Aged Man Hangs Self Near Sweeping Water
William Maddox aged 76 of Sweeping Water district died by his own action this morning before 8:30. He lived east of town with a wife and seven children. After breakfast he felt unwell and hanged himself. his wife found him, cut the rope, but life was extinct. Coroner declined inquest. baby was given to undertaker. Maddox had poor health and a history of injuries from a runaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maddox
Here
Win
Blockton
Eas
Can't Keep It Secret Chamberlain Tablets Gaining Notice
Daily growing recognition of Chamberlain's Tablets as a superior remedy for stomach and liver troubles. Marketed by all dealers and widely available.
Regatta Habana Gigar Endorsed by Robert Richter
Robert Richter, a noted manufacturer, promotes the Regatta Habana Gigar as the best choice. The endorsement highlights quality and performance associated with the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Habana Gigar
Robert Richter
Miss Ruehland Shows Improvement After Illness
Miss Josie Ruehland, long confined by inflammatory rheumatism, has recovered enough to sit up and enjoy short periods outdoors. Friends express relief at her notable improvement after weeks of serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Ruehland
Miss Ruehland
MAG TWiss of Louisville Passes Away This Morning
Mrs B O G Twiss a longtime Louisville resident died at 1 30 am at her home after a cancer illness. Her husband A W Twiss survives with several children none living. Two sisters Mrs John Twiss and Mrs Sarah Culforth and brother Jess Merrill also mourn. Card of thanks from family expresses gratitude to helpers during illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. OG. Twiss
Louisville
Twiss
John Twiss
Sarah Culforth
Jess Merrill
Scotts Brull
Ned
Western farmers buy land in Tangipahoa Parish
A banquet at the Monteleone hotel showcased farmers from Nebraska and Kansas visiting Kentwood La as guests of Brooks Scanlon Lumber Co. They purchased Tangipahoa parish land. The group included O P Monroe and L Bowdish among others. sales total over 10 000 acres in six months with 60 homesteaders already on property and 300 more preparing to move in next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Nebraska
Kounsis
Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Company
Kentwood
Monteleone
Tangipahoa Parish
T Here Holdings
Tangipahwa
H. McNie
The
Lumber Company
McNie
EB. O. Wild
Gulf States Farmer
Wild
Louisiana
FE. C. Brown
Loursiia
Union
United States
Mr. Bruner
State Board of Agriculture
Tangipahoa
Co. W. Crawford
Arkansas
Texas
Indian Territory
Missouri
Iowa
Mr. Crawford
Mere
Marcarel Thomas
Des Méines
Tas
J. A. Abbott
Bostriea
Nebo
G. L. Osborne
Republic
Kas
D. A. Bowen
Gontordia
Frank Marshall
L. F
Bowdish
Lincoln
A. HH. Franknap
A. B H. Bowdish
Plattsmouth
Neb
J. B. Smith
Albion
Kass
O. P. Monroe
C. J. McNie
L. Hawkings
New Orleans
Lost open-face gold watch near Alex Rhoden and Mynard
Reward offered for return of an open-face gold watch with fob found between Alex Rhoden's place and Mynard. Finder should leave it with Dr. J J Brown in Mynard or at once to receive reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Rhoden
Mynard
J. J. Brown
Mrs Cook Entertains Kensington Guests At North Fourth Street
Yesterday afternoon Mrs BE W Cook entertained about fifty ladies at her Kensington residence on North Fourth Street. The rooms were adorned with roses and garden towers, and guests enjoyed needlework socializing and violin selections. A three course luncheon was served by Misses Donnelly, Dovey, and Hawksworth assisted by Miss Hawksworth.
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BE. W. Cook
Kensington
North Fourth Street
Marie Donnelly
Catherine
Edith Dovey
Chamberlain's Colie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
An advertising notice urges every family to keep Chamberlain's Colie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during hot weather. It claims the product is invaluable during summer and nearly indispensable, available from all dealers.
Government employee visits old time friends from Plattsmouth
Alex Schlagel, longtime Plattsmouth resident now with the General Land Office in Washington, D. C., visits the city. He left Plattsmouth in 1884, lived in Lone Pine Nebraska then Lincoln, worked in the state house until 1899, and moved to federal service in Washington. He notes many Plattsmouth connections abroad and a lasting affection for the old town.
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Alex Schlagel
Washington, D. C
General Land Office
Mr. Schlagel
Lone Pine
Neh
Lincoln
State House
Washington
Mr. Settagel
Abe
Plattsmouth
Old Town
Visit of Anton J. Koubek Reunites Old Friends in Town
Yesterday afternoon Anton J. Koubek of Omaha spent a few hours with old friends and relatives here. He was accompanied by Peter Nelson and the pair enjoyed a brief, pleasant visit, with Koubek still the genial, stable fellow his friends remember.
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Anton J. Koubek
Omaha
Peter Nelson
Anton
For Sale Patterson place with outbuildings
For sale. Six room house with modern improvements except heat and a barn. Known as the Patterson place. Will sell all or part. Inquire at W. Savior Coal Office. 6 4 tfi.
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Patterson Place
W. Bavior Coal Omee
Guaranteed Eczema Remedy Ends Long Skin Suffering
Mrs J G Eveland of Bath I says after twenty five years with eczema she found a cure using Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment. The physician's formula has been in use for years and is guaranteed. Available from all druggists or by mail Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
Wedding of Oscar Wilson and Elizabeth Hall at Gouneil Bluffs
Friday afternoon at 5 in Gouneil Bluffs Rev Monton’s residence witnessed the marriage of Oscar Wilson and Elizabeth Hall both of Gouneil Bluffs. The couple left for Omaha for a brief outing then returned and began their life together at home in Gouneil Bluffs amid warm congratulations from family and friends. Elizabeth Hall is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jot Hall and has many local friends. Oscar Wilson is a barber well regarded in town.
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Weelock
Monton
Gouneil Bluffs
Oscar Wilson
Elizabeth Hall
Prise
Omaha
Wis
Mro
House for Rent Ad Hints in the Journal
A compact notice suggests using the Journal to place a small rental listing. It promotes quick exposure and local reach for properties seeking tenants.
Friday the 13th myths stir crowds at courthouse day
The 1913 Friday the 13th summons superstition as residents fear bad luck while court actions slow. Brides, troops, and petitioners seek relief from the law but avoid risky ventures amid the ominous date.
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Court House
Kickapoo Worm Killer Promises Health for Worm-Infested Children
Advertises Kickapoo Worm Killer as a candy lozenge that expels worms and steadies the bowels for distressed children. Claims to cure indigestion headaches nervousness and weakness caused by worms. Guaranteed and sold by druggists or by mail from Kickapan Indian Medicine Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kickapan Indian Medicine Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Fred Egenberger Returns to Down Town
Fred G. Egenberger, long sidelined at home by rheumatism, was downtown yesterday afternoon for a few hours. He is not yet well but shows improvement and hopes to resume business activities soon.
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Fred G. Egenberger
Demme
Chamberlain's Tablets Fame Grows For Stomach Cure
The article praises Chamberlain's Tablets as a grand remedy for stomach and liver troubles, claiming growing recognition. It notes the product is for sale by all dealers.
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August Gorder
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Chamberlain
Mag
E.G. Twiss
Warren
A. W. Smith
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
J. K. Pollock
Party
Mr. Monroe
Mr. Bowdish
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
W. Gook
Anton Koubek
Dan Gupid
Fred Egenberger
Atlantic Coast
Eircuit
East
Chicago
Lake Or
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Canada
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Lake Champlain
White Mountain
Boston
New York
Coast Wise
Norfolk
Virginias
Wisconsin
Michigan
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Quebec
P. Q
Portland
Bar Harbor
Maine
Jemmy
W. C. Clement
L. W. Wakeley
Nebr
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