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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1923
Page
9
One year postage paid is $1.50 for six months. A note appears about Bingle copies and advance payment options. The item lists Sidney, Lebr., and mentions post office classification as second class matter. Foreign Advertizing Representative THE AMERICAN PA ASSOCIATION.
At the annual meeting of School District No. 16 of Cheyenne County Nebraska to be held at the district school house on June 11 1923 at 1 30 p m a vote will be taken on whether to levy a 40 mill tax for general school purposes. E M Nelson director.
The Nebraska Press Association represents this paper for general advertising. It outlines association standards and supports advertising integrity across member newspapers.
Lillie Mica, age fifteen, collapsed and died near Lodgepole while helping to fight a fire to save a home. The report notes the blaze and the dangers faced by volunteers. Nearby, Myrtle Lyon and Chester Gree wed in Reedley, California. Bobby McDaniel was bitten by his father's dog nicknamed Jack. The Tobin Opera House caught fire but the flames were quickly noted and extinguished.
From The Telegraph files of 24 years ago Miss Minnie Chase was elected to the North Platte schools. Chambers passed away at his home of consumption. He was 28 and a member of the A. O. U. W.
The Telegraph reports on 189 pupils at a Sidney school and the arrival of Chinese Board of War official TL Fu with attendants en route west. W F Bassett departs for Illinois on an eastern trip amid rumor he may not return alone. High ranking visitors including Secretary Proctor, Generals Schofield Crook and Drum visit the Post.
The social event of the week was the house-warming at McCarty's eighteen miles east near Lodgepole. Seventy five were present. Second street is rapidly assuming metropolitan airs. The system of ditching adopted, planting of trees, laying of sidewalks and erection of lamp posts six or seven in number tends to give that street an air of stability.
The Christ Episcopal Church invites continued daily prayer with Holy Communion each Sunday at 10 am, church school at 11 am, and morning prayers with sermon by Rev Henry Ives. The Bible class of the International Bible Students Association meets Sundays at 2 pm at 102 CG Street. Clara Downey, class secretary.
On Sunday May 20th First Mass at 6 380 4 mm High Mass at 9:00 am Monday May 21st Mass at 9 00 a m Tuesday May 22nd Solemn High Mass Memorial Service for deceased Members of IX of C at 9 30 a m Rev Anton Link
Special Whit Sunday services at Trinity Church Sidney include church school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Dr. Krueger of Midland College praised the congregation for church improvements and generous offerings for Christian education. All are welcome to worship.
Grace Church and Gurley Church open at 10 a m each Lord's day with Whit Sunday services at 5 p m. The congregation has secured no new church bell but hopes to place it in its proper place soon.
Pastor John Hewitson invites all to morning worship next Sunday with a sermon on The power of the Holy Spirit. Bible school at 10 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. No evening service due to Baccalaureate.
Sunday services scheduled at 11 a.m and regular German language service at 9 30 a m Monday. Pastor W F Peters oversees activities with mentions of Salem’s Guth Higgins and Abe.
Last Sunday’s services at the Presbyterian Church focused on motherhood and its duty in shaping a child’s moral character. Union services at the M. E. church are planned for Sunday evening with Bible school at 10 and prayer meeting at 6 30. Westminster Circle meets Thursday May 24 as part of church offerings. Rev Samuel Light, Pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a m and 11 a m the missionary society presents the Elixir of Life a short play. Missionary bank offering will be taken. Sunday evening the Baccalaureate sermon at 7 30 p m. Epworth League not meeting. Morning attendance large. Quartet sang. Commencement exercises Thursday evening. William Kilburn pastor.
Sheriff J W McDaniel will hold a public auction June 6 1928 at 10 a m at the east front door Sidney Nebraska to satisfy a 36200 mortgage debt plus costs on all of section 18 township 15 north range 49 in Cheyenne County Nebraska. Radcliffe and Hyde represent the plaintiff Mathias Geiger versus John McGrane and others.
The Forest Service announces LSU will offer a complete forestry course next September, expanding summer camps run by Maj J G Lee and Y H Sonderegger. The program focuses on southern timber conditions, improved lumber manufacture, close utilization, fire prevention and reforestation. Over 600000 youths enrolled in extension clubs in 1922 produced outputs valued at over 8.6 million dollars. Oberfelders’ business is closing out all goods at cost with sales to end.
Edison Diamond Disc phonographs priced at $60 and up are highlighted in a Larson's Music advertisement. The note invites customers to have demonstrations in store, promoting hands on experience with the new audio equipment.
Local music shop Burgess Music Store advertises new pianos priced like used models. Sale runs through the week with limited stock and financing options available.
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