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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1919
Page
15
A noted medical group will showcase the talents of physicians renowned for treating chronic diseases. The program emphasizes specialist approaches and patient outcomes, highlighting the expertise of physicians from United Doctors' Specialist.
The diagnostician of the United Doctors licensed by the state of Nebraska offers free consultation examination and advice during this visit for chronic diseases of men women and children. They claim nonoperative treatments for many conditions and invite urine samples for analysis. Couples and minors must be accompanied by spouses or parents.
The King's Daughters met last Thursday at Mrs. Katherine Kratz's apartments with charter member Mrs. Rushin Sager of Denver in attendance. Presbyterian Circle held an Thursday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Roetger's, electing officers and serving luncheon. Eudora Lodge Degree of Honor met Friday evening with good attendance. Willing Workers of the Christian Church plan a meeting Friday at Mrs. Roe L. Jackson's home on April 25 with light serving. reserve seats for the French Allied War Veterans Band at Rbasett's Pharmacy.
Mrs Agnes Ladine returned home west of Gurley after a successful term of school. A large dinner honored her as hostess. Eighth graders wrote on examination questions at Gurley. Three weeks remain in the district. Plans form for summer vacation. Ralph Welson of Omaha returned home and will stay with his father indefinitely. John Hebrichs and Mrs Hebrichs shopped in Gurley with Ralph Wilson and Jim Wilson visiting Will Nelick's.
We express deep appreciation to our many friends and neighbors and to the Ladies of the Catholic Church and members of the Farmers Union for their kindly acts and sympathy during our bereavement. Ray Wellner and children.
Announcement from Sidney and Cheyenne county individuals stating Senate File No. 89 legalizes anesthetics antiseptics antidotes for poisoning narcotics obstetrics gynecology and both major and minor surgery by osteopathic physicians. House vote recorded as 1 to 4 in favor. The note asserts educational requirements four years high school and four years of osteopathy college with surgical clinic experience. Signed FP. A. Barger and L. V. Credit.
A notice from Marshal Bowman prohibits any tractor demonstrations on Rose Street between the two railroads. Mrs. Mack Radeliff traveled to Omaha on Thursday for a week’s visit.
In Cheyenne County Nebraska Court a petition by Olena Williams seeks final settlement and discharge in the estate of Eyvrena Olson. A hearing is set for May 10 1919 at 10 00 AM. Notice will be published in The Telegraph for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing.
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