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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1914
Page
1
The Burlington band marks the start of a three month concert series in the air dome on Thursday evening June 18. The elevated venue offers comfortable seating and improved lighting for performers and audience, with fundraising still short of the targeted amount. The outdoor music program aims to provide pleasant summer entertainment for all ages.
Solomon C. Keckler of Manley files suit in district court against Pidelito-Phenius Insurance Co of New York seeking $2000 for loss on a Manley elevator policy after a fire. He says the company already paid $4000 but the amount is insufficient to cover the full policy value.
James Hicely of this city owns a fine water fob valued for its beauty and uniqueness. It was made of beads and woven into a chain by Max Ploehn, a convict at the Nebraska state prison, who has shown skill and reliability during his confinement.
Classified notice requesting inquiries about a farm for rent in Mynord Nebraska. Contact Ss O Cole for details and rental terms. Local agricultural advertisement notes weekly availability and property location.
Charles F. Guthmann arrived home in Murphy Idaho after an extended business stay in the west. He plans a stay to visit his mother and other relatives in the city and vicinity, noting his healthful experience in the mountain climate.
Ullala Fair Heebner wed Jesse Westlake of Eagle at the Heebner home in Nehawka. The ceremony featured pink and white decor, a white wedding bell canopy, and Rev. J. F. Hedges officiating. Matilda Heebner sang I Love You Truly, with a luncheon for about thirty guests. The couple plan to farm near Eagle.
At about 4 o'clock this morning Cedar Creek's frame barber shop owned by S. J. Reams was struck by lightning starting a fire that consumed the building and its contents. Loss estimated near 800 with partial insurance coverage. The storm was extensive with vivid electrical display around 12 o'clock.
The Woodman Circle will meet tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the lodge rooms of the A. O. U. W. hall. All members are urged to attend.
The Journal invites readers to join its 1914 circulation drive with hundreds of dollars in prizes. Any man or woman, married or single, is eligible to participate.
A sweepstakes ad touts an Overland car as first prize with a $400 piano, diamonds, merchandise orders, and gold watches. It promises fair rules and equal chances for all participants and offers a 10 percent commission if you do not win. See Page Ad and Page 5 for plans and details.
The Campaign Department invites nominations for early start rewards. Send in your chosen friend for nomination and you may win a valuable prize. A representative will explain the plan to nominees. the ballot appears in THE JOURNAL and will be usable when the ballot box is in place.
The Journal launches a broad contest offering eight prizes including a 1944 Overland touring car as the grand prize to the top vote getter. Second prize is a Schmoller Mueller piano, with diamonds and watches for other high finishers. Every entrant, even if not winning, earns 10 percent of subscription money credited to them.
News arrives of a new daughter born to Mr and Mrs Will Coolidge at Rosalie Nebraska a few days ago. Mother and child are doing well and the father rejoices. Mrs Coolidge was formerly Miss Mattie Smith daughter of the late Washington Smith and wife of this city.
August Havir a 20 year old man was found dead in his yard after a suspected electric shock while testing an electric light and motorcycle repair. His sister in law Mrs Joseph Havir and Joseph Hiber were shocked by the current as they discovered the body. The sheriff ruled accidental death and the funeral was held at Holy Rosary Church with burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Havir was a member of the Modern Woodmen of America and held insurance.
The marriage of Miss Alice Twiss and Virgil M. Halden took place Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lillian Nelson in Omaha with Rev. Charles Savidge officiating. The couple, from Louisville, will reside at the E Palmer residence on Cherry Street as relatives and friends extend best wishes.
Martin Friedrich and his son Carl Gorder returned from Chicago after Pasteur Institute rabies treatment for injuries from a dog bite. Both patients recovered with little to no adverse effects and grateful friends note early intervention reduced danger.
Windham Investment and Loan Co offers four five room cottages on monthly payments one seven room house and five lots near shops a seven room residence close in and a few vacant lots sales to attract buyers with installment terms through the firm dating June 5.
For sale or trade. Edison moving picture machine complete with model B gas outfit and six big reels, all in first class condition. Ideal for traveling use. E. C. Ripple senior, Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
Duroc Jersey pig litter about 8 weeks old offered for sale in June. Pedigrees furnished. Prices from 10 to 15 dollars each. No male pigs sold after July 1. Stock available any day at Mynard Nebraska at W B Porter. 5 29 41d 4tw.
The Cass County eighth grade graduation was held at the First Congregational church in Weeping Water with about 100 of 150 graduates present. County superintendent Mary E. Foster arranged a pleasant program as students received credit for schooling. Deputy state superintendent Robert R. Elliott gave the address on Education That Educates.
District Judge James T. Begley convened the June term and heard divorce cases Fred Stoll vs Chiney Stull and Herman C. Ross vs Lydia Ross, with decrees entered in favor of the plaintiffs.
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