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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1921
Page
8
Safety Pins and Laces Highlight Fashion Season
A fashion note highlights safety pins by size and packaging, plus lace edgings and insertions for frocks and lingerie. Mentioned prices include Se per package for safety pins and Se per yard for laces, with emphasis on feminine styles and various hairpin options.
Textile prices on guaranteed fast colors and belts
Classified note lists fabrics and belts with unit prices. Guaranteed fast colors at 6 yards on the belt priced 25 cents each. Rain white fabric in all widths with 4 sard belts priced 15 cents each.
Fish eye first quality twelve buttons on card
Fish eye buttons in first quality offered on a card with twelve pieces per card. Item described as ic.
Fine quality laces for shoes in brown and black
Advertises mercerized shoe laces in brown and black priced per pair. Also notes ladies shoe laces in brown and black per pair and mentions general use and availability.
Stickerie Edgings on Sale at Lic
All colors available in 4 yard bolts are on sale at Lic. The offer highlights the variety of edging styles and affordable pricing for hobby and craft use. Shop hours and discount details not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lic
Phantom Powder and Tissue Cream Promote Summer Beauty
The advertisement touts Phantom Powder in a $2.00 jar and Tissue Cream guided for H Massage use, highlighting lasting quality during hot summer days. It claims the powder stays on, emphasizing dependable longevity for everyday cosmetic care.
Handkerchiefs Ribbons and Ribbons for Sale
Colored novelty sport and plain handkerchiefs with embroidered corners priced 8c to 25c each. Hair bow ribbons and sash ribbons in plain and fancy patterns in new colors. Camisole ribbons in fresh colors, plain and fancy. Opportune supply for kerchief needs.
Fine Silk Hose Full Fashioned at Great Values
Black brown grey or white hose offered at 1.50 to 2.00 per pair with mock seam options in desired shades. Exceptional values at 1.00 per pair for a limited selection.
Tub Suits for the Real Boy
Advertising copy extols durable tub suits made for everyday wear by active boys. It highlights practical design suited to the rough, lived life of a "Tom Sawyer" or "Huck Finn" type child without claiming superiority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huck Finn
Best Cotton Sox for the Children
Best cotton socks for children available in white solid colors or colors with fancy tops. Priced 25 to 50 cents. Silk half socks in pink blue and brown also offered. All sizes of these socks at 75 cents per pair.
Middies for All Girls Blouses and Skirts Ad
Satisfactory Miss Saratoga Middy blouse in white or with collars appeals for girls from 6 to 14. Separate white plaited skirts in Jean Twill match middies, sizes 6 to 14. Prices range from 1.50 to 3.00 for middies and 1.75 for skirts.
Mrs Ruth Ganz Died At Home In Dunbar
Mrs. Ruth Ganz wife of Carl J Ganz died at her Dunbar home following an operation. Born April 26 1868 in Missouri she moved to Nebraska in 1890 and farmed near Dunbar. Survived by husband two sons Carl D Ganz Alva Neb Robert E Ganz daughters Maggie Ruth Ganz two sisters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements pending word from relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ganz
Dunbar
Carl D. Ganz
Alvo
Carl J. Ganz
Near
Mrs. Ganz
Missouri
Carl J.ganz
Nebraska
Alva
Neb
Robert E. Ganz
Guy Hensley
Maggie
Reba
I. L. Noble
Colorado
Elmer
Will Ellis
Oklahoma
Wheat Growers Push 100 Percent Wheat Pool in Midwest
National Wheat Growers association in Hutchinson Kansas adopts continuing 100 percent compulsory pool for 1921 crop. Progress shows Kansas eight million bushels pooled Oklahoma six million Nebraska two million Colorado two million Texas three million with pooling beginning in the Dakotas. Aaron Sapiro urges cooperative marketing and Mrs Bulin leaves for Omaha to visit hospitalized son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson, Kas
National Wheat Growers Association
Mid-West
Kansas
Oklahoma
Painful Millers In Ear Incident At School House
Mrs T R Adams endured a painful strange event when a miller flew into her ear through the door at a schoolhouse gathering. Dr Lenacre, who was attending the exercises nearby, killed the insect and extracted it, ending the distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Adams
Lenacre
Eagle
Plattsmouth Firm Lands State Highway Contract
The Modern Construction Company of Plattsmouth led by J. H. McMaken secured a Nebraska state contract for concrete work and tiling on the state aid road from Greenwood to Chaleo. The project, worth thousands, will begin immediately and add to local county jobs the firm has secured for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Construction Company
J. H. McMaken
Nebraska
Greenwood
Chaleo
Refuses To Accept Corpse As His Own In KC
John H. White of Kansas City Kansas returns home to a War Department notice that his body arrived in New York from France and would be sent to his wife. Though listed killed in action at St Mihiel September 17 1918, his wife learned he was only wounded and remains a railroad switch man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
John H. White
Kas
War Department
New York
France
White
St Mihiel
Pleasant time for choir guests at Pickering home
The Presbyterian choir moved its Thursday meeting from the church to Mr and Mrs A C Pickering's Cedar Creek area. Members were conveyed by autos to the country home and hosted by Miss Chelsea Swode. They enjoyed a regular practice followed by ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
A. C. Pickering
Cedar Creek
Chelsea Swode
Rishel Travels to Glenwood for Auto Painting Project
James B. Rishel traveled to Glenwood this morning to obtain several automobiles to be brought back for repainting and decorating at the local paint shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Rishel
Glenwood
Oak Land man visits sister in town
O. H. Bimson and family from Oak land Nebraska visited his sister Mrs. A. V. Hunter in town for a short time returning home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Bimson
Oakland
Nebraska
A. V. Hunter
Daily Journal Want Ads: Buy or Sell Today
If you have anything to sell or want to buy don’t overlook a want ad in the Daily Journal. The notice urges readers to check the newspaper for available items and opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Journal
Reception for New York Couple on Honeymoon in Wisconsin
Mr and Mrs Kirk Alexander McNaughton of New York were honored at a reception hosted by Mr and Mrs R W Clement in their Wisconsin home. About 150 guests attended as roses and peonies highlighted the decor and pink white refreshments were served. The couple, married May 10 in New York City, are on honeymoon visiting relatives before returning to New York to begin their life with the groom employed by a major banking firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Clement
Kirk Alexander McNaughton
New York
J. 8. Livingston
Mia Gering
Henry Herold
McNaughton
J. A. Donelan
H. C. McMahen
Verna Leonard
Barbara Gering
Dora Fricke
Margaret Donelan
Margaret Scotten
Helen Egenberger
Opal Fitzgerald
St. James Episcopal Church
New York City
Washington
White Sulpher Springs
Virginia
Comi West
Wisconsi
New Yorks
Sarpy County Farmers Seek Bonds for Courthouse
About 300 Sarpy county farmers urged a September special election to approve bonds for a new 150000 dollar courthouse at Papillion. L D Clark chaired the mass meeting and was authorized to name an advisory committee of five if requested by the county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarpy County
Papillion
L.D. Clark
Income and profits tax receipts fall in May Treasury report
Washington June 3 The government reports May income and profits taxes total $52.262 million, down from $76.508 million a year earlier. For the first eleven months of the fiscal year the total is $2.641 billion, versus $3.200 billion in the same period last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Treasury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carter
ZION
Oxford
Nottingham
Boy
H. M. Soennichsen
Braska
Texas
Dakotas
Aaron Sapiro
James Bulin
Betty
Omaha
Plattsmouth Firm
R. W. Clent
Sarp Y
Ford
T. H. Pollock Garage
Plattsmouth
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