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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
7
The Burlington crop report for the week ending June 1 notes hot winds harmed winter grains in some areas while spring crops fared better. Soil conditions vary by division with poor soil in McGook Colorado and poorer soil in Nebraska and Kansas, but eastern divisions report satisfactory conditions.
A three foot Missouri rise over three days causes lake-like bank erosion near the railroad at Folsom. Preparations begin for another effort to save the track from washout as crews of about one hundred labor to halt the erosion and night work may restart.
Mrs. Chas of Freitoy Moosup Conn reports years of illness and constant headaches. She credits Burdock Blood Bitters with restoring her health and energy, leaving her described as a well woman.
Will Richardson reports a claim of bogey victory sought by Huy and Clark. The item notes satisfaction sought and notes the dispute context.
The German Turners marked the corner stone of a new hall on Eighth Street and Washington Avenue with a ceremony led by Mayor J P Sattler and other officials. A banquet followed as 50 members and guests heard speeches from James Burnie A J Schneider and others before dispersing at 4 30.
Mrs J. Be Henry of Akron Michigan says kidney troubles made her nearly double in pain. After trying a sample of Foley Kidney Pills she bought a bottle and felt relief, saving a big doctor's bill. Date by E G Frieke & Co.
Bailey a popular Eight Mile Grove blacksmith and Miss Clara T Stuart of Blackfoot Idaho married yesterday in Murray with Rev W L Austin officiating. Witnesses were O V Bailey and Eva Bailey. The couple return to their Murray home for a reception this evening. Stuart has lived nearby as Bailey’s housekeeper.
Mrs M A McLaughlin of 542 Jay St LaCrosse Wisconsin reports kidney trouble and rheumatism pains in back and hips. She says after a few days of Foley Kidney Pills the pain left and she is thankful for the medicine. For sale by P F G Fricke & Co.
The Omaha based Ree reports the marriage of Glen L. Dearing and Gedna A. Venter on last Tuesday. Both parties reside in Lincoln and Dearing previously lived in Plattsmouth with his father Dr. Dearing who once served as district court clerk.
Esdaile Wisconsin resident says Foley's Honey and Tar is the best cough cure after trying many brands. For sale by F. G. Fricke & Co.
The ten thousand dollar damage suit by Henry Van Ackern of near Elmwood against George Brunhoeher of Oklahoma concluded with a verdict for the plaintiff of 1700 after days of testimony. The case involved allegations of improper conduct and family entanglements dating back to 1905 and included testimony from Mrs. Van Ackern and Mrs. Cooper among others.
A vintage advert urges duties to nation and body, recommending Linner's American Elixir of Biller Wine to cleanse the system, strengthen digestion and nerves, purify blood, and improve circulation for stomach indisposition, with sale by Jos. Tuiner at 1993-1399 So. Ashland Ave., Chicago.
Hon. George W. Berge and Hon. Rod Jeary from Lincoln paid a pleasant call at the district court. Jeary is a Republican nominee for the Lancaster county legislature and Berge is a popular figure in Nebraska, nearly elected governor years ago.
Col. M A Bates of Plattsmouth, a veteran newspaper man, celebrated his 70th birthday last Sunday. The Weeping Water Republican lauded his editorial vigor and voice, hoping he continues to work vigorously and long.
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