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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
8
A reverent reflection on soldiers who died in the Civil War and the ongoing duty to honor their sacrifice. The address calls for gratitude to veterans and their families, respect for flag, memory across generations, and teaching children the meaning of sacrifice and patriotism.
An advertisement extols Burdock Blood Bitters as a national cure for dyspepsia and stomach weakness. It claims the product strengthens the stomach and aids digestion for all ages.
Fragment notes a product said to support digestion by boosting bile flow and purifying blood. It mentions membranes and claimed blood purification without concrete evidence or credible sources. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details.
The sisters of St Johns school held a simple graduation for one young man and six young ladies. Father Shine gave an address stressing duties to society and gratitude for the teaching. A Monday reception featured a five course luncheon as the term closes.
An auction at Pub Hc Auction in Plattsmouth Nebraska on Saturday June 11 1910 at 1 pm will sell two teams six and seven years old three teams weight 1000 to 1200 one saddle horse two yearling mules two yearling horses one jack Bob Hill Jr sire of strong mules one jack Don Pedro a good colt getter one carriage nearly new two rubber tired runabouts four buggies five sets of single harness seven wagons and more including plows drills and harvest machinery Terms: over 10 dollars on credit at 8 percent with security. under 10 cash. Barn residence and farm seven miles south of Plattsmouth also for sale SAM G SMITH WM DUNN auctioneers T M PATTERSON clerk.
Albert Blunt and Samp Karnes stole goods from a south bound Missouri Pacific freight train No. 194 near May 16. Karnes confessed to Special Agent J A Kendrick after intense questioning, claiming Blunt did the actual loading while he watched. Blunt was later captured in Nebraska City amid police efforts to locate him.
James Chalfant a well known farmer near Murray spends the day in the city attending to Disines’ matters after coming up this morning from his home.
The Catholic Sokols hosted a large and successful dance at their hall on West Elm Street. The regular orchestra from the institution played splendid numbers, earning high praise for the event and promising more dances soon.
Ed Dutton formerly of Plattsmouth now foreman of engines for the Burlington at Havelock arrived Saturday with an engine to have flues installed at local shops. He spent the evening visiting friends and renewing old ties, noting Plattsmouth’s growth and debunking slanderous reports. He left for Havelock Sunday morning.
The quote praises Dean's Reguleta for mild action and perfect bowel regulation, attributed to Geo. B. Krause of 106 Walnut Ave, Altoona, Pennsylvania.
Notice is given that the creditors of the estate of William P Bailey Jr deceased will meet the administrator before the Cass County Nebraska county judge in Plattsmouth on June 6, 1910 and December 27, 1910 at 9 o clock a m to present claims for examination and allowance. Six months are allowed for creditors to present claims and one year and six months for the administrator to settle. Witness my hand and seal May 23, 1910. Allen J Beeson County Judge Ramney Ramney Attorneys
The creditors of the deceased John George Hansen in Cass County Nebraska are to present their claims for examination, adjustment and allowance before the county judge at Cass County Courthouse Plattsmouth on June 12 1910 and December 17 1910 at 9 o'clock a.m. The administrator needs up to one year and six months to settle the estate from June 8 1910. William C. Ramey attorney.
Plattsmouth reports two Sunday and Memorial Day baseball games fought in mud and rain. Errors and erratic fielding marred play while Bardwell from Pekin Jr earned praise in relief for Plattsmouth and McCreary of the Hollys drew hits. A large crowd watched as Omahas’s Carter’s and the Hollys clashed with the home team.
A group of ladies walked to the woods near the Burlington bridge for a morning picnic breakfast in honor of Miss Howard who will travel to Sac City Iowa for a vacation. They enjoyed outdoor amusements and several snapshots were taken as bacon eggs and coffee were cooked over an open fire.
C E Wescott and wife plan to depart Thursday for Los Angeles where they expect to reside for six months. Mrs Wescott's health has improved during a trip east and this California sojourn is hoped to hasten recovery. Mr Wescott also shows health gains and looks younger. The Daily Journal will accompany them and report on Plattsmouth and nearby.
The M. W. A. band hosted a well attended gathering at their hall and Sokol park on west Pearl street for members and families. Music and social time made the event a homelike, pleasant afternoon and evening.
Mr Hugh Seiver and family of El Reno Oklahoma arrive for a weeks visit at the old home and to attend Mollie Seiver wedding at the M E Church tomorrow evening. Mrs Seiver is daughter of Theo Helm of Louisville and they will visit there before returning home. J M Messinger of Eight Mile Grove is spending the day in the city to look after business.
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