Local Notes From Lown and Surrounding Areas
Do Ray Frans traveled to Onaha Monday evening to tend mercantile matters. Will Reynolds visited from Ontaha last Monday with his relatives. Hoss Niday and wife celebrate a new daughter born Tuesday evening. Attorney W. AL Hoberkaon attended professional business in Plattanouth and challenged the editor to a chess game. Mrs. W.CO. Young Northeast of town recovers from a serious illness and is now able to be out. Mrs Barbara Waytov, Mrs. Mary Taylor and daughters and Miss Elsie Taylor plus J. Taylor visited Weeping Water for Decoration Day. Moss MotCarroll and wife moved into a central Lown residence. Mrs. J. W. Gamble of Omaha passed through to Howe to visit her daughter and new granddaughter. Hoback left for Seattle after learning their son-in-law Charles Hemphill was very ill. A report of Hay Crawford’s death after a broken leg from a runaway is denied. Lute Crawford says Ray is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Frans
Onaha
Will Reynolds
Fran Ontaha
Hoss Niday
Jolene
Jim A
W. AL Hoberkaon
Plattanouth
Lesonte
Eal
Skin
W.co. Young
Barbara’ Waytov
Mary Taylor
Waehwl
Elsie Taylor
Jaiie Taylor
J. Taylor
Weeping Water
J. W. Gamble
Omaha
Howe
Herman Thomas
Thomas
Bond
Hoback
Seattle
Wash
Charles Hemphill
Hemphill
Tere
Hay Crawford
Doan's Kidney Pills Promote Relief From Kidney Ailments
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised as remedy for weak kidneys. Testimonial from Willian Gilmour, a Nebraska farmer, claims back pain and lameness improved after use. Sold by dealers for 50 cents. Foaster-Milburne of Buffalo, NY, as U S sales agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Doan
Willian Gilmour
Plattemouth
Neb
Foater-Milburne
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan's
Chamberlain's Tablets Prove Aiding Stomach And Liver
Praised as a grand remedy, Chamberlain's Tablets are said to improve stomach and liver troubles. The claim emphasizes daily growing recognition and availability for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Nehawka News Items Reflect Local Happenings
The fragment describes residents and visitors in the Nehawka area including Merritt Pollard selling poultry, Mrs. Charley Stone and Dorothy Stone visiting relatives, Dr. J. A. Pollard stopping by, and local travel to Lincoln, Ravenna, and Omaha for events and family matters. It mentions crops, rains, and a Maxwell automobile demonstration, with references to family illness and funerary arrangements for a local resident.
WEEPING WATER GOP REPORTS AND LOCAL NOTES
Safe clenfeclen fools efeelee for WEEPING WATER. Mr and Mrs Wilber Barrett of Havelock attended the Democratic day program. Miss Blith Clizbe of the post office is out sick this week. Prof HK f Pool recovering from appendix surgery reports he is getting along nicely. Locusts are thick east of Lown with bushes covered in them. Jeff Thesday afternoon for FargoN, Dmanewee toon lebber rerejyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blith Clizbe
HK F Pool
Hie
Chis. Spohn
Lown
You Krone
J. W. Bullis
Jeff Thesday
Fargoon
Dmanewee Toon
Kickapoo Worm Killer Promises Quick Help for Worms
Advertises Kickapoo Worm Killer as a pleasant candy lozenge that expels worms and straightens the bowels. Claims to ease indigestion headaches and nervous symptoms in children and to restore health and happiness. Includes guarantee and ordering from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. Philadelphia and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Local residents visit kin as weather brings rain
Kareld Brunson and wife of Clackamas visit relatives in Louisville while Mrs Katherine Powers heads to Murray Iowa for a farm summer. Miss Lottie Koop returns home after a successful teaching year at West Point. B G Hoover and wife return from Topeka. Mrs Nellie P Agnew and daughter Marjorie visit Plattsmouth from Los Angeles. they plan to relocate to Lincoln for health reasons. A heavy Wednesday night rain raises crop rust fears as winter wheat heads. The school board met and closed the year’s business. The annual school meeting for two board seats and levy will be held on the last Monday of the month. Harry Weir dies from sunstroke at the National stone quarry last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kareld Brunson
Clackamas
Overon
Katherine Powers
Murray
Iowa
Lottie Koop
West Point
B. G. Hoover
Topeka
Kansas
Nellie P. Agnew
Marjorie
Los Angeles
California
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Tincoln
Harry Weir
National Stone Quarry
Chamberlains Colie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
An old advertisement urges every family to keep Chamberlain's Colie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand for summer use. It claims high value and urges purchase from all dealers before the season ends.
Elmwood Notes Include Visits And Births
Elmwood region reports visitors and family news. Leader Echu from Salida is visiting with her grandfather J P Brittell. Mrs Oscar Alen of Omaha returns with her daughter and brother. Kansas City guests depart after two weeks with the Olsen family. A new barn on Louis Duokak’s farm nears completion under carpenter W C Bartlett. A birth is announced at Ped Gordnero’s Duluth connection, formerly Mindford. The Ridenmiller residence in West Elmwood is listed.
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Oscar Alen Nit
Omaha
Allen
Walle Mecedis
Kettler
Kansas City
John Olsenquin
Louis Duokak
W. C. Bartlett
and Mes
Ped Gordnero
Duluth
Minn
Gordner
Moss Lieile Minford
Ridenmiller
West Elmwood
Local notices on Rosenow parlors and returning residents
Nearly repainted Rosenow parlors prepare for occupants the newlyweds August and Mrs Rosenow while Clayton Rosencrans handles business during August’s two week absence. Hallie G Capwell returns from Del Rapids S C and plans to buy an Elowood home. Tom and Ceaarge Willeoekson of Boston visit aunt Lona Willeoekson on Decoration Day as WH Willeneckson’s condition worsens and recovery hopes dim.
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August Rosenow
Clayton A. Rosencrans
Malleniowth
Rosenow
August
Hallie Cgapwell
del Rapids, &. C
Elowood
Tom
Ceaarge Willeoekson
Boston
Lona Willeoekson
Beaver Gily
WH. P. Willeneckson
Ted
Subscription Extended for Gijon Vallery in Mynard Visit
Gijon Vallery of the vicinity of Mynard stopped in the city on Saturday to handle business and had his subscription extended for another year at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gijon Vallery
Mynard
Burdick’s Visit Sparks Journal Enrollment in Gass County
F. L. Burdick visited Nehawka in Gass county for a few hours last Saturday. A carpenter and contractor for twenty-five years, he helped beautify Nehawka and its surroundings. He enrolled for one year of the Journal, promising to stay a reader if he remains in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. L. Burdick
Gass County
Nehawka
South Gass Town
Burdick
Plattsmouth
Want Ad in the Journal Promises to Deliver What You Need
A want ad notice in the Journal promises to connect readers with items services or opportunities they seek. The brief classified item hints at targeted listings in the paper’s pages designed to match reader needs with available offerings.
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Journal
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