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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1916
Page
2
Report from the Louisville Courier notes two young girls, daughters of George Frank, were shot by stray pellets while milking cows on their farm. One girl injured on the cheek and the other on the arm. shots removed by Dr. Polk. Accidents like this fuel farmer protests against hunting on their land.
Mr and Mrs L H Kates depart for Grand Island to enter the Soldiers Home due to frail health and aging. They seek comfort and winter care in the institution for aged veterans, with friends sending best wishes for their welfare.
The ad copy states nervousness caused by constipation yields quick relief from Chamberlain tablets, and notes they also improve digestion and are obtainable everywhere.
Friends learn Mrs. Robert Newell is recovering well at Immernel hospital in Omaha after early week operation. Her husband Mr. Newell will return to Edgmont South Dakota tonight to tend to work and plans to accompany her home later.
Mrs Frank B Shoop entertained a group of young people at a 6 o'clock dinner on West Granite Street last evening. Guests included Miss Valeri Wood and friends Miss Irene Scott Flossie Bute Maurine Hughes Lillian Glock and Messrs Collins and Dewey.
Deputy County Treasurer Mike Tritsch, sidelined a week with a severe lumbago attack, is back at the courthouse office. He says the ailment is a severe misfortune, understood only by past sufferers, and his recovery is complete.
Describes Chamberlains Tablets as excellent for constipation. Notes they are pleasant to take and mild in effect and are obtainable everywhere.
Ralph Rich of Weeping Water is in the city for an over Sunday visit with his brother Herman Hough and family.
The Cass county event marks a new era in school agricultural clubs. Eight sewing exhibitors impressed with patching and buttonholes while top prizes went to Erna Schliefert and Helen Engelheimer. Corn winners were John Brandt and Willard Timblin, who earned trips to the short course with travel and board.
Jacob Meisinger and his wife returned home after a two week stay with their sons C. J. Meisinger John Jr. and George P. Meisinger Jr. on the farms. They helped butcher meat for winter and each family put by several hogs to ease the high cost of living. The couple found all farms in good shape and enjoyed the trip.
The K S Society elected officers for the coming year at their West Locust street hall. Presiding were Frank Konfist as president and Anton Koubek as vice president, with Vincent Slatinsky as recording secretary and James Holly as financial secretary. James Newasek was named custodian and Joseph Sedlock trustee, Joseph Stenik served as treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Thomas in Ogden Utah welcomed a fine little son early Saturday morning. Mrs. Thomas was formerly Miss Fannie Will of this city. Relatives here and many friends extend best wishes for the infant and mother who are reported doing nicely.
Mrs. Hugh Cook of Scottsville New York says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy treated two sick children five years ago in Garbutt and stopped their coughing and cured their colds faster than any other remedy. Obtainable everywhere.
The Daughters of Rebekah met Saturday at the I O O F building and elected officers for the ensuing year. Officers chosen: Past Noble Grand Mrs M A Lest, Noble Grand Mrs Hilda Hoffman, Vice Grand Mrs G P Eastwood, Secretary Miss Gerda Peterson. Several local residents visited or conducted business in town.
The Journal office announces a collection of 1917 calendar pads on display. Readers may view and purchase these vintage pads.
An advertisement extols a box of stationery as an inexpensive and handsome Christmas present and promises the best Whiting line in the city.
A brief advertisement touts Dr. B. A. Thomas' Poultry Remedy as keeping poultry healthy and increasing egg production. The seller guarantees satisfaction and offers a refund if not satisfied, with distribution by Puls & Gansemer and H. M. Seennichsen.
Improved farm located in Boone county Nebraska four miles north west of Albion a 4 30 20 6 section price 16000 dollars. Two and a half miles from Albion. Easy terms offered by Michael V Ruddy Albion Nebraska.
A lengthy line of Dennison seals and cards appears for holiday mailings at the Journal office, showcasing packaging options for Christmas packages. The display highlights various styles and designs to assist readers with seasonal mailing needs.
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional issue and cannot be cured locally. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine taken internally to act through the blood on mucous surfaces, listing ingredients and endorsements by physicians. The notice invites testimonials and mentions Hall's Pills for constipation.
Hans Tams left for Gibson to resume Burlington work as a carpenter accompanied by his family. P. C. Hanson traveled from the metropolis to spend Sunday with his sisters and friends, returning to Omaha. Mrs. J. E. Wiles and other relatives visited in the metropolis and took the early Burlington train. C. L. Creamer and wife planned a day in Omaha for business and relatives. Victrolas offered at 15 to 150 dollars with records and needles from J. W. Crabill.
Tom Ruby visited the city from his farm to trade with merchants. El Rummell and wife likewise spent Saturday in town attending to business with merchants. The Journal office offers Dennison Christmas Boxes as fine gift goods.
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