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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
2
City child saving institutes in Omaha urge summer outings for urban youths to enjoy country air and space. Mrs. L. B. White arranged seven children to stay at her country home for a week, highlighting healthful outdoor recreation and potential adoption or temporary foster care.
A local tagline urges readers to try Forest Rose flour claiming it is the best in the market. The brief promotes baking quality and invites households to test the product.
A large private ceremony last evening at the Ballance residence joined Miss Ethel Ballance and Mr. Paul C. Morgan of Hay Springs Neb in marriage. The event featured floral canopies, a Priscopal service by Rev. Allen J. Wilson, and a dinner for guests before the couple heads to Omaha and then Hay Springs to begin housekeeping.
An old ad promotes Dr Thomas' Electric Oil for farmers mechanics railroaders and laborers. It markets cures for cnts burns and bruises and urges keeping a bottle in every home priced at 25¢ and 50¢.
A small home ceremony at John Albert residence links the Albert and Engelkemeier families. Rev. J H Steger officiated with Lutheran rites as Mary Albert and George Engelkemeier vow marriage. The couple plans to live on George's farm near Nehawka and contribute to the county.
Last evening about 8:30 Louis Leiner's runaway team frightened by William Hassler's shop ran south to Main Street then Sixth and Vine, nearly striking Wescoll's store. The team crashed an iron fence near William Weber's residence. Leiner and the buggy were unharmed and the horses calmed in Weber's yard. The only damage was the broken single tree.
Tuesday afternoon T. W. Pol lock of Parismouth brought commissioners Charles Heebner Charles N. Jordan and Julius Pilz from Cass County to inspect the tractor grader and to logk over the road between here and Paris.
A party including Senator Banning Banker Patterson Postmaster Dubois and George LaRue of Union toured to promote better roads for all weather use. The Nebraska City News notes their goal to make roads durable and reliable across conditions.
Hugh Norton traveled from Kearney to visit his wife in the hospital and then to Omaha to obtain a special nurse. Mrs. Norton remains in a very critical state with her mind affected, and time is feared to be short as she endures severe suffering.
A Midland Investment Co advertisement touts affordable Sandy loam land in Idaho for growing wheat alfalfa fruits and supporting stock and dairying on the Big Camas Prairie without irrigation. It invites interested buyers to contact 1210 P Street Lincoln Nebraska.
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