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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1924

Page

17

Measure passes in lower house on gabiters bonus bill vote

The lower house passed the gabiters bonus bill by 355 to 64 after a forty minute debate under two thirds rules. It provides paid up twenty year endowment life policies and cash payments for veterans not receiving more than 500 in adjusted compensation. The bill moves to the senate for approval. A separate measure seeks to move presidential inaugurations to the third Monday in January after elections, with senate approval 63 to 7, and now heads to the house for a two thirds vote.

Washington House Senate Congress Norris Nebraska

Nebraska Farm Bureau backs McKenzie bill on Muscle Shoals offer

Lincoln Nebraska farm bureau federation hails House passage of the McKenzie bill related to Henry Ford's offer on Muscle Shoals. Secretary C B Steward writes Nebraska congressmen that nitrate plant development is less vital than hydro electric power and preserving natural resources from private interests.

Lincoln Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation McKenzie Henry Ford Muscle Shoals Nebraska C. B. Steward Federation

Nebraska towns seek banana rate change limits

The Nebraska railroad commission is asked to authorize a 40 cent per hundred pounds rate on bananas shipped between Crawford and Scottsbluff. The request argues neither town can handle a full car at once, and a wholesale house with branches in both places seeks a reduced rate to unload part of a car at one site and ship the rest to the other.

Nebraska Railroade Cimemission Crawford Scottsbluff

Big Pitch Ball Starts on Journeys Chicago

A giant seven foot diameter pushball with a red, white and blue leather cover begins down Michigan avenue toward New York and Washington to attract attention to citizens’ military training camps. Omaha stockyards visitors visit Panhandle region as cattle business ties grow between Nebraska and Texas, while millions leave farms for cities in the past two years, raising food needs. Experts in Washington note value of $267,000,000 in February with a rise of about $61,000,000.

Chicago Michigan Avenue New York Washington Peati-She Ballon Sea Francisco

Local Social Roundup From Sidney Community

Center Homer Wiker visited his parents in Sidney Monday and stayed the night. Several families shared meals and visits through the week with John Pelster, E. J. Gineau, and L. E. Bancroft noted. A knee injury to Mr. Bancroft occurred after slipping on ice, while others attended home nursing demonstrations and eighth grade exams in Gurley.

Local social notes highlight Mayer, Osbors, and Juelf visits

Ickes News records a busy Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mayer hosting and visiting several Mayer relatives, Slinch with Charles Mayer, and Overman and Wallick plans. Other items mention Miss Ethel Gatti ill, E. L. Weed and Worth visits, and numerous small family gatherings across Potter and Dalton communities.

South Divide Mire Thomas Eras Threatened With Pneumonia

Residents report illness and recovery as several local families and individuals, including Mr and Mrs Frank Hand, Mr and Mrs Ernest Cassidy, and the James Walker family, cope with grippe and pneumonia threats. Social gatherings and minor accidents are noted, with community members visiting, birthday parties, and a car mishap near Sidney.

Local social notes include visits and illness

Mrs. Hictt hosted a hard time luncheon. Roland Jones spent Monday night with Leverett Payzant. Melvin Hictt suffered tonsillitis last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan and their daughter Doris visited the Brothers family.

Hictt Roland Jones Leverett Payzant Melvin Hictt

Marriage Unites Eva Beebe and John Todd at Sterling

A Wednesday wedding joined Eva Beebe and John Todd by Judge Norris Bakke of Sterling. Attendants included Roy Beebe and D. E. Beebe, with a shower and reception at D. E. Beebe's home Thursday evening.

Dan Beebe Sterling George McCall P. R. Bell John Hellbush A. D. Hilliard Lois Louise John Hansen Pete Brossard Gladys Sutter Polick Ruth Stewart Polick’s Ira Barries Ray Sheffield Proctor Clarence Beebe Sidney Eva Beebe John Todd Norris C. Bakke Roy Beebe D. E. Beebe Misa Veda Wilson

White Cove Valley Community News Notes Bad Roads Close School

Mrs Harold Jobe did not teach Monday because of bad roads. Neighbors attended John Cook's sale east of Crook. Danny and Harry Gross and their uncle visited John McDonnell. Sterling residents attended Maguire's cattle sale and shopping in Crook. There was no school at White Deve schoolhouse Friday due to bad weather.

Harold Jobe John McDonnell Lawrence Harry Reeves John Cook Crook Marshall Mr. Lee Sterling Danny Harry Gross Carl Meyerhols Elmer Heary Loudy McDonnell

Social visits and local callers share Sunday and Thursday

W B Larson spent Sunday afternoon at the W Eckert home. Mr and Mrs R H Miller visited Frank White Ruth and Loretta Osborn spent Thursday night at LB Gineau's. Mr John Fullivan of Iowa vies with his brother James Bolitven. Kreader called on the salt diet and Jula Walsh Bun aaya afterneSS. Me and Mrs 2d Morrow visited Peter Nelson and Dan Heimer homes. Maynard Mayer took eighth grade examinations Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs Ti K Gineau spent last night at the Osborns. Paul and Alvin Mann visited 08 HA Morrow Thursday. Mrs Ba Morrow left Thursday for Sterling Colorado to visit relatives and friends. Mrs Ernest Myers will entertain the ladies G T club Thursday. Mrs Ed Morrow spent Thursday forenoon with Mrs W F Osborn of Dalton. Rex Rogers spent Sunday afternoon at the Ed Walsh home. Charles Hendrickson and Ed Morrow were Dalton callers Friday.

Willie Edwards Nickels Place Adolf Pelater Ole Brogren John Brown Berry Dalton John Groshans Richard Schultz Esther Hammerstrom Dorothy Morgan Gurley Tauretta Ruth Osborn BE. E. Gineau Ray Spiker Opal Paul Draper Marian Osborn I. BE. Gineau Neal Tank J. O. Lobb Sidney 8. W Joe Reiners Frank Dickes W. Scott L. 8 Bancroft Dick Selmers Herman Segeike Elmer Mayer Elmer Jacobeon Potter Slinch Charles Mayer Mars Meal Charlies Mayer Allen Overman John Wallick Padroni Colo Andy Otterson Chris Peterson Ernest Meyer J. C. Quill KE. ‘E. Osbors Weed Worth Ruth Shinker Irma Bianey Call Ethel Gatti Iia Morrow W. F. Osbors S. W. Eckert Bridgeport Doris Hagemeister Helen Juelf Juelf Maynard “Mayer Peterson's Juelf's Rath Shinker W. BE. Larson Morrow Peter Nelson Dan Phureday Ba Merrow Sterling Colorado Ernest Myers G. T. Club Ed Morrow W. F. Osborn Rex Rogera Ed Walsh Charles, Hendrickson

Community Endures Repeated Snow Storms This Season

The report notes ongoing heavy snowstorms in the community over the past weeks. Miss Ruth Shinker is staying several days at the George Worth residence. Esther Anderson and Gertrude Fullerton visited Frank White’s home Sunday afternoon.

Ruth Shinker George Worth Esther Anderson Gertrude Fullerton Frank White

Bible Class Invites Attendees at 103 Street

The LB. and A. Bible Class of the International Bible Students' Association meets each Sunday at two o'clock p m at 103 street. Clara Downey, class secretary, extends a cordial invitation to all who wish to study the Bible.

International Bible Students’ Association Street Clara Downey

Catholic Church Service Schedule and Rosary Benediction

Catholic Church schedules daily Mass at 7 30 a m and 8 00 a m with Rosary and Benediction at 7 30 p m on weekdays. Rev Anton Line leads services and instruction details.

Anton Line

M E Church Sunday Schedule

The M E Church lists Sunday school at 10 a m, worship at 11 a m, Epworth League at 6 30 p m, and a second preaching service at 7 30 p m.

Epworth League

United Lutheran Church Lent Services at Trinity Sidney

United Lutheran Church outlines Lent program on March 30 and coming Sundays at Trinity in Sidney with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and divine worship at 7 30 p.m. A Wednesday 8 p.m. Lenten meditation features The Lamb of God with special sermon by the pastor. Miss Tilda Nelson of Washington D C visited, sharing mission experiences among Telugu people in India. Rev W Kaheo, Pastor.

Trinity Church Sidney Jesus Tilda Nelson Washington, D. C

Last Sabbath Services at Westminster Circle Church

The morning worship recalled the truth that without God the labor is in vain. Congregational meeting Thursday evening was a happy affair with a fine dinner by the Westminster Circle. Reports of the year were heard as the church remains hopeful for the new year and Onward Christian Soldiers sang as the gathering ended. Preaching at 11 a.m. Blue school at 10 a.m. C. B. at 6330 p.m. Westminster Circle meets Thursday, April ard. Samuel Light, Pastor.

Westminster Circle Samuel Light Pastoe

German and Lenten Services Published Amid Weather

Sunday services drew good attendance despite bad weather. Next Sunday offerings include German service at 11 360 and Sunday school at 10 00. At 7 30 p m the fourth Lenten service will be conducted with a sermon on Christ and the heart.

Pershing In Dorsh The Silent Command Presented Here

General John J. Pershing starred in The Silent Command a Navy era drama produced with U S Navy cooperation and three act charity vaudeville at a local theatre. The piece was praised as intensely interesting and effective by critics and audiences alike.

John J. Pershing Keer Setae Pirshing Comensid United States Navy Grama Et. Legion Sarco

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