House nearing completion for J. L. Essig
A week of activity at Sidney includes J. L. Essig’s new home nearing finish, a timber claim interest from Edgar man, a school entertainment to fund an organ, and a fort improvement meeting chaired by Judge Norvell with remarks from Miles and several speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Essig
A. B. Persinger
Lodge Pole
Sidney
Edgar
Little Grace McIntosh
Fort
Judge Norvell
W. P Miles
Messrs. McFadden
Pease
Tobin
Scanlon
General Morrow
Dr. Field
Lieut. Bailey
M. FE
Leroy Martin
D. W. Lewis
Sidney Milling Company
Clements
Bryan to visit Sidney later this week
The Telegraph notes W. J. Bryan, presidential nominee, will be in Sidney during the latter part of this week. Other items include Louis Wasem completing a new residence, a school board raise for janitor and assistant principal salaries, and local social events such as marriages, a chautauqua gathering, and a political rally with barbecue at the skating rink October 21 featuring Senator Van Dusen, W. S. Summers and Judge Grimes. The foreclosures, payroll, and business moves are also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bryan
Sidney
Louis Wasem
John T. McIntosh
Mary J. McFadden
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Flood
Anna McFadden
Henry E. Gapen
Charles Wright
Sidney Chautauqua
M. A. Daugherty
George Bailey
Union Pacific
Rannis
Kruger Brothers
Co. D. Essig
Grand Island
Johann Jurgens
Hilka Mary Miller
B. F. Thornburg
McIntosh
Second Street
Lotter
L. Knox
Stella
van Dusen
Summers
Judge Grimes
Re-elected officer leads Sixth District at state federation
Mrs. L. G. Simon was re-elected vice president of the Sixth district at the state federation of Federated Women’s Clubs in Lincoln, with a delegate to the General Federation in Cincinnati in 2010. Other notes mention local club activities, travel to meetings, and community events around Lincoln and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Simon
Federated Womens Clubs
Lincoln
General Federation
Cincinnati
Leonard Pate
A. Ovall
Edna Granneman
Grand Lodge
Rebekahs
Will Kreuger
Lexington
Shoemaker
Omaha
Opera House
Methodist Church
Sadie McIntosh
Tweaday
Seattle
Julia
Nellie Gentry
Ask any of our old customers about our optical service
W H Wiker at EE J Marestie’s, Sidney’s Jeweler invites former customers to share experience with their optical service and products. The note emphasizes trusted local references and continued service options for eyeglasses and eye care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wiker
EE. J. Marestie’s
Sidney’s Jeweler
Local Bible Study Meeting Invites All Interested
The International Bible Students Association class meets Sundays at 2 p.m. at 103 Street. All who are interested in Bible study are invited. Clara Downey is the class secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SB A. Bible Cls
International Bible Students’ Association
Clara Downey
Catholic Church Mass and Rosary Instruction Schedule
A Catholic church announces daily Mass at 7 30 a m and offers Rosary instruction. Details on locations and schedules accompany the notice for parishioners and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Church
Presbyterian Church Service and Baptism
The Lord's Supper was celebrated and baptism administered last Sabbath. The pastor Samuel Light invites all who seek God and truth to attend services at 11 a.m. with Bible school at 10 a.m. and C E at 6 30 p.m. Includes call to worship and gospel message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Samuel Light
St Pauls Lutheran Church to Dedicate New School Room
On next Sunday November 4 the congregation will dedicate its new school room. The Rev H L W Schutz from Cheyenne Wyoming will preach the German sermon at 11:00 and Rev O K Hinsel of Sterling Colorado will preach the English sermon at 3:00. The event honors the school house and its Christian training for children with hymns by the school children and choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. W. Schutz
Cheyenne
Wyoming
O. K. Hinsel
Sterling
Colorado
W. F. Peters
M E Church Sunday Schedule and Quarterly Conference
The M E Church outlines Sunday services at 10 11 3 6 45 and 7 30 with the Lord's Supper last Sunday led by the pastor and Revs Slocum and Martes. A Friday ministers and lay representatives meeting planned future work and the First Quarterly conference was opened by Dr M E Reeve. A week of home talent and platform orators is advertised from Monday 7 30 pm to Friday with local Sidney artists urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slocum
Martes
Big Springs
Chappell
Lodge Vale
Gurley
Sidney
Potter
Kimball
M. E. Reeve
Heeve
Chautauqua
Congregational Meeting at Trinity and Local Church Services
Sunday schedule lists Trinity Church Sidney with a special congregational meeting after morning service and sermons by Rev kahse and Rev Kahl. Grace Gurley holds school at 10 a.m. and evening service at 7 30 p.m. First Potter offers 2 30 p.m. afternoon service. public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Kahse
Trinity Church
Sidney
Kahl
Grace Church
Gurley
Potter
Local Notes From Bunker Hill Area Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Glen Bales and family plus Hilbert Borcher spent Wednesday at Theo Borcher s. Vernon Scott and John Engel aided Frank Beyer shingling his hog house on Tuesday. Chris Rohde drove to Sidney with Mr Gross of Clarkson arriving Thursday to visit his sons. The Borchers and Glen Bales hosted a Thursday visit. Mail delivery was rough last week due to weather and bad roads. Will Borcher and son Walter motored to Ridney Friday. The Beyers plus Mr and Mrs Fred Beyer traveled to Sidney Friday. The Schmidts and daughter dined with John Borcher Friday evening. A schoolhouse carnival Friday drew a large crowd despite weather. Many shopped in Sidney Saturday. The Borther, Barker, Scott families and Misses Ruby Brown and Mary Burchell dined at Henry Schmidt’s Sunday. Guests spent Sunday at Glen Bales’. The band boy dance planned for Dalton Saturday night is postponed indefinitely. Curt Scott Cash Scott and Vernon called at Glen Bales’ Sunday evening. Agnes Beyer, daughter of Mr and Mrs P J Beyer, has been sick but improving. Mr and Mrs Mike Swartz visited Pete Beyer Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Bales
Hilbert Borcher
Theo Borcher
S. Vernon Scott
John Engel
Frank Beyer
Chris Rohde
Sidney
Mr. Gross
Clarkson
Nebraska
Theo Borcher and
Will Borcher
Walter
Ridney
Fred Beyer
Carl Schmidt
John Borcher
John Borther
P. W. Barker
Curt Scott
Ruby Brown
Mary Burchell
Henry Schmidt
Dalton
Curt’ Scott
Cash Scott and Son
Vernon
Agnes Beyer
P. J. Beyer
Mike Swartz
Pete Beyer
Lawmaking Mania and the Call to Trim Laws
An op ed laments excessive lawmaking in the United States noting 48 state legislatures produce more laws than five great nations and that Supreme Court opinions occupy vast volumes. It urges stopping mass legislation, enforcing existing laws, and repealing unnecessary ones for political sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Europe
Supreme Court
Law Library of Columbia
Oxygen rich crust surpasses atmospheric stores
A note states much oxygen lies in the first six feet of the earths crust, more than in the entire atmosphere. During November, hats in stock are discounted on the balcony at Greenlees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Greenlee’s
Mab Describes Railroad Town Whistled Schedule
Mab visited a railroad town where many residents' activities were governed by the whistle at the roundhouse. On returning home she told her mother that people were whistled to work in the morning, to their dinner, and to bed in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mab
Turkish Proverb Comparisons Highlight Cleverness and Fate
The text compares Turkish sayings to English proverbs noting that "Cleaning the candle stick to butter the rice" conveys stripping away to aid a task. It also discusses a belief that a strong thief may incriminate the householder, and links a godly destruction motif to an overexcited dog’s fate.
State Constitutions Show Continuity in American Institutions
Mare constitutions reveal the continuity in the development of American political institutions. They have been called by Bryce the oldest things in the political history of America, for they are the continuations and representations of the colonial charters. The first state constitutions were little more than the pre existing colonial constitutions adapted to the changed circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryce
America
Apt Expression in a Recent Story
The phrase The living room fairly leaped through the door to greet you appeared in a recent story. Living seems to be the proper word given the context and the figurative sense used by the author.
Notice of Foreclosure Sale of Buick Touring Automobile
United States of America plaintiff and Henry Clark defendant. By order of Judge J W Woodrough the Buick Touring Automobile Model K Engine 550046 Serial 566064 was seized and ordered sold by the United States Marshal. Sale at 2:00 PM Tuesday November 13 1923 at Osborn Garage Sidney Cheyenne Nebraska to the highest cash bidder, one hour open. Dated Omaha October 31 1923. D H Cronin United States Marshal District of Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clark
J. W. Woodrough
United States District Court
District of Nebraska
United States of America
Osborn
Sidney
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Buick
Omaha
D. H. Cronin
United States
District of
Presbyterian bake sale at Leonard's Grocery notice
The Presbyterian Circle will hold a bake sale on Saturday November 1 at Leonard's Grocery at 2:30 p.m. A pie bake event will begin in the morning at 10 30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Circle
Leonard's Grocery
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Guy V. Doran
Bidney
Gebe
the Telegraph
The
Telegraph
REV. Anton Line
Presbyterian Church
ST. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
M. E. Church
United Lutheran Church
Bunker Hill
Marie Siedow
Quaker Inn
Bake Sale
McFadden Millinery
Sterling Coats
J. B. Byars Co
Ular
Wright’s
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