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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
2
A grocer advertises attentive service across groceries meats and work clothing. The notice emphasizes the store offers the very best goods at the lowest prices, inviting customers to shop for quality and value.
AJ L Becker shipped a car load of wood to Lincoln and Omaha. Miss Norma Robb and her daughters left for Orange California for the summer. Several locals made trips to Omaha, Lincoln, and Imperial for business. The state university session ended, and students returned home for a three month vacation. Mrs Emery Hathaway remains ill in bed with two weeks of convalescent care advised. Frans Bros Lumber reports steady sales and ongoing housing pattern expansion in Union.
Earl Wolfe lists three red polled bull calves in Union Nebraska each about 400 pounds. The owner notes these are feedlot ready and suitable for breeding or fattening. Bidders should inspect the livestock before sale.
The firm that installed the Union waterworks system completed its contract and left last week for Sabetha Kansas to install another system. John Chrisweisser who helped with Union work stayed on briefly and last Saturday left with a truckload of the crew’s tools bound for Sabetha.
A mare mule colt near two years old is offered for sale or trade by Ben Albin of Union, Nebraska. The listing notes availability for exchange and seeks interested buyers or trade partners.
John Roddy closed a deal in Plattsmouth exchanging the Sher wood property owned by J. B. Everett for the Home of Wm. Highfield. Highfield now resides in the former Roddy home which is rented to occupy.
A Nebraskan funeral service announces concrete vaults that protect loved ones' remains after burial with an absolute guarantee. Miller & Gruber of Nehawka promote the vaults as a secure option for lasting preservation.
A bill to allow bridge construction across the Missouri River east of Union is gaining support. A. L. Becker leads the effort and, with Senator W. B. Banning’s help, the project gains momentum as Becker offers all the stone needed and even a large quarry on his land for the bridge.
Carl Weigel the Parmele Theatre organist presents an organlogue titled In the Sing Song at Sycamore Tree It is a new Jerome H Remick publication promising popular music Old San Francisco is tonight's feature film noted as unlike any similar production and superior to others of its kind
Governor McMullen on rumors that Gould Dietz may trade for the Nebraska delegation chair or a place on the resolutions committee. He says he serves agriculture and will take a seat where the delegation assigns him. Dietz invited delegates to Omaha for June 9 races. organization plans hinge on all delegates' presence in Kansas City June 11.
Sunday school at 10 a m. worship at 11 a m. Children s Day program at p m. The W M A will hold its annual Mother and Daughter meeting in the church parlors on Wednesday the 12th at 3 p m with a banquet for mothers and daughters after the program. Pastor G B Weaver announces.
The Harris family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and floral offerings at the funeral service for their wife and mother.
The Journal invites readers to phone the news desk any time using call number 6, signaling open access to newspaper information and updates.
The Cass County Board of Equalization will meet to equalize assessments for 1925 in the Commissioners Chamber at the Courthouse Plattsmouth Nebraska. Sessions begin Tuesday June 12 1928 at 9 a m and continue to Friday June 15 1928. Claims for equalization must be filed by Thursday June 14 1928 with the County Clerk.
The Cass County Nebraska election on June 19 1928 asks voters to decide the formation of a drainage district for a large described land area. Voters may cast one vote per acre or per platted lot with ballots listing property, title, acres, and the YES or NO choice to form the district.
Buyer T H Pollock and L C Likewise seek cattle including cows heifers and calves in Plattsmouth contact phones 1 and 36. Murray Cream Station offering good eating potatoes for sale at one dollar per bushel.
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