Local residents noted in Sidney area visits and births
RB Buchanall of Dalton and Peter Hanson of Potter visited Sidney. Mrs Maud Jolliff stayed in Scottsbluff with friends. A son was born November 5 to Mr and Mrs William Raddicz. Dan Herbelsheimer from Pleasant View, and A L Birdwell of west Gurley were Sidney shoppers. Several residents from Dalton, Union Valley, Sunol, and Gurley precincts stopped in Sidney for business or social calls. Royal Hostettler resumed duties in Guernsey. Jotted entries include trips to Denver and Kansas City and a Kensington fundraiser raising over 23 dollars.
Public Nurse on Hand Misa Pearl Hope the Hed Cross
Public health worker Misa Pearl is described in connection with the Red Cross and relief efforts. The note emphasizes readiness and care provided by nursing staff in ongoing community support activities.
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The
Nurse Arrives as Cheyenne County Gains Support
A district organizer has been active for a week outlining tasks under the central division, with Miss Pope presenting herself as efficient and confident. Cheyenne County is among fourteen counties in the state to secure a nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pope
Cheyenne County
Community Busy in Sidney Area Reports
Maple Grove Local notes several residents visiting Sidney last Saturday. Andrew Johnson spent Saturday evening at W T Sharman s. Ray Miles and Vern Signer motored to Sidney. Andrew Johnson hauled hogs to Sund. Miss Grace Holter returned home after visiting eastern Nebraska. A Farmers Union meeting at W Y Miles home drew about sixty with talk by Mr Dale of Lincoln. next meeting at F A Johnson s on Dec 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Anderson
Sidney
Andrew Johnson
W. T. Sharman
Ed Miles
Wm. Sharman
Archie Lund
Chappell
Nebraska
Ray Miles
Vern Signer
Sund
Will Johnson
F. A. Johnson
Grace Holter
Ed. Miles
Gurley
Robert Wait
Elden Cooley
J. C. Jorgengen
Grace
Gladys Holter
Gilbert
Nels Johnson
Thor Rasmuseen
W. T. Sharman’s
Farmers’ Union
W. Y. Miles
Mr. Dale of
Lincoln
Grand Prairie Social Roundup Recalls Local Visits
Grand Prairie residents and visitors are listed in a social roundup. Alva Hart and Mildred returned from Missouri after a month away. Mrs Walter Hernbloom and children visited Johnson Bros. E A Johnson and children joined Alec Piersons. Heinzmans visited Henry Beebe and hosted others. Frank and Paul Heinzman returned from Burlington Colorado. Windsheimer family shared dinner at John Schneider's. Households of Frerichs and Flesners hosted gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Alva Hart
Mildred
Missouri
Walter Hernbloom
Johnson Bros
Hernbloom
Osceola
E. A. Johnson
Mrs. Wassum
Alec Pierson
Frank Heinzman
Henry Bee
Ivan
John Schneider
Paul
Burlington
Colorado
Heinzman
Community Notes from Bunker Hill and Nearby
Local residents hosted and visited Wednesday and Thursday evenings at several homes including Ray Spiker Wm Rohde Curt Scott Glen Bales Henry Wheeler and Wm Sal Mrs Theo Horcher and Marguerite Hoffeldt. A schoolhouse gathering heard Mr Dale of the State Farmers Union with positive impressions. Frank Beyer drove to Sidney Friday and many locals shopped there Saturday. A Bales party Saturday night drew about eight percent of neighbors for dancing before late departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. Borcher
Ray Spiker
Glen Bales
Dale
State Farmers’ Union
Frank
Beyer
Sidney
Local Socials and Travel Notes Across Sidney Area
Mr and Mrs Bules hosted a fine time. Mr and Mrs John Engel and family dined with Harry Engel and his Gurley wife. Henry Schmidt and family dined with John Fastenau south of Sidney. Paul Meyer and family spent Sunday at Wm Meyers. Walter Hopper and family called at Henry Wheeler’s. Glen Bales and family with Theo Borcher dined at Gene Weeds. Edwin Aurich agreed to Sidney on Monday. Schmidt and Aurich left for Burlington Colorado to view land. Wm Sucs hauled hogs to Sidney. Bales called at Theo Borcher’s Tuesday. Snow Tuesday promises great wheat benefit. U S Grain Growers drive was a success in Bunker Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bules
John Engel
Harry
Gurley
Henry Schmidt
John Fastenau
Sidney
Paul Meyer
Theo. Borcher
Gene Weeds
Edwin Aurich
Burlington
Colorado
Wm. Sucs
Glen Bales
Theo
Bicorcher
U. S
Bunker Hill
Prophecy of 1914 Amb Walter Page Memoir Notes War Outlook
Walter H Page writes from Ockham Surrey on August 2 1914 describing the German declaration of war and invasion rumors. He notes Britain must respond or risk betrayal of France and Belgium and predicts US economic and political shifts as Europe plunges into a general war. He reflects on travel chaos, diplomatic efforts, and the dawn of a new global order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Page
Ockham
Surrey
St. Petersburg
United States
Russia
Herrick
Paris
London
Luxemburg
France
Squier
England
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Greene
Turin
United States Senate
Nn Hill
Wilson
Get Into the Spirit to Grow Your Business
Guidance urges business leaders to seek divine insight within themselves and among associates. Emphasizes faith in God, prudent expense cuts with wages last, and letting love guide interactions. Encourages action and optimism despite current market conditions.
Promise of success through daily affirmations by Elizabeth Towne
A quoted faith-based guide urges daily morning and night affirmations that God is the use and life of business and that success is now. It instructs repeating positive statements, denying discouraging thoughts, and acting as if they are true while pursuing goals with persistent effort. The passage cites Nautilus writings attributed to Elizabeth Towne.
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Elizabeth Towne
Labor and Wage Levels in Unemployment Debate
A New York Commercial editorial argues labor’s stance on unemployment risks harming the broader economy. It cites proposals to cut wages, reduce hours, and other measures endorsed by a Harding subcommittee including Gompers, while noting opposition from unions and the need for wages to align with overall economic factors.
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Uts
Harding
Rairoad
Adamson
Railround Labor Board
Gompers
Beccause
New York Commercial
Wardrobe Notes on Childs Fashion Distates From Designer
A designer comments that a child’s wardrobe follows fashion distates with a jersey frock a serge garment and a velveteen simple model. Navy black and brown are chosen for color. Velvet or duvetyn are often paired with crepe de Chine for dressy occasions.
Man Drinks Beer Medicinally Amid Dry Laws
A wry verse lampoons strict drinking rules in few wet states where men can obtain a beer every 24 hours for "medicinal" purposes. The chorus bluntly expresses a reluctance to recover as the speaker revels in the moment.
French Wine and Our Morals at Washington Conference
Henry Wales reports from Paris that French officials and employees arriving for the Washington conference fear prohibition in the United States will hinder their meals. They insist wine is essential to civilization and digestion, arguing Americans drink wine like water and seek intoxication with whisky. The piece notes U S laws don’t govern foreign customs for visiting ministers and delegates, while praising church activities and services in Bidn, including sermons and Bible studies, and inviting continued attendance.
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Henry Wales
Paris
Washington
United States
France
Chicago Tribune
How Much May a Man Marry Reflected by College Question
The Brooklyn Bridge notes that at a recent eugenic congress it was charged college girls refuse to marry unless afforded comforts. Goucher College polled students, finding average marriage cost estimates of 48 dollars a week from 103 responses, with some over 1000 dollars yearly. Critics say late marriages reduce births and social vitality, while supporters cite higher education as a factor.
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Goucher College
Baltimore
Guth
Brooklyn
Fashion Echoes: Longer Skirts Shape Winter Silhouettes
Designer notes emphasize slender lines with long panels and draperies. Winter trends favor extended hems and soft side drapes to proportionally elongate figures, presenting a coordinated, graceful silhouette across styles.
Ireland's vocation in world affairs noted by Eglinton
John Eglinton in The Dial argues that despite misfortunes the Irish have long shaped world events. He claims their true vocation lies in blending with other races, producing notable achievements and a significant international role.
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John Eglinton
Catholic Church Mass Times and Rosary Instructions
Catholic Church schedules Sunday Mass at 7:30 and 9:30 a.m. Rosary and Benediction at 7:30 p.m. Weekday Mass at 8:00 a.m. Rev. Anton Link.
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Catholic Church
Anton. Link
Christ Episcopal Church Daily Prayer and Services
The notice lists daily prayer hours and Sunday services at Christ Episcopal Church. Holy Communion at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. on the first Sunday each month, with church school at 10 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon follow. Rev. Henry Ives is the priest.
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Christ
Episcopal Church
Henry Ives
Christian Church Reception Held Last Friday
A reception was held last Friday at the Christian Church with attendees noted for their attendance. Guests enjoyed refreshments and conversation in the church hall, marking a community gathering and social event.
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Christian Church
Lutheran Emanuel church notices and services
Grace Chereh Gurley invites Bible school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m Pastor W T Kahsk. Lutheran Emanuel Parish Weyerta Neb Karl Fenske Pas BT Pauls Lutheran Chu English service at 10 30 Sunday school 0 20 Our church attendance grows steadily Ladies Aid meets first Wednesday each month All without church connection invited to services and Sunday school Pastor W F Peters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Chereh
Gurley
W. T.kahsk
Pal
BT. Paul's Lutheran Chu
Ladies’ Aid
W. F. Peters
Services Highlight Faithful Sabbaths and Sunday Schedule
Well attended services were held with members received and the Sacramental service of the Lord's Supper observed. The sermon reflected on death and resurrection from 1 John 12 24, and the gospel hour stressed church and people fulfilling duties for the future. Next Sunday worship at 11 a.m. Bible school 10 a.m. Gospel service 7 30 p.m. Welcome from Rev Samuel Light pastor.
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Ufa
Samuel Light
Methodist Church Offers Evening and Midweek Programs
The Church of the Friendly Greeting schedules 9:45 Sunday school with a motion picture opening, 11:00 service on Why this Waste, 6:30 Epworth League topic Bible Examples of Personal Evangelism, 7:30 Business Men and the Church discussion. Monday plans include Junior Epworth Teague and Boy Scouts, 8:00 official board meeting. Wednesday motion picture program Modern Ruth Dont Worry In Arizona Broken Silence. T Porter Bennett, Pastor.
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Epworth League
Charles Houge
Epworth Teague
Marjorie Sherman
Ruth
Arizona
T. Porter Bennett
Lorenzo Methodist Church Service and Board Meeting
The Lorenzo Methodist Church holds a 2:30 Sunday school session followed by a sermon by the pastor. Attendance is emphasized. The official board will meet at the close of the service. Each board member is urged to be present.
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Nebras
Guy V. Doran
Buchanall
Dalton
Peter Hanson
Potter
Maud Jolliff
Scottsbluff
William Raddicz
Dan Herbelsheimer
Pleasant View
A. L. Birdwell
West Gurley
H. Tank
Susan Saab
Union Valley
John Neff
William Schwartz
Gurley Precinct
Joseph Shimpkn
South of Sunol
Sidney Marts
Emory W. McErwin
George Rabe
East Union Valley
Leland Wier
George Baker
Cheyenne
North Country
Misa Viola Buckner
Kimball
Helen ‘Thompson
Russell Dedrich
Non of Dalton
Swan Dedrich
Jack Reynolds
North River Cities
Alliance
Royal Hostettler
Guernsey
Edward McLernon
Willow Island
McKee
Will Devine
Longmont
Mrs. Snell
Stockwick
Denver
Kensington
Lena Carow
Marie
Darton
H. W. Anderson
Kansas City
Omaha
Walter Davis
Mrs. Davis
Laramie
Wyoming
Ray Wisner
Bayard Transcript
Bayard
Telegraph
Wisner
Maple Grove
Grand Prairie
Prophecy of
Oession
Bidn
Chris
Eavor Personal We
Timor
Pastor Reet
United Lutheran Trinity English
Bible Schotlock
Luther
Ireland
Lutheran Emanuel Crui Weyerta
Karl Fenske
Pas
Trinity Lutheran Church
Gurley E. L. Borgmeier
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
the Church of the Friendly Greeting
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