Saint Peters Danish Luther Church Services Schedule
Saint Peters Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church schedules services on the 1st 3rd and 4th Sundays at 11 A M with Sunday school at 10 30 A M and afternoon meetings for young people or family groups. Ladies Aid meets the second Wednesday afternoon. Second Sunday services held at J Nelsons schoolhouse at 11 A M with afternoon family or youth meetings. Fifth Sunday services at Lars Christiansens home north of Dix at 11 A M. St Patrick s Catholic Church offers Mass at 9 A M and an evening service at 7 30 P M with instruction each Saturday at 2 o clock.
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Saint Peter's
Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church
Potter
Young People’s Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. Nelson
Lars Christensen
Dix
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Bible School and Worship Services
Bible school at 10 oclock morning worship and Bible study with prayer Thursday evening led by Pastor J. J. Langston.
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Bible School
J. J. Langston
Church notices for Henry Ives pastorate schedule
Open daily for prayer. Sunday School every Sunday at 10 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. The Guild meets every Friday at 2 p.m. for Red Cross work in the Guild room of the Church. Henry Ives, Pastor.
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Red Cross
Henry Ives
Baptism and Worship Service Announced by J J Langston
A church notice invites all to attend worship next Lord's day with morning baptism and sermons on The Satisfied Soul and The Wonders of Christianity. Splendid music described. Eager invitation from J J Langston for both services.
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Boy Scouts
Methodist Church Morning Service At Usual Hour
The Methodist Church will hold its morning service at the usual hour. There will be no evening service as the pastor assists with harvest duties.
Threshermen Discuss Efficiency at Sidney Meeting
About 65 men attended the threshermen meeting in Sidney Court House on July 13. KE. H. Conibear outlined methods to improve grain saving and stressed threshermen's authority, equipment readiness, and fire precautions. New rates for threshing were set, with coal supplied by the thresherman and farmers hauling it. Registration with the County Threshing Committee was required. About 100 labor bureau workers aided farmers as cooler weather slowed wheat ripening and harvest progress.
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Court House
Sidney
KE. H. Conibear
Federal Food Administration Grain Corporation
W. J. Braham
H. G. Gould
A. A. Ahiman
Labor Bureau
Precaution urged as blackleg cases rise on farms
County Agricultural Agent H. G. Gould notes a handful of cattle blackleg cases over the past week. He warns that farms with recent blackleg risk further outbreaks and recommends immediate vaccination. He also highlights a bean distribution drive that educated eastern consumers and supports continued demand for 1917 crop Itinto beans.
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U. S. Food Administration
United States
Bike Revival Fueled by War Demand and Public Use
A Boston Post quote notes war boosts to wheel production. While thousands are built for troops overseas, many more bicycles are now manufactured for U S civilians, more than in prior years, signaling a renewed public interest in cycling.
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Boston Post
Mind Your P s and Q s Origin in London Taproom Tale
A Memphis Commercial Appeal writer cites several origin stories for common phrases. Mind your p s and q s allegedly began in a London taproom where debts were chalked as p s for pints and q s for quarts. Other notes touch sub rosa, donning a dun, humbug from Ireland, and a feather in one s cap tied to historic customs.
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London
Ireland
Memphis
Pausanias
Xerxes
Greece
Pausnanias
Dun
Donnez
Joe Dun
Lincoln
Henry VII
James II
Dublin
British Museum
Hungary
Old Warships Put to Good Use
In Ryde Isle of Wight a flotilla of obsolete warships near the pier evokes desolation with gray hulls and trimmed masts. As ships approach Ports mouth the rusty craft seem spent yet rumors hint that some may have fought at Zeebrugge and now rest near Bruges nests.
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Ryde
Isle of Wight
Portsmouth
Solent
Zeebrugge
Bruges
Moonlighter: New London Garden Laborer Emerges
A new labor type called the moonlighter has appeared in London suburban districts due to a general labor shortage. Moonlighters work all day and also dig and sow by moonlight in gardens and allotments, becoming the sole labor option for suburban households to tend vegetables.
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London
Eng
Oil gushers tapped in Tremboel fields Java island
Advices from Sourabaya Java report powerful oil gushers tapped at a depth of 900 yards in Tremboel fields. A separate message notes an iron vein four feet thick near Milford with an estimated ore quantity of 10,002,000 tons.
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Java
Sourabaye
Milf
Geological Survey
PAY CURB ON MISSISSIPPI CARPETS OF TREE BRANCHES AID RIVER DELAYING BEDS
The Mississippi River is being carpeted not with fabric but with willow branch carpets up to a mile long and 200 feet wide to stabilize the bed near Memphis Tennessee. Immense carpets sunk and pinned with stone weights slow erosion and prevent the river from creating a new channel that could strand the city.
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Mississippi River
Uncle Sam
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Women Hospital Unit Offered to U S War Effort
The Pittsburgh Dispatch reports a prominent women’s group organized a hospital unit of women doctors and nurses and offered it to the United States. Government red tape or custom prevented acceptance, so the unit went to France instead. A woman doctor later becoming a major in the American army inspires hope.
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United States
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Uncle Sam
National Woman Suffrage Association
France
Dream of Perpetual Peace in Historic Mural
Munroe Smith recalls a Nantes museum mural from Augustus era inscribed To perpetual peace. He notes how wars from Rome to modern Europe stir hopes for a warless future, reflecting on enduring human desire for lasting peace amid conflict.
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Germany
Switzerland
Italy
America
Museum of Nantes
Munroe Smith
Augustus
Rome
Alps
Nile
Europe
British Films Tour Showcases Industry Worldwide
Motion Pictures to Get Trade reports a British exhibition tour of major cities across western Europe, Americas, and dominions. Films will depict British-made goods and manufacturing processes under British chambers of commerce and allied nations.
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Europe
North
South America
British Dominions
Dominions
Scientific American
Ninety-Five Year Old Returns to Law Work
Capper's Weekly notes Maine's centenarian accelerator in age ninety five who retired last spring to live with a son but due to improved health has resumed active labor as a lawyer for a lumber company. He has one son called the baby of the family who just turned seventy‑two.
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Maine
Capper
Public School Or Police Training In Question
A dialogue shows a father and son discussing education options. The son asks to leave public school and attend an officer training school he has read about, prompting the father to respond. The exchange centers on schooling paths and career ideas for the son.
Pathfinder District activities and visits noted at Reineka home
Community updates from Pathfinder District 101 include Mrs Ed Howe and daughter visiting Reineka, Mr Harmon moving to Dalton, Thomas Ladley a Peetz visitor, Velma Rose returning from Votter, and multiple calls at the Reineka home. A Saturday meeting at Pathfinder school featured County Agent Gould. Nearby residents and visitors from Sidney to Gurley attended gatherings and family visits, with social events at the Ed Horne and Langley homes and a band of local travelers ending the weekend in gatherings.
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Velma Rose
Votter
Ben Wagner
James Mitchell
Potter
Rose
E. M. Rose
Velma
Viola
Roberta
Lillian Minor
Reineka
Pathfinder School
Gould
Sidney
Sideny
C. A A. Glassbury
P. C. Kirkpatrick
Archie
Fritz Kragel
Ed Horne
Joe Ruther
Gurley
Lou Scheer
Ernest Langley
Howe family hosts Beatrice for Sunday dinner
Howe and daughter Beatrice were Sunday dinner guests at the Eugene Howe home. Frank Klentz Jr. and Joe Morfett were callers on Fritz Kragel Sunday. Ernest Ruther called at the J. M. Nelson home Sunday afternoon.
State Fair to Feature New Circus After Wreck
Nebraska State Board of Agriculture announces the Hugenbeck-Wallace Circus will again perform at the State Fair from September 2 to 6 with an entirely new program and most equipment replaced. The show follows a fatal wreck earlier in the year and will include Rice-Worthim Carnival, side shows, Mid-Way Shows, auto and horse races, promising a costly, top program likely to draw large crowds.
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Nebraska State Board of Agriculture
Hugenbeck-Wallace
State Board of Agriculture
Ihbovers
Wngenbeck-Wallance
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