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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
3
It's Only a Step Further to Quality Garments at Twenty Dollars or More. You get what you pay for with tailor made quality ready to wear, offering the same class of work as custom tailors charging forty to fifty dollars, making it the economical choice.
The Lincoln Journal reports Plattsmouth Telephone Co seeks to raise Cass county tolls from 5 to 10 cents to match Bell Co rates. The railway commission heard the matter with little testimony and noted changes in rate timing and three minute limits versus past five minute practices. The company may amend to three minute service and drop two higher rates, while commissions review the Buttered three minute policy and existing bills.
Last evening at the bride’s residence in the city Miss Blaine Newland married Mr Jacob W Keyes of Fort Crook Nebraska. The ceremony was held with the bride’s relatives present and performed by Rev Ratcliffe of the Christian church. Keyes is a young soldier stationed at Fort Crook.
Mrs. George Hild and her sister Miss Emma Pappe were aboard the afternoon train headed to the metropolis today.
On your own land rather than paying rent for a neighbor mansion. Think it over, talk with your wife. Become independent. Others have done it, why not you. Start today by visiting us to learn what a small amount of ready cash can achieve.
A father explains how grown children can guide fathers on Christmas gifts for their wives. He advises asking for preferences, buying wearable clothing, and valuing the thought over perfect choices. Suggests exchanges if needed, subscriptions, handbags, and giving money early to avoid late shopping rush.
Mr Fred Spangler a leading reader renews his subscription for another year and also renews Peter Spangler's for Weeping Water. Philp Crisman, visiting Spangler, heads to Miller Nebraska after riding in from the farm to the train in this morning's stop.
Mr. C. A. Prey who aided Mr. Heilig in organizing the Order of Owls left for Glenwood on No. 6 to promote the order. Heilig will lecture in Glenwood Friday evening, moved from Thursday in last night’s Journal. George Thomas visited the metropolis on business.
A new fraternity named the Perambulator’s club formed in Plattsmouth Tecentry. Members aim to shed fat by a 5 am wake and 6 am foot jaunt, circling the horn from Third and Main. Charter fat members include R. M. Schlaes and Thackson. thinner members Chas Clark and Rosencrans.
The ladies of St Mary's Guild at St Luke's church were entertained by Miss Dora Fricke at her Sixth Street home. They discussed plans for a Christmas market to be held Saturday in the former J. E. Mason building and spent the afternoon socializing and sewing, with a luncheon adding to the social occasion.
Indications point to Plattsmouth as the site for the target range for Fort Crook soldiers. Ashland and Bellevue were also considered. The board will soon send its final recommendation to Washington for approval. A new bridge is planned across the Platte at Plattsmouth. J B Seybolt drove up from Murray to handle business matters.
Notice to creditors of John H Wallinger deceased to meet the administrator before County Judge Allen J Beeson at the Cass County Court in Plattsmouth Nebraska on December 12 1910 and June 14 1911 at 9 oclock a m for examination and allowance. Six months to present claims and one year to settle from December 12 1910. Witness my hand and seal November 10 1910.
Hon. 5 H Buck of Berlin met with prominent Democrats in Nebraska City and decided not to contest the election of H H Bartling who won the senator seat by eleven votes. Buck’s supporters claimed clerical errors could have swayed results but he will not pursue the challenge. The issue would have moved to the state senate for resolution.
J. H. Helis and his son Master W. Peter, of South Bend Nebraska, will take a month off during a visit to town. They were en route from Concordia Missouri where they have studied since September 1. The Lutheran college closed due to scarlet fever until next January.
In Police Court Chief Hainey found John McFarland in a beastly state of intoxication last evening and this morning he appeared before Police Judge Archer where he received the usual ten and costs for repeated plain drunk.
The text outlines that merit alone sells nothing and that clear communication about a product’s function is essential. It notes buyers will test promises and return if the item performs as claimed, and emphasizes that successful advertisers fill columns with strong descriptions of their goods.
Lincoln dispatch reports that state orthopaedic hospital directors plan a recommendation to the governor and legislature for money to investigate and exterminate infantile paralysis or poliomyelitis. The disease afflicted many young children last year and caused parental panic in several districts with epidemic signs.
A communication from Tyler A. Shepherdson, formerly of a local farm near Nehawka, reports he moved to Tonle Fail in Alberta, Canada in the early fall. He says he and his family enjoy fine health and substantial snow, with no extreme cold, much to the relief of friends here.
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