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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
7
Avoca residents engage in social calls and visits with Omaha and Lincoln. Measles concerns rise among children while the town plans concrete road crossings and store improvements. Communities gather for church programs and a memorial day observance as local families travel and host guests.
Alvo notes list visits and travel among residents including Morse Sarrowa Lomax Hurlburt Foreman Prouty and Parsell. Many residents journey to Lincoln Plattsmouth and Omaha for family duties business and medical updates.
Weeping Water residents travel to Plattsmouth while others visit Lincoln for university events. Fritz Gorder Jr visits his uncle, Mayor Gorder, and John McNurlin attends South Slide property business. A baby boy born to Doxey McNett’s family brings joy as the Fourth of July celebration plans waver between Weeping Water and nearby towns.
Jeln Hatt Jr sells the Hatt restaurant to William Barclay who has prior success in the city. Barclay plans to move the restaurant next door to use the upper floor as living rooms and promises improved meals with skilled staff.
Mrs. Nicholas Volk of Pekin Illinois visits her daughters Mrs. Jacob Tritech and Mrs. Martin Friedrich with relatives and friends. She is joined by Mrs. John Uriah of Pekin a sister of Mrs. Oldenhoven. Despite age eighty three she remains spry and lively pleasing her family with the trip.
Odds and ends sale of 160 acres two miles from Ture Neb with improvements valued at 700 per acre and 45 per acre elsewhere. Terms include part payment on 240 with balance due. Interested parties contact L Hupp at Thy Rowt Retate Montier Avorn Nol.
A fragment notes Acorne produced by Pak Pijeek and describes its impact as a notable beat in the scene.
Notice by Saunders County Board of Commissioners that Ashland Drainage District election will be held July 2, 1900, at the Saunders County Clerk’s office in Wahoo to decide the district’s formation and appoint a seven-member board. Includes detailed boundary description across Saunders and Cass counties and list of landowners to be notified.
Non resident James A Dysart is notified of a petition filed by Helena A Dysart in the District Court of Chan County Nebraska. The petition seeks a divorce on grounds of abandonment and failure to support and requests title to the northwest quarter of section ten township six range twelve east in Coss County Nebraska. Respond by June 1 1908.
A sworn notice from Justice of the Peace in Pialtmount City Nebraska records an attachment in a pending suit. W M Barclay sues J Meanroe over property claimed by a homeowner. seizure dated June 6 1608.
Filing in the District Court of Cass County Nebraska a petition by J W Baymaress as administrator to obtain license to sell the undivided halves of Lots 10 and 11 in Duke's addition Plattsmouth and other described tracts to pay debts and costs. An order directs all heirs to appear July 24 1909 at 10 p.m. to show cause why license should not be granted.
Notice is given that by virtue of a chattel mortgage dated September 30 1907 to secure 790 dollars. The mortgage was filed in Cash County Nebraska and transferred to First National Bank of Mottmouth. Defaulting on 290 dollars plus interest at a specified rate the bank will sell two horses at public auction in Plattsmouth Nebraska at the barn on the corner of Okami Beyenth street on a June day in 1908 at 1 pm. Assignee: First National Bank of Mottmouth Nebraska D. Dwyer.
Weyrich and Hadraba petition the Plattsmouth city clerk to obtain a permit to sell malt spirits and vinous liquor for med nick mechanical and chemical power for the coming municipal year. The building is on the west half of lot 2 in Mock 40 in Plattsmouth Nebraska. June 4, 1908.
Quite F. C. Mitchell, editor of the Merchants Trade Journal, Des Moines, Iowa, visited Plattsmouth today. He expressed admiration for The Journal plant and praised its size and strength, noting Mitchell’s understanding of newspaper business.
A new concrete walk along the west and north sides of the Schlitz building at Fifth and Main, designed to protect the building and cellar from flood damage, is finished. The work was executed by McMaken & Bon.
160 acre farm six miles northwest of Clarks Neb. 110 acres cultivated 10 acres alfalfa balance meadow and pasture. Includes house barn granary cribs cattle shed and shade with a spring at the house. No trade. Agnew Central City Neb.
Herman R. Noeltzel a prominent Murdoch banker and businessman visits the city to serve as a witness in a tribunal. He reports last night’s storm was severe with widespread field and road washouts and damage to bridges. He observed flooded sidewalks and water along South Hend during his transit.
Mr I H Farnham a prominent druggist of Belair Lake Iowa endorses Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best remedy for constipation He recommends giving them a trial to find them agreeable and pleasant in effect Price 28 cents Samples free or sale by F G Fricke
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