Four Per Cent Interest on Time Deposits
Advertises 4 percent interest on time deposits with deposits protected under the State Guaranty Law.
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
6
Advertises 4 percent interest on time deposits with deposits protected under the State Guaranty Law.
Murray area residents report social calls from Clara Young Helen Todd and Mrs A J Stokes plus many travel visits to Omaha Plattsmouth Adair and Kansas City. farm tasks include harvesting small grain hay equipment deals and a new Alamo lighting system installed on August Entelke meier Jr’s farm west of Murray.
Bert Philpot staged a Maxwell demonstration in Weeping Water with a large crowd enjoying a city tour in mud aboard the loaded 25 car. The event concluded with an opera house dance featuring the Jones Orchestra and a festive mood throughout Saturday.
From Wednesday’s Daily, Mont Robb, genial host of Hotel Riley, welcomes his first grandson John Alton Robb born at 8:30 Monday evening. Fleming Robb, from Billings Montana, reports mother and son in fine shape. Grandparents Mont and Mrs Robb join wellwishers as Bessie Tyson of Elmwood is mother of the baby's mother.
Mr and Mrs EB STatt traveled to Omaha on Wednesday to attend Loretta Walker’s wedding to a gentleman already married Mr Bailey who has lived near Plainview. The couple will reside in Oakdale Nebraska and run a restaurant business. Loretta has strong ties to Murray and Plainview and many friends wish them happiness and prosperity.
The Murray lumber yard reports strong demand for all grades of lumber this spring. Builder activity around the farm home area drives increased business as Mr. Eikendall pushes to expand and meet local competition with fair prices and service.
James Loughridge offers the blacksmith shop and building in Murray Cass County for sale with tools included. The advertisement invites interested buyers to contact at once seeking a good business opportunity in Nebraska.
All purses knowing themselves in debt to the firm of W. E. Jenkins & Co. are asked to call and settle by the end of the current month. Settlements can be made at Puls & Gansemer store.
Rex Olson of the Sargent Rice Co. Nebraska City toured Cass County in a car to meet businessmen. He covers many counties by auto in good weather and praises Cass County farmers for keeping roads in fine condition after heavy rains.
An early 20th century ad notes middle aged men and women suffer rheumatic pains and sleep disturbances from kidney issues. It promotes Foley Kidney Pills as safe, prompt relief, claiming they are dependable and sold everywhere.
Miss Eda Marquardt departed yesterday afternoon for Peru Nebraska to attend the graduation exercises of the state normal at that place. Miss Selma is among those graduating.
Miss Thorpe of Lincoln has been employed by the Murray School Board as principal for the coming year. She is highly recommended as an educator capable of leading the Murray schools to top marks in teacher quality and grading next term.
For sale or rent. Our property in Murray, Nebraska is offered by J. L. Young of Coleridge.
John S. Hall arrived from Iowa this morning and plans a visit with family and friends. Mrs. Russell Todd rode to Omaha for a day with relatives. J. J. Smith from near Nehawka left for Bloomfield to visit a brother. Frank L. Rhoden and wife traveled south of Murray to trade with merchants. Frank E. Schiater left for Bridgeport and western points to handle business. Mrs. B. S. Ramsey came from Chadron and Lincoln to visit sisters and Will Ramsey’s family in Omaha. Mrs. M. E. Druliner visits Rev. FP. M. Druliner and departs to Emerson to see a daughter. Rev. Druliner accompanies his mother to Omaha to meet his wife returning from Oakland.
Mrs. Virginia Allen visits with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mc Daniel before leaving yesterday for Kansas City. She will spend a few days there and at Salina with old friends, then reunite with her mother and return to Los Angeles.
Miss Margaret Wehlfarth returns home from Scotland South Dakota after another successful teaching season in Bonhomme County. She may teach in this city next season if arrangements are closed. Letter files at the Journal office.
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