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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1930
Page
5
CHURCH CATHOLIC CHURCH announces Sunday masses at 7:00 and 9:30 am with evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7:30 pm Weekday masses at 7:00 am Anton Link Pastor.
The Epworth league holds a midget golf and chili party this evening. Sunday features church school at 9 45 led by David E Ells and Mrs A A Rudd, morning worship at 11 on What We Expect of Our Church, 6 30 Epworth leagues led by Fern Dodds and Hazel Gillette, Bible study for seniors, and a 7 30 evensong sermon by Pastor Charling Mills.
The revival continues through the next week with Mary Moore the artist evangelist still present. Four of the largest oil paintings in the world will be shown. Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 o clock services at 7 45 p m Co R Brooks pastor.
Market observers note modest strength in the wheat market as the week closes, with prices firming on improved demand reports and cautious buying by traders. Analysts cite weather and global supplies as factors influencing the latest price movements.
Global wheat markets firm in domestic buying with December futures up while cash demand remains strong for mills and feeders. European prices hold near lows amid heavy Canadian and Russian shipments. harvesting starts in the southern hemisphere with Australia and Argentina sending new supplies.
October in Nebraska was favorable to seeding and growth of winter wheat and rye. The month was cool and wet with excess cloudiness and deficient sunshine, aiding early development while slowing maturation and harvest readiness in some areas.
The monthly weather bulletin reports corn matured well and beets and potatoes harvested. Frosts occurred on the 16th and 17th, with the 30th and 31st yielding readings from 9 to 24 degrees above zero. Mean temp 50.5, about 6 degrees below normal. total precipitation 2.67 inches, about one and two thirds of October normal. Snow occurred in the latter half of the month.
Mr and Mrs Claus Engelland and family spent Sunday at the George Nieman home. O I Miller and George Nieman helped Claus Engelland fix his windmill Saturday. Paul Spearow and Walter Johnson transacted business in Sidney.
Saturday events include Mr and Mrs George Nieman and family dining with O L Miller. Huntsman trip by A K Anderson. Inez Helen Nieman and Erma Engelland played with Margaret Miller. Sid ney shopping by Engelland Nieman O L Miller and Flicker families. Walter Engelland and Floyd Walter Miller hunted Saturday. O L Miller and George Nieman helped Fred Flicker butcher Monday. Frank Kinton visited O Miller Monday morning. FOR RENT One room apartment A S Hardy.
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