Red Steer Strayed From Cedar Creek Farm
Red muley steer strayed from Philip Heil’s Cedar Creek Nebraska farm around October 15. Reward offered for information leading to recovery. Notify Philip Heil Cedar Creek Neb.
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1919
Page
2
Red muley steer strayed from Philip Heil’s Cedar Creek Nebraska farm around October 15. Reward offered for information leading to recovery. Notify Philip Heil Cedar Creek Neb.
For sale two dollar cockerels of the Butt Orpington variety. Inquire with Louis Horsak at P O Box 509 Plattsmouth. City real estate loan and building association notice refers to T M Patterson secretary.
For sale Chester White boars with full pedigree furnished free. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Call or write your wants to C. Bengen Mynard Nebraska. Also boys clothing prices noted as about double for spring asking if a bit now.
A U S citizen James Wallace of Gulf Refining Co was shot and killed by Mexican federal soldiers near Tampico Por del Liano. The State Department reports the killing as done without provocation and is investigating. Wallace is the eighth American killed in Mexico since July.
Miss Lillian Adams of Plattsmouth and George Neilsen of Dannebrog were married yesterday afternoon at Rev. A. V. Hunter's residence in a simple ceremony attended by family. They left for a short honeymoon and will reside on the farm near Dannebrog.
Local notes list W F Gillispie en route to Omaha for business, and multiple visitors from Louisville Cedar Creek Pender Odell Nehawka Murray and Rapid City coming to spend Thanksgiving with relatives. Also mentions Sheriff Quinton in Greenwood attorney Robertson in Omaha and Shriners ceremony in Lincoln.
Clyde McClain of Twin Falls Idaho, visit to Louisville, recounts moving fourteen years ago to irrigated land near Twin Falls. He notes land values rising from dollars per acre to 250 to 1000, praises irrigation prospects, and mentions his Cass County wife Bedella Smith and three children. He plans to return home after a Tuesday departure.
The film Boys' Clothes is featured this week at Philip Thierolf's theater in the 16 Reel Features lineup. audiences are invited to view the production on the scheduled showings.
Heavy snow lured armed hunters from the community to the field to chase rabbits. William Smith and Lysle Gilmore reported a great slaughter, with 30 or 40 rabbits deemed unfit and abandoned, while the rest were brought in for a meal.
Dr and Mrs E D Cummins of Lincoln announce the engagement of their daughter Emma to Lois H Babst of Rebetha Kansas. The marriage will occur in Lincoln shortly before the Christmas holidays.
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