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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
3
The undersigned will sell at public auction at his home located five miles east and one-half mile north of Weeping Water, six miles northwest of Nehawka, and nine miles southwest of Murray, on.
Friday December 23 1910 describes a large sale of livestock and farm equipment including multiple horses mares colts hogs cattle and dairy items with 60 gallon oil tank Galloway cream separator incubator and numerous implements. Terms show cash under 19 and credit terms over 19 with twelve months. Lunch on grounds at noon.
A notice states that property must be fully settled for before removal, with the purchaser providing bankable paper bearing eight percent interest from the date mentioned. It is signed by A. P. Chriswisser.
William Dernier, prominent Elmwood attorney, spent much of this week in the district court handling cases of Clarence and Carl Ressman vs M W Moore. In the Ressman suit he represented the plaintiff and secured a $300 judgment. Dernier is praised for diligence and skilled advocacy.
County surveyor Fred Patterson traveled to Louisville today to perform professional duties. He departed on train No 27, which did not leave the station until 8 30 this morning as agents delayed selling tickets due to slow business.
Mrs Frank Buttery spent the day in Omaha after riding the early morning train.
In district court judgments, Carl Rissman nets 300 dollars after a trial verdict amid appeal hints by the defendant. A separate case, George W. Harshman v C F Royal, concerns possession of 260 acres near Avoca with a lease dispute from 1908. A jury list and justice-to-district court appeal are noted. A Fayetteville reader touts King’s New Discovery for coughs and chest ailments with testimonials and a trial bottle offer.
A Schingeck of 647 Elm St Buffalo N Y says the pills cured chronic constipation after others failed. Claim mentions relief from biliousness jaundice and debility. Price 25 cents at F G Fricke & Co.
Mrs E M Berger was taken to S J Joseph's hospital accompanied by Dr J F Brendel of Murray for tumor surgery to be performed by Dr Allison. Mr EK M Berger traveled to Omaha to attend the operation as well wishers hope for her speedy recovery.
A testimonial from Mrs Chas of Freltoy Moosup Conn states she was run down with headaches and low ambition, but after using Burdock Blood Hitters she became a well woman. The claim emphasizes renewed vitality from the product.
The Cass County District Court resumes action by William H. Rainey to remove clouds on and quiet title to the east half of the northeast quarter of section 24 and the south 25 1 4 acres of the northwest quarter of section 19 in town 11 north range 14 east, Sixth P M. Defendants named include G M Jorden and multiple Jordan and Davis line filings. Answer required by January 1 1911 or the allegations will be deemed true.
A 1906 testimonial from J. D. Patridge of Plattsmouth Nebraska extols Doan's Kidney Pills for relief from chronic kidney and back pain. The note, repeated in 1908, credits the medicine with lasting benefit and urges purchase from Gering & Co. drug stores, 50 cents a box. The Plattsmouth items mention local news, weather, and village business including depots and a snow delay affecting farmers.
After a long typhoid siege Will Crook is now able to be around others. Dr. L B Bacon spent a week in Omaha for special treatment. J J Martin worked night shifts on the switch crew. The Purcell babe suffered bronchial illness last week. The Missouri River has dropped to a 36 year low with slush ice in the channel. A second switch engine eased night freight handling. Miss Ethel Haynie visited the area.
Notice seeks Frank Cherry, resident near Akron Colorado. Sender N W Cherry offers to pay postage and requests contact at 21 w 12 0 Harlemburg Colorado.
If you want help or have something to sell, advertise in The Journal to reach local readers. Post your item, service, or request with clear details and contact information for quick responses.
A call to action urging readers to visit and learn how a small amount of ready cash can start them on the path to independence.
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