History of Sidney Churches Reflects Growth and Change
The article traces the early development of Methodist Episcopal, St Patrick’s Catholic, Protestant Episcopal, and Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Churches in Sidney Nebraska. It notes founding dates, key pastors, building histories, parish sizes, and notable deeds shaping the town’s religious landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Sidney
Nebraska
T. B. Lemon
North Platte
West Nebraska
Leslie Stevens
A. W. James
Peter van Fleet
W. E. Hardaway
Fowler
Luther B. Wilson
Edward G. Fowler
Jonathan Turner
W. A. Chalfant
James Furgeson
Joseph Gray
E. 8. Muenich
J. J. Flood
Father Flood
Town
J. P. Devane
P. D. Sullivan
James S Dobson
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Dobson
Michael Feeney
Julius Rothkegel
J. J. Kavanagh
T. J. Fehily
A. J Kampmann
T J Byrne
Catholic Church
J. S. Leamer
M. D. Berg
Silence as a Primer for Thought and Discourse
A compact meditation on silence as a guide to good discourse and reflection. The quotes juxtapose Colton and Emerson, contrasting terse restraint with loquacious eloquence and urging measured communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Nebraska Leads in Agriculture and Farm Wealth
The Publicity Service of the State Board of Agriculture reports Nebraska tops or near tops among the ten corn belt states in per capita values of farm property and many farm products for 1911. Nebraska shows high per capita values in corn, wheat, dairy cattle, beef cattle, horses and swine, with strong leads in several items and overall farm wealth. It warns Nebraskans to be cautious about investments in unfamiliar territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
William Page Case
Jos
Douglass
B. Persinger
Rev Case
Charles Bullard
North Platte
Clarkson
John Hathcock
Hishop Worthington
Mr. Babcock
Christ Mission
Col
E. W. Stone
Andrew J. Haskell
Frank HH. DeCastro
Tieutenant Daniel Cornman
Col. Stone
Masonic Hall
Fred E
Iebstein
J C. Morgan
Worthington
John H. Babcock
Haskell
Robert Trenry Douglass
J. Thorn Clarkson
Bishop Worthington
State Board of Agriculture
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Potatoes
United States
Don’t Hurry Think Before You Act Proverb Advice
A reflective quotation urges patience in decision making and conflict. It warns that haste leads to error and suggests sleeping on a difficult issue to gain perspective. It notes that a sharp letter written in anger often loses its impact after a night’s rest.
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Avebury
The Novelist and Poem Compared in Critique
The novelist reaches broader audiences by appealing to ordinary minds, while the poet speaks to those who see beyond themselves. The critic argues that novels are universally intelligible and reformist, a stronger form for the era, though poets may offer deeper artistry.
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Thomas Green
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist Episcopal
James Leonard
N. H. Miles
R. Randolph
A. Kenworthy
Charles Campbell
Moore
W. L. Austin
R. I. Gilpin
R. V. Beach
J. F. Hageman
Henry Zinnecker
Edward J. Hayes
Thepworth League
Cntirch
Hayes
Higgins
ST. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Father Conroy
M. J. Barrett
Father Barrett
Michael Waldron
J. R. McGrath
J. T. McCarthy
D. P. Harrington
Paxton
Kimball
Dalton
Scottsbluff
Oshkosh
Lisco
Kampmann
Altar Society
J T McIntosh
Kavanagh
Blome
Protestant Episcopal
Pease
Mission and Guild
Ebstein
J. H Babcock
Callnaghan McCarthy
Thomas W. Barry
U S. A
Robert G. Osborne
Platte Institute
Kearney
George A. Beecher
Thomas Bakes
Richard Whitehouse
William H Frost
Frost
A. S. Corbett
William J. Eichard
Frank Alexander Joseph
William T. Morgan Jr
Charles F. Chapman
Morgan
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church
White House Hall
U. P
J. L. Essig
Adam Ickes
William Moore
H. E. Schack
J. Neubauer
L. Jessen
L. T. Fisher
Second Street
Rose Street
Sheldon R
Harry B. Ickes
George F. Baugher
York
Pennsylvania
Fisher
Methodist Church
Episcopal Church
Sidney's
Colton
Walter Smith
Mrs. Hale
Sider
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