St Patrick's Church Offers Weekly Mass and Classes
St Patrick's Catholic Church lists Mass at 9 every Sunday and an 11 service on the first three Sundays each month. Evening service at 7 30, Saturday instruction at 2, Bible class and Sunday school at 10730, with various society meetings and a Danish Evangel Lutheran pastor CHR FOLCE listed. Priscilla Club plans a July 6 gathering hosted by Mrs Ed Ahrens urging members to attend and bring needlework.
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Young People’s Society
Ladies’ Society
Chr
Folce
Priscilla Club
Priscillas
Ed Ahrens
Church Services Schedule Promotes Punctual Worship
Christian Church and Bible School hold Sunday services with 9 45 a m Bible School and 11 a m sermon with the Lord's Supper. Junior Endeavor meets at 3 pm and Senior Endeavor at 6 45 pm. Evening preaching at 8 pm invites all to attend.
Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday Services Announced
During hot weather sermons will be brief. Sunday School at 10 AM Morning Worship 11 AM Evening service at 8 PM All services held in Court house until church is repaired Attendance growing slowly Attendances are gaining Join our services Reverend W C Donaldson pastor assist with details.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
W. C. Donaldson
Court House
Grace Lutheran Church Gurley Invites Lutherans and Nesting Faithful
Grace Lutheran Church Gurley invites Lutherans and all without a church home to attend. Afternoon worship at 2 30 PM Sunday School at 38 30 PM Flora Supt attendance was gratifying with over 50 at church and many at Sunday School. Grace Church calls for charter members and officer election next Sunday. All are invited to worship.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Gurley
W. E. Donaldson
Flora Supt
Suday
Grace Church
Sermons on Religion and Amusements This Summer
The morning service sermon topic is Superstition and Religion from 1 Samuel 4. Over the next three Sunday evenings the pastor gives 20 minute sermons on Amusements starting next Sunday evening at 8 o clock. A sermon on Love and Marriage will follow. Services are at 11 AM and 8 PM every Sunday.
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Amusemsai
Krueger Family Fourth Annual Picnic Gathering
A Sunday picnic at Krueger's was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W F Krueger with guests Mr. and Mrs. Will Simon, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stafford, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Metz, Mr. and Mrs. McKernan, Miss Nellie Searles, Wauneta Metz, and Grace and Una Krueger. This group, known for keenly noticing new frills and improvements in good eats, marks their fourth annual picnic.
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Krueger
W. F. Krueger
Will Simon
Frank Stafford
Earl Metz
McKernan
Nellie Searles
Wauneta Metz
Grace
Una Krueger
Calla Willard Missionary Society Meeting Report
The Calla Willard Missionary Society met with Mrs B W Frazey on July 18. The program featured the College of Missions with a sacred piano solo by Mrs W J Shoemaker, scripture reading John 10 1 18 by Mrs Peterson, a prayer, and a roll call asking for news about the May forming of the College of Missions. Mrs G R Miller presented Tidings Story When the Missionary Came. Discussions covered the College of Missions and the larger ministry led by Mrs Chas Boggs, with remarks on the need for prepared workers in mission fields by Mrs S A Wallick. Duet by Mrs Antrim and Miss Miller, readings by Henrietta Shoemaker and Mrs R F Dale, and a paper on the History of the Christian Woman's Board of Missions by Mrs Earl Hiett. Hidden Answers were shared by members.
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Calla Willard Missionary Society
B. W. Frazey
College of Missions
W. J. Shoemaker
Peterson
G. R. Miller
Chas. Boggs
S. A. Wallick
Antrim
Miss Miller
Henrietta Shoemaker
Christian Woman's Board of Missions
Earl Hiett
R. F Dale
June precipitation report by observer John Fisher
Observer John Fisher records June rainfall at 1.25 inches. For the six months ending June 20, total precipitation stood just below normal at 6.48 inches, including 16.40 inches of snow. Snow converts to 10 inches of snow equals 1 inch of rain. Across six months there were 135 clear days, 20 cloudy days, and 28 part cloudy days.
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John Fisher
Alfalfa Pasture Advice For Nebraska Hogs
For growing out pigs and dry sows a good pasture is valuable. Alfalfa yields best pasture but avoid heavy grazing to prevent kill out in 2 3 years. Do not exceed half ton hay per acre per season. occasional cuts encourage new shoots and improve pig pasture.
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Nebraska
F A King Compiles Abstracts and Perfects Titles
F A King compiles abstracts and perfects titles, shaping legal and scholarly records. The work emphasizes thorough summarization, precise phrasing, and adherence to archival standards for document descriptions and catalog entries.
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F. A. King
Proceedings Describe Road Mapping and Budget Approvals
County commissioners finalize Road 270A survey and opening. Public road directions cite townships ranges and section corners across sixteen to seventeen townships. Audited claims list General funds payments to Nebraska Telephone, Sidney Municipal Service, Klopp Bartlett Co. and others. salaries and road work for clerks and commissioners. various district road crews and bridge materials. Meeting adjourned to July 26, 1916.
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Eagle
Union Valley
General Nebraska Telephone Co
Sidney Municipal Service
Hammond & Stephens Supplies
Klopp & Bartlett Co
Same
sArthur PA
Finnegan
Evisionare
Lake Hanna
Fishman Transportation
S. Fishman
Anne McFadden
Expcnse
C P. Chambers
Griminal Tees
CG. S
Radcliff
Leichty
Bridg Bridgeport Lumber
Gust Cavalli
H. G. Brewer
D. R. Campbell Oil and Barrel
Tao
Standard Oil Co
Bridgeport Lumber Co
Hart-Parr Oil
D. R. Campbell
Lodgepole
Henry Ronneker
John Schneider
de IK Foykenmn
OTTER
Henry Paine
SID
Peter Lensen
Bert Duncan
Nes
Jack McGill
Frank Wittig
Clyde Johnson
Carl Carlson
Nebraska Bank Deposits Rise to 141 Million
Nebraska state bank deposits climbed to 141,557,000 with 418,828 depositors as of May 29, 1916, from 141,? million and over 70,000 depositors since April 1915. State Food Commissioner Carman urges posting placards in eateries where alcohol is used per law. A window fire at Tony Edmondson’s drug store in Trend was extinguished after glass blown out by sunlit heat. Lincoln court rules the state banking board lacks authority to deny a Sidney charter if a town already has banks. Grand Army of the Republic announces national encampment in Kansas City Aug. 28 to Sept. 2. Nebraska department HQ at Muehlbach Hotel with Eli A. Barnes in charge. official train at 11:15 p m Aug 28.
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Nebraska
Carman
Tony Edmondson
Triend
State Banking Board
Cornish
District Court
Lincoln
Sidney Bank
Grand Army
Tncoln
Kansas City
Nebraska Department
Muehlbach Hotel
Eli A. Barnes
Grand Island
Table Rock area oil prospects spark expansion plans
Falls City men lease 10,000 acres and a local firm forms to push oil or gas exploration near Table Rock. June yields a Nebraska treasury surplus of 800,000 over disbursements, closing at about 2.4 million. A Hastings convention for the People’s and Progressive parties on July 25 looms, with many letters to Secretary Walrath in support.
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Table Rock
Falls City
Nebraska
People’s and
Progressive Parties
Hastings
Walrath
When Fenelon Reveals a Sunday Chapel Secret
A tale recalls Fenelon serving Louis XIV as almoner. The king finds an empty church, then learns the preacher disclosed he skipped service to show who worships God versus who seeks the king’s favor.
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Fenelon
Louis XIV
Memory Training Jokes On Governor Sorghum In Satire
Senator Sorghum jokes about training memory while seeking a system to remember what to forget during interviews. The Washington Star cites his quip as a witty comment on memory and recall in public life.
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Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Where the Path Breaks Excerpt at Next Bend of Time
A quoted excerpt urges seizing time with Ife, advising pairing with him on journeys toward future wonders. The passage frames time as a companion, not an adversary, and hints at destined events just around the corner for the reader and Ife.
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Ife
Charles de Crespigny
Insomnia Party Slumber Affair At Miss Dedrich’s Door
Social scene recounts a Saturday night gathering of Miss Phyllis Corbett and four companions at Miss Nellie Dedrich’s home. Escorts departed, a lively slumber party ensued with pillow fights and garment exchanges, followed by a sunrise breakfast as Mr. Dedrich calmly hosted and observed the lively event.
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Phyllis Corbett
Dorothy Hart
Merna Swatzlander
Evelyn Doran
Nellie Dedrich
Nellie
Dedrich
Millinery Seller Miss Duthy Leaves for Denver
Miss Duthy has completed her millinery season with the Cheyenne County Trading Company and left Wednesday morning for her home in Denver.
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Miss Duthy
Cheyenne County Trading Company
Wedesday Morning
Denver
6 percent money for home building
Sidney Lumber O. reports a plan offering six percent financing for home building projects.
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Sidney Lumber
Democratic candidate for County Assessor seeks support
The nominee on the Democratic ticket for County Assessor announces his primary election on April 18, 1916 and recalls four years as city and precinct assessor. He asks taxpayers for their support and the honor of election in November.
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Campbell
New Orleans
Minstrels
Sidney
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
South of
Potter
Christian Church
Bible School
Prince Albert
Bringe Albert
R. J. Reynolkés Tobacco Co
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
the Aes Neyo
the County Commession
BES
National Park
Yellowstone National Park
Colorado
Rocky Mountain National Park
Estes Park
Utah
California
Pacific Northwest
Union Pacific
Omaha
Cheyenne
Wyo
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