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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1911
Page
2
The paper promotes itself as Chicago's only weekly linked to a great daily paper with nationwide and world news, home farm and women sections, and Republican editorials. Subscriptions for The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer and The Sidney Telegraph are advertised at $1.75 in advance.
Mrs P H Brogan of Wilson Pa testifies from personal experience that Chamberlain's Remedy is far superior to any other and for croup there is nothing that excels it. Sold by all dealers.
E R Kratz left Monday for Denver Chas Callahan returned Wednesday from Omaha The T N Club met Saturday afternoon with Mrs Will Barton Mrs Puthoff and Jeannette are guests of Mrs Barnhart Harry Ewing of Lodgepole was a Sidney visitor Wednesday Orta Hobson is convalescing from a severe tonsillitis Dr Mantor and mother of Lodgepole were in Sidney Monday Mrs Rudolph Kruse is the guest of relatives and friends in Sidney Mrs L L Hurd of Eddyville Nebraska is the guest of Mrs Frandzen at the Olean A car load of land seekers passed through Sidney on No 3 Thursday en route for Oregon Mrs C F Metty of Lodgepole was a passenger on No 5 to attend a wedding at Cheyenne Five weeks till Christmas Do your Christmas advertising now or those mail order houses will be gathering your honey Guy Daffin a carpenter fell from the Frazey house Tuesday morning breaking both bones in his leg Miss Edith Morrison is mingling with Sidney friends having recovered from typhoid Sheriff J W McDaniel has purchased land between Dr Campbell residence and the new Frazey home and will erect a cottage next spring
The essay argues that schools should shape character and courage before teaching trades or professions. It warns that focusing on immediate assets yields skilled tools without strong character, urging parents to give boys time to become honest, capable men.
A devotional Thanksgiving hymn expresses gratitude for blessings from God including sun and moon, air and water, gospel truth, and guidance. It asks for mercy, safe paths, and eternal harmony in heaven, with a plea to stay with the divine as all praise ascends on this holy day.
Governors McGovern Kitchin and Willson voice support for uniform divorce legislation. They condemn abuses in the current system and call for reforms to align with morality and Scriptural grounds, urging standardized rules nationwide.
The article urges constant thanksgiving as both duty and grace for Christians. It frames gratitude as essential, not optional, linking praise to action and illustrating how thankfulness should shape life, worship, and ministry to the needy, with Rev. Cc. A. S. Dwight as the source.
Thanksgiving day reflections on parental guidance and gratitude for health shelter education and self reliance. The passage praises clean living, wholesome nourishment, decent clothes, and preparation for adulthood through mindful upbringing and body and mind respect.
A religious exhortation urging gratitude for mercies and opportunities to do good. It cites verses about counting blessings and the precious promises of an incorruptible inheritance, urging believers to bless the Lord with all within them.
The first U S president proclamation declaring Thanksgiving was signed by George Washington in 1789. The original reportedly belonged to Rev J W Wellman, heir of William Ripley of Cornish New Hampshire, and issued at the joint request of Congress.
The remains of Mrs Sarah Strickler and her daughter Miss Bessie Strickler were laid to rest in Isa cen Methodist church. Miss Strickler aged 29 had been a noted Webster County teacher. After Mrs Strickler died the daughter drank carbolic acid and died thirty minutes later despite urgent medical aid. Rev Hummel of Red Cloud and Rev Jackson of Bladen conducted the funeral.
Three miles north of Broken Bow an automobile crash left Mrs Rex Roberts critically injured with concussion at the base of the brain after being thrown from the car. Her husband Mr Rex Roberts and Kennedy sustained multiple injuries while Mrs Charles Shaw of Omaha escaped harm during the trip from Merna.
Banker's wife, Mrs. John B. Snead of Amarillo Texas, escaped a Fort Worth sanitarium and eloped with A G Boyce Jr son of Capitol cattle ranch owner. They reportedly left for Europe after Boyce withdrew 40000 in cash and obtained 61000 in foreign exchange. Snead, about fifty, seeks help catching them.
Havana reports exploration of the ship Maine shows a plate forming part of the outer hull on the port side near the keel blown inward at 140 feet aft of the bow. Upper portion folded inward indicating blast damage.
Indianapolis November first nominations for the international office of the United Mine Workers of America closed with T L Lewis of Bridgeport Ohio challenging incumbent John P White of Oskaloosa Iowa after Lewis was defeated for re election last year.
Father Bernard Vaughan argues for distinct but complementary sexes. He states men and women are not equal in all things, only in origin and destiny, and that each should remain sacred and supportive of the other. He warns against equal platform competition and argues women would falter as age and beauty fade.
An exchange in a Chicago Tribune item reveals Aunt Hepzibah scolding Young Niece for using prizefighting slang to describe a wedding that had been put off. The dialogue highlights differing impressions of language around a family event.
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