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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1925

Page

12

Death of South Colton child prompts community sorrow

South Colton Elvin Hill son of Mr and Mrs J E Hill died Friday after a brief illness. District 07 children attended the funeral. Many local families and neighbors visited and helped with chores. The community expresses sympathy to the Hill family as residents attend services and remember the young boy.

Elvin Hill J. E. Hill John Cortney J. H. Wendte J. F. Fastenow Adair Smith Center Kansas

Live Stock Prices at South Omaha 1925 market report

Cattle receipts 15,000 head with market slow to 15 to 25 cents lower. Best beeves $13.00. yearlings $9.75 to $14.75. steers $8.00 to $15.00. grass beeves $7.00 to $10.00. stockers and feeders varied. Hogs down 25 to 50 cents with tops $11.25. sheep and lambs up to 36 cents, fat lambs $15.35, feeders $15.40, ewes to $7.75. lambs $15.00 to $15.36 for good to choice.

Union Stock Yards

Gedentary Pureulta Advertisement Claims Egg Hatch Petitions

An Iowa man advertises in his home weekly promising to hatch eggs for 5 cents each. The item appears in the Kansas City Star citing the unusual appeal and local home business promotion.

Iowa Kangas City

Eye care by E.S. Sherrerd and carpet renovations ad

Trust E S Sherrerd for eye examinations and lens grinding. Carpet renova tion by F E Henke at 307 First Ave East promises old rugs made to look like new with satisfaction guaranteed.

E.S. Sherrerd Adv F. E. Henke First Ave

Cattle Feeding Expansion Reported in Illinois Section

Omaha dispatch reports a sharp rise in cattle feeding in Illinois with P Kennedy of Sherland Winnebago county NL stating that last season 100 loads were fed in the area, but this year nearly 1 000 cars will be fed with feeding steers he brought two loads to town on Monday.

Omaha P. Kennedy Sherland Winnebago County

Sees Doom of Electric Roads Unless Given Aid

Atlantic City N J quotes B C Cobb of New York warning that electric railway transportation faces collapse without public and governmental coordination and help. He notes that absent support, railways may become municipal ventures funded by higher taxes and that public transport cessation would depress prosperity.

Atlantic City N. J United States B. C. Cobb New York American Electric Railway Association

Thompson Resigns From Shipping Board in Washington

Frederick L Thompson of Alabama, a Democratic member of the shipping board, abruptly submitted his resignation to President Coolidge. The president accepted it effective November 1. Thompson, active in pressing for the board to resume control of the government merchant marine, said he resigned to oppose proposed laws that would strip the board of control over government ships.

F. I. Thompson Shipping Board Washington Frederick L Thompson Alabama Shipping Board Coolidge Thompson Leigh 8 Pamer Fleet Corporation

Illness Forces Barbara La Marr to Quit Work

Barbara La Marr collapses during a film scene in Los Angeles and medical care recommends temporary retirement. The Los Angeles Examiner reports health breakdown will force the actress to withdraw from screen work until she regains strength and vitality.

Barbara la Marr Los Angeles Cal The Los Angeles Examiner

Green Follows Gompers Policy at AFL Opening

Atlantic City N J Organized labor opened the forty fifth annual AFL convention with President William Green pledging to press for the child labor constitutional amendment. He urged fighting court injunctions in labor cases but defended government as a whole, while the executive council reported 18000 new members and cautioned unions about company unions and banking ventures amid continued opposition to communists.

Atlantic City N. J Organized Labor William Green American Federation of Labor Samuel Gompers Green Children of America America

Rep Green Opposes Repeal of Estate Tax

Rep Green of Iowa announces opposition to Secretary Mellons plan to repeal the federal estate tax. He returns to Washington for a Ways and Means hearing starting October 19 and urges uniform national taxation to deter wealthier individuals from relocating to avoid inheritance taxes. He favors surtax reductions to 25 percent or less and opposes repealing the gift tax.

Washington House Ways and Means Representative Green Iowa Mellon Green

States Begin Water War in U S Supreme Court

At the start of its October term the Supreme Court heard a case involving Great Lakes levels shipping channels and the Chicago sanitary district. Pennsylvania Ohio Minnesota and Wisconsin unite to challenge Illinois and the district over Lake Michigan water diversion and the secretary of war’s permit authority. The suit marks a broader push to curb diversions beyond prior disputes.

Washington Supreme Court of the United States Great Lakes Chicago Sanitary District Great Lakes St. Lawrence Ship Channel Pennsylvania Ohio Minnesota Wisconsin Mlinois Secretary of War Lake Michigan Lakes

Wilbur Scores Critics at Lexington Launch

Secretary of the Navy Wilbur, speaking in Quincy, Mass, praised the Lexington aircraft carrier amid attacks calling the Navy hidebound. He cited the ship’s construction as evidence the service keeps pace with progress. Read Admiral Moffett reaffirmed opposition to separating naval aviation from overall naval control.

Quincy Mass Navy Wilbur Wil- Mam A. Moffett Navy Bureau of Aeronautics

Land slides bury many in Tokyo Yokohama area

More than thirty people are dead and scores injured after landslides hit Tokyo and Yokohama area and surrounding communities. Dozens more are feared buried as rescue teams search debris through the night.

Tokyo Yokohama

Weyler Ousted as Spanish Army Chief of Staff

Royal decree bars Gen Don Valeriano Weyler, commander in Cuba during the Spanish American War, from the post of chief of staff of the Spanish army.

Madrid Don Valeriano Weyler Cuba

Portia in Supreme Court Appearance at High Court

Miss Susan Brandeis daughter of Justice Louis D Brandeis appeared before the United States Supreme Court to argue an oral undertaking, but her father withdrew from the case.

Washington Susan Brandeis Louis D. Brandeis United States Supreme Court

Sunday Masses and Music at Sidney Church

Sunday services at 7 00 a m and 0 30 a m include rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday mass is at 8 00 a m Rev Anton Link and Mrs E W Murless sang solos during both services with praise for the morning and evening performances The coming Sunday promises fine music The morning sermon titled The Solution of the Problems of Environment and the evening The Fatherhood of God will be the themes Worship God in one of His Sidney churches each Sunday

Anton Link E. W. Murless Marjorie Pettitt Cecil Jones God Sidney

Christian Church service schedule posted

The Christian Church outlines a Bible school at 10:00 a.m. Communion and preaching follow at 11:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor meets at 6:30 p.m. with preaching at 7:30 p.m. Minister H. M. Mitchell.

Bible School Christian Endeavor H. M. Mitchell

English Services Next Sunday at 7 P.M

Next Sunday October 18 an English service will start at 7 p m with the Rev O Blessin of Dalton delivering the sermon W Peters is the pastor and will lead the service.

O. Blessin of Dalton

UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH EVENTS IN SIDNEY LINE

The United Lutheran Church and Holy Trinity Church schedule church school at 10 a.m. Morning worship and sermon at 11 a.m. Evening worship and sermon at 7 30 p.m. Rev W T Kahse D D pastor will attend the synod meeting on October 13 14 and 15 at Rising City.

W. T. Kahse Synod Rising City D. D

Presbyterian Church Pastor Calls Churches to Service

A synod report was heard last Sabbath as Pastor Samuel Light urged members to use living persons for social welfare. He announced worship at 11 a.m. next Sunday with Bible school at 10 a.m and Co. B. at 6:30 p.m, urging attendance to advance the church’s organized mission.

Synod

Methodist Church Choir Acknowledges New Leader's Anthem

The Sunday morning anthem by the choir pleased attendees as the first under Mrs. Burgess new choir leadership this fall. Mrs. Evans of Cheyenne, daughter of Dr. and ...

Burgess Evans Cheyenne And

Christ Episcopal Church Sunday services and sermon

Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity Holy Communion at a.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. Subject Forever, Never and For ever. Vespers and meditation at 4 30 p.m.

Special prices on home made candies in Sidney Nebr

Sidney Sweet Shop advertises two week sale prices on peanut brittle taffy fudge and more. Discounts include two pounds for set prices with per pound rates and a bargain day note for chocolate cream centers on October 21 1925. The notice promotes upcoming theater offerings The Epic of Epics and The Scarlet West with U.S. ads for dates.

Geneva Denver

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