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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1911
Page
5
Unclaimed letters list for Sidney post office dated October 27 1911 includes Mrs Virgil Graves Mrs Gertrude Hale L L Townsed Graves NR Smith Hazel Vaughn and BE McLERNON Postmaster notes call for advertise designation and collection by name not guaranteed delivery
The Lutheran Church invites all Lutherans and interested residents to a 7 30 Thursday sermon by Rev Sparks of Canon City Colorado. The congregation is considering appointing a regular minister in Sidney and invites attendance to hear the trial sermon.
The Woman's Club asks farmers and families to visit the Tobin Opera House on Saturday for supper Christmas shopping and voting for the most popular babies. James Hazelwood copies Court House books for County Clerk Doran. Nine weeks to Christmas. J W Copeland of Dayton purchased Chamberlains Cough Remedy for his boy and his cold vanished before the bottle ran out. Sold by all dealers.
The Trans-Mississippi Congress led by Colonel Fred Fleming will convene in Kansas City November 14 to 17 with Aldrich currency reform arguments and opposing views. Governors Hadley Burke Aldrich Colquitt Stubbs Shafroth speakers include river and land policy experts. The event aims to push waterways and irrigation funding and features Panama Canal showcases and a John Jay Treaty banquet.
At Christ Church services are scheduled in the morning at T1 and in the evening at 7 30. The morning sermon will discuss the subject Science and earth.
A witty jibe on editors through examples of trivial local incidents. The brief jokes poke at clerical work by listing everyday mishaps from towns like Cactus Creek Pike town running Creek and a church social. The closing line questions why editors are paid.
The Lady Maccabees are requested to meet at Mrs Griffiths home at two o clock next Tuesday. Carriages will be in waiting to take them to a 10 cent luncheon at Mrs N W Olsons. Each member should bring a friend.
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