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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
5
In a tense St. Patrick era scene at Halsey’s saloon, gang unrest threatens the town as leaders vanish and a bluff shooting unsettles residents. Ross and allied figures brace for a long watch, while Mrs. Weber offers refuge and orders. Lee coordinates locks as fear, vigilance, and resolve shape the night.
In a tense showdown at a rural hotel Ross Cavanagh confronts a drunken mob seeking to seize two prisoners. Lize Wetherford and Lee Virginia defend the scene with courage, subduing attackers while Edwards and Gregg face the aftermath and police intervention looms.
From Tuesday's Sally Mrs William McGauley Mrs T Ht Pollock and Mrs T M Patterson departed this morning for Concordia Kansas where Mrs McCauley's granddaughter Miss Doris Patterson graduated from the Catholic Ladies seminary It is probable Doris will return with her grandmother and Mesdames Patterson and Pollock
There is one medicine that every family should be provided with especially in summer months viz Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy It costs a quarter For sale by F G Fricke Co.
Mr H A Schneider and his son Carl were among Omaha passengers this afternoon to see the baseball game between Omaha and Denver.
The June 1 1911 county board session in Plattsmouth Nebraska heard protests on property assessments and approved numerous tax and road fund claims. Delegates including L D Nwiteer M L Friedrich and J Morgan oversaw hearings. closing minutes record resignations and inherited tax work plus allowances for road district and bridge projects.
Vine street between Fourth and Fifth streets has lost shade trees, exposing south-siders to glare. Mr. D Hawksworth salvaged two old trees but the remaining clearance and street grading leave the area barren. Restoring shade would require owners to plant new trees, though north-side pedestrians face a slower recovery due to deep cuts.
In urgent distress cases the article urges humane helpers to use Tuiner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine as a ready stimulant. It claims the remedy warms the body, speeds circulation, eases pains and cramps, steadies the stomach, and relieves indigestion and nervousness. Also suggested for colds and laxative tone. Sold by AL drug stores in Chicago.
J. 1 Gamble of Omaha arrived in the city last evening on No. 2 to attend to important business matters.
From Wednesday's Daily a courthouse janitor, Hans Seivers, has tidied the lawn for the first time this decade. He trimmed overgrown borders from the concrete walks, giving a neat, modern city look and dedicates all his time to the county, earning much commendation for the upkeep.
From Wednesday's Daily Ed Gansemere of the Weeping Water road telephoned Al Egonberger to order a replacement binder. Al ordered a new binder from Gorder & Egon and left with a team and buggy to deliver it to the Gansemere farm for the thirtieth binder of the season.
Kh. H. Schuthof Phil Thierolf and EK. Le. Wescott departed for rural districts this morning by auto taking a batch of band concert dodgers to distribute in precincts.
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