christian Endeavor

Sunol Union Sunday School Service Schedule

Sunol Union holds Sunday school at 10:00 a m and preaching at 11:00 a m led by Mr. Brox of Lodge Pole. Everyone is invited to attend.

Brox Lodge Pole

Lent Preparations Service Announcement at Parish

On Sunday September Septuagessima seventy days before Easter Holy Communion at 8 a m Church school at 10 a m and morning prayer with sermon at 11 a m Rector J J Crawford preaches on Preparations for Lent.

J. J. Crawford

United Lutheran Church Service and Sunday School Details

Sideey and Holy Trinity churches hold morning worship and a sermon at 11 o clock. Church school begins at 10 o clock.

Sideey Holy Trinity

Petter and Gurley Churches Schedule Worships

Petter First Church holds worship and sermon at 2 30 p m Gurley Grace Church offers church school at 10 a m and evening worship with sermon at 7 30 p m A cordial welcome awaits all who attend Pastor W T Kahe D D extends invitation to come.

Petter

Collecting Cobwebs Pastime and Spider Webs

One of the most interesting pastimes is collecting cob webs. Each kind of spider spins its web in a different manner and specimens can be secured and preserved in their natural shape.

Tickets by the Million in London Omnibus Lines

The company running the omnibus lines in London issues about four million tickets daily. Tickets in stock number around four hundred million, each stamped with a unique number.

London

Coconut trees required for each year of a child’s age

In Rarotonga Cook Islands law mandates the head of every family plant and tend one coconut tree for each year of a child’s age until the child can plant for itself.

Rarotonga Cook Islands

Highwayman's Feats Linked to 1698 Executions

A fragment notes English highwayman Featsne Glideroy, hanged in July 1698, reputedly picked the pocket of Cardinal Richelieu, robbed Oliver Cromwell, and hanged a justice. The wording resembles a rumour-filled historical tall tale with scant corroboration.

Featsne Glideroy Cardinal Richelise ‘la Oliver Cromwell

Truth and vigilance in worship at Presbyterian Church

The lesson quoted last Sunday warned that truth brings freedom while partial truths and errors endanger lives. God's word is truth and worship follows Bible school at 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. Mission study at 7 p.m. with Co. B. at 6:30 p.m. Pastor Samuel Light urges truth in hearts for the nation.

Tye Iind Samuel Light

St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Service Note

Our house of worship was filled to the last seat Sunday. The topic discussed was the living water Jesus Christ as dispensed by the church of the unadulterated gospel. Next Sunday English services at 10 30. Peters, pastor.

Jesus Christ Peters

Episcopal Church pulpit to be filled temporarily

Owing to the illness of Rev Kaub now at Western Nebraska hospital in Scottsbluff Rev F J Mc Caffrey of Scottsbluff will occupy the pulpit at the Methodist church Sunday morning and evening January 31 AM services at the usual hour with special music Both services will be supplied weekly until the pastor resumes duties

Kaub Western Nebraska Hospital Scottsbluff F. J. McCaffrey Methodist Church

Not an Easy Job to Feed a Python in Captivity

A Wide World Magazine writer describes forcible feeding of pythons that refuse food. The methods require securing tail, body, and head, then inserting meat into the throat and guiding it down the esophagus toward the stomach.

Wide World Magazine Inyorka

Bake Sale Announcement at Sale Starts 1 30 P.M

Community bake sale to benefit local programs kicks off at 1 30 p m with a varied lineup of treats. Volunteers coordinate proceeds and suggest arriving early to grab popular items.

Filipinos Chase Talisman Kerchief Amid Belief in Powers

A young Filipino prince descendant seeks the enchanted kerchief said to grant miracles, enabling charm over birds and rivals. The belief persists despite official efforts, with tales of healing powers and miraculous discoveries drawing crowds to bless a river stream image believed to be Queen Maria Cristina.

Malki Manila Maria Cristina Spain Alfonso Forturate

Bachelors Seek Society Amid Town Romance Troubles

A note from a southwest town praises a weekly paper and recalls how the town’s bachelors long attended social events hosted by married couples, causing separations among young pairs. After a new rule, bachelors seek gatherings among themselves, while married men rely on wives for restraint. the writer suggests widows might best handle aged bachelors.

Dunningham E. W. Howe

Absent minded professor journeys to London congress

The story follows J Aderman of the University of Sydney who travels to London as a delegate to the empire universities congress. He discovers an error and transitions from slight confusion to alarm and embarrassment.

J. Aderman University of Sidney Australia London Congress of the Empire Aéerman

Vets Plant Memorial Trees At Washington Walk

One hundred sixteen new members of the American Tree association in Washington have registered after a memorial walk organized by the United States Veteran hospital No.100 in Battle Creek Michigan. Trees were planted for President Coolidge General Pershing Woodrow Wilson Warren G Harding Robert E Lee General Miles Clara Barton Mabel Boardman Abraham Lincoln Joyce Kilmer. Plans were directed by Emoma L Kets and Dr William M Dobson. The association sends tree-planting instructions and a tree-day program for a stamp to cover postage. The memorial walk features silver maples.

American Tree Association Washington United States Veteran Hospital Battle Creek Mich Coollidge General Perahing Woodrow Wilson Warren G. Harding Robert E. Lee General Miles Clara Barton Mabel Boardman Abraham Liscoin Joyce Kilmer Emoma L. Kets William M Dobson The Tree Association

Dees Active Work at 88 in Idaho Golf Note

The Chicago Post reports 88 year old R R Woodring of Nampa Idaho cannot play golf like oil magnate Rocke feller yet he remains active. On his birthday he mowed the lawn while reporters watched noting he mows grass for eight to ten hours daily as his regular vocation.

R. R. Woodring Nampa Idaho Rockefeller Woodring Chicago Post

Homecoming Proved Fatal For Liverpool Man at Meurne

Thomas O Rourke aged sixty nine of Liverpool England revisited his boyhood home in Bel fast Ireland. Near Kirkeel he paused at the foot of the hill and suddenly collapsed dead. Doctors attributed death to emotional excitement and joy overwhelming his frail condition.

Thomas O'Rourke Liverpool England Belfast Ireland Meurne Kirkeel

Streets in Italy Too Narrow for Street Cars

Report notes that few streets in Italy are broad enough to permit street cars. Observers say the narrow avenues hinder rail transit plans and affect urban mobility.

Italy

Flirtatious Post Office Clerk Learns a Lesson

A gallant post office clerk eager to please a young woman offers cheerful service to weigh a fetter and stamp an envelope. The scene turns when the girl asks in a foreign phrase meaning something to Charlie, ending his interest and leaving him bored again.

Spider Webs and Their Place in Nature

A writer extols the value of spiders highlighting their role in controlling pest insects. It notes their delicate habits and abundance of eggs, yet acknowledges conflicts with housewives due to indoor webs and dust. Predators like birds, shrews, crickets, and wasps help keep spider numbers in check.

Dogs and Heat Bring Out Grumpiness in Both Man and Beast

A Koko Dispatch excerpt explains dogs become irritable in sultry heat, likening their mood to people who are overheated and thirsty. It argues dogs do not go mad in the heat, but act grouchy due to discomfort, just as humans might snap when uncomfortable and deprived of water.

Kokomo Dispatch

Meals for Sponges

Sponges are animals not vegetables and feed like other animals. A sponge begins when a tiny particle detaches from a parent and, after ocean currents, attaches to rock to live independently. Infant sponge food consists of yolk like cells containing a form of retic, which sweeps small food particles into a half mouth half stomach structure.

Louvre Palace in Paris Origin and Transformation

The Louvre, famed Paris palace once royal residence, became a museum after the French Revolution. Its name stems from an ancient hunting chateau once wedged in a forest where wolves roamed. Construction began in 1541 under Francis I and expanded by Henry IV and Louis XIV. the Louvre and Tuileries were united in 1867, spanning 48 acres.

Louvre Paria Dagobert Zrencis I Henry IV Louis XIV Tuileries Kansas City Times

The Cup That Cheers Pepys Tea Origin Story

On September 2 marks the 265th anniversary of Samuel Pepys noting tea cooling its place in English life. The tale traces tea to Arlington House near Buckingham Palace, bought in Holland for 60 shillings a pound, a fortune then. The drink once a curiosity became England’s chief beverage in time.

Samuel Pepys England Arlington House Buckingham Palace Bow Earl of Arlington Holland London

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the Telegraph Guy V. Doran Ruby Raser Brush Martin Norburg Franklin, Nebraska W. J. Perry Fred Parsons Hubert Fuller George Kroenlein Alliance Mary Flohr Kimball Ridney Paul Jameon Grand Island Arthur Hanley Dalton Attorney Gross of Delton Ernest Reker Louis Denver Julius Wallbrumm Robert Oberfelder Waseave Joseph Oberfelder Abert J. Johnson Fred Stuhb Mra al Jorgenson Fred Stuhbt Harry Witters Nisley Lexington H. B. Grubb Harry Marsh la Junta Marjorie Newlan Arthur Wright Girs B. G. Morrison Frank C. Beeson F. R. Browne Thayer Rexall John Syllers Taylor Hospital Stevera Basett's Dodge Brothers M. W. Ouborn Meter Co W. H. Storkan Dewitt Smiths Irs. A. E. Whelps Den Ver Sunol Union Sunday School Episcopal Church United Lutheran Church Presbyterian Church Dist Episcopal Church Society Suggestion Dees Pet Dewa Charlie
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