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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1923
Page
7
Old Solomon Way inspires a town to hold a community tree for birds and wildlife. The plan, supported by youth and the minister, leads to a festive Christmas in a farmer’s pasture with meat scraps for birds and a watched deer, rabbit, and squirrel presence, strengthening communal care.
New York December reports show multiple industrial firms and banks approving extra dividends. The People's Gas Co raises quarterly to 1% from 1/2% and American Surety Co adds 0.5% atop 2% regular. American Exchange National Bank issues 4% quarterly at 16% annual, Westmoreland Coal adds 1% plus 2% quarterly, Illinois Traction declares an extra $1.50 on common stock.
Omaha dispatch reports Bishop BE V Shayler of Nebraska’s Episcopal diocese addressing church controversy over doctrines including virgin birth. He urges allowances for heated debates and lists critics as church imps and heresy hunters.
A group of Plattsmouth men set out Sunday afternoon aiming to beat the long distance walking record held by Dad Weston and Geneval Coxey. They traveled toward Omaha along the Missouri Pacific tracks, covering miles in four hours before turning back via rail. Bill, Ray, Stuart, and Fred J report stiffness after their trek.
Plattsmouth shop offers a large selection of gift items across all lines at strong prices making it a convenient stop for Christmas shoppers.
Rebel reinforcements push Obregonist troops from San Marcos on the railroad east of Mexico City. Obregonist vanguard remains along the line with headquarters at Huamantla led by General Eugenio Martinez. Meanwhile workers volunteers pass from Mexico City to Puebla to join anti De La Huerta fight.
Union Stock Yards South Omaha December 19 report shows cattle receipts 4,700 with prices steady to firmer on attractive offerings. Hogs advance a nickel with activity and higher bids. Fat lambs sell lower amid 13 4 hundred fresh sheep and lambs on hand. best wool tops brought 31.90.
Boxed Norris Noies advertised at Bates Corner Book and Tionery Store. Local catalog note highlights availability for readers seeking the famed Norris Noies.
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