Church notices and services schedule
At St Patrick's Catholic Church Masses at 8 and 10 Sundays with 7:39 evening service and Saturday instruction at 2. Methodist Church under Pastor Hayes with 10 a m Sunday school, 11 a m and 8 p m preaching, league 7:15 p m, Thursday prayer 8 p m, choir Friday 8 p m, Ladies' Aid Wednesday 2 p m, and monthly Official Board meeting last Tuesday 8 p m. Trinity Lutheran Church under Pastor Trygstad lists Sunday sermons and Bible lessons with Sunday school at 10 a m, council meeting Sept 7 at 8 p m, and a junior outing to Kreuger's lake. All Christ Church services include Holy Communion at 8 a m, 11 a m sung service and sermon, with additional services at Sidney Draw, South Draw, Kimball, and Ash Grove on Sept 13. The Church of Christ notes Evangelistic meetings with Miss Mae Barnes leading song Sunday, and a weekly lineup: Salt, Effects of the Gospel, Is there a God, Bible God's witnesses.
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Ladies’ Aid
Trinity Lutheran Church
A. H. Trygstad
Kreuger’s Lake
Mabel Brewer
David Brewer
Christ Church
Trinity
Sidney Draw School House
South Draw School House
Grateful Note Thanks Mabel and David for Ride
A brief thanks expresses gratitude to Mabel and David for an excellent ride and notes Brewer's garage as the go to place for a good ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
David
Brewer’s
Evening services announced for Sidney parish
Services will be held at 8 pm each evening except Saturday. The people of Sidney are invited to attend and join in prayer and reflection.
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Sidney
Hearing on Petition for Administrator in Neubauer Estate
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a county court on August 24 1914 before Judge Henry E Gapen reviewed the petition of John Daugherty asking to be appointed Administrator of Bertha C Neubauer estate A hearing is set for September 16 1914 at 10 o clock a m in Sidney to hear all interested parties and to determine why the prayer should not be granted notice to interested parties will be published in the Sidney Telegraph for three weeks prior to the hearing.
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Nebraska
Cheyenne
Henry E. Gapen
Bertha C. Neubauer
John Daugherty
Sidney Telegraph
Said
Thomas J. Stiver
Leroy Martin
John A. Bentley
Hearing on Petition for Administration of Thomas J. Stiver Estate
County court in August 27 1914 order grants September 21 1914 at 10 a m as the hearing date for Leroy Martin's petition to appoint John A. Bentley administrator of the Thomas J. Stiver estate. Notice to publish in the county paper for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing. Henry E. Gapen County Judge.
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Cheyenne County Nebraska
In Cheyenne County Nebraska Sheriff J W McDaniel executes a judgment against Vaclav Kucera in favor of Barbara C Kucera. The northeast quarter of section 30 township 13 north range 47 west will be sold at public auction at the court house front door Sidney on October 6, 1914 for cash to satisfy the amount due plus costs.
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State of
Nebraska
Cheyenne County
H. T. Doran
District Court
Barbara C. Kucera
Vaclav Kucera
Court House
Sidney
They'd Think It a Bargain Promoter Pushes Stock Price
A dialogue shows two promoters discussing a new trust company. The first insists stock will be worth $100 at par and plans to sell most shares the next day. The second suggests pricing at $99.99 a share to ensure a quick sale.
Returns in Steerage
Seward Neb September 2 Dr J S Anderson returned from Europe aboard the St Louis in steerage where food was poor and water was rationed. Miss Munson a Seward kindergarten teacher in a first class cabin shared some of her rations with a steerage passenger who was ill aboard the vessel.
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Seward, Neb
J. S. Anderson
Europe
St. Louis
Munson
Seward
Orvis is Sentenced in Neb for Statutory Assault
Clyde Orvis nearly eighteen is sentenced to three years in reform school by County Judge Holcomb for statutory assault. His 15 year old victim lives near Milburn. If one month older he could have faced three to twenty years in prison. Sheriff takes him to Kearner.
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Broken Bow
Neb
Clyde Orvis
Reform School
Holcomb
Milburn
Kearner
Beet Seed Shortage Threatens Next Year’s Beet Sugar Acreage
In Grand Island Nebraska warning of a European war impact on the sugar market. Beet seed shortages may reduce next spring’s beet acreage as factories report only partial seed on hand. The local factory has about 25 percent of the needed amount for next year.
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Grand Island
Neb
United States
Alleged Forger Is Locked Up in Table Rock Neb
Roy Albert Ramsey was brought to Table Rock Neb on a charge of forging a check on C F Harlow. He waived preliminary examination before Justice Marble and, in default of bail, was sent to the county jail at Pawnee City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Table Rock
Neb
Roy Albert Ramsey
C. F. Harlow
Justice Marble
Pawnee City
Union Pacific brakeman killed after crushing accident
Columbus Neb September 2 Joseph Gardner a Union Pacific brakeman was crushed between a freight car and the loading platform at Jaeggs mill. He survived briefly while his body was sawed from the dock and died in a hospital about thirty minutes later.
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Columbus
Neb
Joseph Gardner
Union Pacific
Jaeggs
Young Women at Nebraska Fair Face Labor Rule Probe
Lincoln reports rising protest as a complaint to Labor Commissioner Charles Pool prompts scrutiny of fair grounds help schedules. Officials found women workers often exceed nine hours daily six days plus Sunday shifts to earn meager $0.75 to $1.00, spurring calls for regulatory relief and affordable clothing funds. Exhibits move machinery for display, promising heightened interest at the Nebraska state fair.
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Lincoln
Fair Grounds
Charles Pool
Nebraska
Directory of Omaha area government and public bodies
The page lists officials across several sectors. It covers National Senate, congressional district representation, railroad commissioners, land office receivers, post office staff, Fire Department leadership, and state legislature members. It also includes judicial district roles, county officers, village trustees, school boards, and Sidney public schools staff. Names and positions span postmaster to superintendent, with multiple districts and board members named.
Fraternal Group Meeting Schedule From Local Notices
fraternal lodges and auxiliary groups list monthly meeting nights at various lodges and temples. Includes Camp No 12 Royal Neighbors Providence Chapter 108 0 E with specified Wednesdays and secretaries, Kidney Lodge 911 C F Mondays,Order of Odd Fellows 0 0 0 F Saturdays, Redecca Degree 0 0 0 F Saturdays, Cheyenne Encampment 19 0 0 0 FP second and fourth Wednesdays, Sidney Camp 1001 M W of A first and third Fridays, A O A W second and fourth Thursdays, Lady Rittenhouse Shoe 45 0 0 0 F second and fourth Tuesdays, Knights of Pythias second and fourth Tuesdays at Odd Fellows Hall.
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Providence
Masonic Temple
Mas
MoNt Tosa
W. M. Mra
Myrtle Nicholson
Kidney Lodge
C. F
O. Ericson
N. G. GC
J. Weeuwid
Bixey O. P. L. Nieupaven
Scribe
Sidney Lodge
A.O OU. W
F. Ball
Mangaret Kelly
H. Eta
Lady Rittenhouse
Lady Maccabees
Valiant Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows
W. Devoe
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Denver
Utah
Inland Crystal Salt Co
Salt Lake City
Jesus God
Sidney Loan & Building Association of
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Aamed
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Basser
J.M Swexson
J. W. McDaniel
Lord Kitchener
American Presa Association
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C. C. Neufeldt
Lincoln Force
John Schultz
Neufeldt
Hanning
Schultz
J. W. Shorthill
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Railway Commission
F. A. Brogan
Omaha
Brogan
Rock Island
State Railway Commission
Missouri Pacific
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Douglas
Secretary of State
the Telegraph Directory
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Norris
McCook
Brixth
Kinkaid
O'Neil
Railroad Commissioners
U. 8. Land Office
North Platte
U. 8 Land Office Alliance
U.S. Post Office
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Maggie Kelley
Siuvney Fire Department A
BE. D. Worden
K.B. Tobin
R. A. Jack
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Sokcorp
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Doran
Gapen
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Hardwell
Jack Parks
Cuccseee
Louis Waser
R. Baurow
Lodgepole
J.B. Uatston
Wiggin
Nels ‘Lhorstensen
Potter Board Village
Bidney
E.W. Ziebert
Baeyline
J.J. McIntosh
J. Parks
Gus Wellner
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Solomon Willis
W. Lemét
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Martha K. Greenlee
Winifred Wood
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Anna McFadden
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Aucilon
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George
Martin
Public Instruction
J. BE. Delxell
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Royal Neighbors
Mia
Elizabeth Greenlee
Oracle Bas
Akka Waicht
Frank Welch Lodge
A. F
A.M. Wneeta
H. Scuronodek
W. M. Sreact Neubadmk
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N. G
Ella Williams
E. V. Sumner
Suerrer
James Williams
Sidney Camp
M. W.of A
Jos, Oberfelder
Munon
F. G. Griffith
M. W. _J. SHOEMAKER
Recorder
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L. H. Boroweb
Lulu McDaniel
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