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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
15
A sale item offers a beautiful dress hat for 5.98 dollars while supplies last this Saturday and the following week, announced under the Nora Braassii name.
Dr LeGear’s Lice Killer advertised as a quick aid to keep poultry clean. Mrs L V Rose of Crera testifies it helps reduce lice and vermin, claiming improved flock health and profits with 27 years of poultry expertise behind the remedy. Get a can from your dealer and follow directions for satisfaction or money back.
In a comic domestic tale, Nancy Mills rages at Harvey Mills as Ned Thurston plots a scare using a pistol poison and rope to “teach” her a lesson. Ned’s plan backfires when Nancy is rescued, prompting a tearful plea to return home. She vows to stop the outbursts and remains peaceful thereafter.
Services at St Patrick Church run through the week with 8.00 am masses on Sundays and a 9.00 am high mass followed by evening devotions at 7.30 pm daily.
Daily hours set for prayer with Holy Communion each Sunday at 8 and 11 a m the first Sunday monthly at 10 a m church school at 11 a m morning prayer and sermon led by Rev Henry Ives
Sunday School at ten in the morning and church service at eleven oclock at Emanuel Church Weyerts Nebr Rev Karl Fenske extends a welcome to all with details readable from the notice indicating a local parish event and time schedule for worship and education.
The Church of the Friendly Greeting invites all to Sunday school at 9 45 with Pictures and to not miss the next Sunday school. The 11 00 sermon by Pastor T Porter Bennett will discuss a warning topic Tried and rue. An anniversary service drew many, with a dinner, a Chautauqua moving picture event, and visits from the Masonic Fraternity and the Eastern Star. Fathers Day will be observed on Sunday July 4 with a planned attendance.
The listing shows multiple congregations with times for Sunday School and worship. Trinity in Sidney holds 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 worship preached by Pastor Elmer Kahl. Peniel offers 1:30 Sunday school and 2:30 worship, Gurley and Grace also list morning Sunday School and afternoon preaching with a 7:00 Young Peoples service.
The Christian Church plans to attend every Chautauqua session and will cancel evening services. Dr Light delivered a fine message last Sunday. The next union service is set for July 4 at the Presbyterian church. Regular Sunday morning services will feature the topic Christian Unity with special music. All are invited and welcomed. Brother Ackles is progressing well despite limited conditions.
Lt. Holmes, pastor, invites friends to church this Sunday and stay for the Chautauqua following a fortunate accident that befell him last Saturday.
The Presbyterian church held Sunday school and worship last Sunday with a focus on the moral superiority of Christianity and joining the church militia. Christians and Presbyterians united in the evening service. Next Sunday includes a Children's Day program at 11 AM and Sunday School at 1 AM with Chautauqua planned for the evening.
A concise reflection on Winter as a straightforward, no nonsense figure. The passage portrays Winter as thoroughly honest and intolerant of pretension, a steadying presence through the long season.
The engineering supplement suggests transmitting gas over long distances to power England’s factories, saving coal transport costs. It envisions large field works on coal fields generating gas to supply distant consumers, potentially matching the economics of centralized power stations.
Large turnout from the vicinity attended the Farmers Union picnic and dance at Lodgepale on Wednesday with a reported good time. Rain and hail in the past week improved crops with winter wheat beginning to bead out. Several local residents traveled to Sidney for shopping and visits, and many attended gatherings at Andrew Nelson’s and other nearby homes. A new baby boy was born to Edwin Arnick and wife on June 30.
The holl weevil has spread from Mexico since crossing the Rio Grande in 1892. It travels 40 to 160 miles annually and now covers most of the cotton states, posing a long standing agricultural challenge.
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