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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1960
Page
3
A devotional reading focusing on Isaiah chapters 2 verses 1-4 and 9 verses 2-7. Reflects themes of prophecy, peace, and the future reign. Includes guidance for contemplation and worship using the cited passages.
A devotional urging for a world at peace grounded in biblical prophecy and Christlike living. It argues peace must be actively made, not expected, and links national peace to widespread Christian conduct. It reflects on why wars persist and the moral duties of nations and individuals.
The LS Senate has sat as a court of impeachment twelve times with nine addressing federal judges, and one each for a President a senator and a secretary of war. Normal babies typically begin walking between nine and fifteen months.
The labor day events feature the 31st Lodgepole Old Settlers Reunion led by 1955 King John Nordell and Queen Minnie Kelley. Potter hosts the Second Annual Rodeo with a $500 purse and $600 in checks stolen from the Sidney Legion Club earlier. A dust devil caused a county bridge fire southeast of Sidney.
A Telegraph ad warns of quick sale of broad breasted turkeys at Van Aelstyn farm and promotes Leon Fine hosiery. The era ends with postwar chatter as the 1945-46 Sidney school term opens and enrollment forecasts rise with freshmen nearing 100 and total high school attendance around 250.
St Mary s Church Dalton Neb Rev Cletes P Semper pastor lists mass times on Sundays the 1st 3rd and 5th at 7 30 a m and the 2nd and 4th at 10 38 a m for the parish name church and pastor and schedule details.
Potter Nebraska pastor Vernon A Hintermeyer leads Sunday School at nine and worship at 10 15 am Salem Lutheran Gurley Nebraska supply pastor Richard Brauer conducts Sunday School at 9 30 am and morning worship at 10 30 am
A family of eight including a mother with a four month old infant and six other relatives were killed when their car was struck by Union Pacific No. 26 at Lodge Pole crossing. Multiple other local items note graduations, visits, and local incidents from the same period.
Fifty three years ago Oberfelder Clothing Company advertised 75 dozen shirts with former prices 75 cents to 1 25 now reduced to 55 cents. Also notes an electrical storm that burned about 150 fuses for Independent Telephone, plus needed repairs to restore service. Local sightings cover harvest scenes, visiting Sidney residents, social parties, a judicial convention, wedding cards, and a farewell for residents moving to Nevada.
The four horse stage coaches on the Deadwood route are replaced by a buckboard operating three days a week starting last Monday. Mail will depart Sidney Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings. A 7 year old boy, Malcolm Morrow, fractured his right arm after falling from a shed. Dr Ewen treated him. A new steam engine arrived for the Sidney Well Company and was converted to oil. Mrs J W Sullivan and Miss Mamie Eubank left for the Cheyenne River Indian Agency via Omaha. 1800 four year old steers, owned by Mr Kile of Chadron, passed through for a drive from New Mexico bound west.
Work begins on a new three mile road from Sidney to the Huntsman plant of One Oil. The route replaces the old Haskell Hill road used for farm to market traffic for decades. County Commissioner George Fleming notes stakes set and plans to surface as funds and weather allow. The upgrade eliminates sharp curves and enhances safety under state federal oversight.
The Burlington Railroad will cut freight rates on cattle sheep and hogs by 12 percent when stock cars carry a minimum 25 000 pounds. The new incentive rates start Sept 20 across all points and will run for one year after discussions with livestock producers feeders and meat packers. General livestock agent R C Burke said shippers supported the 25 000 pound per car target hoping to boost traffic and revenue.
He noted that other western railroads may follow with similar reductions. The Burlington is the largest livestock hauler in the country, underscoring the impact on agricultural shipments nationwide.
Scientists William M Rogoff and P H Kohler of the South Dakota Experiment Station at Brookings have developed a pour on method to treat cattle for grubs. The new technique uses roulene a chemical in public use applied to the backs of cattle for absorption and distribution through the bloodstream.
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