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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1908
Page
8
Lieutenant Brant leads a daring rescue in Glencaid as a mob hunts Bob Hampton for a murder he did not commit. Brant’s force disperses the mob and targets the danger from the Shasta mine, while Naida Gillis confronts the lovers’ barrier and Hampton fights for his life.
Elmwood Walter, eldest son of Charles Branson, is quite sick with typhoid fever. Will Miller and wife rejoice over the arrival of a baby boy at their home Tuesday morning. Wm. Buster was on the cripple list several days this week, caused by running a rusty nail in his foot. Drs. Munger and Neely operated on Mrs. McQueen of Weeping Water at the Munger hospital Thursday morning. T. H. Pollock from Plattsmouth disposed of telephone stock to Elmwood people Friday. Mrs. Keifer, confined to Dr. Munger's hospital the past two weeks, returned home to Alvo Tuesday. Mrs. Philip Stoehr of Plattsmouth returned yesterday after a month visiting her son George. Wm. E. Deck, formerly of Ithica now in Montana, visited Elmwood friends en route from Florida, guest of John Gerry Stark. Miss Rose Russel died at her sister Mrs. Wm. John’s home Wednesday night from consumption. funeral at Catholic church this afternoon. L. F. Langhorst received word of his uncle Wm. Fricke's sudden death from paralysis in New Bremen Ohio. Fricke visited Elmwood relatives about two years ago and will be remembered by many. Williams will start for home next Wednesday.
Miss Spencer, agitated, pleads with Lieutenant Brant as distant gunshots echo. She insists a man is to be killed and names Wynkoop, Moffat, and McNeil while Brant moves to reach him amid mounting danger.
E. S. Lopez of Manilla New York a carpenter reports severe cuts healed by Bucklin's Arnica Salve. It has saved him suffering and dollars and is best healing salve he has found. Heals burns sores ulcers fever sores eczema and pimples. 25c at F C Fricke and Co drug store.
Adam Renchlet contracted small pox leading to a city quarantine. Manley State Bank reportedly thrives under new management. Night Operator Paulsen resumes Burlington semaphore duties in Louisville. Frank Rand visited his ill father in Omaha. Judge Wood mourns a valued milch cow killed after injury. Recent street drunkenness prompts marshal action and a subsequent warning from Judge Wood. M L Williams reports his mother’s improving health in Oklahoma, with word of return home. Mr and Mrs.
Charley Ratliff travels to Omaha for ear treatment and stays several days for care. Will Reynolds improves after a recent trip to Omaha for ear care. Ed Stanton arrives from Gary Indiana to take a ten day vacation with Union relatives. H R Dick Conrad leaves for Kansas City then Corydon Indiana to visit his boyhood home. Mrs Louise Mickle returns home from Nebraska City hospital slowly improving. Elmer Fimple injures his right ankle in a hand car incident and is taken to the Omaha company hospital. Edward Carper of Grahama Virginia visits after a trip to Lebanon Kansas and reunites with old friends and Union kin.
An endorsement notes Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is safe under the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates. Memphis Times editor praises its effectiveness and urges customers to buy only the genuine in the yellow package from F G Fricke & Co.
An ad advises taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to cleanse the stomach and regulate the liver and bowels. It mentions a 25 cent price and free samples at F. G. Fricke & Co's drugstore.
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