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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1913
Page
7
Forty years ago in Plattsmouth Crank Morrison the genial butcher was very sick while Jno D Simpson, once a Plattsmouth resident turned Omaha visitor, returned home by train to check on affairs and appeared well and cheerful.
Underground reporter notes a busy Saturday night for city councils with few readable details this week.
In Pike County on Tuesday, the town’s famed warhorse nicknamed Uncle Jake stopped by to chat with the editor about local life and ongoing stories. The meeting highlighted community pride and the enduring role of local figures in daily affairs.
Neves of Louisville reports fall wheat excellent east of the Mississippi. He was on a train that collided with a sleeping car at Othumwa. The wreck caused some injuries but Neves and other passengers were not hurt.
The active member of Clark and Plummer Mr Ed Plummer has returned from Chicago and offers Plattsmouth citizens a choice line of goods including winter dress fabrics and ten stamps of overs attire.
Fragmentary record mentions an event travel to St. Joseph for a wandering exhibition with references to Palmer Payne, Jimmy, and various rural cultural topics. The garbled text references pumpkins, vines, and attendance at a fair or show in a rural/agricultural context.
The Herald reports heavy mud and flooded crossings at Ooaha area last week. Citizens struggle with high water, blocked roads, and limited access as families cope with ruined paths and drifting debris.
The Plattsmouth lodge reports a meeting on October 21 and plans a reception ball and supper at Filzeeralhis hall on October 23. Further details will be announced when available.
A fragmented report notes city officials discussing fire alarm system updates and related safety measures at a recent meeting. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Mrs Joseph Snyder of Tiffin Ohio details six months of nervous prostration with sinking spells and cold clammy sensations. She credits Miles Nervine with complete cure after starting the remedy, urging readers to try it with a druggist guarantee.
The article explains indicating strokes for ward alarms and a three minute alarm at thirty strokes per minute. Each ward uses a distinct number of strokes to identify where a fire may break, followed by a rapid alarm to warn all residents of calamity.
The Cass County Agricultural and Mechanical Association met at the treasurer’s office on the Fair grounds with J. M. Woods presiding. The group voted to first pay expenses and year 1874 premiums. A three member auditing committee was formed, Jacob Vallery, Elias Lace and Perry Walker. The audit of bills at the courthouse September 10, 1873 occurred, excluding Jacob Adams’s account.
Citizens of Plattsmouth call for a synchronized effort to complete the rail line from Nebraska City southward, urging a large bond issue and an early meeting of all parties at Plattsmouth to plan construction, harmonize factions, and secure spring progress. The letter asks Nebraska City and Omaha press to announce a meeting day and push the project forward.
Merchants invite customers to favor Conneil Blais and Ghieaseo for goods bought cheaper locally. Several manufactories exist with first class cigar works. Fred Karetiler asserts his cigars can be sold as cheap as anywhere, saving freight for buyers. Try our home boys and prosper.
The marriage on the 24th at Filade Valley house was performed by Rev M McKelves. Penelope V Logsdon, daughter of Rev William Logsdon of Millersburg, Ohio, wed Rev J H Rector of Weeping Water.
Jesse Jenkins died of consumption at age 40 after a twelve year struggle. He lived a Christian life and his burial drew Glendale and Platte Grange members, with about 200 people in a one-quarter mile procession to the grave from the schoolhouse.
Local items list residents and visitors from Cedar Creek and nearby towns visiting the city for short periods. Names include Adam Forney G. G. Meisinger CG. Polk Carrie Jennings Janet Brantner Frank Obw and others. Several travelers depart for Bellevue Denver Lincoln and Randolph, with notes on illness, health trips, and temple conclaves.
Julius Neilson presented the Journal with a sample of his honey and a comb frame. The editor praises the honey as the finest flat seen and notes Neilson has a strong trade and a market supply ready. Purchases may be found at H. M. Seennichsen's store.
The advertisement from Clinton Me promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a fast pain reliever for cuts bruises sprains burns and skin injuries. It quotes HK BE Chamberlain of Clinton praising its healing powers and claims it sells for 25 cents at F G Fricke & Co. Oe.
Mrs Isaac Kang of Superior Neb arrives to visit relatives. George Sherwood of St Louis visits friends. Frank Blotser of Cedar Creek stops in for a few hours. Families travel to Blair and Omaha for visits. Local residents discuss business, health updates, and subscriptions with the Plattsmouth Journal staff.
Eagles of Platts arie are called to meet in their lodge room at 8 tonight to decide action regarding the death of a worthy member. All members urged to attend if possible. J. W. Bookmeyer, W. B.
An old classified note promotes wall paper from Gering and Go, with contact via phone 36 and a brief, fragmented description implying product sale and ordering details.
The Hotel Riley will not serve meals in the dining room any longer. guests must dine elsewhere while rooms remain available. Manager Vrank H W Dunbar notes the closure as a sad necessity and hopes a future cafe option can be found to serve travelers.
Funeral services for Mrs Carrie Eckbon were conducted yesterday by Reverend W L Austin of the Methodist church. The ceremony at Oak Hill cemetery followed the service, with the burial of the late Mrs Eckbon beside her husband. The obituary notes her quiet, gentle ways and wide circle of mourners and friends. Floral tributes were lavish, and the family received many expressions of sympathy.
In county court yesterday the will of the late Mrs Delilah Schwab was admitted to probate after heirs challenged undue influence and incompetency. The will left £41,200 to son Edward, required son Sam Schwab to pay £300, and sought division of about eighty acres of land south of the city among heirs. The court also settled the estate of Fevi Slagel, addressing disputed claims.
M. Tritsch, refracting optician, will be at Gering & Go. drug store Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Free examinations offered.
Sealed bids will be opened noon September 10 for rebuilding the County Poor House destroyed by fire. Located on the county farm in Cass County Nebraska three miles west of Plattsmouth. Plans and specs at the County Clerk’s office in Plattsmouth and at the architects offices in Omaha. A $590 certified check accompanies bids. County reserves right to reject any or all bids. Morgan, County Clerk, Plattsmouth, August 18, 1914.
We express heartfelt gratitude for the sympathy and floral offerings received during the death of our beloved mother and grandmother Carrie Eklwon. Mr and Mrs. O. A. Bergeren and Children.
In Cosy County Nebraska, the county court of Plattemouth orders a hearing on September the petition to waive regular administration for Jennie R. Welle who died June 299% in Iowa. The court will determine heirs at law and confirm exemption of real estate in Case County Nebraska. Publication to three weeks in the Marksmouth Journal. County Judge Allen J. Bileson signs.
This afternoon at 1 30 Mrs Rheinackle a pioneer resident of the locality died at her home on Wintersteen Hill after a period of illness The extreme weather and her advanced age made recovery impossible Friends who knew her in her long residence here will mourn her death No funeral arrangements were made yet and a fuller obituary will appear Monday
Winter Lang alias Vins Long must respond as M Archer Justice of the Peace issued an attachment order for 10 pounds in a case where Mike Press sues Winter Lang. The property seized is money held by the C B Q R A Company as lienary. The matter was continued to August 30 1913 at 9 am.
Constipation is blamed for many ailments and disorders affecting life. Cham berlain's Tablets are advertised to keep bowels regular and help avoid these diseases. For sale by all dealers.
Gering and Co advertises paints and oils with telephone contact at number 36 for orders or inquiries.
In Case County Nebraska Henry H Ragors filed a petition in the county court seeking probate of a will for the deceased Julius I Ragors. The hearing is set at the County Judge’s office in Martsmouth on August 8 requiring any objections to be presented. Attorneys Ablen J Behrson Rawls & Robertson represent the petitioners.
Ledger scraps show mortgage loans, liabilities, and receipts with balance figures, premiums, and interest. Officials Patterson and Kawau oversee year end accounts, with secretary Pattensus and notary entries noting approval and director sign-offs.
Executors Samuel Castner and Samuel B Waves filed a final report and petition for settlement in the County Court Haute Neb., for the estate of Henry C Hardneck. The court sets August 26, 1900 as the date to hear the petition at the county office. Interested parties must file within terms or face further orders.
A legal notice from Conrad H. Vallery plaintiff against John Scott et al in Nembraska county seeks to enjoin defendants from asserting titles to land in section 20 township 13 range 6 and to remove signs and restore plaintiff's title. The filing states a mandamus to appear by August 2 1913 and warns of default judgment.
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