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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1911
Page
3
In Lincoln and Omaha areas this week, residents such as Morgan Curvea Snoke Vera Prouly and many others are listed visiting relatives, working trips, or shopping. The piece records local movements, illnesses, visitors, and an upcoming Ladies Aid bazaar with details on dates and prices.
Mrs L Whiteacre of Buffalo New York endorses Dr Thomas Eclectic O11 as the best remedy for croup a frequently fatal disease she notes it has aided her family for eight years the claim highlights proven success and a trusted household remedy perception.
In district court John Bose was found guilty on the second count charging shooting with intent to wound after a seven hour jury deliberation. The first count alleged shooting with intent to kill and the third count to do great bodily harm was dismissed. Punishment ranges from one to twenty years. the civil suit for damages of 10000 was filed in Otoe county district court.
West Burlington Indiana man Nebert Madsen was given up after eight months of virulent liver trouble and jaundice. Doctors declared no cure until Electric Bitters restored his health. Fricke & Co. offer them, 500 bottles available.
RK C Bailey the Maple Grove blacksmith offers all kinds of work including new horseshoes for tired teams. Visit A C Bailey’s shop to have your faithful mount fitted with proper shoes after the summer work.
Ends winter troubles with Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised as the greatest healer for burns boils piles cuts sores bruises keizema and sprains. Trial convinces readers of its efficacy, priced at 25e and sold by Prieke & Co.
Mrs. Sam Smith reports receiving a card from Sam stating he was the lone Nebraskan at the Deep Rivers and Harbors Convention in Washington DC. from December 6 to 8. He traveled east to be in Washington for the gathering.
An advertisement warns against neglecting liver trouble and promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a preventive remedy for constipation biliousness and inactive bowels. It claims the pills regulate liver stomach and bowels and improve health with a 5 cent price.
M. G. Churchill announces a shooting match of the season in Murray on December 20. The event features a blue rock shoot with ample game and sport for all shooters, promising a good time and a fine Christmas bird for attendees.
The Murray Dancing club will hold a social dance in Murray on Saturday evening December 30 with music by the Nebraska City orchestra. A cordial invitation is extended to all and a good time is assured.
Auction note offers pullets or cockerels for sale at 0c each. J. M. Young lists Upper Chicago Ave as contact point with a large lot still available. Local ad suggests frequent poultry sales and small prices for farm poultry.
Bennet family from Matismounth visits son Charles and family in Nehawka. An eleven pound boy born to Leo Swilker's Sunday night, first and said to be the finest ever. Grandma Steuey travels to Superior to visit Mrs Spohn and family. Cement work at W B Banning’s Union home under canvas. William Carroll returns from York to live with son Otto for winter. another son William visits from Oregon. Moore injures foot last Saturday, will be out for a while. Poe Roffoer, Chopie reps visit from Plattsmouth. Chopie Gas Engine dealer sells to T B Falcon for shop upgrade.
Henry Snell and Andrew Anderson with eight men from the old country sought final and first citizen papers in the city Tuesday. Four men pursued final papers and four pursued first papers but the district court clerk had no blanks. They must return later to file when blanks arrive. Snell enrolled for a one year paper. The men were described as mighty fine.
A program box social and Christmas tree are planned at Coltonwood school three miles west of Mynard on Saturday night December 23. The event invites all to attend and bring a donation box.
A tonic marketed to cure kidney and bladder disorders is offered for sale by F. G. Fricke & Co. The ad claims quick results and asserts it can cure any kidney or bladder ailment within medicine’s reach.
Gedrie Ful ner sold his farm southwest of town. Weltons from Thalia visit. Roy Chapin’s baby well. Dr Houston Jones returns from Oklahoma Thanksgiving. Miss Shhuester of Lincoln visits Mrs Mowery. Mr and Mrs Headvick of Ansellmo visit Kennison family. Joe Kyles welcome a new son. Tal coll reports all well. Terrence Mefford visits grandmother. Warren Bird loses fingers in corn shredder and is taken to Omaha for amputation. Mr and Mrs William Jones retire to Elsie home. Mrs John Bellinger suffers neuralgia. The Blind Boone Concert Company at the M B church drawn large audience.
A mild, easy bowel action is claimed from a single dose of Deans Revulets. Officials advertise it as a cure for habitual constipation priced at 25 cents per box. Drugstores are urged to stock and sell them to customers seeking relief.
An old advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as a splendid regulating and strengthening medicine for middle-aged men and women suffering urinary irregularities and kidney pains. Sold by F. G. Vrieke & Co.
Miss Helen Trility of the school district invites the community to a box social on Saturday evening December 16. The eight teachers will host an enjoyable program with pupil participation. The event is expected to be entertaining as Miss Trility is known for high quality arrangements.
R J Howell of Tracy Ohio praised Poleys Honey and Tar Compound for his wife's severe cough and lung illness. He claimed her case looked like consumption but that Foley's Honey and Tar Compound provided relief and complete cure after fewer than three bottles. Sold by PL G Fricke & Co.
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