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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1917

Page

2

Wedding Bells in Sidney Miss Jessie McCann Wed to Flos3d Bryan

Sunday morning July 16 at seven o clock witnessed the wedding of Flos3d Mcfhinley Bryan and Miss Jessie A McCann at the Methodist church in Sidney. Reverend L N Lewis performed the ceremony. Witnesses included the brides parents Mr and Mrs McCann and her sister and husband Mr and Mrs T Antrim. The couple will honeymoon in Cheyenne and Glengo Wyoming before returning to Sidney then move to a homestead and resume work. The Telegraph extends best wishes for a happy life together.

Sidney Flos3d Mcfhinley Bryan Jessie A McCann L. Ns. Lewis Methodist Church McCann T. Antrim

Bassett Gould wed in July at Bassett home in Sidney

Kenneth Douglas Bassett and Miss Sophia M Gould united in marriage on July 16 1917 at two oclock in the home of the groom to the accompaniment of Lohengrin and an Episcopal double ring ceremony. Attendants included Donald Bassett and Helen Dassett. The bride wore white pussy willow satin with pink corsage. After the ceremony guest revels and a train departure for Denver followed. The groom, son of W F Bassett, had worked in Thermopolis Wyoming last year and is to start a home with his wife.

Kenneth Douglas Bassett Sophia M. Gould W. F. Bassett Martha Greenlee Lohengrin H.ves Episcopal Church Donald Bassett Helen Das Bonnier Sidney Kenneth EF. Co. Stockwick Denver Mr. Bassett Tle Thermopolis Wyoming

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad With Oath From Ohio Firm

Frank J Cheney sworn as senior partner of J Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio promising to pay $100 for each uncured catarrh. Notary A W Gleason witnessed December 5 1886. Ad claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine works through the blood, sells nationwide with testimonials and other products for constipation.

State of Ohio City of Toledo Lucas County Frank J Cheney A W Gleason Hall F J. Cheney & CO Toledo O All Drugeists Th. Hall

Quiet home wedding links Louise Siders and Earl Hughes

A very quiet wedding occurred at Reverend LEE's home on Saturday at 5 PM. Miss Louise Siders married Mr. Earl Hughes in a sky blue satin gown with pink roses while the groom wore blue serge. The ceremony was un attended and kept secret until friends suspected something afoot. The couple, now Mr. and Mrs. Hughes, depart for Davenport Nebraska before settling in Oregon at the groom's farm. Mrs. Hughes is an ex Sidney High graduate, admired for poetic talent. Mr. Hughes is a Davenport High and York Business College alumnus with noted business ability. They will reside at No 4 until fall.

Lee Lewis Louise Siders Earl Hughes Miss Siders No. 4 Hughes Sidney High Davenport Fligh School York Business College Daven Port Nebr Oregon No 4

Why Tommy Missed School

A Philadelphia Record item shows a teacher questioning Tommy why he missed school. Tommy explains he lacked shoes because he took them to the shoemaker to be repaired and soled, implying financial or access issues affecting attendance.

Tommy Beelad Philadelphia

The Worm Turned Barber Exchange Provokes Dismissive Reply

A terse exchange in which a barber questions Jinopinan about shaving habits. Jinopinan retorts that he shaves only intermittently for meals, asserting a savage stance in the dialogue. The fragment suggests a provocative, possibly satirical scene with sharp social tension.

Jinopinan

Treasure and worth in a Kansas City Journal echo

A reflective note suggests wealth lies in a wife with a suit rather than mere accessories such as silk and a dress, implying value in companionship over spending. The fragment hints at social expectations about marriage and expenditure in a Kansas City context.

Wiite Kansas City Journal

Compulsion Courted and Lively Aphorisms In Print

A fragment notes a comic exchange with Mr Peck and an officer about moving on after hours of waiting for a wife. It also cites the aphorism Poets are stubborn tings attributed to La Sage in Del Blas, noting its proverb status.

Mr. Peck la Sage del Blas

Doans Kidney Pills Featured in Sterling Colorado Ad

An old Sterling Colorado advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney troubles from bad mineral water. It quotes H T Richmond, a curios dealer, claiming relief after using the product and urges readers to ask for the same Dean's Kidney Pills praised by a local customer. Price 50c at dealers.

Buck Doan Sterling H. T. Richmond Curios Chestnut St Sterling, Colo Dean Richmond Foster-Milburn Co., Msgrs Buffalo, N. Y

Screen Doors At Cheyenne County Lumber Company

A short item notes screen doors at the Cheyenne County Lumber Company. The entry records a purchase or inventory event involving a hardware supplier and local commerce. The piece references the business and location without additional details.

The Cheyenne County Lumber Company

Sidney Market Beef and Mutton Delicacies Prominent

The notice promotes Sidney Market as a modern sanitation driven butcher shop offering beef pork and mutton cuts from a well stocked refrigerator and cooler. It highlights choice cuts fresh early vegetables and cured meats with consistent first class quality and a pledge of fair treatment to please customers.

Sidney Kish

Fragmentary Baltimore Talk Sparks Language Laughs

A Baltimore American clipping records a humorous exchange about a patient and verbosity. The wife’s symptoms are joked about as “tits of verbostiy” and “Guked too much,” highlighting playful mishearings and garbled speech in a clinical scene.

Baltimore American

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bryan McCann Bassett F Will Grace Gould Eva Gleason Joyce Sullivan Cheyenne Miss Gleason Telegraph Bassett—Gould Siders—Hughes New York Globe Philadelphia Record Sidney Lumble Co I. L. Frost Sidney, Neb Sidney Lumber Co Sidney, Nebraska Sidney Municipal Service Heider Tractors Heider Waukesha S. A. Schmitt Implement Co Burlington Station Nebraska Ford A. Brott Frank Haheler Scott Scott & Bowne Booufick N. J Delco Hardy Hardware CO Sidney, Nebr First National Bank John Deere McCormick Deering Fenske Bros the Home of Quality Sunol, Nebr
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