Peace Congress admits women debate in risky venue
Various excerpts reflect satirical, disconnected items from a historical page, commenting on politics, war, media, and society. Headlines mock bureaucracy, inflation, and public figures while noting Red Cross drives and wartime sentiments.
Increased emphasis on naturalization and alien surveillance
The Nebraska City News argues for stricter naturalization measures amid wartime concerns. It cites a census of unlawful aliens and a training program to promote American institutions, with deportation or surveillance for the unfit and privileges of citizenship tied to suffrage.
Book Keeper Reports Tanlac Relief and Weight Gain
H G Smith a long time Tramway Mine book keeper in Butte Montana says Tanlac helped his severe stomach pain constipation headaches and back pain and he gained seventeen pounds now at 145. He credits renewed appetite energy and strength and recommends Tanlac to others, noting stores across multiple towns sell it.
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H. G. Smith
Butte
Mont
Mr. Smith
Jefferson Island
Tanlac
J. G. Pricke & Co
Alvo
Alvo Drug Co
Avoca
C. EB. Cope
South Bend
E. Starzenerceer
Greenwood
E. F. Smith
Meier Drug Co
Brimwood
L. A. Tyson
Murdock
H. V. McDonald
Louuisville
Blakes Pharmacy
Eagle
F. W. Bloomenkamp
Union
FB. W. Keedy
War's Havoc Among Civilians and War Epidemics
The New York Post notes that up to 300000 civilians may have died in the last 12 weeks in the United States from influenza and pneumonia. It compares battlefield losses to disease mortality in past wars and cites cholera and other epidemics abroad as adding to civilian deaths.
US Urged by Kerensky to Save Russia from Britain and France
A remark cites Mr Kerensky urging the United States to aid Russia against British and French pressure. The speaker jokes about avoiding taking Kerensky and Russia into alliance, implying skepticism about intervention.
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Kerensky
United States
Russia
Great Britain
France
Britain
Two Wives Fatal Act Sparks Bigamy Murder Arrest
A Southern man discovers two wives and kills the one he deems unnecessary to avoid arrest. He is now jailed for murder as critics say the government blocks law-abiding reform.
Soldiers Return Home Pressed Back to Jobs
Our soldier boys are gradually returning home one or two at a time and many have returned to work. They are truly entitled to their old positions.
Order to Show Cause in Estate Sale License
In Cass County Nebraska the district court orders Henry Snoke administrator to show cause why a license to sell portion of Elisabeth Summer estate should not be granted. Hearing set January 11, 1919 at 10 am in Molaxmouth. Publication to four consecutive weeks in the Ma tsmouth Journal.
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Cass County
Henrys Snake
Kenry Snake
Elisabeth Summer
Aeld Engahet
Henry Sool
Estete
Mlauxmouth
Henry Snoke
Matsmouth
Ames T. Begley
WS Jona
District Court
County seeks bids for books and stationery supplies
Case county issues proposals for 1918 books blanks and stationery including mortgage ledgers deeds probate records and general indexes plus standard office supplies. Bid deadline noon January 1 1919 with bids opened at the first January meeting.
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Case County
Mortmardts
Juinen
Byron Weeton
Jterger
Whiting
Ross
Venholders
Arnell
Strasors
Faber
Doxen
Istabrook
Congress
Denison
Diet’s
Erk Spd
Frank J. Libershat
County
Clers
Guardianship Sale Of Henry Ikenbary Estate Cass County
Court notices sale of real estate in Cass County Nebraska under guardianship of Henry Ikenbary. Judge James T Begley ordered sale for cash at Plattsmouth Court House on January 1 1919 at 1 PM. Property: Lot 4 in NW 1/4 of SW 1/4 and Lot 5 in SW 1/4 of SW 1/4 Section 19 Township 12 Range 14 Cass County Nebraska. Dated December 16 1918. Alice Johnson Guardian.
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James T. Begley
District Court
Cass County
Nebraska
Crane
Court House
Plattsmouth
Alice Johnson
Henry Iikenbury
Lmo
Fancy stationery as a Christmas gift at the Journal office
A brief notice notes fancy stationery makes a suitable Christmas gift for any family member and directs readers to the Journal office for the big line.
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Journal
Birthday Tribute To L B Brown On 75 Years
On December 20 1845 L B Brown was born and now marks seventy five years. A lifelong resident of Perkins House he remains active and single with many friends who honor him. The note praises his helpful acts and cheerful spirit as he approaches a full century of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Brown
Perkins House
Brother Brown
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