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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
3
Local items recount daily travels and visits by residents and visitors to Omaha and nearby towns. The list notes passengers, jurors, hotel stays, and shopping trips, with mentions of churches, conventions, and weather affecting farming.
Thursday's Daily Miss Nattie Fight and Miss Mamie Mortenson left for a two months journey along the Pawille coast this afternoon. Herman Pankonin of Louisville visited Plaismouth today, arriving on No. 4 to handle business at the Court house.
Information at the courthouse shows Cass county land valued at 87365 per acre average while Otoe county lands stand at 381.45 with one precinct missing. The pressures may push Cass valuation up slightly or indicate an overstatement in Otoe values.
A claim that at most one rheumatism case requires internal treatment and that relief comes from free application of Chamberlain's Liniment and massaging the affected parts. The advertisement urges trying the remedy for quick pain and soreness relief and is credited to Bold by F. G. Fricke & Co.
Anton Kanka and his wife Neira on behalf of their deceased daughter reached a settlement in her estate. The court ordered distribution of eighty four thousand eight hundred fifty dollars, equally split between the parents, following a waiver of published notice.
Raymond Travis underwent an appendicitis operation at Clarkson hospital Monday morning and was reported doing very well. His condition was excellent yesterday evening when his parents spoke with him.
Mr. A. L. Dunn of the Grand Island Business College spent hours in Plattsmouth yesterday and today to promote the school. He noted several Cass County students who have trained there and secured good positions in the business world.
E. B. Perry came back today from Missouri where he visited his sister and three brothers in law and spent time in Lamar Springfield and Carthage. He had not seen his sister for twenty five years and at Carthage visited a cousin he had not met since coming west.
The Bellevue summer normal training school opens on Monday with Professor Oscar Larson of Plattsmouth on the staff teaching history and science.
An old advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters with claims that impure blood causes disease and pure blood remedies digestion. Sold at drug stores for $1. The Journal office also invites readers to try its fancy job work services.
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