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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1918

Page

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New McMahen Garage Opens With Advanced Facilities

The J K McMahen & Sons garage opens a modern complex on Washington Avenue featuring twin gasoline stations, private car compartments, a 250 car public storage capacity, a top tier machine shop with a traveling crane and thawing vat, nine thousand dollars in tires, and a marble walled display room. Managers Henry McMahen and Harry Clark guide visits as the facility pledges courteous public service.

J. K. McMahen & Sons Twlav Washington Messrs Henry McMahen Harry Clark O. K Arso U. K

Elevator Fire Destroys Mill in Elmwood

Fire at Henry Rudge elevator near midnight destroys the structure with about three thousand bushels of grain saved for hog feed. Incendiary origin suspected as Home Guard units assist in salvaging remaining grain and securing city property.

Henry Rudge Council of Defense Home Guard Home Guards Elmwood Eagle

Nolte Couple Relocate to Murray Area Farm

Fred Nolte and his wife travel to Omaha for a visit and the Auto show. They are moving from Bristol South Dakota to a farm northwest of Murray known as Roswell Morrow farm, formerly owned by Adam Kraegzer who has left for LaPorte Colorado to pursue ranching and stock-raising.

Fred Nolte Omaha Mr. Nolte Bristol South Dakota Murray Roswell Morrow Adam Kraegzer LaPorte Colorado

Return of Henry Hess from Greenville visit with ill brother

Henry Hess arrived home from Greenville South Carolina with his brother August who has rheumatism affecting his heart. August serves Uncle Sam on the South Carolina coast and is reported improving after a rough spell worsened by rain mud and cold.

Henry Hess Greenville South Carolina August Uncle Sam Henry Hess

A Word to Mothers from Mrs Bedard on Foley's Honey and Tar

Mrs E J Bedard of Cowichan Wash endorses Foley s Honey and Tar as the best remedy for coughs and colds. She says a bottle is kept at home for children and that it heals raw surfaces loosens phlegm eases hoarseness and breathing and checks racking coughs. Sold everywhere.

E. J. Bedard Cowich Foley

Ford Car Prices Rise As Costs Increase

From Monday's Traits the Ford touring car price climbs 25 percent to 450 dollars f o b Detroit while the Roadster rises 75 dollars to 436 dollars. Other styles also advance reflecting higher eggs oats and clothes pins.

Ford Detroit Mich

Frank Tyhledal Dies at Prague

Frank Tyhledal, brother in law of Frank Janda Sr., died at his Prague home last Friday. Funeral and burial were held there on Sunday with a large hometown turnout. Attendees from this city included Cyrill Janda, Frank Janda and wife, Mrs. Vincent Slatinsky, Charles Vitoucek, Mrs. Anton Caloupka, Mrs. J. J. Swoboda, and Mrs. J. M. Hiber.

Frank Tyhledal Frank Janda Sr Prague Cyrill Janda Frank Janda Vincent Slatinsky Charles Vitoucek Anton Caloupka J. J. Swoboda J. M. Hiber

Camp Funston visitor makes brief city stop

From Mondays Daily Ed Bushus who went to Camp Funston last summer and has been there since was a visitor in this city for a short time coming Saturday.

Bushus Camp Funston

Soldier Bashus Eyes Eastward Move After Return Home

Mr Bashus reported back yesterday afternoon and expressed relief at being home among friends in Plaitsmouth. He expects to be sent elsewhere soon, likely to the east, though he has no information on when or where.

Mr. Bashus Plaitsmouth

Reception for Sherman Taylor in Wymore on wedding day

The Wymore Daily Arbor State reports a humorous wedding reception as Sherman Taylor Jr and his bride traveled in a wagon hitched to a spring buggy. The procession included Dr. Douglas and V. V. Rice, drum, and were followed by coon dogs and friends in a festive, mock kidnapping style sendoff through Wymore streets.

Mauda Es Padi Sherman Taylor Wvymore Mr Taylor Sherman Taylor, Jr Mr. Taylor Edwin Taylor

Rejected for Physical Deficiency by Canadian Army

From Mortas's Tethys Henry G. Soennichsen and Major Arries recently went to Oneda and then to Chicago to enlist in the Canadian Army. During the physical they were found physically deficient and sent home last evening after prior rejections by the American army. They had hoped to join the Dominion army.

Mortas Tethys Henry G. Soennichsen Major Arries Oneda Chicago Dominion

Return to their school work after visit to city

Miss Hinerl Hunnicutt an instructor at Central College Central City and Miss Portia Kelloge a student accompanied by Mrs M S Briggs departed this morning for Central City to resume their school work tomorrow after attending the Oratorical contest in Omaha last week.

Tonite Hinerl Hunnicutt Central College Central City

Earl Schwennacher Receives Sub Store Keeper Promotion

From Tuesdays Dalle Earl Schwennacher of the Burlington shops supply department has risen from packer and shipping clerk to sub store keeper in charge of a department. The change follows faithful work and careful attention to duties.

Dalle Earl Schwennacher Burlington Keper Earl

Licensed to Marry In Mondas County

A marriage license was issued by the county judge for L. A. Boernemier 21 of Murdock and Miss Marjory Hall of near Alvo to wed Saturday evening.

Mondas L. A. Boernemier Murdock Marjory Hall Near Alvo

Folk's Kidney Pills Advertise Women's Health

A vintage advertisement claims Foly's Kidney Pills cleanse the blood to ease aches in muscles and joints and reduce puffiness under the eyes. It targets women as needing the best medicines for a disordered system and asserts the product is sold everywhere.

Foly

Dean's Ointment Ad For Skin Ailments 60c

For skin itchiness rashes chap and pimples try Deans Ointment. Priced at 60 cents at all drug stores.

Dean

Lecture Course Committee Reports Finances

The committee presents a financial statement for the winter Lyceum course, noting a net deficit of 541.52 after receipts of 7900 from 1917-18 ticket sales and 2.52 balance from last year. Guarantors owe 77 for opera house expenses. guarantors of last year remain responsible for this year, treating both as one obligation. Receipts from Apollo concert ticket sales expected to reduce the deficit.

Harley Wiles Improves After Severe Illness

Harley Wiles has battled a serious illness under extreme conditions. Strong constitution, medical care, and nursing have moved him past the highest danger point, with signs of improvement and hopeful recovery for his many friends.

Harley Wiles

For Sale Two five room cottages on monthly payments

R. B. Windham advertises two five room cottages on monthly payments and accepts other property or Liberty Bond as first payment. The offer includes ten and a half acres, improved, with similar terms and trade options.

R. B. Windham

Years Change since City Council of 1893

At a recent council gathering a card listing 1893 city officers surfaced. One member still lives in Plattsmouth after twenty five years with many others moved on to different duties or cities. The card shows Mayor C. M. Butler and City Clerk W. K. Fox along with councilmen W. D. Jones G. H. Loneenhaven Charles D. Grimes F. H. Steimker P. H. Mahoner Herman Spies Joseph W. Hridge A. J. Graves Joseph Lake and Wash Smith.

Plattsmouth M. Butler W. K. Fox City W. D. Jones G. H. Loneenhaven Charlies D. Grimes F. H. Steimker Prp

Visiting at Blair with Rhoddy party

J C Rhoddy of near Union and his wife Mrs Rhoddy with daughter Rose visited the city for business at the courthouse and then went to Blair to stay with Mrs Roddy's parents the Alfred Stevenses. The Roddy family had the Journal sent to their Union home as a bi weekly visitor.

J. C. Rhoddy Near Union Court House

Will Farm This Year in West From Thursday's Stants George W Hall

George W. Hall formerly with the Kroehler Brothers has arranged to farm west of Fares Colorado. He bought a tractor with a plow from B. Ebersole and will soon go west to prepare the land for summer work. His son Leslie will assist. Mrs Hall will stay here for now and return later.

George W. Hall Kroehler Brothers Fares Colorado Ene Othas B. Ebersole Leslie Mr. Hall

Harley Wiles Little Better

B F Wiles returns from Omaha to visit his son in the hospital and reports a slight improvement after a severe illness, with hopes for further gains.

Harley

Dean's Hegulets Promote Digestive Ease

A brief medical note states a lazy liver causes chronic dyspepsia and constipation. Dean's Hegulets in 30c boxes are claimed to act mildly on the liver and bowels and are available at all drug stores.

Dean

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McMaken & Sons Middle West Mississippi General Office Messrs. McMahen & Sons Public Storage Department Elmwood Grain House 3. J. Moore Red -Oak L. F. Langhurst Cass County Frank Tylledal Selves Opera House Nah Prem Thersdays Dali Blair West B. F. Wiles Treasury Department Collector of Internal Revenue First National Bank
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