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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
5
A vintage advertisement touts Gent’s and Boy’s Ready-to-Wear Clothing and Furnishings with claims of correct weave workmanship styles and prices, inviting shoppers to visit the store for reliable apparel selections.
District court rules that a new trial may be granted on one of multiple joined causes of action while allowing the verdict on the other. The decision discusses how separate issues may be retried independently, with emphasis on proper jury instructions and the distinction between two separate verdicts. A concurrent note reports a vehicle crash near a Burlington bridge injuring five travelers.
The undersigned pur chased the former Adair Cafe on Fourth Street in the Gund building and will continue the name as a first class up to date restaurant. G. L. Mullis and J. C. Drady part of the venture.
The democratic representative Col M A Bates from Cass and Otoe counties begins his new duties with strong support. A State Journal caucus note and the Bee praise Bates, who stands tall with a gold headed cane and silk hat. He aims for the printing committee chair and seeks meaningful influence, not mere token status.
C O Eldridge of Empire Georgia extols Dr. Kings New Discovery as the top cure for coughs colds and throat and lung troubles. He says it has cured his children’s croup and endorses the medicine available at F G Fricke & Co with a trial bottle free and a guaranteed price of sixty cents to one dollar.
The board approved bonds for road overseers Geo A B Hicks M Sulser and Frank Rouse justice of the peace C B Hulbert and constable W S Kitsell. They accepted quarterly totals from Beeson Rosencrans Schneiders and Quinton and ordered bids for county printing and for a county physician district services and pauper burial. J H Tams reappointed superintendent of the poor farm for 1909.
The advertisement states fever sores and chronic sores should be kept healthy with Cham berlain's salve. It claims the salve has no superior for this purpose and is also excellent for chapped hands sore nipples burns and skin diseases. For sale by F. G. Fricke & Co.
Policy holders are advised the Platte Mutual Insurance Co. will hold its annual meeting at Judge M. Archer’s offices at ten o'clock a.m. on Saturday January 6 for renewing the annual statement and electing directors for the ensuing term. Henry R. Gerling, See, W. J. White, Pres.
A retail ad announces a pre inventory sale on suits with a 10 to 20 percent reduction. It states the sale is bonafide on new merchandise and not an auction of old stock, backed by the store’s guarantee.
The Evening News and the Semi-Weekly News-Herald plant sold this afternoon at a three o'clock trustees sale at the office. Two bidders entered the lista, C. A. Rawls starting at 500 dollars, Commissioner Freidrich adding 100, then Rawls bidding to 700 dollars, after which the sale ended. Rawls became owner for 700 dollars. Creditor claims appear unrecovered after expenses and labor dues. Rumors of reorganization and future policy circulate but nothing definite.
Mr. J. P. Clote of Edina Missouri reports relief from stomach trouble using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The product is sold by F. G. Fricke & Co with claims of superior effectiveness over other remedies.
Tuesday sale brings a fine walnut log into the city and shipped to Brady Nebraska for C. B. Schleicher. Ten feet long and fifteen inches diameter. Brady lodge plans to cut and dress tables for their lodge room. The wood is a fine specimen of walnut with handsome potential for the rooms.
Notice in brief for a sly room house in good repair for rent. Inquire at J H Becker for details and terms.
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