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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
8
Fragmentary exchange item lists liver items nickel and cent totals with several coded amounts. Mentions weights and monetary entries, including 12 77 lb and multiple figures like 2 200 and 6 000. Contains garbled entries and unclear totals.
Carl Rawls from Montana visits his uncle C A Rawls in the city. Numerous residents arrive, transact business, visit relatives, or plan travel to Lincoln Omaha and nearby towns. Notables include M Gering in Omaha, Charles Gerlach of Manley, and A RK Ellett of Roswell.
G P Barton of Union Nebraska announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Cass County sheriff. He asks voters to place him on the ballot at the upcoming primary election.
Announcement by D Rhoden seeking the Democratic nomination for sheriff subject to voters decision at the upcoming primary. The statement asks voters to place him in nomination on the Democratic ticket.
Vic tor H. DeBolt sues former state superintendent J L McBrien for 5000 in district court alleging libel. DeBolt claims McBrien labeled him a booze nether and poker shark when discussing Wayne county school matters and denied charges against DeBolt while Revoking his teaching certificate after a dispute over appointing a substitute principal at Murdock Cass county.
A vintage ad claims women tirelessly seek health and charm with Electric Bitters. It links constipation and kidney issues to pimples and a dull complexion, promising improved digestion, liver and kidney function, purified blood, strong nerves, bright eyes, clear breath, and a lovely skin. 50e at Fricke & Co.
Mr. Louis Born owns a forty acre Cass County farm adjoining the county farm on the west, leased last year to Mr. Sander. Born leased the land for a crop share, thirty nine acres in the tract. Last year the crop consisted of ten acres of corn and twenty nine acres of wheat. Born's share was two fifths of the corn and one third of the wheat, selling grain to total just under $400 for the land. A few years ago an entire quarter of Cass County land could be leased for cash rent.
A notice extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the fastest, surest treatment for wounds from knives, guns, nails, burns, boils, sores, eruptions, eczema, chapped hands, and piles to prevent infection and gangrene.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church met in the church lecture room yesterday afternoon for a social gathering with light refreshments. No business was conducted as attendees enjoyed various amusements and conversations before departing in good spirits.
The St Marys Guild of St Luke church met yesterday at Mrs H S Austin's home. A large attendance participated in a brief business session followed by social time with needlework talks conversation and refreshments of sherbet and cake. Members departed grateful for the delightful gathering.
Mrs Taylor accompanied by Miss R. Taylor and Mrs J W Nelson both of La Platte were in the city today attending to business matters.
The ad touts a woman with health, good temper, bright eyes and a lovely complexion as proof of correct living and digestion. It claims Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets can correct faulty digestion and notes the product is sold by F. G. Fricke & Co.
In Cass County Nebraska the county court notes a will and petition by Sam B. Tiams to probate Henry C. Hardnock as deceased. A hearing is set for June 15, 1944 at 9:40 a.m. in Plattsmouth. Objections must be filed before the hearing. Allen J. Beeson is the county judge.
Probate notice names Cass and Abel Bevan deceased. Report of the administratrix and petition for final settlement and discharge filed. Court set for June 27 1944 at 10:00 AM in County Court Rooms Plattsmouth. Objections must be filed.
Ashland Drainage District announces plans to issue bonds totaling 17 568 60 100 dollars at six percent interest, repayable in ten years. Owners may prepay a proportional share to reduce their tract’s liability, with deficit costs shared by all lands if appeals or uncollectible assessments occur. Details reference a 4 45 per unit assessment and are on file with A B Fuller.
Mr J W Haynie rode the morning train to Pacific Junction to handle business matters for the day.
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