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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1919
Page
4
In a breezy column filled with wry observations a mix of holiday cheer and homefront notes is offered. References to a potential white Christmas, coal production hints, fuel politics and social quips appear alongside historical asides and satirical lines about Uncle Sam and taxes.
The National Bank of Commerce in New York explains in Commerce Monthly that currency depreciation stems from both trade balances and foreign money devaluation at home as the gold standard remains suspended. It notes uncertain recovery timing, bearish and bullish views, and warns that speculative activity has strained credit since the war, with calls to curb speculation rather than extend credit facilities.
Former President Taft warns the American Legion against mob violence in defense of principles. He stresses upholding law and regular judicial processes, aiding officers, and preserving peace as true tests of democracy and Americanism. He notes the Legion’s future influence on public affairs and youth education.
A statement argues that lasting relief from the credit squeeze requires reducing speculative demand rather than extending credit supplies. The analysis emphasizes restraint on speculative borrowing as the path to stabilize the financial system.
The coal strike settlement is hailed as a major Christmas gift, promising removal of fuel shortages and steady supplies for vital industries. Union leaders’ acceptance of President Wilson’s proposals shows patriotism while pending disputes may be settled in court. urged to set aside hostility for the nation’s fuel needs and to avoid price boosts on coal output.
The government should sternly address the strike and ensure operators pay a just wage while keeping coal affordable. Miners must work full time to end the fuel shortage, with a commission to decide adequacy and prevent price hikes on coal for the public.
Mrs Clay Fry of Ferguson Station Missouri extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a splendid medicine. She uses it for children with croupy symptoms and for herself to relieve coughs and chest colds after a few doses.
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Public sale to take place on December 17 1919 at 10 a m near Plattsmouth with horses cattle hogs farming implements and household goods offered. Items include multiple horses and mares several cattle including milk cows and a Durham bull plus 30 hogs and 2 old drivers. A variety of farming tools wagons machinery and household articles are listed with terms 38 month credit on sums over 10 and 8 percent interest from date. Auctioneers Rex Young and clerk Ch F Patterson.
The Tuesday night and Wednesday cold spell caused widespread frozen water pipes across the city. Plumbers race to handle a flood of repair jobs as households endure water outages and cold related troubles.
The recent cold snap has frozen the Missouri River opposite the city allowing driving across. Iowa visitors report excellent ice conditions for crossing. Officials expect a solid freeze in weeks and predict a large ice crop for the summer.
Many physicians urge isolation for anyone with a bad cold to prevent spread. They argue colds are highly contagious and advise early removal of the cold, praising Chamberlain's Cough Memory as a remedy.
Ira Bates offers a young jack described as a good foal getter and a black mare aged eight, about 1400 pounds. Also included are one set of heavy work harness and some White Plymouth Rock roosters. Cedar Creek Nebraska. swd
Notice announces administrator's sale to settle the estate of the Noyes farm located one mile east and one mile south of Louisville. The 20 acre property features an 18 room main house with modern light heat and bath, a new basement barn 26 by 50 feet and a 5 room tenant house. Sale details not provided.
In Cass county Nebraska County Court the petition of C. E. Taylor seeks administration granted to Mary J. Tasvier as administratrix. Hearing set for December 27 1919 at 1 o clock pm with notice by publication in the Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior. Allen J. Beeson county judge Florence White clerk.
If you do not enjoy your meals your digestion is faulty. Eat moderately especially of meats. Masticate your food thoroughly. Let five hours elapse between meals and take one of Chamberlains Tablets immediately after supper and you will.
A brief note highlights how a new dining approach will make meals more enjoyable. It promises easier choices, improved flavors, and a focus on satisfaction, aiming to elevate everyday eating experiences for readers seeking better food options.
Light Brahma roosters for sale at two dollars fifty cents each while they last. Contact Mrs. George Reynolds in Plattsmouth Nebraska. iw d éw
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