Christmas Visits Connect Louisvillians Across Town
Mr and Mrs William Ossenkop and son Marion travelled to Plattsmouth to spend Christmas with Mrs Ossenkop s sisters Mrs Frank Schlater and family Miss Myrtle Clifford home from Hobson MT for the holidays to visit her mother Mrs C G Clifford and relatives B D Thompson of Ashland visited with Mr and Mrs Henry Ahl John Lohnes of Cedar Creek stayed overnight at the Ad home and now lives with his son George in Cedar Creek Lynden Markham of Chicago spent Christmas with aunt Mrs Emmeline Hannant and cousins Mrs Sehlater and Mrs Reichart Mrs Hannant recovering from illness Elwin Hunter of Shelby and his mother Mrs Rachel Neves visited Louisville over Christmas Ruth Noves former Louisville teacher and class sponsor in 1919 entertained class members at her mother s home Corporal Alvin C Huff viết from Siberia writing home and sending greetings to Louisville friends and noting long service in that country
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William Ossenkop
Marion
Plattsmouth
John Lohnes
Cedar Creek
Lohnes
George
Lynden Markham
Chicago
Alvin C. Huff
Siberian
Louisville
Alvin
Wright
Elmwood Leader Echo News From Scottsbluff Area
Noel Tyson returns to Scottsbluff as Scottsbluff High School principal. Martha Bornemeier recover ing from tonsil operation at Emil Bornemeier’s home. A child undergoes adenoids and tonsils removal and recovers well. Families visit Simon Bornemeier home near Manley for Christmas. Local farmer Henry Meiermergen sows clover sod amid deep snow, hoping for moisture later. Clark Gonzales and wife welcome a baby girl on December 25, 1919 with many well wishes. Homecoming and Christmas dinner gather Tyson family and relatives in Scottsbluff and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Tyson
Scottsbluff
Scottsbluff High School
Martha Bornemeier
Emil
William Rueter
Ed Bornemeier
Emil Bornemeier
Carl Rickert
Simon Bornemeier
Manley
Henry Meiermergen
Henry
Clark Gonzales
Clark
For Sale J E Barwick property two lots and modern house
For sale the J. E. Barwick property comprising two lots and a six room modern house with bath. Inquiries may be directed to Mabel F. White at phone number 204.
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J. E. Barwick
Mabel F. White
Wolph Bros Win At International Livestock Show
The Wolph brothers Paul and Conant boast multiple top prizes at the International Live Stock Exposition and Poland-China section. They exhibited six Galloways in five breeding classes earning three firsts and several other placements plus a calf that won the Galloway best in show award. A single Hampshire pig earned a fifth place.
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News-Ledgers
Paul
Conant Wolph
Hampshire
Nehawka News-Ledger
Purchases Lighting Plant By Local Farmer
John M. Meisinger, a progressive county farmer, bought a Phelps lighting system. Jess F. Warga, local Phelps agent, will install the plant to light his home and power his barn, outbuildings, and farm facilities, aiming for city comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Meisinger
Phelps System
Jess F F. Warga
Phelps Company
Wall Paper Paints Glass Picture Framing
Frank Gobelman offers services in wall papering painting glazing and framing crafts. Local ad highlights materials and home decoration work with emphasis on detailed finish and customer satisfaction.
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Frank Gobelman
Weeping Water Notes Weddings Visits and Festive Cheer
Miss Jeanette Teegarden travels to Hiteman Iowa for Miss Charlotte Hungate wedding. Mrs Sidney Marshall hosts Christmas dinner for Plattsmouth and Minatare visitors. Tom Crozier's 50th anniversary celebrated with sister-in-law visit. E C Dehning injures hands with lye while visiting Louisville. Frank Cottingham and Cleo Adkinson wed December 24 1919 at Weeping Water Neb. The couple plan to reside with Cottingham's mother and later move to Hu Marquardt farm north of town.
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Jeanette Teegarden
Hiteman
Iowa
Charlotte Hungate
Mace
Katie Rich
Ralph
Sidney Marshall
Minatare
A. L. Marsall
Lee Marshall
Herman Hough
Plattsmouth
James Eikendall
Norman
Oklahoma
Tom Crozier
Eikendall
Crozier
Emil Dehning
Louisville
George Carey
Frank’ Cotingham
Avoca
Cleo Adkinson
Weeping Water
W. H. Riley
Nebr
Frank
Henry Adkinson
Pedigreed Short Horn Roan Bull For Sale
For sale a two year old pedigreed short horn roan bull. Contact H. J. Thiele at phone number 1725 in Nehawka Nebraska.
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H. J. Thiele
Local Notes and Family News from Eagle Beacon
William Bahr of Milford, a former Eagle resident, greets old friends. Irvin Stall welcomes a baby daughter born Monday. Mrs. Frank Lanning returns home from Lincoln hospital after surgery. Mrs. Jesse Horn undergoes an operation for abscess in Omaha. A baby girl arrives for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chedester on December 21 with Grandpa Allen smiling. Gladys Bahr Sharp makes plans to wed Glenn Baker in Trenton on December 31. Dr. Parrish inspects several suspect milk cows at Harley Smith, Dick Wenzel, and Freda Handrock farms. Miss Bernese Horn leaves for Omaha to resume studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bahr
Milford
Eagle
Irvin Stall
Frank Lanning
Lincoln
Jesse Horn
Omaha
Paul Chedester
Grandpa Allen
Trenton
Neb
Gladys Bahr Sharp
William Sharp
Glenn Baker
Parrish
Elmwood
Harley Smith
Dick Wenzel
Freda Handrock
First Round Pain Reliever Sees Strong Sales
A famous external pain reliever for rheumatic aches sprains and neuralgic pains promotes fast relief. It is always ready for use without rubbing and promises quick results. Available at drug stores in 35c 70c and $1.40 packages.
Public Auction at Starkjohn Farm Near Plattsmouth and Cedar Creek
An auction notice for January 14 1920 at Starkjohn farm four miles west of Plattsmouth seven miles east of Cedar Creek lists seven head of mules one span of mules four years old and various weights plus farming implements including Osborn disc Deering binder Jenny Lind cultivator and Ford tractor attachment. Sale starts at 10 30 with lunch at noon and terms cash for sums under ten dollars and bankable notes with eight percent interest for larger amounts. Frank Blotzer Jr owner Wr. R. Young auctioneer George C. Dovey clerk.
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Federal Land Bank
Omaha
Graham & Peters
Omaha National Bank
Red
Frank Graham
Springfield
Starkjohn
Plattsmouth
Cedar Creek
Osborn
Deering
Jenny Lind
John Deere
Galesburg
Acme
Bradley
No Great Act of Heroism Required for Croup Care
The article notes that mothers need only give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first sign of croup, stressing its accessibility, promptness, and effectiveness and that many neglect this readily available treatment.
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Chamberlain
Meisinger Family Visits Town To Attend Business
Adam Meisinger and his son Arthur drove from Cedar Creek in a Buick touring car to town this morning to attend to various business matters.
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Adam Meisinger
Arthur
Cedar Creek
Stationery Line Ad Seeks Journal Office Call
Classified note invites inquiries to the Journal office about stationery items. Specifies contact via phone for orders or details and indicates a local business promotion.
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Journal
Farm Auction Near Plattsmouth Sets 1920 Sale of Livestock
Public auction on the William Hunter farm five and a half miles west of Plattsmouth on the Cedar Creek road features eight head of horses, twenty four cattle including five milk cows and four steers, four Duroc Jersey sows, 22 fall pigs, farming implements such as a John Deere disc and a Moline wagon, and miscellaneous gear. Lunch at noon, cash under ten dollars, larger sums on bankable notes due sale date. Auctioneered by W R Young for Joe Schiessl estate with R F Patterson clerked.
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William Hunter
Plattsmouth
Cedar Creek Road
John Deere
Rock Island Gang
Jenny Lind
Bradley Lister
McCormick
Local Wood Delivery Rates Advertised by Elbert Wiles
Cottonwood and maple black wood offered at 4 and 5 dollars per load with delivery. Contact Elbert Wiles at telephone S521 for orders. The ad promotes steady daily reach to the public year round.
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Elbert Wiles
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Pain
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Irvington
Farmers Co-Operative
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