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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1907

Page

5

Sunday schedule outlines morning session program

Morning session lists 9:30 Model Sunday School with Prof Steidley, 10:30 Children's Meeting led by State Primary Worker, 11:00 Convention Sermon by Rev Burke, 1:30 Song Service, 1:45 The Sunday School in its Relations to the Church, 2:00 The Church and its Relations to the Sunday School, 2:20 The Pastor and the Sunday School led by Rev L F Gunderman.

L. F. Gunderman EF. L. Smith B. E. Bardon Lee Nunn the New Movement Prof Steidley Burke the Sunday School

Comforting Words From Omaha Live Stock Market Item

An Omaha market report notes cattle receipts heat up, with Chicago inflow and generally slower sales. It includes a testimonial for Dean's Kidney Pills and price ranges for beef animals, showing lower bids across most classes and a heavy cattle run projected.

Omaha

Humor and Philosophy Tidbits Featured in Witty Musings

A collection of short, pithy lines mixing humor and philosophy on truth, wealth, responsibility, desire, and love. The quips contrast virtue with social attraction and comment on money, help, and human motives with crisp, aphoristic twists.

The Western Farmer Calls Us To Save Life Crops

A rustic verse voice extols the western farmer as the nation’s strongest support for agriculture. It rejects doctors politicians and showmen, asserting the farmer with hayseed whiskers and a two spot holds the nation’s future, urging citizens to heed his call to protect crops.

Clarinaa

Water as the essential for learning to earn

In a dialogue between a professor and a skeptic, the professor claims confidence is the key to progress in learning. The skeptic concedes many traits matter but insists there is a single essential quality. After a brief exchange, the skeptic provocatively answers water as the needed element.

North Colton News Briefs Include Local Elections and Harvest

Mrs N P Johnson remains somewhat ill after last week’s visit from a doctor and shows signs of recovery. The primary election in Colton saw light turnout with twenty one votes. Threshing ends across area yielding ten to eighteen bushels per acre on thin stands. Land demand remains strong due to ten years of good crops. Lares Jorgenson attended Minden for a friend's death.

N. P. Johnson Andrew Johnson Youngland Mesdames S. O A. O Witters Webster Ranch Dalton F. D. Gould Colton Cheyenne County Lares Jorgenson Minden

Local Notes Highlight Farm Activity and Socials

Neighbors thresh, roundup stock and repair, with Frank Stmka rounding stock on Wednesday. Oldershaws spent Sunday at the Kruse ranch, Eppes visited Sidney, Daugherty roofs his house, Dalton guests Quinn ranch, Walsh brothers mend a windmill, Quinn went to Sidney for lumber, grain yield high in quality, Gubser buys local horses at top prices, and a dance is planned for Saturday on the East Side.

Frank Stmka Joe Gubser Osceola Neb East Side

old talk on luck and illusion in city life

A fragmented, archaic monologue recalls schemes, luck and deceit in urban society. Whispers about warm decks, con games, social mischief, and a coy mix of quips reflect street life and fading values. The piece blends anecdotes with imagined phrases and weathered humor.

Sidney Draw and Local Farm Notes

C G Lawrence branded last Wednesday. John Cox stacked his small rain. A fine rain visited this vicinity Saturday and Sunday. At the dance in the school house Saturday night they all report a good time. John Cox went to Wyoming Monday to run a merry-go-round. J A Nelson is cutting corn this week. Arthur Nelson had a breakdown with his corn binder. John Cox sold his cattle to Mrs Bertie Cox. O J Burton is putting up hay for John Cox while away. Earl Dye is putting up hay this week. Mrs John Ladley was from Cheyenne last week to visit her husband. Mr Rodehaugh moved on his claim last week.

C. G. Lawrence John Cox Wyoming J.A. Nelson Arthur Nelson Bertie Cox O. J. Burton Earl Dye John Ladley Cheyenne Mr. Rodehaugh

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