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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
8
At St Louis June 14 delegates cheer President Wilson’s peaceful foreign policy. Former Governor Glynn as temporary chair argues US leaders avoided war by negotiation, cites past presidents, and draws loud applause from Democrats. Bryan weeps with emotion as the crowd praises peaceful conduct.
Glynn declared no president since the civil war faced such crucial problems and praised a profound grasp of statesmanship. He framed the pivotal issue as continuation or withdrawal of the current national policy, urging voters to focus on principle. The keynote preceded adjournment and committee work as thousands filled the Coliseum and suffragists formed the "Golden Lane" along Locust street.
Advertises two pounds of new comb honey for 35 cents. Fresh onions and radishes and large rhubarb bunches priced at 5 cents. Beekeepers supplies available in stock at factory prices with freight saved. Location Upper Chicago Ave. Phone 258.7 J. M. Young.
K Parmele announces that John and Frank Boetel are no longer connected with the Parmele livery and auto line, clarifying the separation and current status of ownership and operations.
Postmasters meet in Lincoln this week. Port county resident C A Youll killed in auto overturn. Judge Woodrandh opens North Platte district court. Adama county jail praised for cleanliness despite reports. Frank H Woodland elected Nebraska alumni association president. Police report drunkenness arrests in Kearney since May 31. Hall county soil survey authorized at Congressman's request. R J Pool to head Nebraska botany after Pessey. Democratic state committee calls for Mast ings July 25 convention. Mrs Geeske Fix granted divorce after twenty years. C 8 Bailey dies after Bruner auto accident. Arthur D Brandeis dies in New York at 53. Conductor Frank E Olds killed in train coupling accident at Valentine. Indian land sales in Thurston county planned for July under government direction. Gordon to remove hitching posts on Main Street. 150 feet added on Railroad street. Col John G Maher elected United Spanish War Veterans department commander. encampment at Columbus in 1917. Rep Kinkaid secures one year extension for Fort Niobrara lands payments.
Alvo residents report visits and travel to Lincoln Omaha and Sterling Neb. Local business notes include Farmers and Merchants bank adding a new Burroughs posting machine to speed up checks deposits and balances. A twelve grade school district consolidation is approved with a six member board and a 20 mill levy for a new school site on Second street.
George Everett Bucknell and Miss Mildred White were married June 7 1916 at the bride's parents home in Sterling Neb Rev Mortimer R Crisp officiated. Bucknell, eldest son of Mr and Mrs C C Bucknell, has worked in the Sterling lumber business for three years and plans residence in Sterling after a short wedding trip with a home open to friends after July 1.
A meeting of the consolidated high school district comprising districts 100 90 92 54 and 84 was held Monday at 12 in Jordan hall. Superintendent Eda...
The Woman's Relief Corps will conduct a market all day Saturday June 17 at the Varga and Schuldice store selling home cooking items and other goods.
Advertises ladies collars in orfandies voiles and venice from 50c to 1.00, Mand Bags leather bags, Middy Blouses, full ribbon line, House Dresses 98c to 1.50, Bungalow Aprons 50c to 1.00, Turkish Towels 21x42 at 43c per pair.
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