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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
3
Chief Deputy Fire Commissioner A Wandall of Nebraska urges citizens and officials to combat annual U S fire losses described as our national folly. He cites high per capita fire waste, lists careless causes like matches and kerosene, and calls for public cooperation as special inspectors to report dangerous conditions.
A Cass county party including Mr and Mrs Henry Shoemaker and John Bye from near Nehawka traveled to Plattsmouth via the Plattsmouth road to Omaha. They praised the farm to Plattsmouth stretch as the best in memory though river crossing remains rough. The road work shows farmers backing the good roads cause and many are doing their share.
A household remedy in America for 25 years Dr Thomas Oil for cuts sprains burns and bruises 25c and 50c at all drug stores.
A sprained ankle may be cured in three to four days by applying Chamberlains Liniment and following the directions with each bottle. For sale by P. F. G. Fricke & Co.
A prominent Plattsmouth merchant visited the county judge with the required witnesses to secure a marriage contract but no license was issued today. The journal suggests a marriage may be announced around Monday, though officials have not authorized any announcement.
Advice to use Chamberlains Cough Remedy for whooping cough with loose expectoration. Claims the remedy liquifies thick mucus and eases coughing. Mentions TL used in epidemics and safety. Sold by F.G. Frieke & Co.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. T Todd died last night. Grieving parents receive deep sympathy from neighbors and friends in the community.
A large gathering at Mr and Mrs Henry Steinhauer home on Seventh and Gold streets celebrated the 15th birthday of Miss Lula Gladys Steinhauer. Planned by Edgar Steinhauer, the party featured games including a peanut contest won by Miss Cosenna Handley, music, decorations in yellow and white, and refreshments. Guests included Mary Gorton, Robin Richardson, Kimnima Cummins, and many others, who presented gifts to the honoree.
Cedar Creek Lumber Co reports a new hay shed with capacity for two to three cars and offers Up land Hay from the Loup River country at 20 dollars per ton. The firm promises quick service and urges customers to buy before stock runs out.
Miss Fern McBride of South Omaha is visiting in the city at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson and is accompanied by several young ladies.
Elvis 8 Tippens, aged 76, died after illness in Glenwood. He leaves a wife and eight children, including Eugene of Emporia, Kas, A. J. of Lincoln, Neb, W. G. of Glenwood, and daughters Jane Cooper, Kalispell Brander, and Branagan. Funeral held at daughter’s home yesterday afternoon.
Local residents plan a road booster club as Maple Grove looks to improve infrastructure. Alfred Gansemer shipped fat cable to South Omaha, and threshing machines were delivered by Eri. G. Young. A social gathering at Mr and Mrs Louis Puls's home drew many neighbors including the Puls family and Gansmer relatives.
An application for a pardon of Charles Allen Whiting's bigamy sentence is filed with the Governor and Advisory Board of Pardons. The hearing is set for July 8, 1912 at 10:00 a.m. in Cass County, with Whiting signing the notice dated June 11, 1912.
Mrs. Julia Dwyer of Plattsmouth will open a millinery shop in Murray for three days Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. The line will be at Mrs. Joseph Cook home on lower Main street inviting all ladies to call and view selections.
Dave Young from near Murray travels to Omaha this afternoon after a telegram from his brother Frank in Minnesota. Frank has been ill for several days at the Boeulmont restaurant seeking treatment from a specialist and is now reported worse, with Dave heading to the city to be with him.
J B Wiles attended a Sunday School convention and will return with wife and friends. Mrs J E B Lienhart of Taylor Ville visits at Mrs Chapman and Mrs Parnele s home. A B Kreacher and sons Walter and Wallace travel to Malvern Iowa to visit relatives. Mrs W M Hoover and two children arrive from Louisville to visit Plattsmouth relatives. Mrs Baumeisier Mrs William Dull and Mrs John Hetherford go to Omaha for a day. Mrs Rawls and husband travel to Omaha where she attends a Sunday school convention. Burdock Blood Bitters touted for dyspepsia at 84 00. Mrs J V Regenberger and Mrs Fred Regenberger visit Emanuel Hospital in Omaha. Mrs Ed Banker of Youngstown Ohio departs on No 9. Charles Rutherford and wife accompany Mrs Banker home for weeks. Mrs T T Smith and son WM A Sith of Union city visit for shopping and local business. J A Waugh resumes Sioux City run Nos 23 and 24 aiding Conductor Green. Bert wears gilt-lettered cap and new uniform as a passenger man.
A Mid-West Carnival Company of Omaha visited Plattsmouth to discuss a July 8 six day carnival with ten paid attractions including an ocean wave and merry go round plus three free attractions twice daily. The Red Men group was consulted and trustees to vote at the fall council meeting. The carnival is expected to go ahead.
Referee Aldrich will auction the land described as the west half of the northeast quarter of section 13, township 10 north range 6 west, in Canal County Nebraska. Sale at the south front door of the courthouse in Plattsmouth on July 16, 1914 at 1 pm for cash with 20 percent paid at bid and balance upon court confirmation.
State of Nebraska Cass County notices creditors to present claims to the administratrix before the county judge at the Cass County Courtroom in Plattsmouth on June 26 1912 and December 26 1912 at 10 o clock am. Six months allowed to creditors to present claims and one year for the administrator to settle estate from June 2 1912. County Judge Allen J Breeon signs the notice with Dwyer as attorney.
In the County Court of Cava County Nebraska creditors of the deceased William Dull will meet executrix Mary Dull in Pattsmouth for claims examination and adjustment. They may present claims July 6 and January 10 at 9 a.m. Each day for six months are allowed for creditors to file proofs and for settlement of the estate. Witness the county court seal at Plattsmouth Nebraska this date.
The Weeping Water Republican notes Plattsmouth mayor backs a simple Fourth of July in the park with lunch, speeches, music, lemonade, and fireworks. Attendees would gather, listen to the band, and enjoy a peaceful community celebration without amusements.
Readings from the Burlington department show the thermometer placed under similar shelter to U S Weather Bureau standards. Forecast: For Nebraska fair Thursday and Friday. Measurements note 671 ppm and 85 10 g m at 60 12 p m with readings taken at the ther.
Advertising copy for Dean's Ointment marketed as remedy for skin itching including piles and eczema. States price 500 at all drug stores with promotional tone and minimal product claims.
Threshing machine listed with a Gaar Scott 13 hp engine and a J. O. Case separator for 2 dollars and 50 cents. In running order under shed. Sale or trade for stock or town property. Contact T. W. Vallery Murray Nebraska or write Frank Vallery Ogallala Nebraska.
Mrs D A C Miller and her son Regniald arrived on No 24 in Lincoln and will spend the week end with her sister Mrs J A Waugh who has been her guest for a short time.
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