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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1905
Page
6
Murray residents share visits and travels with Plattsmouth Omahan trips. Christmas shopping at Holmes & Smith and local poultry butter and eggs prices are highlighted. Meetings at the Christian church, evangelist Hamilton, and public notices of business and school events fill the column.
The Royal Highlanders gathered Saturday evening at Miss Florence McDonald's home one mile east of Murray for a regular meeting. A fine supper followed and attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gapen, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Banard, Mrs. Brisbin, Mrs. Brendel, and several Misses including Viola Young Minnie J. Wood Anna Belle Moore Etta Nickles. A Christmas sale at Holmes Smith Mynard and a Rock Creek schoolhouse Xmas program on December 25 with Santa Claus and a snow ball gift event were announced.
In Justice Archer's court Thomas Campbell sues John Law and Mont Robb asking a writ of replevin to recover 200 bushels of shelled corn claimed by Law as his own. The petition states rental terms required Law to deliver the corn to Robb for Campbell's payoff and a hearing is set for next Saturday.
Dr E B Tuteur extols cheerfulness as salvation and promotes Tuiner’s American Elixir of Bitter Wine as a pre meal tonic. Aimed at stimulating appetite and digestion, the remedy claims to improve blood, digestion, and overall health, with availability at drugstores and mailing advice from Jos Tuiner of Chicago.
Level separator No 1 for sale used one year good as new price 70 cost 100 call Mrs A G Green 4 miles west of Plattsmouth old Holshuh place Also three milk cows for sale at 50 each Tomorrow is shortest day of year Lincoln Journal notes sun length nine hours twenty seven minutes today nine hours twenty seven tomorrow twenty six next day nine twenty seven Shadows turn back adds to Christmas cheer
Joe Schmarder an Atwood stone quarry employee in Louisville suffered a broken arm in an accident today details of how the injury occurred were not provided.
Special to the Omaha World-Herald from Murdock notes Cass county soil prices remain firm with H. B. Waldron selling his 160 acre farm near town to Albert E. Lake for 18000 dollars, 11250 per acre, up from 9500 paid in 1900. The case hints at legal enforcement and local business details plus ads and notices about medicines and local contests.
Rev. D. A. Youtzy filed a complaint against Ed Egenberger in Judge Archer's court alleging that on election day November 7, 1905 the saloon windows were blinded with show.
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