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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1922
Page
11
The Sidney Telegraph is a weekly Friday publication run by Guy V. Doran. It serves as a community paper delivering local updates, announcements, and notes for Sidney residents.
George Thornburg of Potter visited in the city Monday and numerous residents from Potter, Kimball, Gurley, and Sidney made short trips, visits, or business calls. Jean: families moved, births, illnesses, travel, and social visits noted, with various stops across Cheyenne County and nearby towns.
J Y Squires of Denver visited the big office Thursday. Rube Davis, an old settler from the north river, was in Sidney last. Mrs Tecon Fine and her child are guests for a few days in the Swan Dedrich home. Sam Perry returned home from his trip to Trumbull, Nebraska last Saturday. Mrs O D Brooks was called to Mitchell Sunday due to a brother’s illness. Joseph Vogler of Dalton was busy in the city Thursday. Virgil Marsh went to southern Colorado last Saturday for several days. Doyle Perry oversaw a jewelry auction and returned from ten days in eastern Nebraska with relatives. Judge Gapen is on his annual Colorado mountains vacation with Denver as base. D D Green of the biological survey leads Nebraska’s animal pest eradication effort, stopping briefly in Sidney en route to Lincoln.
Ray Breternitz and Rupert Campbell arrived in their home circles last Thursday. They began west in Ray's roadster and later returned from the east, taking a short cut home from Estes Park via Oberlin Kan BAS.
There will be but one mass at St Patrick's Catholic church on Sunday September 17 at 8 o clock due to Rev. Father Link serving the Dalton parish that day Week days Mass at 8 00 am Rev Anton Link.
Christ Episcopal Church opens daily for prayer with Holy Communion each Sunday and the month. Services at 11 a.m. include Morning Prayer and sermon by Rev. Henry Ives. Church school at 10 a.m. remains in session each week.
Trinity English Lutheran Church announces Sunday September 17 1922 Bible school at 10 am morning worship at 11 am with sermon The Greatest of All Cures no evening service old 945 plan set aside large attendance urged choir rehearsal Fridays at 730 pm Prof E D Backer in charge regular attendance requested Pastor W T Kahse phone 501
The International Bible Students Association local class meets Sundays at two o'clock p m at 102 C street. All interested in Bible study are invited. Clara Downey, Class Secretary.
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 and German service at 10 30 led by Pastor W F Peters Visitors are welcome to attend this faith community event.
A local Christian Church invites all members and visitors to Sunday services beginning with 10 am Bible school and 11 am morning worship with Communion and a sermon titled Talents by the pastor. An evening service at 7 pm features Vain Regrets and a 7:30 pm mid week service resumes.
Much enjoyed services were held last Sunday. As a Man Thinketh In His Heart so is He. Great deeds and inventions live in men's souls before becoming real. Preaching next Sunday at 11 am. Bible school at 10 am. Junior Endeavor Monday at 4 15 pm. Pastor Rev. Samuel Light invites all to share blessings.
Mr and Mrs Cruikshank and daughter Mary visited the Dimery home Saturday and Sunday. United States Railroad Postal Inspector Mr Cruikshank and Mrs Chas Couch with Elizabeth and Esther returned last Thursday from a summer stay in Louisiana with Mrs Couchs mother. Mel Miller of Scottsbluff and Sherm Miller of Gering drove in Monday to visit their mother Mrs Calfernian Miller and sister Mr and Mrs Guy Ferry, staying overnight.
The Weather Bureau balloon observed from the Weather Bureau Building rose to 22 590 meters about 13 miles, bursting after 123 minutes. Hydrogen balloons are released twice daily to map upper air wind speeds and directions for forecasts.
The Dorcas Society will hold a bake sale at Hahler's Meat Market on Saturday September 23 at 2 o'clock.
The Coffee Club endorses tips from W. B. Quincy of Boston and C. F. Blanke of St. Louis. Avoid cold-soak and short soak on grounds. eggs add cost with little flavor gain. Filtration is best, but percolators can work with hot water, fine grounds, correct water ratio, and careful timing to prevent over-percolation. Brands suggested include Hill Bros, Waldorf, and Old Dutch.
The essay argues that destruction and waste are not mere loss but essential to growth. It cites Isaiah, forests, fields, coasts, Arctic life, and autumn leaves as examples where burning, eroding, or dropping debris leads to renewed strength, flourishing flora and fauna, and new life.
United States Department of Agriculture certificates show pure breeding imports for the last fiscal year. Foxes led all entries by number, with 967 from Canada, followed by 761 dairy cattle, 501 dogs from England Germany and Canada, 153 horses, 62 beef cattle, 20 cats, and 62 sheep among others. Overall total imports numbered 2638 across species.
Chemical plants' fumes have spurred damage suits but engineers report successful experiments toward eliminating fumes. Smelter fumes are recovered and converted into sulfuric acid, signaling progress in reducing hazardous emissions.
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