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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
4
A collection of short mentions from a newspaper page touching on a July Fourth gathering at Plattsmouth and various odds and ends. Notes reference a harvester musical timing, expectations for Plattsmouth events, a Indianapolis motor race incident, sugar policy, fashion satire, and political commentary about tariffs and railroads.
A fragment hints at Justice Harlan differing from the court and mentions a man defying his wife and Governor Edrich being considered for the U S Senate as rumors circulate. The text ends abruptly with a partial question.
An editorial roundup critiques former governor Aldrich and the public appetite for punishment of trust magnates. It notes Diaz turning sixty million dollars in gold to Mexico and jokes about security schemes and sensational crime coverage. It also mocks calls to ban crime news and urges real scrutiny of Carnegie’s papers.
The passage praises Congress as a capable body acting free and independent, noting members are able to meet national needs with eyes open and resist outside dictates. It emphasizes their competence and self-reliance in recent proceedings.
On July Fourth in Plattsmouth farmers report a bumper cherry crop. Prices rise to 75 cents per bushel as buyers flock to market stalls.
The article notes a strong outlook for Cass county with one of its greatest wheat crops on the way. It mentions mortgage activity in Onnes county as steady and asserts Gam Seybert will likely be the Democratic candidate for county commissioner, praising his past race.
The Illinois legislature aims to curb sensational newspaper reporting while the papers themselves struggle to gain respectability in the eyes of the body.
Several good and competent men have been suggested as possible candidates for the Democratic nomination for county treasurer. Any of whom can fit the bill to the letter. The Democrats always nominate competent men.
A brief note urges calm and constructive behavior, arguing that fussing and griping wastes effort and often worsens outcomes. It suggests choosing less conflict and focusing energy on fixing issues rather than dwelling on the prickly side of every matter.
Cip Castro plans an armed descent on Venesuela as heat drives people to cinema. The piece notes a volatile political climate and hints at revolution. Senator Volp of Dodge county aims for governor, joining Democrats Moorehead of Richardson county and Voll of Dodge county in a crowded primary race.
Local officials face voter sentiment as residents weigh whether incumbents still serve public needs. Candidates argue for continued leadership while critics urge renewal in upcoming elections.
J J Hill argues that a new decision allows him to store the Burling ton road item in his trouser pocket rather than the inside vest pocket, enabling easier access. The statement suggests a shift in how the document can be carried for practicality.
A writer surveys 1,000 law texts to probe if milk men violate rule of reason provisions in a new law. The piece credits the railway mail clerk with extra work and notes Postmaster General Hitcheork and Congress in shaping the outcome and accountability.
The wheat crop in Kansas is not as strong as typical this season, a setback that affects the Sunflower State. Yet Kansas must bear some of the hard luck common to other states as well.
Judge BE WH and Gary, head of the steel trust, appeal for government action to take the corporation by the hand and guide it toward righteous conduct. The proposal suggests the government push for selling steel at equal low prices to Americans and foreigners.
A Western Reserve University astronomy professor says the current heat wave is caused by Halley’s comet tail lingering near Earth. He asserts the tail’s presence explains unusually hot conditions across the country.
Former Nebraska governor Arthur J. Shallenberger announces his bid for the United States Senate. He frames his run as a push for national leadership and fiscal reform, entering a crowded field of contenders.
The speaker hails a governor as exemplifying statesmanship and moral backbone. He argues that a governor who acts on conscience shows the qualities needed for a senator and praises independence of thought.
The Walker tariff adopted under Polk set duties mostly between 5 and 30 percent with an average near 25 percent. The 1846 to 1857 period brought phenomenal expansion and industrial growth, laying the foundations of New England’s major manufacturing. By 1957 duties fell to about 20 to 44 percent.
The speaker denounces a group in Lincoln described as a muindel license league claiming they harass saloon owners to spark unrest. The critic calls such self styled reformers hypocrites and a disgrace to the capital city for pursuing conflict when they cannot prevail.
Judge Travis explains in the Journal that he is not a candidate for the supreme bench. He values the current district judge role and asks friends to look elsewhere, noting people prefer to retain his services for now.
The article argues the Supreme Court should be seen as a discretionary commission rather than a fixed stamp. It reviews recent tobacco and Oil trust rulings, urging patient maturation of decisions in the public interest and warning against a rigid division between legislature and judiciary.
The article argues the court should regulate monopolies to serve the public good, not destroy them. It contends the court acts as final arbitrator on law and industrialism, urging current judges to be wise and faithful to national welfare, reflecting Kansas City Star’s view.
Optical reports in business notes reveal mail order houses show immense profits, with one firm reporting $6,000,000. Catalogues suggest giveaways and philanthropy, yet the large profits tell a different story about patrons not receiving the perceived bargains.
G M Seybert of Louisville agrees to run for Cass County Commissioner after friends push for a comeback. He previously ran three years ago and was narrowly defeated, supporters say he is an excellent candidate and can win this time.
A health claim ad promises quick effects after taking Dr King’s New Life Pills. It asserts relief from constipation and indigestion, restored appetite, and improved liver and bowel function with renewed energy. The offer notes the price as 2 cents plus to F G Fricke & Co.
Advertisement cites Mrs I Youmans of Glenwood Iowa praising Doan's Kidney Pills for relief from dull head and neck pain and sleep disturbance tied to kidney issues. Mendes note price 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. urges readers to remember the name.
County commissioners acted favorably on a petition from residents near Bestor schoolhouse west of the city to open a road along the section line between sections 7 8 17 and 18 township 12 range 13. The road runs half a mile between 7 and 8 and a mile between 17 and 18 to end at the Bestor schoolhouse and run north south. Friday June 30 was set as the hearing date for damage claims from opening the road.
James R. Mershon of Newark New Jersey credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving his life after eight months of weakness and blood loss from lung hemorrhages. He reports it eased a stubborn cough and lung ailments including grippe asthma hay fever and other threats to his breathing. Trial bottle free guaranteed by F G Fricke Co.
Mrs P Mumm Jr was seen visiting local stores today and taking part in a routine shopping trip. The scene highlighted a typical day for residents.
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