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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
4
Lincoln Herald notes a large Plattsmouth July 4 celebration and invites nearby towns to join. It cites Red Men of Plattsmouth planning events, and warns the statewide gathering will be the biggest in southeastern Nebraska.
The piece surveys Nebraska political tensions with Democrats rallying at county banquets led by Governor Shallenberger, while Republicans face internal divisions. It discusses the Oregon plan for senate elections, conference bill maneuvers, railroads influence, Taft era politics, and upcoming Democratic state convention in Grand Island with a new statewide club formation guided by district leaders.
Washington dispatches report a conference committee keeps the railroad bill under tight wraps with Taft asked to refrain from discussing it. The public knows nothing of promised concessions to railroad presidents or changes, except that the clause barring watered stock will be dropped. The Senate had burden of proof on railroads. the current law places it on shippers or the government to prove rate hikes.
The piece argues Senator Aldrich has little chance to secure the Republican nomination for governor. It notes opposition from Rosewater and suggests that Rosewater’s stance could force Aldrich to drop out of the race.
A Republican who supported Taft calls him the most unpopular president, claiming he serves the interests of the classes rather than the masses. The critic notes growing discontent across the West and warns that partial deception cannot persist.
Will Hayward resigns as chairman of the Republican state central committee and announces efforts to win the First district congressional nomination. He aims to build support within party ranks for the contest.
The piece notes Sheldon clings to his Barkis is willing stance on the gubernatorial nomination and recalls his three-fifths vote proposition on the license question. Republicans question his post defeat, viewing him as a poor loser while Aldrich remains linked to past legislative battles.
The piece notes a local caption candidate actively seeking the nomination while Peruna Andrews is silent. A party trip to Colorado follows, with F G Egenberger William Starkjohn and S H Shumaker heading to Limon and Denver to view land for potential purchase. Colonel John Frank Swezey accompanies them. They plan a ten day excursion, expecting return about a week after. Henry Beeck and wife host visitors Edward Gyger and wife from New York Charles Gyger and wife from Omaha and Mrs Bittenger for a Pleasant city stop before returning to Omaha.
A group from Plattsmouth traveled to Auburn for the Epworth League district convention starting there today. Attendees included Rev. W. L. Austin BE Wescott Don C. York Mrs. Frank Gobelman Miss Hazel Tuey and Miss Margaret Mapes with York chairing choral duties and Tuey on the program. Wes cott serves as district president amid a several days of sessions and substantial delegate work.
A note explains that a sore or lame shoulder is usually due to rheumatism of the muscles and responds quickly to the free application of Chamberlain's Liniment. The remedy is described as prompt and effective and agreeable to use, and it is sold by all dealers.
Alf Nickels living near Murray rode the morning train to South Omaha to oversee the sheep market and arrange stock for his farm.
Uncle Sam will hold nationwide examinations for Railway Mail Clerks Custom House Clerks Stenographers Bookkeepers Department Clerks and other government positions Thousands of appointments will be made Any man or woman over 18 in city or country can get instruction and free information by writing to the Bureau of Instruction 79 J Hamlin Building Rochester NY
The Journal's news editor Charles Grimes received an anonymous letter mailed from Havelock. It contains startling but humorous information and advice. Grimes appreciates the note and plans to consider the writer's suggestions, keeping the letter for reference.
Cough remedy Chamberlain offers a money back guarantee if you are not satisfied after using two thirds of a bottle and following directions. The product is sold by all dealers.
Mr and Mrs Wendel Hell spent the day in Omaha after taking the early morning train to the city. They arrived for a day of engagements and planned returns later this evening.
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