09 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1905
Page
1
The text argues that osteopathy massage and suggestive therapy can largely prevent suffering and expense after other methods fail by restoring circulation and bodily functions. It emphasizes patient self care and lifestyle changes taught by physicians who act as teachers to achieve lasting health across many ailments.
Cheyenne County Nebraska voters are to decide on creating River County with Bridgeport as a potential seat. The 4 September 1905 board meeting approved filings, set election date for 7 November 1905, and ordered a county-creation proposition to be submitted to voters with defined boundaries and voting procedures.
The annual report by County Superintendent Knox shows Cheyenne County funds for general education totaling $30,836.85 with $5,578.26 to male teachers and $19,230.56 to female teachers, plus $601.01 for books and supplies. School property valued at $55,164. Attendance includes 527 males and 570 females from ages five to twenty-one. 618 males and 570 females attended school. Schoolhouses consist of 46 frame, 13 stone, 4 log, and 14 sod buildings. Eleven districts offered nine months of school. five districts have multiple departments. Nine teachers hold first grade certificates. fifty-eight hold second grade.
An advertisement touts Sherwin Williams paints as covering more surface, shining brighter, and lasting longer with economical results. It claims easier brushing, faster work, and consistent results, contrasting with cheaper mixed paints and urging readers to ask Sidney Drug Co. for details.
A list of social updates and travel among Sidney residents and nearby towns. Mentions include Wallie Doran in Cheyenne, Mr. and Mrs J J Parks at the Denver reunion, Myron and Jack Sager in Denver, and many others visiting Cheyenne, Denver, Fremont, and Adel Iowa. Also notes about land buyers, school staffing, and a forthcoming lecture change and local railroad news.
Alice Frost joins third grade while Laura Butler enters grade nine. Ruth Kelly was absent from sixth grade Thursday. Barbara Libby of Lodgepole visits second grade this week. Seventh grade has seventeen students and eighth grade twenty three. Marion Mangan Lillis Davis and Claud Sharp enroll in second primary. School opens in fine shape with Prof. Pate and assistants aiming for a banner year.
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