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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1914
Page
5
St Patrick’s Catholic Church offers Mass at 8 and 10 on Sundays with an evening service at 7 39. Instruction sessions are held each Saturday at 2 o'clock.
German Lutheran services announced at the Dunkard church Sunday evening at 7 30. Methodist notices describe morning service David's prayer and sermons for boys and girls apples and Why I Believe in Christ. Sunday School at 9 45 with lessons from Matthew 18 23 35 and John 4 46 54. Luther League on Rekindling the Light that Faileth II Kings 23 1 23. National Biscuit lunch by Mrs M Radcliffe praised. Dorcas praised for hustling. Call for regular worship attendance and church obligations amid parish life. Married Nov 3 Alexander Crawford and Dorothy McKettrick at parsonage Dun kirk Indiana. Rev H H Hanson and family from Chicago passed through Sid ney No 17. Potter Lutheran church welcomed new pastor Flanson.
A concise maxim from Lavater notes that true greatness rests on having the habit of greatness. The saying emphasizes persistent discipline and consistent effort as the path to true eminence.
Burke concedes Ed S Johnson won the senate race by about 2,500 votes and wires congratulations. Democrats secure the Third district congressman seat.
A petition filed July 13 1914 by Louis F Demers and twenty one others seeks to establish the section line road along the north side of the Union Pacific Railroad from section ten through twenty three in township fourteen north range 47 west. Objections or claims for damages must be filed with the County Clerk by December 15 1914 or the road will be established without further reference. Dated October 15 1914. H T Doran County Clerk.
Notice to creditors of the estate of Thomas J. Stiver to meet the administrator before the Cheyenne County County Judge at the county court on December 30 1914 at 10 am to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance. Six months to file claims and one year to settle from September 21 1914. Published in Sidney Telegraph for four weeks prior to December 30 1914.
The war in Europe spurs postal savings, attracting thousands of new depositors, including many born abroad, and releasing cash for U S commerce. Since July 1 deposits exceed 10 million with 7,000 new accounts in New York City and Chicago gains outpacing last year. Banks rush to qualify as depositories as Postmaster General Burleson and Governor Dockery handle rising duties.
OmahaNovember 2 Estimates from Burlington officials and farmers put Nebraska corn yields by division at Omaha 32 bushels per acre Lincoln 26 Wymore 22 and McCook 24 Some fields may reach 60 to 65 bushels per acre while the state average is seen around 26 bushels per acre, better than average overall.
Yesterday and today memories fade to ache as Faith hope and joy seem lost The speaker repeats the journey seeking the earlier promise but finds it irrevocably dead Strangers and alien eyes mark the distance memory cannot bridge across centuries and seas
Frank Mintken owner will auction farm as he quits farming at a country place four miles north and two east of Potter. Sale includes horses harnesses hay, cattle, machinery like Deering binder P O planter Montana drill and plows, chickens, hay, oats straw, household goods, and a sewing machine. Terms cash under $10, others on notes at 10 percent interest. Free lunch at noon. Auctioneers Fundingsland and Millett.
Rented ranch twelve miles west of Sidney Nebraska offers 70 head cattle plus 40 horses 15 implements and household goods for sale on Thursday at ten. Cattle include 18 calves nine yearlings five steers four heifers 53 cows and heifers aged 3 to 9. Horses include ten mares a Percheron stallion aged nine and Belgian stallion aged nine. Items list also covers implements a wagon buggy plows harrows cultivator and hay quantities. Terms: cash up to 10, credit on sums over 10 with notes at 10 percent interest from date and 5 percent cash discount. No removal until terms met. John Anderson owner.
Lincoln area Miss Minnie June Boggs emerges as an heir to a three billion dollar estate tied to Sir Cecil Calvert and Lord Baltimore. The Baltimore property stems from Sir George Calvert, with Mrs. Nancy Mathews in Wyoming as Boggs’s mother and Mrs. A Calvert Burgioise of St Louis guiding the heirs’ interest.
Eleven of twenty board members or former directors of the New York New Haven and Hartford indicted by a federal grand jury entered not guilty pleas in U S district court. Ten appeared in person. bonds set at 5000 each with motions due by November 25. Edward D Robbins, former New Haven counsel, may later enter a plea in bar claiming immunity.
In Zealand waters great shoals of fish swam upriver and leaped from the water. They appeared in places where none were seen before, suspected to be driven by seabed vibrations from last week's heavy cannonading as they sought safety in Holland's waters.
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