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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1901
Page
4
A jobber moves stock with late purchase prices 25 to 33 percent below early season rates. The sale features blankets and comfortables and aims to reduce inventory before invoicing as a “let out” lot.
The ad claims a bundled purchase including underwear for men and women and asserts unbeatable prices in the city. It promotes the supplier as a headquarters for this class of goods and guarantees unmatched value.
Large shipment of factory samples includes gloves mittens and caps offered at half the usual retail price. Call to see why hundreds have bought in recent weeks.
Advertisements show Crabill jewelers offering engraved items and a large ring selection. Gering & Co promote Kodak discounts, Laxative Bromo Quinine, Continen tal whiskey, and cigars while Wurl & Coffey push a line of Christmas gifts. Local residents like Paul Strate and R. V. Willems renew subscriptions as terms for furniture sales and stove purchases are advertised.
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Ed Donat’s offers Continental whiskey aged twenty one years with no comparisons. Sattler Furniture employs Chris Koehne after Christmas for picture framing. Acorn five cent cigars advertised. Ptak & Bajeck advertise goods from Plattsmouth Nebraska. County board seeks custodian for the courthouse with multiple applicants. Marriage licenses issued for several couples including Lohnes and All, Mumm and Timm, Grebe and Plaeger, Bates and Crissman. Cigars priced a dollar per fancy box twenty five. X mas cigars sixty cents per box of twelve.
In Nehawka the report tells of a calf slain by a hunter described as careless with meat and wants the culprit to face penalties. John Murdoch suffered a wagon accident last Tuesday with a painful bruise and no obvious broken bones. Daniel Tromble plans a Connecticut visit after selling out inJim River Valley. Edna Tucker returns from Murray where she cared for Mrs Bayless with smallpox. Missouri Public Bridge crew repaired bridges to Union.
Rev Spriege ill last week as Maple Grove farmers cut wood for winter. Harris rents Levi Ruster’s farm for next year. Gansemeier travels to Gale county to visit uncle. Puls and Hild attend Modern Woodmen in Mynard. Norris visits from Grand Island. Puls shells corn at Murray for 61 cents a bushel. Anna Martin visits sister in Plattsmouth. Miss Puls visits Marie Spriegel. Wenké injures foot and will be laid up weeks. Duck match at Hild’s. Glen and Ida Boedeker visit Plattsmouth. Pearlman offers 30 percent discount on furniture through holiday sale.
George Cutler accelerates construction of his new opera house. He plans to use acetylene lights for the building. David Peterson, a bachelor farmer, roams the village. his business remains unclear.
Farmers near Yutan Nebraska contracted to sell their land to a Waterloo buyer for ashes. J B Riley of Wlattsmouth asked the county board for an electric car line franchise through Sarpy County. Mel Rose Cream for chapped hands is sold by Gering & Co. Sam Reed was killed when logs rolled off a wagon near the Wyant farm south of Glenwood while he walked beside the wagon to keep pace with the load.
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