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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
5
Buy a personal hair brush to guard your hair and scalp from infection and dandruff germs. Our selection features fine-quality brushes priced from 50¢ to 3.40, all offering high standards and great value. Let us show you a good brush.
Mr and Mrs T B Carpenter of Harrisburg Pa report kidney trouble for years but are cured by Foley Kidney Pills. They say although in their seventies they are numerous as thirty years ago. Pills claimed to stop sleep disturbing bladder weakness backache rheumatism and aching joints. Blank books available at Journal office.
Money the mint makes it and under the Continental Mortgage Company you can secure Heard per cent for any legal purpose on approved real estate Terms easy tell us your wants and we will cooperate with you Reetty & Company 513 Denham Building Denver Colo mentions Armour's Grape Juice demonstration on June 4th and 5th at Soennichsen's store.
Miss Maurine Lehnhoff and Mr. Earl Lynn Kilgore married last night at North Side Christian church in Omaha. The ceremony featured Lohengrin and Schubert music, with detailed bridal attire and gifts.
Emphasizes digestive power as key to disease resistance and promotes Triner's Elixir of Bitter Wine to expel waste and prevent auto intoxication while boosting appetite and digestion. Includes price $1.00 and Chicago address. Also recommends Triner's Liniment for rheumatic or neuralgic pains and swells or sprains with prices.
A consumer ad promises to remove freckles using ethine double strength. Apply an ounce nightly and morning from any druggist, with a money back guarantee if it fails. claims rapid improvement and a fair complexion.
The John Deere Plow Nine from Omaha will visit Sunday afternoon to challenge the Red Sox on their home diamond. Following a strong display against Omaha’s American League team last Monday, the Sox aim to improve and attract a large crowd for a likely competitive game.
The First District Cass County Sunday School association met at the First Methodist church in Mynard with 2 PM start led by Jesse P. Perry. Delegates reported strong district representation, a fine standard of excellence, and a generous supper on the Mynard lawn. Rev. Druliner and Rev. Elledge gave inspiring addresses, followed by officer elections led by Perry with multiple appointees from Plattsmouth, Union, Murray, and Mynard.
The Kensington club ladies visited Mrs John Rutherford’s home near the Missouri Pacific station yesterday afternoon. They sewed and socialized over a three course luncheon assisted by Mrs Martha Baumeister. Roses and white syringas formed the centerpiece as guests departed in pleasant mood.
Allen Wright Rhoden an early Cass County resident died May 3 1815 at Chalk Butte South Dakota after two years illness from Brights disease and heart trouble He was born December 1 1458 in Schuyler County Missouri and moved with family to Nebraska then Chalk Butte where he lived with his wife Adeline Lathrop He leaves a large family including eight children and several siblings Funeral was held May 25 at his Chalk Butte home with burial in Chalk Butte Cemetery
Governor Morehead expands state bank examiners by naming Sam Patterson of Alma to the post. A former legislator and banking veteran, Patterson is a cousin of U.S. Treasury auditor Sam Patterson and T. M. and R. F. Patterson of Cass County. He chaired the last House committee and is well regarded statewide.
This morning Misses Marie and Gretchen Donnelly Emma and Elizabeth Faber Lucille Gass Catherine Devey and Kathryn Windham left for Union where they will visit as guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Patterson.
Advertises Citrolax as relief for constipation sour stomach lazy liver and sluggish bowels. Claims quick stop to headaches and thorough flushing with no pain or nausea. Says it keeps the system clean and wholesome and that it is sold everywhere.
Several district court matters were disposed of as orders entered. Wiles against Kreckler Overruled new trial. 40 days to file bill of exceptions. Keckler against Fidelity-Phenix Overruled new trial. 40 days to file bill. Snyder against Stull Costs retaxed. witness costs allocated to plaintiff. Marvin Allen against Aura Allen Default entered. divorce granted with plaintiff custody of minor children.
A vintage ad touts Burdick Blood Bitters as a cure for languor headaches and upset stomachs. The pitch urges readers to ask their druggist for the tonic priced at $1.00.
For sale 1160 acres twelve miles north of Burwell Nebraska with a new five room house barn cattle shed chicken house windmill forty acres cultivated seven hundred acres fenced about one third level balance rolling and well grassed price ten dollars per acre may exchange for other property contact R B Windham Plattsmouth Nebraska.
A short notice advertises availability of beautiful birthday cards and greetings for purchase.
The county board of commissioners approved dividing the county into road dragging districts aligned with existing road districts and replacing drag supervision with district supervision. County Attorney Cole presented the plan to ensure uniform, better maintained roads. experienced road supervisors will ensure districts stay in first class shape and foster county wide pride in road conditions.
We express deep appreciation for the kindness shown at the funeral of our mother Mrs Lillian Saffer. Special thanks to the choir and Elmer McKay for their part in the services.
An early 20th century advertisement touts cheap accident insurance from Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil. It promotes coverage for burns scars cuts and emergencies and claims availability at all druggists with endorsements by a woman and a partner named Sie.
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