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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1915
Page
5
Fortified Tires promote Goodyear endurance claiming top sales and lower overall costs. They stress five extra features, including an "On-Air" cure costing $450,000 yearly, to offset mishaps and misuse while asserting substantial savings for Goodyear users.
The notice lists weekly services led by Pastor G. R. Miller with times for morning and evening worship, Sunday school, Y. P. S. C. E., Luther League, and a midweek Bible study. It invites attendance and states the hours will continue until further notice.
Masses at 8 and 10 each Sunday with an evening service at 7 30. Instructional sessions held every Saturday at 2 o clock.
The Sunday school notes a 150 attendance and urges punctuality for next Sunday. Morning services at 11 o clock are brief to allow a noon class meeting. District Superintendent Dr George W Isham will preach on a topic of importance and the quarterly conference follows the evening service. Epworth League attendance was good with a union meeting led by Mrs Owens.
Vice-President Marshall passed through Thursday afternoon en route to the Panama Ex position. A delegation from Washington accompanied him including U. S. Commissioner Oberfelder, Postmaster McIntosh and J. R. Williams who were at the depot.
Nebraska House committee wrestled with Mallory’s workmen’s compensation amendment and whether to report it. Governor Morehead urged probate law reform to let banks act as trustees and executors. Frank Rawlins dies in Lincoln after pneumonia. extradition warrant issued for Howard Johnson over forged check.
The Crawford Commercial Club drives regional progress with cooperation between business and farmers. Led by Secretary Rundin, the group funds road work, attracts industry, and keeps investors confident with active lobbying, shared expenses, and monthly meetings. This year plans include a new wholesale grocery, more road work, conventions, and land advertising.
Lincoln March 16 State Treasurer Hall issued a statement pleading for relief from a depleted treasury and warning he may start registering general fund warrants if counties fail to remit monthly payments. Counties缺 remitting include Blaine Brown Burt Butler Clay Denel Douglas Furnas Garfield Gosper Jefferson Johnson Keya Paha Lancaster Morrill Otoe Sarpy Scottsbluff Thomas Valley and Washington.
Omaha March 16. About 1000 Nebraska taxpayers may incur penalties for late income tax returns under federal law. Revenue Agent Drakeford says those not reporting by year end automatically incur an extra half percent penalty. Six field deputies are investigating Nebraska tax evasion cases.
Omaha reports continued cool weather aiding flood control. Railroad officials say thaws by day and freezes at night let floodwaters drain away without damage. Statewide, streams are largely ice free with only localized high water reported.
A report on alleged conditions of glee and enforcement of the law in Omaha will be presented by a special vice committee at a meeting of the Omaha Ministerial Union. Local pastors say the disclosure will open things up in a startling way.
Review of Alliance Commercial Club efforts and Crawford’s impact notes limited government supply support and a small soldier exchange. It stresses farming land value, asks citizen involvement, and urges local buy local ethics with Chamber of Commerce guidance and Sidney civic pride.
The city business and professional interests are asked to pledge their share to an annual budget for Commercial club work. Subscriptions are all inclusive and subscribers will not be asked for further donations. Payments shift to quarterly via bank transfer, reducing time spent on collection and enabling better planning for salaries, roads, conventions, and other purposes.
The Hotel National finished fresh tinting in its lobby this week while the Pacific level received an exterior dressing as part of general improvements.
Clarence Wright wins first honor in the class of 1915 with Roy Greenlee close behind and Albert Ruttner third. Wright credits four years of steady effort and activities in basketball and debating. Greenlee notes his four year course and school leadership, while Ruttner shines in mathematics and athletics. Both Wright and Greenlee served as class presidents.
Miss Gertrude O Kane acted as hostess Monday afternoon for the King's daughters and in the evening for the Daughters of Mary, greeting members at separate events in a single day.
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