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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
3
An article contrasts sociable men with cold reserved types described as sick and out of order in digestion and sleep. It warns against becoming a misanthrope and promotes Tuiner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine for minor illnesses. An ad note lists Jos. Tuiner in Chicago and a Lincoln visitor named J. J. Baldwin.
6v acres five miles southwest in Wellfleet Hayes county for sale or trade for merchandise and residence. 80 under cultivation with a fine grove and extra good land near telephone school and store in a rural area. Contact Chistier Hayes Center Nebraska.
Emile Zola’s remains were placed in the Pantheon in Paris as a state affair. Spectators greeted the procession with cheers while anti-Dreyfus elements hissed, and a rabid anti-Semitic paper called the act an infamy and urged demonstrations.
William Jeffreys, condemned for the April fifth 1905 murder of dairyman William Wussler, vows to face the scaffold at St Charles. He claims innocence and says others in the plot against him will face retribution after Governor Folk refused a third respite.
The Maine and Alabama, classed as a special service squadron, will depart Monday morning for Hampton Roads via Honolulu. They detach from the Atlantic fleet first, charting a long cruise ahead of the flagship Connecticut and others, due at Hampton Roads October 22.
Evansville Indiana June 3 Lenny Roeder a nearby farmer has harvested 800 gallons from three quarters of an acre and expects 300 more. At 25 cents per gallon the berries total 224.75 with 75 more anticipated this week. He plans to plant late potatoes and aims to exceed 200 bushels.
The June 2 1908 meeting records regular session actions including canceling C A Welch double tax for 1907 and transferring 400 from general to soldier relief. Claims listed cover numerous county officials, jurors, poor farm supplies, and road fund expenses with amounts noted.
The County Board of Equalization will set for equalizing the Cass county assessment for 1908 in the commissioners chamber at the courthouse Plattsmouth from June 9 to June 20, 1908. All equalizing claims must be filed on or before June 17, 1908. W. E. Rosencrans County Clerk.
A sturdy small safe used for storing valuable papers offered by The Journal. It is in near new condition, suitable for farmers, and available at a cheap price. Call at the office or write for details and inspection.
Painting and paper hanging and calci mining all kinds of graining and stain ing done on steel notice. This season for new paint and paper. All work guaranteed and promptly done. Independent phone 378 Green. O. G. HALE.
Theodore P. Shonts, president of the Interborough Metropolitan company, denies drug involvement in the death of his son in law the Duke de Chaulnes. He states the duke died from heart disease while the couple prayed in their Paris apartment after a day of riding and dining.
Emperor William and the empress with King Gnatay and Queen Victoria of Sweden opened Berlin's shipbuilding exposition. The ceremony drew the diplomatic corps and naval attaches. The exhibit features gold and silver models of vessels from Viking ships to modern warships, plus liners cabins and staterooms, lighthouses, floating docks, submarine signaling gear and life saving devices.
Mrs. John Knox of Palmsyra Nebraska was bitten on the hand by a cat while in her lap. The wound swelled in three days and she traveled to Chicago to seek Pasteur Institute treatment with the cat in tow.
Louisville and Weeping Water dealers offer a collection of eighteen postcard views for one dollar. Olson Photograph Co. handles direct orders. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea claims strength and vitality at 35 cents per tea or tablets.
The District Leader comes to the Parmele Theatre next Monday mixing melodrama comedy and comic opera with show girls and catchy songs. Dan Law ton and Tim Holloram contend for political power as plots unfold including an opium den raid and newspaper framing on election day. The piece is billed as a novelty with hits like When You Go Out To Dine and So A Heart to Let and is praised as bright entertaining stage work by Howard.
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