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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
7
The article notes a contract for new erections in Spring, with plans for a spring start and completion readiness. It mentions firms ready to build, potential local employment, and credit to the town of Mardock. Also references a bank and an era of careful pricing and timetables for the project.
Fragmentary text discusses Greece and possible political maneuvers. Several garbled names and phrases hinder clear interpretation of events or entities.
Fragmented text describes someone leaving for SouTz and a travel route toward Timrwicy and Contin South, with scattered references to Mildred, a university, and research tasks. The legible parts imply a travel plan or assignment tied to a university context and officials, but the exact nature remains unclear.
A line of Penison’s seats and stickers is completed at the Journal office. The display highlights Penison’s presence and includes related stationery items.
Prem Manda ede reports the death of Mrs P B Sarth a longtime resident near Murroe aged 83. Born October 5 187 to the late H T and others she grew up in Ireland with strong church ties and active community service. Her funeral was held in Murroe with services at St James and interment at the local cemetery.
Classified notice from Cedar Creels Nebraska lists a jack for sale described as Bic poung jack and good fox getter along with an eight year old mare. Includes one set of Wesey work hargies in good shapes and White Pirmenth Took roosters.
Exsims Naufmat Palwer versus Thomas E Parmele is affirmed by the state Supreme Court after lengthy district and appellate proceedings. The dispute centers on securities argued to belong to William Volk and challenged as collateral for loans. Dwyer represented the plaintiff. verdict awarded 7404 in the district court.
The Woman's Relief Corps met Saturday in court-house lodge rooms to select officers for the coming year. Elected: President Mrs Nannie Burker, Senior VP Mrs Alize Coshs Hiinior VP Mrs Frat cos Purriv Chaplain Mrs W L Street, Secretary Miss Ella Kennedy, Treasurer Mrs Anna Egenbers or, Conductor Mrs Martha Petersen, Assistant Conductor Mrs Elizabeth Forbes, Guard Mrs Elizabeth Stretcht, Color Bearers Mrs Catherine Wiles Dollie Hudson Mrs George Witscot Mrs Viela Ward, Installing Officer Mrs Jennie Poder. Joint installation with Grand Army of the Republic planned for January first meeting.
A grateful note from H. L. Tropost and family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of a sister and grandmother. They acknowledge choir members for musical numbers and appreciate floral tributes, expressing enduring gratitude and well wishes.
Triner's new wall calendar for 1920 surpasses prior editions with a Civilizations and Hyseia theme welcoming the League of Nations. It features fifteen small pictures detailing the manufacture of Triner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine and other remedies from herb gathering to shipment. Send 18c to cover mailing costs. Jos. Triner Co. Chicago.
An old domestic medicine note touts Dr Thomas' Electric Oil for cuts sprains burns and scalds praising a 20 percent and 6 percent variation and listing drugstores as sellers in America over 23 years.
A historical survey recalls attempts to mine coal in Nebraska, focusing on Cass County near J. W. Thomas farm and the Plattermeusy Water Co site. Deposits resembled coal but proved uneconomical, as other ventures also failed to turn a profit, leaving Nebraska’s coal industry as an unrealized dream despite some pockets of limited use and local interest.
The article celebrates the lasting service of Andrew Carnegie to mankind through his library philanthropy. It notes the local Carnegie library as a thriving center with new reference works, drawing thousands daily for study and public benefit in a city boasting a major literary collection and community outreach.
Estes Williams received a message last evening informing him that his father Henry Williams had suffered a paralyzing stroke. The report notes the illness as the primary event and mentions concern for his father's condition.
Readable text describes stores selling a commodity at a price of twelve dollars per barrel with unclear context and many garbled words. Limited identifiable entities include no clear persons organizations or locations.
An unreadable line hints at confirming the size of an item at the Journal office and checking who precedes in a list. The text is garbled and lacks clear nouns or dates.
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