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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
5
The bank states its goal to excel in every service and adopt improvements for patrons. It emphasizes progressiveness as a watchword and commitment to study ways to enhance present offerings and add new ones for customer benefit.
Numerous residents and visitors are reported across Murray Plattsmouth and South Omaha. Carloads of cattle hogs and goods moved to South Omaha market while local residents travel for business and social visits. The piece notes illness births and a potential best carrier choice awaiting decision alongside a tale of a mule death.
A note thanks numerous friends for kindness and meals while ill. Oscar Natlor expresses gratitude for thoughtful support and friendship during illness.
Edward Murphy of near Man tex and wife left with Omar Coon for Texas on a ten day southern tour. Their son, while riding a horse, was injured when the horse fell, fracturing his leg. Dr. G H Gilmore set the fracture and the patient is doing well though restless and eager to move.
Mr and Mrs William Puls Sr mark fifty years of marriage on February 12. They have spent most of their married life in Cassecounty Nebraska and will observe the anniversary with suitable observances chronicled in the Journal.
The rural carrier exam opened by Lee Kaisa’s resignation at Murray drew several candidates from Murray and nearby. Three men, E. W. Milburn, William Bininer, and an additional finalist, passed the test, completing the selection process for the post.
Murray Nebraska contractor J A Scotten advertises cheerful estimates on all work wanted, inviting prospective clients to contact for project pricing and completion.
Fraak Allen, long employed on area farms and later a driver for Doctors Brendel, collapsed and died at Bee Springs a few days ago. He will be remembered by older residents as an excellent man.
The Rhode family rejoices at the birth of a son last Sunday. The parents and the newborn are doing well. The grandfather George W Rhoden faced a serious illness but is improving and back at work as a sign he will recover.
Brother of B A Root Dr R D Root died near Big Springs at over 60. Born September 6 1856 in Dekath county Indiana he practiced medicine in Elmwood Wabash Murrax and Big Springs. Survived by wife four sons two daughters and several grandchildren. funeral planned in Big Springs.
A group of local hosts gathered at the Herren residence last Saturday evening to show appreciation for the Herren family. The event highlighted neighborliness and kindness that has enriched the neighborhood for many years. Guests enjoyed a pleasant time and extended well wishes for the couple’s future.
Time Long Oscar Nailor, held in quarantine since New Years Day, found time long and weary but has occupied himself by talking to crows from his upstairs window. He is released and back at work, with his advertisement for an opening alarm appearing in this paper.
Stockholders held their annual meeting last weekend and praised a strong year of business with profits covering expenses. Officers elected include W. G Boedeker as president Fred Niutzman as vice president and Ludwig Halles as cashier. The bank serves the community and supports farming interests.
Herbert Reins of Plattsmouth and Miss Mary Wilson married in Council Bluffs Iowa after obtaining a license. They returned to Plattsmouth to begin married life. The bride, a popular local figure born in Missouri, and the groom, lifelong county resident, are praised by the Journal.
Two year old pure bred Shorthorn bull for sale. Ivan Deles Dernier contact at Murray exchange Tel 1220. 122-4tw.
The article reflects on Jesus farewell address from the upper room after the supper. It contrasts biblical teachings with Washington and Lincoln orations, praising the Son of God as the ultimate guide and affirming faith in the Father through Jesus works.
Henry S. Long of Murray Nebraska offers three work horses with harnesses and a wagon with two wheel sets, including low iron and wool wheels. Assets described as excellent and trusty for farm use.
Charles Warga and his wife traveled from their home south of town this morning and boarded the early Burlington train to Omaha for a day visit with friends.
St. Edward Nebraska January 1 A Boone County Advance editor urged local maidens to pursue bachelors as leap year prospects. He boasted five engagements this year and listed desirable men George Rapp Frank Lichtter and Ine Migre as prime catches for wedding bells before next Christmas.
Washington reports about 20 100 Europeans are in Cuba awaiting a chance to slip into the United States, according to immigration commissioner W. W. Husband. He testified before the House appropriation committee that many seek the northern border over the southern due to Mexico entry limits and nearer locations.
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