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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1920
Page
2
Unquestionably one of the most successful medicines for bowel complaints. A few doses will cure ordinary diarrhoea and it has aided nine epidemics of dysentery with perfect effect. It gives prompt relief in coke and cholera morbus. When diluted with water and sweetened it is pleasant to take. Every family should keep this remedy at hand. Advertising costs return many times over.
A Louisville farm visit highlights Harvey Gamer an electrician who built a notable wireless station. The Gamer family blends farming with tech as Harvey tests signals from New York San Francisco and sea steamers while powering the farm with an electric plant.
The commodious brick home at 4th and Oak in Plattsmouth known as the Weekbuch Walker property offers four fine lots with good sanitary and shade, city water and a barn. It needs repairs but presents as a substantial investment or high class residence, offered at about one fourth of replacement value by Sharp Mfg. Co. of Plattsmouth Nebraska.
From Fridays Daily Mrs W H Hell hosted a dinner in Louisville honoring her husband Louis Heil on his 58th birthday. Family friends Mr and Mrs John Group Mr and Mrs Claude Brekenfeldt of Omaha and Miss Bernetta Heeter attended with nephew Robert Smith of Chicago. Heil born July 25 1861 in Pekin Illinois moved to Nebraska as a youth and has lived in Louisville since retirement from farming. He is vice president of Home State Bank of Louisville and has six children in the area.
The Keatenberger family near Cedar Creek welcomes a fine little daughter. Mother and baby are doing well and Fred Keatenberger is proud. A five son and heir was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hasack Sunday with mother progressing well and the family full of pride.
The committee arranges a special train to Omaha for next Monday evening for Plattsmouth night at Ak-Sar-Ben den. It costs $2.00 to secure the train and $1.50 for the round trip, cheaper than the new Omaha rate. Sign up with Juss Warea or FP. M. Restor if your name is not yet secured.
Rachel Cribley of Beaverdam Ohio suffered two years from stomach trouble and constipation. After trying many medicines a neighbor praised Chamberlain s Tablets she bought a bottle and soon felt relief. Continued use for weeks cured her condition.
Mrs Isaac E Bover advertises a new butterty separator and two eight-pallon cream cans. Contact phone 250 for details.
In Saturday's Daily an incident last evening left Frank Foreman, owner of the Peoples store on South Sixth Street, with a severed artery in his right arm. Dr. Pp. J. Flenn treated the deep wound after Foreman bled heavily and grew weak, though he rested better afterward. A second entry in the paper details a lengthy District Court case in Cass County Nebraska involving multiple defendants and plaintiffs, with a summons requiring appearance by September 27, 1920.
The County Court of Cass County Nebraska orders all interested persons to appear on August 6 1920 at 10 o clock A M to show cause why the petition of Charter Wd. Hennings for settlement and allowance of an estate account filed August 1 1924 should not be granted. Notice to interested parties via publication in the Nemathouth Journal for one week prior to hearing. Seal Allen J. Beeson County Judge.
There is a looming furnace shortage this fall as materials run scarce and factories near capacity. A car-load of Ideal Wrot en Pipe and Pipeless Furnaces has just arrived from January orders, offering better prices and protection against supply rushes. These furnaces promise smoke free operation, added air moisture, and health benefits, reducing fuel costs by a third to half.
Otoe county posts will hold their first annual reunion in Brown's Park on September 2. The event is planned by the executive committee with the amusement park leased for afternoon and evening use. A sports program will be arranged, marking the county Legion's first joint gathering.
Thursday locals Mr and Mrs Mauzy finish shipping household goods to their new home in Los Angeles California and will move west next Wednesday Robert Maney their son has settled in Los Angeles and they will join him there. They will be honored guests at a reception given by County Judge and Mrs A J Beeson tomorrow evening with Mr and Mrs Morgan Warbright of Los Angeles attending.
Rebhild of Floyd Osborn notary public of Dungannon Va took with bowel trouble. Mr Osborn gave Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and it quickly recovered. He calls it the best ever used. For sale two five room houses on easy terms plus an acreage tract. R B Windham. $1-d. 2n blank books Journal office.
Nebraska City reports the Legion Posts of Atoe planning a reunion with details to be announced. The gathering aims to bring together veterans and members for commemorations and related events in the community.
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