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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
7
A tense scene unfolds as Abe and his wife debate Susy and Howard Daniel. Abe fears testifying could ruin Craig’s defense while his wife urges caution and warns of Daniel’s influence and possible manipulation to aid Howard. Meanwhile Cora Langham returns from Atlanta, doubts gossip, and notices Susy’s editorials praising truth and humanity.
In a tangled exchange Mary Trumbley faces scrutiny as supporters send him encouragement while Mary’s rival Cora and Mrs Langham clash over love, guilt, and moral courage. Cora defends Howard yet fears the implied betrayal of her own life.
Notice to the public that BH A Schoemann and J Willems filed for a liquor license in Plattsmouth Cass Nebraska. The applicants of reputable character request permission to sell malt spiri t ous liquors for one year from the hearing date in a building at 11 12 C L and 72 1 in Breck Twenty Seven First Ward Plattsmouth. May 20 1916.
The Evening Journal lists its subscription at ten cents per week for readers.
The Journal notes the seventy first birthday of Wm Puls sr and praises his health and kindness. Family and friends gathered Tuesday evening to celebrate at the parental home with supper and good company. A. L. Baker attended to business in Plattsmouth Monday evening.
Children’s Day will be observed at the United Presbyterian church in Murray on next Sabbath at 11:00. The regular Sabbath school meets at 10:00 followed by children’s services with recitations solos chorus numbers a short pastor talk and a missions offering. No evening services as all join the Christian church for the program.
Mr and Mrs Sam Pittman return to Murray after months traveling across the United States. They spent winter in the Gulf states then visited the Pacific coast the north west and Canada. Mrs Pittman’s health improved and the trip was enjoyed as a once in a lifetime journey through the country.
A pleasant gathering occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Tigner three miles northwest of Murray on Sunday May 28. John and Joe West and Miss Marie West visited from the Murray area. They enjoyed a three course dinner with afternoon games and music and lemonade. Marie remained longer and guests praised the hospitality on departure.
Dr. G. H. Gilmore and his children Helen and John traveled from Murray to town this morning to attend to business matters during a brief visit.
Strayed roan mare with a full white face and white mane and tail. Finder may contact D. C. Rhoden at his expense to receive a reward.
The Garfield Park band under Richard Avard presented a pleasing program last evening. Despite a smaller lineup, the group showcased strong talent with selections including Barry of Barrymore and Mother Macree. The Palm cornet solo impressed, and patriotic airs like America Forever stirred concertgoers. The park’s improvements enhanced the evening as attendance is expected to rise with better weather.
London reports the British army in mourning for Earl Kitchener with crepe bands on officers and half mast flags. War offices continue work on the campaign while cables of sympathy arrive from allies and dominions. The Windsor race meeting is canceled at the Jockey Club’s request.
News from Rome and Paris report deep sorrow in Italy over Field Marshal Kitchener's death. King and General Cadorna sent condolences to King George. The pope instructed Archbishop Bourne to convey sympathy to the British monarch.
Mrs. George H. Falter and Miss Edith Dovey hosted a gathering at the Falter residence in honor of Miss Myna Thierolf a June bride candidate. Guests hemmed tea towels, enjoyed musical numbers and a green and white three course luncheon before presenting gifts for the upcoming wedding and new home.
The St. Agnes society announces an ice cream social and dance at the K. S. hall on Sunday afternoon and evening. Music will be provided, and the public is invited. Also note 3rd Office supplies at the Journal office.
The city home of Mr and Mrs Robert Roreback welcomed a baby girl last Sunday. Both mother and child are reported well and the father Bob is recovering from his joy as the household celebrates the new arrival.
Mr and Mrs Hiram Welsh along with Mrs William Barclay have been visiting their daughter and departed this morning for Omaha before continuing to their home.
Quality beled prairie hay offered by C Lawrence Stull. Contact for pickup and price details.
Percheron stallion Billy T with registration number 76142 is recorded as sound after inspection in 1916. Bred and owned by Clyde Hayhurst of Shelby Nebraska, he was foaled March 6 1910 and is black with a star and white hind foot. Sire Brouillard and dam Nova are traced through multiple generations to notable French stock. Chicago Illinois dated April 3 1911 confirms the society seal with H E McWilliams president and Wayne Dinsmore secretary.
The Celebrated Jack Spanish Warrior born November 17 1911 in Ninevah Indiana bred by J H Hardin weighs 975 pounds now and will reach about 1000 pounds when mature. He stands 16% hands high and is noted for quick performance and foal production.
A note announcing Billy T and Spanish Warrior will race daily in Nehawka during the 1916 season. Contact Sheldon’s store to arrange or leave a message for a return call at the caller’s location.
The notice states a 15 percent service fee for Billy T. and Spanish Warrior to insure standing cost. Money becomes due at once if more is parted with or leaves the community, and the guarantee ceases when that occurs. It notes care to prevent accidents but disclaims responsibility for any that occur.
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