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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
8
A compact compendium pulls notable columns from contemporaries, highlighting public affairs, social happenings, and community concerns. Readers gain a window into diverse opinions, local characters, and timely events shaping the county in a concise digest.
J W Pittman visited Talmage to oversee property holdings while Miss Mary Foster returned from Murdock after a year of teaching. Will Wolfe’s stone building nears completion. Dr Walker returns from Texas real estate trips. Hallie Delaney moves back from Lincoln with a train change aiding residence. Newell & Tracy dissolve, Dr Newell buying Tracy interest and Tracy joining Dr Ballard to move to Nebraska City. Reformer School officials visit Union. clay pit ballast plans discussed. Stork brings baby girl to Mr and Mrs M Tritsch on May 31 1907.
C V Pepper of Fedora Tennessee recounts a illness with hemorrhages of the lungs and throat. He says doctors could not help and that relief came after using Dr King s New Discovery. He claims he was cured in three weeks and returned to work. Sold at F C Fricke Co drug store with guarantee and sample bottle.
Mrs Ed Flinton of South Bend slipped and dislocated her left shoulder Thursday. James Stander traveled west last week to view land for purchase. Deles Dernier time keeper at Murphy s quarry had a finger mashed Thursday by a dropped casting. Less Tennant s child drank coal and was sick briefly. John Grimes attached a gasoline engine to his sewing machine at the harness shop to double output.
Letter from Geo P Parris of Cedar Grove Me claims Electric Litters cured his liver and kidney troubles after prior failures. He reports relief from the first bottle and full recovery after three bottles. P G Fricke druggist guarantees the remedy as best on earth for stomach liver and kidney issues at 50c.
John Siegfried of Watonka returns for a four week visit while crops face green bay damage. Mrs. Harmon Beck visits Elmwood with her mother and brother. Obenwolte Halmes and Denson attend Simon Hansen's funeral. Governor Sheldon visits F. P. Corbetts in Lincoln and returns. Charles Chriswisser buys his father’s home farm for 16000. Guy Snyder returns from California with a whisker crop joke and Nebraska hospitality.
An old advertisement urges readers to trust Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea over ordinary medicines and warns against light treatment. It promotes the product at 35 cents in tea or tablet form, sold by Gering & Co.
Master Clark Gustin fell and cut a bad gash in his head on Monday. Attorney Howard Saxton of Pender visited his parents and many friends here this week. Miss Grace Hylton, who has been...
A collage of opinion snippets and local quirks mocks Roosevelt era politics. Items include jokes about Roosevelts control of railroads, Bryan and Roosevelt ideas, and a lampooned ode to the Teddy bear. It notes marriages, a pneumonia-sparking bill, and light social scenes across towns.
An article argues that individuals should treat minor ailments at home using Chamberlain’s remedies priced at 1.25 for five bottles. It lists Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy Cough Remedy Pain Balm Stomach and Liver Tablets and Salve and notes sale by F.G. Fricke & Co. and A. T. Fried. It contrasts meat prices with tariff reform and politics, urging tariff revision by Democrats and critiquing Republicans.
For scratches burns cuts and insect bites common to every family DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve is the best remedy. It is soothing cooling clean and healing. Be sure you get De Witt's. Sold by F G Fricke and Co.
All boys and girls wishing to take part in the next vocal or instrumental musical contest please communicate with Mrs. L. A. Moore. Three more girls needed in the oratorical contest.
The Journal notes Dr. A. P. Barnes and Mrs. E. K. Barkus married in Omaha last evening. Friends were invited to a cigar celebration upon the couple’s return. The note wishes the pair happiness and a long, cheerful future together.
Pleasant remedy for coughs and colds by Kennedy. Laxative syrup contains honey and tar with no opiates and does not constipate. Tastes like maple syrup and widely liked by children. sold by F. G. Fricke & Co.
The Mali able Range demonstration at Asemissen Hardware, under J R Voss, features the wives of A L Asemissen and Carl Asemissen presiding. Attendees are urged to test the stove, biscuits and coffee, with eating and drinking said to reveal more in five minutes than lengthy exposition.
Postmaster General Meyer issued an order to deny the need for special delivery stamps after July 1. Any letter or package bearing 10 cents in stamps marked special delivery will be treated as if it has a regulation special delivery stamp, in addition to normal postage.
Mrs. Chas. Tignor of Halsey Ore. leaves Plattsmouth after a stay with relatives and friends. She is accompanied by her mother Mrs. Lee Allison who plans to stay in Halsey for the summer. Neighbors wish them bon voyage at the station.
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