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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1922
Page
9
Rates of subscription are listed for one year at 1.50 postage paid and six months at .75 with single copies available. The paper is entered at Sidney Nebraska as second class matter. Foreign advertising representation by The American Press Association.
A collection of wry snippets on virtue vice weather and manners from a street column. Items include political restraint after a storm tame picnic season and a joke about Hallowe en pranksters and a New Jersey murder bedstead hinge.
Edward Blackburn a farmer aged eight living three miles east of Lexington wandered from his home near dusk Monday night. Unable to be reached by telephone his wife sought help from nearby residents. Fire department and crowds searched until he was found by Herman Orthman at about nine o clock, half a mile west and a quarter mile south of the Blackburn home, lying in water up to his waist.
A United States Department of Agriculture report highlights testing progress in tuberculosis control. Missouri leads in cooperative plan testing with 18 967 herds and 197 979 cattle tested in the last fiscal year, while a federal Iowa vet recorded 7 747 cattle tested with 1 068 diseased. Missouri's top tester handled 14 512 cattle in 1 366 herds, and a Shelby County Iowa vet tested 12 120 animals in 722 herds. Bureau of Animal Industry staff averaged 11 828 cattle in 983 herds over eight months and 20 days, at remarkably low costs.
Henry Ford critiques half measures in policy and industry urging root-cause eradication. He argues courts and boards lock in distressing effects rather than addressing core evil causes, calling such halfway work nonsense and counterproductive.
Mrs. Jesse Ash, 73, living alone, fell while preparing to go out and suffered a broken right hip. Neighbor Mrs. William Runkey found her on the floor after hours alone, Dr. Pennington was summoned and she was taken to Wilson hospital.
A Palestine Tex Herald note advises readers on running a paper. It describes buying a plant, obtaining news, selling ads, collecting money, paying bills, and pleasing everyone. It warns not to omit important names and cautions that many who boast of running a newspaper have failed.
In a Wyoming Elk River Basin oil district story, a hobo named Lynch hires on as trench digger for Charles Wallace. He holds Sunday services for the men, starts Bible study circles and a minstrel show, earning attention. The piece cites a Clay County Sun report and mentions John D. Rockefeller Jr. and Sinclair interests amid broader industry controversy.
The football teams of Ainsworth Long Pine Springview and Bassett suspend all remaining games after the death of Long Pine star right halfback George Hill from injuries sustained in a recent game with Springview. The circuit managers also vote to pause play until next year amid widespread parental concern.
Attorney General Daugherty announces cases against more than 400 war profiteers and intends to prosecute. The Washington Herald criticizes profiteers as morally lacking and notes public accountability through trials, while predicting few executions and emphasizing the need for publicity of the actions.
Sunday mass at 7:30 and 9:30 a m rosary and benediction 7:30 p m weekdays mass at 8:00 a m open daily for prayer Holy Communion Sundays 10 a m church school 11 a m morning prayer and sermon Trinity English Lutheran homecoming day next Sunday Rev Herbert Ganz of Laramie will preach assisted by others choir led by Prof FE Backer Bible school at 10 a m sermon at 11 a m Rev Gang lead services cordial welcome extended to all
Grace Church in Gurley holds Sunday Bible school at 10 a m and church services with sermon at 7 30 p m Pastor W T Keahseh leads as pastor in charge of the church activities and worship services.
A local church reports good attendance despite stormy conditions last Sunday and a larger evening gathering. Messages from God’s Word are planned for both morning and evening services next Sunday, with strangers warmly welcomed. The schedule includes Bible school at 10 am, Christian Endeavor at 6:30 pm, and a prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 pm.
The International Bible Students Association local class meets Sundays at 2 p m at 102 C Street. All interested in Bible study are invited to attend. Clara Downey, Class Secretary.
In a Sunday roundup both Presbyterian and Methodist churches report strong attendance and active programs. The Presbyterian series on Building With India begins with an evening lecture, followed by a Mohammcanism talk next Sunday. Methodist plans a union Thanksgiving service, a turkey dinner, and robust music led by Miss Freda Hammer. inviting newcomers to worship.
A brief notice urges readers to rely on The Telegraph for high quality printing services, signaling a commitment to superior paper production and reliable typography.
A compact note states that photographs are to be taken this year on a birthday at Phelps. The item mentions no specific date or people beyond the place Phelps. The text is fragmentary but implies a photography session tied to a birthday event at Phelps.
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