New Episcopal minister takes charge as services resume
A new Episcopal minister Rev Joseph has begun regular services after moving from Iowa to Texas and now resides at the parsonage with his wife visiting relatives in Missouri. The church holds plans for a towel sale in December and a Lutheran ladies’ food sale exchange on October 7 at Baldwin's store.
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Episcopal Church
Baldwin
Hayes
Joseph
Iowa
Texas
Missouri
Sidney
Courtesy of Clerks on Salesmanship and Customer Service
A guide stresses that a salesman must study human nature to predict customer wants and become adept at it. It urges affability and tact, emphasizing seizing opportunities to please customers. If proficiency fails, shift to another business, since retailers serve the public.
Happiest Girl in Lincoln Finds Quick Relief
A Lincoln Nebraska girl reports chronic confusion and stomach trouble ended after three days on Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. She says she is the proudest girl in Lincoln to find such a good medicine. Sold by all dealers.
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Lincoln
Lincoln, Neb
Chamberlain
Soundness and price drops for unsound horses in market
An analysis shows a sound 1800 pound draft horse valued at 800 dollars in Chicago markets falls to 250 dollars with one eye, and 100 dollars when blind. The table lists severe unsoundness reducing price, with note that nonlame blemishes like splints do not lower value. Breeding infirmities propagate defects and sound sires and dams raise market prices.
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Chicago
Sidney High School notes bright season ahead in Nebraska
Regular exams next week mark the end of the first six weeks. Gwendolyn Stokes is absent due to illness. The Eleventh Grade English class starts Launcelot and Elaine. History Club meets Friday at Mr Leroy Martin’s home. Frances Hurt and Florence Merifield host the last gathering. The school advances in science with new outlines and a stereo slide program delayed by shipping issues. Enrolment hits a historic high. Principal’s office improvements and new typewriter belt fill the room. Basketball starts next week and a Nebraska tour is planned for holidays. Debate centers on the closed shop. Sidney wins last year’s Northwest Debating District. Ward reports Miss Evans secured a transfer in Laramie. Shorthand class gains multiple typewriters to practice. Cooley and Greenlee receive journalism roles at Peru Magazine.
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Leroy Martin
Frances Hurt
Florence Merifield
Sidney High School
Nebraska
Sidney
Solomon Willis
Miss Evans
Laramie
Evans
Charlotte Cooley
Martha Greenlee
Peru
Two New State Buildings At Lincoln Hospital
State board of public lands and buildings awarded contracts for two hospital for the insane structures southwest of Lincoln. Each building cost $48,502.40 under the contracts, with $50,000 appropriated for construction in the last legislature. One building will house men and the other women.
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Hospital For the Insane
Lincoln
State Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Funeral Delay in Omaha After Manderson’s Death
Gould Dietz of Omaha reports his brother C N Dietz on the Cedric sending word that rough weather delays arrival in New York to Saturday. Funeral services in Omaha will be postponed until Monday or Tuesday due to the delay.
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Gould Dietz
Omaha
C. N. Dietz
Cedric
General Manderson
New York
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