Another 910 Settler Gone in Early Death
The obituary notes the death of a long-time settler, born in 1848, who homesteaded in Otoe county after earlier service in the 138th Infantry. He married Katie Walker and had six children. Survived by one sister, Mrs Alma Stites. Funeral conducted by Rev John Davis with services at Eagle Cemetery. Mansfield Post G A R members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uris
Nolle
Basier
Rar Rm
Ike
Co. B
Diingin Isfaners
Cass County
Oboe County
Alma Stites
Auburn
Katie Walker
Fa Howe
Amerrick FL
Nable Fail
Globe
King
Eda More
Everett
Wash
Fae Taylor
Callie
Lena Sutherland
Airs
Kare Saher
Seattle
Evin Bare Beine
Mansfield Post G. A. R
Palmyra
Engels
Eagle Cemetery
John Davis
Ehacle Beacon
Advertising as a Driver of Trade Growth
A historical note asserts that advertising stands as the most effective method to drum up trade, shaping commercial strategies and consumer awareness. It discusses advertising's role in stimulating sales and market visibility for businesses.
Remarkable recovery after nervous breakdown tale in Milwaukee
Mrs. George P. Dikes of Milwaukee credits Tanlac for a dramatic recovery from a yearlong nervous breakdown. She describes severe head pains, digestive troubles, back pain, sleeplessness, and weakness, noting improved nerves, appetite, weight, and energy after taking Tanlac. The note mentions local availability in Plattsmouth and ongoing hospital care for Mr. Stohlman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
George P. Dikes
Tuy Chestnut Street
Milwaukee
Wis
Local News Roundup from Louisville Area
Mrs. Rowan Maier and three children spent Sunday with her parents in Manley while their new home nears completion amid worker shortages. Miss Margaret Vogler visited her uncle Peter Vogler and family before returning to Kimball Nebraska. A new boat by Diers and builders Schlater and Rathbun is unveiled for fishing use. Stander family moves to Omaha. neighbors wish them well after forty years nearby. Frederick Stohlman faces hospital treatment. long time farmer marked by eye problems and recent surgeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowan Maier
E. Mockenhaupt
Mockenhaupt
Manley
Margaret Vogler
Kimball
Neb
Peter Vogler
Miss Vogler
Henry Vogler
University of Nebraska At
Lifttoln
Nebraska
WF. Diers
Lyman
Ed Schlater
Chas. Rathbun
Diers
Frank Stander
Omaha
Louisville
Maney
Colorado
William Stohlman
Henry Gaehel
Stohiman
Theresa Thimean
Laitheran Church
John Catenlusen
Courier
Frederick Stohlman
Methodist Hospital
Stohlman
Geo. Brown
Lincoln
G. HR. Jordan
M. S. Briges
Plattsmouth
Wm. Kitzel
A. Jones
South Bend
P. J. Linch
Jesse Moon
Ashland
HW. D. Richardson
Wm. Tumblin
P. Stone
University Place
E. M. Stone
Rey Costman
Walter Collins
Chas. Strone
Viola Copple
Glenn Copple
Wi Cappiz
Levi Park
Sterling
Coolrado
Park
Inca
Aivo
Rosene Wellman
J. A. Shaffer
Mr. Shaffer
Miss Lucile
Elmwood notices and local happenings from the Leader Echo
The Elmwood Leader Echo reports a child’s adenoid and tonsil surgery and steady recovery. Travelers Erven Buskirk and Will Murphy return from a 1600 mile auto trip to Denver and Colorado. Gardener John Eidenmiller expects a large crop with sweet potatoes tomatoes and cabbage. A hail rain and a stone disc sound scare residents. Mrs. Herman Pentamar and family face snow delays returning from Estes Park. Henry Miller hosts a July 4th birthday gathering with many relatives. Wm. Miller, F. Baker, and others attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Penterman
Erven Buskirk
Will Murphy
Denver
Colorado
Chas. Bornemeier
Paul Bornemeier
Wm. Borner
Fremont
Rev. Pieper
Norman Deles Dernier
Union
Elmwood
J. C. Dreamer
John Eidenmiller
John
Herman Pentemar
Estes Park
Bert Shadley
Henry Miller
Henry
Miller Home
Frank Baker
Imperial
Wm. T. Hoovr
Omaha
F. J. Underhill
Geo. Miller
Ed D. Miller
John Morford
Crete
Neb
Patterson and Falter Attend Bally Fingarson Funeral in Omaha
Mrs. R. F. Patterson and Mrs. J W. Falter travel to Omaha to attend the funeral of Bally, daughter of Lieutenant and Mrs. George Fingarson, this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Patterson
J W. Falter
Omaha
Bally
George Fingarson
Doan's Kidney Pills Credited by Patridge
Local resident J B Patridge of Std and Locust streets says kidney problems from farm work years ago improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports regular function returned and recommends the remedy sold at Maury’s drug store for 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. manufactures in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Patridge
Std
Locust Streets
Dean
Doan
Maury’s
Patridge
Foster-Milburne
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Nebraska County Court notices will probate Jolson will
In Mary J Jolson estate a petition seeks probate of June 1920 instrument as last will. Frank H Jolson is named executor. Hearing set for July 5 1920 at ten oclock A M in County Court. Notice to interested parties via publication in the Miattamouth Journal for three weeks. Signed by County Judge Allen J Beeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Jolson
Chapman
Mary J. Johison
Frank H. Jolbn
AL Py
Ten Oelock A
Miattamouth Journal
Ms Hand
Alvo Area Social Notes and Local Visitors
Local residents and visitors populate Alvo area life with Lincoln trips, family visits, and social events. Details include Miss Lucile Johnson’s birthday gathering, piano recitals by Ruth Dreamer, and various trips to Lincoln Omaha and Detroit. A death and anniversary observations close the roundup.
Pollock Garage Offers Goodrich Ties and Ford Discounts
Pollock Garage advertises Goodrich ties and Ford sizes at 20 percent off through June 17th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich
Ford
Pollock
Lost Panama Hat Between Plattsmouth and Muray
A panama hat is lost between Plattsmouth and Muray on Saturday. Finder asked to return it to FR Gavelmon in Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Muray
FR Gavelmon
Useful Workers Club to Meet at Holl Home on June 15
The Useful Workers Club will gather at the home of Mg. FL G. Holl on June 15. All members are asked to bring thimbles as communal sewing work will continue for 19 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Useful Workers Club
Mg. FL
Blank Books Promised at Journal Office
Readers are told they can obtain nearly any kind of blank book at the Journal office. Information centers on availability and ordering options for blank notebooks and stationery.
Also Mentioned on This Page
B.K. F. Limers
Ford Cars
Moncey
Studebaker Cars
Maxwell Cars
Rien
East Main St
Tecumseh District
Epworth League
Platsmouth
Methodist
Chevrolet
W.w.wasley
Fen
FP. G. Fricke and Company
Teanine
Stehnman
Louisville Courier
Echo
Cites
Allen J. Beeson
Alvo Department
Earl Bennett
George Althouse
Hayle
Glenn Stliger
Ed Weldeman
A. N. Myers
W. A. Knicely
Council Bluffs
Detroit
Mich
Peting Gud
S& Kk
Johnson
Fred Oseenkapp
Eliza Craif
Mary Dewey
Winside
L. Muir
Flora Johnson
Omuahal
Carrie Muir
Alvo
Ada Knicely
Henry Crate
South Omaha
Ener Berrett
Havelock
Ulysses
Craig
Home Missionary Society
Alaska
M. EB
Glenn Sizer
Miss Fisher
Morehead
Compmunity Club
Chichester
BR. H. GC. Leopold
Osteopathic
Coates
W. W. Coatman Or
L. M. Snaverly
the Bank of Service
Guaranty Fund of
State of
the Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Caxhier
Flora KR
Anz
Awe
Carl D, Ganz
Alvo National Farm Loan Association
I Palms Boyles
Murtey & Curyea, Grain and Lumber
Deering and McCormick
Coatman Hardware
Alvo, Nebraska
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