104000 Men Employed to Meet Goodyear Tire Demand
In the jungles and fields and in our factories 104000 men are employed to meet the demand for Goodyear tires three conspicuous improvements are noted as efforts to boost production and efficiency.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
5
In the jungles and fields and in our factories 104000 men are employed to meet the demand for Goodyear tires three conspicuous improvements are noted as efforts to boost production and efficiency.
The article promotes Ralph Parlette's University of Hard Knocks lectures at Sidney Chautauqua, opening June 27 for five days. It describes the program as a cosmopolitan, non sectarian, coeducational school of life where everyone learns from both labor and art, with jokes about stock scams and hammered iron becoming steel.
St Patrick s Catholic Church hosts Mass at 8 and 10 each Sunday with an evening service at 7 30. Instruction occurs each Saturday at 2 00 o clock.
Regular morning services follow Bible School with special music by a ladies trio. Evening Children’s Day program features ladies quartet and male quartet. cordial invitation extended to the public. G R Miller pastor and minister.
The church invites Strangers and new comers to Sunday services at 10 AM and 7 PM with themes The Home and Home Religion and Heart Trouble The Epworth League meets at 7 and will elect delegates to the North Platte convention The pastor urges fuller attendance at Thursday prayer meetings and extends goodwill from Rev A J May pastor preaching at Bronson and Center with Rev Hornaday today and tomorrow
Lutheran Sunday school meets regularly at 9 45 a m Mrs Trognitz serves as superintendent outlining the routine for attendees and families in the congregation.
The Rt. Rev. Geo. Allen Bucher will preside at 11 o'clock Sunday morning service at Christ Church on June 20. Confirmation and celebration of the Holy Communion will be observed during this service.
German Lutheran announces services on June 27 at 7 p m at the Dunkard church. The school picnic is set for Wednesday afternoon June 30 ten miles south of town at the rhuhnh gal tuo Cuuiua. O W Juengel signs the item.
Religious services at Peniel Lutheran Church on Sunday June 20 at 11 am conducted by Reverend E L Chamberlain with singing by an evangelist.
A box of clothing and bedding for children from birth to fourteen years is being prepared for Childs Saving Institute in Omaha. Donations should be clean and whole, not new, and sent by mid to late July. Bring offerings to Miss Elsie Miller or Mrs. W Shoemaker at earliest convenience.
A Grecian born in Athens, Julius Caesar Nayphe, will host a Sidney Chautauqua program starting June 27. He plans a combined lecture and entertainment presenting Grecian life, customs, religion, and manners in authentic costumes to show how Orientals view Americans.
Mrs Reisdorf of Osceola Nebraska and Mr and Mrs John Thomas of Bellewood Nebraska stayed with Mr and Mrs James Reisdorf from Friday through Tuesday. The ladies are mother and sister to Mr Reisdorf.
Two surviving navel orange trees, ancestors of California's vast orchards, remain alive. One in Frank Miller's Mission Inn garden, transplanted there by Theodore Roosevelt, and the other at the head of Magnolia avenue in Riverside. The trees were sent by the government to Riverside colonist L. C. Tibbetts in 1873, marking the start of California's navel orchards.
The board of control after investigating the death of Claties Stéechelberg at Norio's asylum concludes volame can attach to any employee of the institution. The attenuant Newsom is cleared and advised to remain at the asylum after an incident with Jim.
HW oF Losey faces penitentiary term after pleading guilty to possessing gambling devices a pack of cards. He sought pardon but aims for parole and plans to move to New Mexico with his father if released. County Treasurer W Gore must answer a writ regarding $170 000 allegedly due the state and held as funds since Jan 1.
Omaha police report a burglar pried open a back window at Burlington station lunch counter and held up porter William Johnson, securing $312 in cash. The June 15 incident ends with a successful theft and ongoing investigation.
A Russian official statement says the Turkish cruiser Midulla formerly the German Breslau was severely damaged in a duel with two Russian torpedo boat destroyers near the Bosphorus. The report mentions multiple hits, an explosion aboard, and visible fire at the bow.
A melancholy poem by Oliver Goldsmith laments wandering life. The speaker longs to return home, hopes for a peaceful end beside loved ones, and worries about aging, decay, and losing creative vigor. It blends travel imagery with a plea for domestic solace and reunion.
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