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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1913
Page
5
The oyster supper held Saturday evening by the Local Sons of the Christian church was a pleasant feature of Winters program of entertainments. A good crowd enjoyed delicious oysters and celery and voted it one of the best events of its kind in the city.
Yesterday Mr and Mrs Harry Johson and daughter Ruth and Mr and Mrs C E Cook and son Raymond and daughter Nellie were visitors at the hospitable home of Mr and Mrs Sherman Cole southwest of the city where they spent the day and enjoyed a delicious dinner of daities typical of Cass county farm homes.
Mr. Tritsch, refracting optician, advertises at Gering and Co. offering free examinations on Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
Reaching the business district between Fourth and Fifth streets reveals the citys largest selection of Christmas goods. Stores like Herald book and stationery, Fanger Department, Hart and Son, Daylight, and others display toys, books, clothing, groceries, candies, novelties, and holiday decor. Prominent shops promote affordable gift options from shoes to jewelry, with bakeries and restaurants ready to supply Christmas meals.
F. G. Fricke & Go. are distributing free 1914 weather calendars. Readers are urged to obtain their copy before stock runs out.
Ilva Smith of Point Blank Texas says a 25c box of Chamberlain's Tablets cured her liver complaint and she now recommends them to everyone. For sale by all dealers.
Fritz Lowe a traveler from parts unknown was jailed for being drunk and released on a $10 cash bond for his appearance this morning. He failed to appear and forfeited the bond, facing fines once he returns to Plattsmouth court.
A Christmas display at W E Rosencrans and Son draws city attention. B A Rosencrans created an animated mechanical toy in the window with a large Christmas tree and colorful lights, showcasing the firm’s enterprise in land dealings and attracting many patrons.
A reader questions whether Rexall has released the new 4944 calendars and notes a possible receipt or felt item described as 5-2tw. No confirmation or official detail available.
A. H. Winker and his children Wil liane and Roy have moved from Lexington to make this city their home. Winker is an expert brick mason and plasterer and will begin working locally as soon as settled. The community welcomes the family.
The Journal job department showcases a wide range of Christmas Cards printed on high grade correspondence stock with matching envelopes. Various styles and greetings are offered and custom greetings can be printed at reasonable prices as a season specialty. Visit the Journal office to view the line.
W P Kiser of Central City Nebraska visits the county for a week or ten days, staying with brothers Addison and Dan Kiser and cousin A L Propst. A former local resident, he moved to Merrick county about twenty years ago and became a leading farmer there, drawing nostalgic smiles from old friends during his return.
Gering and Company, the spot cash family druggists, announce a big jewelry sale on December 22 with phone line 36 for details. The event promises value and accessible pricing from a local wholesaler and retailer.
An advertisement claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve rheumatic pains and are sold at all drug stores.
J. F. Clary returned Saturday evening from Delmar Junction Iowa where he had been for months grading for the Northwestern railroad and has completed his contract there. He now moves the home from Sixth and Vine streets to Seventh and Pearl streets to spend the winter with his family.
Auction at Lutz Hallstrom farm south of Plattsmouth lists team of horses, milch cows, heifer, brood sow, sheep, steers, Poland China boar, farm implements, hay and equipment. Terms: cash under 10, credit six months with bankable paper, 8 percent interest. Sold by G. Stone with Parmele as auctioneer and Patterson as clerk.
Rexall Store advertises free weather calendars with a claim of being better than ever. The notice emphasizes availability at the Rexall location and highlights improved or enhanced calendars for customers. The item reads as a simple promotional blurb aimed at shoppers.
Plattsmouth Nebraska residents report kidney backache relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. William Gilmour, a local farmer, cites dramatic improvement for a family member with persistent back lameness. Pills offered by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York, 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
Mayor Fred Garder visits the city for business along with Mrs Luke Wiles and Miss Spangler. T W Vallery from Abiscity, W T D Wheeler returning from the south, Vern from Murray and Mrs J B R Pierson with her son visit for business and relatives. Dr L P Switzer from Weeping Water attended the Farmers' Congress in Omaha and stayed to greet old friends. A letter from Jease R L Me Ver in Siner Orhin reports mild winter and a Sunday blizzard last evening.
Saturday's Denny reports a steady stream of visitors and shoppers in the city. Notables including H Meisinger Max Frutenmerer George Strader and F J Hennings travel from Cedar Creek and Murray for weekend business and sales. Families such as E P Holmberg and R E Foster head to nearby Omaha and Yonaha for shopping and hospital visits.
The Stationery Department of The Journal Office offers art calendars at half the cost to manufacture. Several hundred calendars remain. buyers urged to call early while supplies last.
Residents and guests from Omaha Denver Mercer Mercer and Denver visited Cedar Creek and surrounding farms on Saturday and Sunday. Local figures Mary Fester and Mrs. Seyteott attended family events while others traveled to Omaha and Comaig for appointments and gatherings.
Dr Ginn of Middleton Gu writes that Peters Henney Tar Gempours keeps children from catching croup and can prevent creap when used at home. For sale by all druggists.
Police plan a strict crackdown on building vandalism after repeated defacements by passersby. The city vows arrests for anyone caught defacing structures and aims to deter future acts by severe consequences. Property owners report damage and urge swift action against vandals to preserve the façades.
fragmentary OCR note cites a line about a father and papers, mentions Mice Warzeret Campbell of Ft Sealth and Arkansas. It records a purchase of a “bes” of them, with unclear actions or dates. The text is incomplete and presents as a historical clipping fragment.
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