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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1911
Page
8
Local residents visit and travel between Plattsmouth Oma hra and nearby towns. Families and individuals from Murray Cedar Creek Louisville Newcastle and Tekamah stop by the Journal office attend court and renew subscriptions while others travel for hospital visits or Christmas shopping.
Local advertisement touts Cham berlains Liniment as a reliable remedy for earning bruises and sore muscles. Sold by B G Fricke and Co.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Gough Remedy as an effective cold cure that prevents pneumonia. It claims no opium or narcotics and safe for babies and adults, sold by B, G, Fricke & Co.
Lincoln Journal reports Lan caster county sheriff elect speaks during city visit praising Plattsmouth Burlington shops. Interview notes 500 workers, new drainage to prevent flooding, and improvements. Emphasizes efficiency gains from oil waste recycling by William Baird and training of crews on oil handling.
City council minutes show a motion to raise librarian Olive Jones from 325 to Sah with dissent. Dwyer explains the work done, praises Jones, and cites cards issued and service to pupils. the vote passes despite opposition.
Mrs John Marsh and her daughter Mrs Sam Schwab returned from Alexandria Indiana on the morning train after a month away. They were glad to see old neighbors whom they had not seen in twenty years and enjoyed reconnecting with their former home and friends.
When feet are wet and cold and the body chilled from exposure, take Chamberlain's Gough Remedy and bathe in hot water before bed to ward off a severe cold. Vor sale by G. Frieke & Co.
Andrew Louis Molden, a pioneer Nebraska preacher born April 20 1825 in Monroe County Virginia, died at 10 30 in his grandson Cloyd Steeles home. He served in the Nebraska conference from 1854 and led churches in Johnson County and Union. Remains go to Union for Thursday funeral with interment there.
A $50.090 reward is posted by Fred Patterson for the arrest and conviction of the person or people who set fire to his barn on the morning of December 8 1944.
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