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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
4
Mr James Gordon Cramer son of Mr and Mrs J J Cramer of Dalton formerly of Sidney was married to Miss Ettie Houck at the bride’s parents home last Tuesday at high noon. The Cheyenne paper reports the ceremony and details of the union.
A high noon wedding at the Hamilton home joined Miss Effie Houck and James Gordon Cramer in a double ring ceremony led by Rev Bruce KE Jackson of the First Baptist church. The couple, active in church life, plan to reside in Cheyenne and enjoy a brief honeymoon after a wedding breakfast.
Sidney women are urged to try a glycerine and buckthorn bark mixture called Adler-i-kau. A single spoonful is claimed to relieve gas and sour stomach and to act on both upper and lower bowel, often curing constipation and preventing appendicitis. One woman reports being cured. Western Drug Co.
Washington January 26. Bankers official Mark O Prentiss says Europe is bankrupt and unlikely to repay eight teen billion dollars owed by Allies with the United States funding these demand loans into long term obligations. He warns the world financial structure may collapse as exchanges decline and British and French debts deteriorate.
The fifteen year old cripple Warrier Sears was taken from her East Side birth room to St Charles hospital where a team of specialists and nuns will pursue care and training. Welfare workers found the girl’s parents had kept her indoors her entire life, believing it best for her to stay inside. Doctors say she appears bright.
Mexlea City January 26 reports say several men suspected in the murder of Earle Boles and FEF J Roney American oil men are under arrest at Tampico. One suspect is said to have worn a blond stained sweater claimed to belong to an American.
A reminiscence of Lorenzo and nearby history highlights early land struggles, security practices, and rising prosperity. It recounts wheat yields, potato potential, and livestock ventures, noting individuals like Mr Hand, local businesses, social clubs, and the town’s growth from a dot to a thriving community with schools and churches.
William F. Johnson, an American antisaloon league organizer known as Pussyfoot Johnson, will leave England this week for Southern France to rest. He departs amid ongoing anti liquor work and aims for renewed energy.
The Telegraph notes that other county sections may face similar hardships but have produced valuable returns. It plans to record more of these experiences in the near future.
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