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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1913
Page
7
Charles Cullen Smith of Chicago headlines a big chorus with inspiring solos, highlighting performance artistry and choir leadership in a regional concert lineup.
Bids due by noon Friday June 27 1943 for grading and improvements on multiple sections in Plattsmouth Nebraska. Contracts require 28 foot road beds and 18 inch centers with fills and cuts of specified depths and a $100 bid security. Blueprints and details available at County Clerk office Plattsmouth with Allen J Beeson County Judge announcing May 28 1913.
News from Weeping Water includes visits by Loreng and Lorenz families from Council Bluffs, Lincoln hospital updates on appendicitis, a birth at Reynolds Delesdernier’s home, and local moves and jobs. A broken hip at home prompts medical care, new restaurant ownership changes, and regional travel for family events and school commencements.
John Peterson visits Defiance Iowa for a week with his parents. Miss Pearl Betts returns home for summer. A ten pound girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Henderson on May 28. Grandma Wallis seriously ill at daughter Mrs. McAllister’s home. Jay Peterson and wife celebrate a new baby boy born May 24. James Wall called from Lincoln due to his mother’s illness. Win Horn visits Lincoln to see his wife in hospital, reports improvement. An error corrected about Harry Gaddy’s child’s injury. The electric light plant engine arrived and wiring progresses. dynamo expected soon, Eagle residents to enjoy electric lights.
Frank Sehlichtemier pursues a Carter car while Mrs. Della Hart and her children visit from Plattsmouth. John Wunderlich tends nearby lands. W. Shrader ships hogs to South Omaha. J. M. Palmer ships a toad to cells. Lulu Opp ill, but improving after Omaha hospital stay. Frank and Mrs. Lemon return from Minnesota. his ill brother shows improvement. Mrs. D. St. John attends EF V Wilson funeral in Redondo Beach after a fatal accident. Wilson's successor dies similarly soon after. North town motorists accused of speeding. farmers threaten road drags to force road safety.
Urges treatment for ulcers boils eczema and skin troubles with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Cites Mrs. Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama who recovered from a leg ulcer in two weeks. Won’t cure all but offered at 25 cents and recommended by F. a. Fricke & Co.
Reames, proprietor of Cedar Creek Nebraska, announces Sanford's Place offers fee cream on Friday evening and all day Saturday and Sunday. Goma in and sea me appears as a playful note in town.
Forest Rose advertises its flour as the best on the market and invites customers to try it. The message emphasizes quality and urged readers to give the product a trial.
Advertises sweet potato plants for gale at two dollars per thousand. Inquiries directed to W. A. Barnhart on Lincoln Avenue, second house south of August Gorder.
Advertising copy claims most children suffer worms causing indigestion headaches nervousness and irritability. It touts Kickapoo Worm Killer candy lozenge as a remedy to expel worms regulate bowels tone the stomach and restore happiness with a guaranteed product from the Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
Robert Richter, the cigar manufacturer, touts Regalia Habana as the best. The brief note credits Richter with the product line and its high quality.
Advertises Dr King s New Life Pills as a gentle reliable laxative for the elderly claiming prompt action without pain. Priced at 250 and recommended by Pod Frieke & Co.
Advertises sweet potato plants for sale priced at per 100 with contact options S40-W and a person named Bred llesse for inquiries.
A classified notice advertises that placing a want ad in the Journal will secure prompt responses from readers seeking services and goods. The item highlights fast placement and broad reach within the local community.
Mrs. M. L. Melager visited Cedar Creek relatives over Sunday. Mrs. Frank Pettit has recovered from a serious illness. Ivan Thomas, formerly of Omaha, now in Fremont, visited his parents. S. B. McLearn from Omaha sold WYairs plans to move to Idaho Falls Wade. Westover of Valentine trades land for T. T. Ball property and plans rental housing. Gakemeier couple mourn a three week old died. funeral Friday. Dultie and Thelma Frater to Oklahoma for grandparents visit and Texas reunion then to Danbury.
A historical health blurb warns against rapid eating and links indigestion and constipation to fast meals. It advises thorough chewing and salivation, notes digestion starts in the mouth, and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for relief. Sold by all dealers.
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