Methodist Church Year Ends With October Dedication Soon
The church marks the last Sabbath of the conference year with a closing service next Sunday. The pastor will depart Monday for the conference at University Place led by Bishop Wes Thlughs. The new church is slated for dedication in October and the parsonage soon ready. Membership has risen by about 100. thanks are extended to Sidney’s churchgoers for kindness and support. Conference speaker Mrs. Cram will address services at Camp Gordon Athulla, Georgia.
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University Place
Wes Thlughs
Sidney
Cram
At Cram
Camp Gordon
Athulla
Georgia
Saint Peters Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church Services
Saint Peter's Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church near Potter Nebraska holds services on the 1st 3rd and 4th Sundays at 11 A M with Sunday School and Bible class at 10 30 A M Young peoples and family meetings follow. Ladies Aid meets every second Wednesday afternoon. Fifth Sunday services at Lars Christensens home north of Dix at 11 A M CHR Falck Potter Nebr.
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Saint Peter's
Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church
Potter
Young People’s Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. Nelson
Lars Christensen
Dix
St Patrick's Church Services and Classes
St Patrick's Catholic Church schedules Mass at 9 each Sunday and an evening service at 7 30. Instruction class is held each Saturday at 8 o'clock.
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St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Christian Church Sunday Schedule and Activities
Bible school at 10 o clock a m morning worship at 11 o clock Bible study and prayer Thursday evening 7 00 pastor J J Langston Sunday school 10 am preaching 11 am Epworth League 7 pm evening service 800 pm special music and an interesting service
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Bible School
J. J. Langston
Methodist Church
Epworth
Christ Episcopal Church Daily Prayers and Services
Christ Episcopal Church invites daily prayers with morning worship and sermon at 11 on Sundays. Sunday School is at 10 a.m. The Guild gathers Fridays at 2 p.m. for Red Cross work in the Guild room. Henry Ives serves as pastor.
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Red Cross
Henry Ives
General Auctioneer Col V F Kucera Promotes Farm Sales
Col V F Kucera announces farm sales furniture and implement auctions with phone contact 231F14. He promises good work and broad sale coverage under the general auctioneer title.
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Col
V. F. Kucera
Railroad Notes From Burlington and Union Pacific Areas
Foreman Walburn resumes work on the Burlington steel bridge over Lodgepole creek west of Sidney with the steel piledriver arriving Wednesday. Chas Coplinger now employed in the Burlington freight house. Forty cars of wheat loaded at Huntswain and fifteen at Lorenzo in August totaling fifty five cars and about 1025 bushels. Union Pacific coil chutes work suspended due to labor shortage. Bronson elevator remains in business and guards on duty per government rule. Agent Shoemaker of the Union Pacific has added ticket selling duties because of worker shortage. Mrs Margaret McMullen becomes telephone girl and ticket seller at Union Pacific depot. husband in camp, living with Ars Costello. Nos T and S back on UP line easing crowding. initial trips made Sunday. Sunday night No 5 engine malfunctioned at Potter. No 9 used mail engine while No 9 awaited fresh engine from Sidney. James Worden, depot janitor, taking a one week vacation in Denver.
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Walburn
Burlington
Lodgepole Creek
Sidney
Chas. Coplinger
Burlington Freight House
Margaret McMullen
Union Pacific
Ars. Costello
Farm Bureau News Links Wheat Price to Production Costs
President issues a proclamation fixing the present price for the 1919 wheat crop with a potential increase if a cost of production committee finds profitable levels. Only farmers marketing the entire 1918 crop before the 1919 harvest will receive any rise. Cheyenne county plans larger wheat acreage. the move aims to bolster confidence and support for Liberty Loan drives and war efforts.
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Cheyenne County
Local seed loan options and potato planting tips for Cheyenne county
The article urges hearty support for the community’s Great Army effort and discusses securing government loans for wheat seed for 1919 crops. It notes drought and hail losses in parts of the county, but Cheyenne county's recent good crops may hinder federal aid. Farmers are advised to try seed improvement on a small scale, selecting healthy plants and saving seed from top producers. A field visit to Frank X. Rihn’s Gurley farm shows enduring yields on long-cultivated land.
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Sam
Cheyenne County
Federal Land Bank
Frank X. Rihn
Gurley
Goat Meat Good Food Says Telegraph Ad
The piece extols goat meat as clean and fit for human consumption, noting goats nibble only clean foliage and avoid unclean straw or hay. It states goat meat equals sheep flesh in quality, and mentions current goat prices align with sheep markets. An advertising plea urges placing an ad in The Telegraph.
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Falck, Potter
Christ Episcopal Church
A. In
Osborn Garage
Cheyenne County Lumber CO
Huntswain
Lorenzo
Bronson
Shoemaker
Union
Tae Citie
U.P Road
No. 5
James Worden
Denver
Farm Bureau News
H. G. Gould
Cbw
Nebr
THE
Sidney Jockey Club
Axe
Eve
eUwe
BEV Wm
Omana
Cuicaes
East Side Court House
A. G. Shepherd
Prop
Wier & Hamilton
Victor Machines and Records
Bubb
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