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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1903
Page
4
Fragmented note references Mrs Reed Smoot unlikely to join and factional peace among Republicans. Senator Perrin claims a complete defense while a University of Nebraska group seeks a practical use.
A brief note reports President Roosevelt wearing a small Panama flag on his coat, described as a needless slight to Colombina. The item also mentions Mowe An’s undigested securities triggering financial appetite in Wall Street.
A garbled OCR fragment mixes political, legal, and historical items with names and events. It references anti polygamy sentiment, bribery charges, arbitration, a Panama canal note, a turkey quip about a decapitated corpse, railroad disaster tolls, and scattered electoral and social remarks, all presented in a disjointed, unclear sequence.
The opposition argues Republicans owe past prosperity to their policies while asserting current business conditions are unrelated to political actions. The remark contrasts credit for growth with separation of politics from today’s commerce.
A quirky note suggests even billiard balls cannot kiss in Zion City, while some locals may still enjoy three cushioned billiards games there amid unusual local restrictions.
A confused character named Tianna struggles as a boom disrupts progress. The narration notes her inability to roll and her bold but risky stance, leaving the reader awaiting a wiser plan.
Auditor Weston orders a large supply of whitewash with several coats required. The note indicates Nebraska officials facing a need for supplies to cover surfaces.
Science comes fast as a Marco nis wireless method aids a Roosevelt telepath, enabling news to be received before events occur. The fragment hints at futuristic communication links and predictive reporting.
The text mocks a political scene with lines about a Republican choir singing redemptions at Deitrich’s election and imagining the state becoming as holy as Quaysylvania, a satirical jab at political rhetoric.
Ante Roosevelt supporters reportedly seek Fairbanks as a presidential candidate, with alliances described among anti IL sources and anti Fairbanks factions.
Senator Deitrich and Auditor Weston lead Nebraska in a political shift as Republicans hold sway. The piece notes a perceived surge in party unity and a focus on integrity campaigns amid local campaigns.
The speaker rejects Roosevelt being sole delegate to nominate himself. If a convention is required, the suggestion is to hold it in Omaha to ensure a proper process.
Representative Meanit of Pennsylvania has introduced a House bill making it a federal offense for common carriers to provide separate cars for white or black passengers.
A harsh editorial warns that everyday foods may be adulterated with limestone, bearskin, and hayseed while raspberry jams are suspected to conceal diamond dye. The piece urges scrutiny of common brands and urges consumer vigilance.
In a Washington Presbyterian church IX said the nation can divide on party lines about certain questions including the deepest and vital questions. He did not address his actions toward Colombia.
Critics of the administration’s Panama policy unify on a single note asking what if Great Britain had recognized the Confederate States. The implied answer suggests potential action in Canada, yet this question misses the central issue of the case.
New York papers report Lou Payne a Platt lieutenant warned that if Roosevelt is the nominee New York will back him with at least 10000 democratic votes. Roosevelt draws stronger support from Colorado and Mississippi than Wall Street and New York overall. Odell summoned to Washington after the Payne incident, with a powwow that may seal a delegation in favor of the cowboy statesman and Panama puncher.
Advertisement targets frail readers calling chronic cases weak but not bedridden. It extols Scott's Emulsion and Scott's Limulsion to build flesh, blood, and appetite, promising ongoing benefits and offering a few free doses with a talvetrom on each bottle wrapper.
The article praises John Sharp Williams as the new Democratic leader in the House highlighting his early successes. It credits him with uniting Democrats on Cuban reciprocity while preserving caucus flexibility and steering the Panama question away from partisan backlash. It notes cross party respect and anticipates his future as Speaker if Democrats gain control.
Advertising flyer promises a one day cure using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee. E. W. Grove's signature appears on each box and the price is 25e.
The Plattsmouth Telephone Company, praised for its success, plans a new stock sale of 400 shares. Proceeds will fund farm lines and extensions as it expands to add at least 700 farmers phones. The firm has paid 10 percent dividends for three years and aims to widen ownership among patrons. J. W. Edgerton of Lincoln leads the stock solicitation.
In the matter of Hugh Murphy the Omaha paying contractor against the City of Plattsmouth the jury ordered payment of 381.42 with 7 percent interest from June 12 1805 to November 9 1900 Judge Jessen affirmed the county court judgment in the estate matter of William A Urwin deceased. The case of W W Coates versus Fidelity and Deposit Co of Maryland awarded 1150 to the plaintiff. Barry Hickson convicted of forging an order on Mark White was sentenced to four years in the penitentiary. The court overruled a motion for a new trial in the estate matter of Henry Hennings deceased. Ernest Reichter granted naturalization papers relinquishing allegiance to Germany becoming a US citizen. In A N Sullivan vs Gertrude M Wiley the jury awarded 61.10 to the plaintiff.
The active Turners will host a grand ball at their hall on Saturday night December 12 to raise funds for a new bathing apparatus. Managers aim for a standout event in the city with top music and guaranteed good times for all attendees.
In Yoakum a major dry goods house led by J. M. Haller markets De Witt's Little Early Risers. Saller, traveling east to buy goods, told a companion in a palace car to take the pill at night for a bright morning. The pills are promoted as best for dark brown taste, headache, and lethargy. Sold by F. G. Fricke & Co.
Albert Nyden, felling a rabbit while hunting Sunday, had a near fatal accident as the gun exploded. A four inch barrel fragment whizzed past his head, knocked him senseless, but caused no other injuries. Officials believe mud clogged the barrel causing the discharge.
Mrs J Benson offers a wide fur department selection in Omaha listing sable fox martens bears foxes and mink items with satin lining and cord fastenings. Prices start at 10 and rise to 75 for various stoles scarfs and neck pieces.
H A Pisdale of Summers ton 8 C places on DeWitts Hazel Salve. He says he had piles for 20 years and after trying many doctors and medicines was cured by DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve. It combines Witch Hazel with antiseptics and emollients to relieve and cure piles and skin conditions. Sold by F G Fricke & Co.
Louis Cole died Monday evening November 30 after heart trouble. A Murray resident living with his brother W T Cole in this city, he was seventy four and highly respected. He leaves an only son Harry. Remains were taken to Murray for services and Lewiston cemetery interment.
Store invites readers to visit all next week for a demonstration of the Malleable steel oven by Envieger Harpwake Co. The ad claims baking biscuits using half the fuel and promises a nostalgic appeal.
No minute should pass when a child shows croup symptoms. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given at first sign of hoarseness or even after a croupy cough appears will prevent the attack. It never fails and is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by all druggists.
An old advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for nervousness sleeplessness and stomach upsets. It claims to tone the stomach regulate kidneys and bowels stimulate the liver and purify the blood with full satisfaction guaranteed by F G Fricke Co.
Geo E Berger was returning from the city when his frightened horse team ran near the Jean schoolhouse. A dropped line caused loss of control and he was dumped onto the roadside, rendering him unconscious for hours. He revived about 3 30 am and walked two miles home with bruises to his left leg, side, face, and head. The Journal notes he is regaining his health and escaping worse harm. The closing remark comments on political electability and insufficient ammunition.
The document presents a bank statement for Murray State Bank of Murray Nebraska Charter 578. It lists assets including loans and discounts and cash on hand and liabilities such as capital stock 25000 undivided profits and time certificates 1445 70. It includes signatures of Cashier Char S. Sroxf and Notary D. C. West with dates in 1906 confirming the report to the State Banking Board.
Sealed bids for furnishing material and constructing bridges per lineal foot in Cass county Nebraska will be received before 12 oclock on December 1 1908 at the county clerk office. Bidders must deposit 1000 dollars certified check and comply with Nebraska statutes. Board of county commissioners may reject any or all bids. County Clerk L A Tyson notes date November 1903.
A frantic horse chase shows how common accidents are and urges carrying Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. It claims Burns Cuts Sores Eczema and Piles vanish quickly under its soothing effect. 25¢ at Fricke & Co.’s drug store.
Advert reads antiseptic Porter's oil relieves pain and heals instantly. Notes noon or beast usage and two cent price. Mentions 25 30 and 35 gallon sugar berths with John Hayes's and Gering & Co advertising MEL-ROSE Cream 25c for clap ped hands.
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