Danish Lutheran Church Bible Class and Services Schedule
Danish Lutheran Church south of Potter lists Bible class and Sunday School at 10 30 AM and services at 11 AM on the first three Sundays each month. Young People’s and Ladies societies meet on the first and second Sundays respectively with additional family meetings. All Scandinavians welcome. Pastor Chr Foilck Danish Evangel Lutheran.
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Potter
Young People’s Society
Ladies’ Society
Chr, Foilck
Bible School and Services Schedule At The Church
Bible School each Lord's Day morning at 9 45 a m promptly Be on time Get the habit of being on time Preaching and Lord s Supper at 11 a m every one invited Junior Endeavor at 3 p m All the Children urged to be present Senior Endeavor at 6 45 p m promptly This is an interesting service Come and see Preaching at 8 p m to these services everybody is cordially welcome
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Bible
Faith and Bible Theme At Trinity Lutheran Church Services
Trinity Lutheran Church Sidney Nebraska invites all to Sunday School at 10:00 AM Morning Worship at 11:00 AM with theme Faith Evening Worship at 8:00 PM exploring the difference between the Bible and other books All services held in the courthouse Grace Lutheran Gurley Nebraska hosts afternoon worship at 2:30 PM Sunday School at 3:30 PM with Mrs Flora as superintendent Reverend Donaldson leads both churches.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Sidney
Nebr
Donaldson
Court House
Grace Lutheran Church
Gurley
Neb
W. C. Donaldson
Flora Supt
Methodist Church Special Services at Metodist Church
The Methodist Church announces next Sunday services including reception of members baptisms and the Lord's Supper at 11 am with a cordial welcome. Special music requests donations of cars to bring in attendees. Evening service at 8 with the subject Amusements. Epworth League at 7 led by church youth. Sunday School at 10 am seeking newcomers and new residents. A J May pastor.
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Sidney
Epworth League
A. J. May
Sidney Barbers Raise Prices at Regional Convention
Western Nebraska barbers met in Kearney on July 10 and boosted haircut prices to 35 cents effective July 20. Sidney barbers had kept that price for over two years. James Reisdorf learned of his nephew's drowning death at Columbus, a tragedy that echoes a prior drowning of the same young man months ago.
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Nebraska
Kearney
Sidney
James Reisdorf
Columbus
Deutschland Ready to Unload at Baltimore Sub
Deutschland seaplane? No. Submarine Deutschland, after docking at Baltimore, readies to discharge a million dollar dye stuffs cargo and load metal and rubber for Germany. Captain Koenig confirms peaceful merchant status. No armament found. four pistols and a rifle aboard.
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Germany
Chesapeake Bay
Koenig
Air
Bremen
Oenrg
Lloyd Line
Soldiers Injured as Train Collides in Dallas
Twenty Nebraska national guard soldiers from Omaha were slightly injured when a troop train collided with a switch engine on the Missouri Kansas and Texas line at Dallas. Several cut by broken glass and others jolted by falling equipment. No serious injuries. all continued their journey after medical aid. The switch engine crew jumped clear. the switch engine tender was crushed and the head engine damaged.
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Nebraska National Guard
Fourth
Nebraska Infantry Regiment
Omaha
San Antonio
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Dallas
Attempted assassination of President Le LaPlaza in Buenos Aires
An anarchist attempted to murder President Le LaPlaza on a government balcony in Buenos Aires as he reviewed troops. The gunman fired but the shot misfired and was arrested at the scene. The president was unharmed.
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le LaPlaza
Buenos Ares
Governent
Epidemic Fatalities Rise in New York City
Nineteen more deaths from infantile paralysis in New York City push fatalities to 224 since the outbreak began. New cases dropped to eighty eight while total cases reach 980 with a mortality rate near 22 percent. Brooklyn leads in new cases as health officials extend precautions to nearby areas and New Jersey towns ban nonresident under sixteen entrants.
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New York City
Department of Health
Brooklyn
New York
New Jersey
Framing Pictures and the Art of Frames Through Time
The article surveys the history and craft of picture frames from medieval origins to Renaissance Italy. It notes frames evolved with housing and art, stressing scientific design to enhance viewing and the painting as a work of art. It traces later influence from France and a decline in sobriety.
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Italy
Ita
Scribner's
How many steps to the mile in historic military pacing
The London Chronicle notes varied infantry paces by nation, with Russians at about twenty-seven and a half inches and British soldiers around thirty-one inches plus a half inch. It explains pace depends on height and estimates 2,000 to 2,100 paces per mile for an average adult.
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London Chronicle
Ancient Barber's Forfeits Described by London Standard
The London Standard recalls old barber shop rules that charged customers a forfeit to enter or behave, with penalties once common in Shakespearean times. It notes how these practices dwindled about fifty years ago, leaving behind mentions of pint forfeit and guidance on swearing and service order.
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Mark
Transfers of Warranty Deeds and Land Transfers
A ledger of transfers shows Elizabeth Greenlee and husband to William J Parkert for part of nw, 22-18-50, 40 acres for 800 dollars. Numerous other warranty deeds list grantees, parcels in Sidney Lodgepole and Nash additions, and prices from 1.00 to 3,000 dollars, including Bostder to Rozers, McIntosh to Duncan, Swenson to several parcels, and miscellaneous quit claim and referee deeds with varying nominal sums.
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Elizabeth Greenlee
William J Parkert
E.B Penney
J. B Clark
Henry E Randall
Matilda Juefs
Henry E. Randall
Matilda Jjuefs
Newton E. Medlock
Joseph M. Swenson
Ney
Nwnel
Wilbur S. Bostder
J. W. Rozers
Nash
Lodgepole
H. E Mantor
William Nienhuser
Nnly
J. L McIntosh
Als
Bert Duncan
J. W Rogers
H. W Seeger
John A Johnson
William (. Jensen
H.C Casselman
John Seidel
William Bartlett
Anton A. Rudd
John Daugherty
Clarkson
Sidney
A.J Bickett
Herman Blanke
John S. Kloke
J. J McIntosh
Charles M. Hadley
Maria Ruttner
Luther Bonham
LH. C. Casselman
William A. Mitchell
George W. Ahrens
Jasper Jurgens
William Frerichs
A. H. Carow
Bridgeport Lumber Company
H. Carow
E. Luther Ewing
Dalton
Union Pacific Railroad Company
August Juedes
A. Stroup
W. C. Heeter
Hattie B. LaSeile
Cheyenne County Bank
August Maas
Fred Schaefer
T. Kidney
G. ‘Doherty
Aeguive
Lincoln G. Simon Et Als
F. M. Wooddridge
Nebraska
Harmon Eldred Wyman
W. R. Wood
Nels Swanson
Myron D. Sheldon
Fred Wittig, Jr
Wolfje W. Frerichs
Albert Zorn Se
A. K. Greenlee
H.C. Casselman
Alfreda B. Rooge
George Rippe
Leslie F. Cunningham
Jesse R. Osborn
Wellner
George H. Rubter
Franz ‘Engel
Gurley
Lewis Brott
W. C. Turner
Clair A. Roberts
John R. Harris
William T. Tate
Bessie S. Cusebeer
Bessie M Wood
Dainty Ship Fire Ends Swearing on Seventeenth Century Voyage
Off Guinea coast the Dainty caught fire but escaped destruction. John Barnett, in Fighting Admirals, recounts a curious discipline: sailors swore less after a ferrule oath. A palmer or ferrule was carried. those who swore received a stroke, and the captain enforced the rule. Within three days no more swearing was noted.
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Richard Mawkins
Guinea
John Barnett
Palmer
Irvin S Cobb on Kentucky in American Magazine
Irvin S Cobb comments on Kentucky behavior and state symbols. He recalls a crest showing two gentlemen in swallow fork coats clasping hands, noting the motto United we stand divided we fall to. The author jokes about an oversight dropping the word to.
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Irvin Cole
Kentucky
Irvin S. Cobb
Miss Myrtle Fishman Hosts Hard Times Costume Party
Social and Club Affairs report a Thursday gathering at Myrtle Fishman home. Ten girls wore hard times costumes, shared stories of luckless clothes, prizes awarded for best worst attire and worst hard luck tale. Tea, theater party, games, dancing, ice cream, and late night beauty sleep followed nine hours of merriment.
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Myrtle Fishman
Leona Spitler
Birdwell Family Returns From Eastern Trip
Mr and Mrs J R Birdwell returned from Lincoln Omaha and eastern points after a pleasurable month. They traveled 1400 miles in their Buick and 452 miles in the last two days of the home stretch. Their children Mr and Mrs Thomas G Birdwell of Pilger Nebraska joined briefly after four years away.
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J. R. Birdwell
Lincoln
Omaha
Pligor
Thomas G. Birdwell
Pilger
Nebraska
Abstracts and Titles Compiled by A. King
A. King compiles abstracts and perfects titles, refining summaries and ensuring precise phrasing for archival records. His work concentrates on clarity, accuracy, and consistency across cataloged items.
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A. King
6 Percent Money for Home Building
Sidney Lumber Co outlines a financing offer of six percent for home building loans. The notice promotes affordable credit terms to support residential construction and home improvements for local buyers. Stakeholders include Sidney Lumber Co and prospective borrowers in the area.
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Sidney Lumber Co
Democratic nominee for County Assessor seeks voters in coming election
The candidate declares in a county primary communication that after four years as city and precinct assessor and having the Democratic nomination, it is in taxpayers interest to elect them next November and requests support.
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RED Pep
M. Lee Daniel
Sidney, Neb
T. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Christian Church
Sidney Barbers
Deutschland
Baltimore
Atody
LaPlaza
Thomas Mott Osborne
Sing Sing
American Press Association
London Standard
Cheyenne County
Wees
Ondeves
Mattiela
Frances Willard Union
W. J. Shoemaker
L. Martin
A'Mccann
Knox
L. G. Simon
Plano
Harold Simon
Donald Costello
Earl Wilters
Anne Radcliff
Chicago
Zella Owens
John Barleycorn
Henrietta Shoemaker
Northwestern University
Shoemaker
Edith Martin
Birdwell
State Circle
Cheyenne, Wyo
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Colorado
Basinger
Nob
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