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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1924
Page
3
Mrs R C Pollard visited Lincoln for a few days in the early part of the week. Mrs George Pollard aided in the Sheldon store during the busy days before sales. Nelson Berger installed a radio at his home northeast of town during the week's start.
Nehawka residents and visitors discussed include John Wunderlich on business in Plattsmouth, George Pollard recovering from a cold, J S Chappell selling hogs to Nebraska City, and Henry Pollard resting at home. Several local trips occurred to Lincoln Omaha and Des Moines amid bad roads and winter conditions, with community events and repairs noted.
The Nehawka Gun Club arranges a Sunday shoot with geese, turkeys, and ducks as prizes. If weather cooperates a large crowd is expected. The event, just before Christmas, promises good material for Christmas dinner and a fun time for the boys. Check that the old gun is working and join in.
The Nehawka Odd Fellows lodge 214 will hold its installation on January fifth. Elective officers will be installed then, with appointive officers chosen beforehand. The group had previously selected their elective officers.
Readable fragments list Martin Rose as Noble Grand and W Jourgeson as Vice Grand with J G Wunderlich as secretary and Leo Switzer as treasurer in a fraternal society notice. The text preserves names and roles for the organization’s leadership.
The Weston Place gravel pit owned by Frank P. Sheldon tested by state offices is reported as suitable for graveling roads. Located near the O street road, it promises an excellent source of gravel when the main thoroughfare is gravell ed next summer.
Poor road conditions forced postponement of the Exgle versus Nehawka basketball game. Nehawka teams will instead play Elmwood squads this week, while Exgle cannot travel.
Just as we all make your Christ mas this year count double give beautiful pleasing and useful gifts. See what we have to offer Cedar chests easy rockers kitchen cabinets aluminum wire dressers coaster wagons and sleds and other articles which will make excellent gifts.
New stock of Gold Seal Congoleum in large and small sizes arrived at Joe Banning's. Ideal winter patterns. Visit the store to view and choose.
Taken up at a residence on a farm 1.75 miles north and 2 miles east of Alvo in Casa County Nebraska about December 1 1924 one dark red polled steer about 600 pounds has lingered on the farm The owner may reclaim by proving ownership paying upkeep and advertising costs If not claimed within 30 days the animal will be advertised and sold per law to cover charges Taken up by ANTON C KING d15 5tew
Advertises Burdock Blood Bitters as a family system tonic to build strength improve appetite aid digestion and promote joyful sleep. Priced at $1.25.
Mont Robb, noted grain dealer, visited the county seat Saturday for business and friends. Herman Hose of Avoca attended jury calling in district court as summoned petit juror Janes. Harry Jensen left for West Point after work with Fetter Shoe Co. Bailiff William Atchison traveled overnight to officiate at court. Attorney C. E. Tefft of Weeping Water arrived to handle district court matters. Mrs. T. A. Sullivan and daughter-in-law left for northeastern Iowa to visit relatives. Mrs. Margaret Lopp of Nehawka joined Plattsmouth State Bank as bookkeeper. Charles Johnson of the Burlington left for Miami and Florida seeking rest and climate for health.
Accredited Barred Rock hens for sale at 15 dollars per dozen if taken at once. Accredited Buff Orpington cockrels at 2 dollars each if taken at once. Contact Mrs Will Copple, Alvo Nebraska.
A brief note suggests constipation can cause headache dizziness and drowsiness. It promotes Dean's Regulats 30c as a mild opening medicine available at all stores.
Judge Allen J. Beeson oversees a guardianship proceeding naming George L. Farley as county commissioner to manage affairs for James Lambert of Nehawka. Lambert, elderly and frail, will be cared for at the county farm with access to his small funds for treatment.
The Senate confirmed several Nebraska postmasters in executive session. Mr Sarah I. Carritt of Calon will supervise mail distribution in that city, with the Calon post office moved into a presidential office on October 1 due to increased business.
Ralph J. Marshall, a former Plattsmouth musician and son of the late Dr. C. A. Marshall, will appear tonight with the Lang-McKay orchestra on Station WFAI Cincinnati. The 45 minute program starts at 7 p.m. Central, featuring Marshall in several solo selections.
A plate social event at Cedar Creek School invites all attendees for Friday night activities. Presented by teachers Inez Mundell and Bernese Ault with hospitality and community gathering in mind.
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