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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1928
Page
5
An independent weekly paper published at 211 Central Avenue in Sidney Nebraska, circulated every Tuesday and Friday morning. It serves Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska, focusing on local civic affairs, business, and community events.
The article discusses a potential realignment of the two major parties after the Civil War era, noting reduced North South bitterness and arguing voters should judge by current platforms and candidates. It predicts a possible Southern split from the Democratic Party and a competitive race between Hoover and Smith, likening it to a hoss race.
The Cheyenne County Fair promises to be the best yet in western Nebraska as committees work hard. Public support is essential for success, with farmers urged to exhibit, housewives to showcase kitchen products, and schools to participate. everyone is encouraged to attend daily, enjoy racing and attractions, and learn from the exhibits and exchanges of ideas.
The Cheyenne County exhibit at the Nebraska State Fair returns home adorned with ribbons from wheat and corn judging. Prizes include multiple firsts and seconds across Red winter and Red spring wheat, Macaroni wheat, and numerous corn awards. The county is praised for its climate, rainfall, and soil suited to small grains, aiming to cement its status as a premier grain growing region.
Political column views how Kellogg pact shifts public talk on the league of nations. It argues Coolidge once opposed the league, now faces questions on a semi official connection, and questions the asset value of tying Hoover to the issue.
The speaker argues Mr. Hoover has opposed Republican orthodoxy on European alignment and the Kellogg treaty. Eight and four years ago positions are cited to claim Hoover is at odds with the party. The text urges voters to see his uncertain alignment as embarrassing to Hoover.
Chupshes Catmusic Church offers Sunday masses at 7 and 9 30 am with evening devotions at 7 30. Weekday mass at 7 am. Morning service at 11 with sermon theme Back to Sidney Holy Trinity. Bible school at 10. Gurley Grace Lutheran Church holds Sunday school at 10 and worship at 7 45 pm. Mission Festival planned for Sunday Sept 6 with services at 11 am and 2 pm. Potter First Lutheran Church conducts worship at 3 pm with Sunday school at 2 15 pm. W T Kahse D D pastor invites all to worship.
Bible school at 9 45 with 159 in attendance last Sunday a drop from the prior week. Men lost the banner to women by one prompting self exam for absentees. August held all Sundays except one. Children story at 10 45 and services at 11 00 and 8 00. Pastor J H Bicknell urges return to place in the Lord's house. Christians Endeavor 7 pm midweek prayer Thursday 7 30. Strange welcome to newcomers.
The Episcopal Church offers Holy Communion at 8 a m and Morning Prayer with sermon at 11 a m with Dean Crawford. Church School gathers at 10 a m for the 14th after Trinity.
Providence church will hold regular worship and Bible school next Sunday after illness delayed last week service. The pastor will preach on Our Absolute Dependence Upon God and Our Complete Responsibility to Him. Box Butte Presbytery meets September 12 and 19 at Scotts Bluff, Synod of Nebraska meets October 2 to 4 at Beatrice. pastor and elder plan to attend.
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran and Trinity Evangelical Lutheran report no services on September 9 and 16 due to pastors attending McCook or in Mitchell. Mission festivals are planned, with speakers Rev Peters, Rev Dreyer, and Rev Heins delivering German and English services at designated times.
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