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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
6
Murray column recounts visits and weather notes with residents from Murray and nearby towns. It lists ill health updates, travels to Omaha and Plattsmouth, arrivals and departures, farm activity, street fairs, church events, and a 14 to 1 Mynard win over Murray in a Sunday game.
A surprise party gathered Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Dill southwest of Murray. Guests enjoyed social games, grapho phone selections, and a luncheon, with wishes for many more such events. Names include Nora Standish, Florence Reed, Edith Dill, Ed Lewis, Roy Hoedeker, Ray Dill, Charlie Cole, and many others. Also advertised are a 100 acre farm near Murray with fair improvements and contact UC S. Stony, Murray Neb. a New Bakery ad promising satisfaction or money back. pasture land 300 acres with water and shade southeast of Murray via Edward Giraves. Walker section, seven miles west of Murray.
The Western Publisher lauds the Plattsmouth Journal for its long usefulness in Cass county and its strong connection with readers since new leadership. The piece notes record patronage, and the ad mentions Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar cough syrup sold by Fricke & Co. and Gering & Co.
Chas Chriswieser shelled corn Saturday. Mrs Chas Troop and son Arthur of Plattsmouth returned home Sunday. John Porter and family visited Wade Porter. Karl Jenkins made a quick trip to Murray Monday. Miss Tressie Hennings and Misses Nettie and Hertha Sporer called on Miss Gertrude Jenkins Saturday. Will Troop bought a corn shelter. Miss Chloe Tanner of Omaha visited Will Troop’s sister. Tina Barrett visits Mrs Chas Chriswieser. Mrs Wade Porter visits her parents T W Vallery. Cham berlain's Salve advertisement notes its value for sore nipples chapped hands burns frost bites and more price 25 cents at Fricke Co and Fried.
Maple Grove special correspondence reports John Habel purchasing a new engine from Council Blairs for threshing and corn sheller, and Will Troop buying Hanson Bros. sheller last week. Local baseball between Maple Grove and New Hope ends 4 to 1 in favor of Maple Grove. Several social visits and dances noted including Alfred Gansemer’s platform dance and gatherings at the Gansemer and Puls homes.
Norton Kleppser, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Kleppser, Weeping Water, died yesterday afternoon after a scarlet fever relapse. Earlier illness had shown signs of recovery, but a sudden relapse proved fatal. Gering & Co. druggists promote Kidney-Ettes as a kidney health remedy.
A reader laments adults clinging to dominant roles whether in church, lodge, politics, or business. The piece urges accepting appropriate roles, not sulking, and notes a remedy for stomach issues, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, with free samples at local druggists.
State Senator Sheldon, seeking the governorship, defies railroads and asserts that Nebraska's representative government exists in form only. He urges direct public control of state affairs to curb railroad influence, signaling opposition to Burkett and Pollard aligned platforms.
A vivid notice extols Sarah Bernhardt as a vigorous six member spirit despite age. It touts Tunner's American Fiixir of Bitter Wine as a remedy for loss of appetite weakness and premature decline, claiming it supports digestion blood health and general strength. Sold at drug stores from Jos Triner Chicago Illinois.
Advert shows a kidney remedy claiming to cure kidney disease by expelling germs. The ad promotes the Kidney-Etts Tablets priced at 25 cents and distributed by Gering & Co., druggists, urging sufferers to try this scientific treatment for restoration of health.
Since the commissioners approved repair work on the Platte river free wagon bridge, Louisville residents celebrate. Cass county will fund its half and sue Sarpy county to recover half the costs after repairs begin. Journal extends congratulations to the people of the city.
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