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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1962

Page

6

School Memories and a Loot Sack from 1901

In Western Nebraska the Fuller children rode the two seat school buggy drawn by a horse named Flurry to a one room school. A barn loft hideout yielded a sack of loot from Essig's Hardware store burglary later returned for ten dollars. The 1901 schoolhouse was a two story stone building with a bell tower.

Nebraska Fuller Dr. Beebe Beckmarin Beebe’s Essig Margery L. B. Carey Belmort North River Dra

In the Old Early Days School Grounds and Teachers

The account recalls the Early Days basement kindergarten on a block now hosting the City Building. It describes fencing to keep cows out, two small outbuildings labeled Boys and Girls, a water bucket and shared dipper, and four classrooms across grades. It recalls teachers Adeline Allen and Frances Knox, discipline with a rawhide cane, memorable principals L. B. Carey and C. C. Danforth, and later Pate who led to Alliance and Peru Normal.

New City Lasca Mr. Carey Beadley Calif California Lori Fresno Reedley Carey Bendemeers Knox Frances Knox Sidney (Hardy Apts Guy Doran Cheyenne Morrill Washburn Mitchell Florence Danforth C. C. Danforth Adeline J. Allen Mr. Pate Alliance Peru Normal

Archaeologists Locate Carthage Fortifications from Air

In North Africa, archeologists observing from airplanes have located the outer fortifications of Carthage, revealing defensive lines and likely gate structures that outline the ancient city’s perimeter.

North Africa Carthage

Naturalists view bighorn ram bouts as rituals

Naturalists Ralph and Florence Welles suggest the famous bighorn ram batting matches are ritual displays rather than fights for mates. The behaviour seems tied to mating season but does not involve the receptive ewes. Mrs. Cynthia Booth runs the Tigoni Primate Research Center, a monkey- study lab on a farm near Nairobi, Kenya.

Ralph and Florence Welles Cynthia Booth Nairobi Kenya

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