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Newspaper

Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1913

Page

2

Handsome Hair Bridle Sent From Prisoner Grant Blunt

A deputy sheriff’s wife in Jacksonville Florida received a handsome hair bridle as a present. Grant Blunt, from this county, fashioned the item while serving a seven year sentence for robbing a Missouri Pacific car. The bridle is on exhibition at the Journal office and expected to be prized by Mr and Mrs Manspeaker.

M. Bh. Manspeaker Jacksonville Florida Woodman Circle Grant Blunt Missouri Pacific

Forest House Flour Targeted as Best on Market

A claim that Forest House flour is the best on the market is echoed by a dealer network led by Thomsen in the Gund Building. The message urges consumers to try the flour and purchas it from all dealers.

Sunday Meetings at the Tent and Church

Crowds gather for union services at the tent with fine music and a sermon by Rev. Smith on What will you do with Jesus. Nearly 800 people attend the evening meeting and plans emerge to close the meetings at month end due to another engagement.

Jesus Christ Smith Lormger Union Sunday School Presbyterian Chorch Briggs Mathilda Vallery G. P. Eastwood M.A. Dickson H W. B. Burgess A. B. Gass J. T. Beard Olive Gass Fannie Grosby Estelle Baird

Former Residents Return to Visit Plattsmouth Friends

A visiting couple from South Omaha, former Plattsmouth residents, Mr. and Mrs. Jasob Koch, drew praise for their past local ties. Mr. Koch, once a cigar-maker for Julius Papperberg, was noted as a talented vocalist who performed in musical events here. Mrs. Koch, formerly Miss Sarah Ramsey, was admired for charm and popularity among early city residents.

Annona Fngles South Omaha Plattsmouth Jasob Koch Koch Julius Papperberg Sarah Ramsey

Ramsey Babe Draws Omaha Bea Portrait Admiration

The Omaha Bee published a picture of William Cook Ramsey the young son of Mr and Mrs W Ramsey. Friends note a striking resemblance to his father and pride from the grandparents Judge and Mrs B S Ramsey of the city.

Omaha Metropolis William Cook Ramsey

Ferry Reopens on Missouri River Under New Cable

John Richardson announces the Missouri River Ferry is back in service with a new pole and cable, running day and night. The operator says the ferry is ready to handle all passenger traffic and will run at all hours.

Jolm Richardson

Plattsmouth Market Day Draws Farmers and Shoppers

Saturday afternoon the city buzzed with country visitors and town shoppers. Streets jammed with teams and autos, highlighting a shortage of hitching spaces. Farmers praise the variety of goods while merchants are urged to add rest rooms and improve comfort to keep Plattsmouth as a trading hub.

Elles Plattsmouth

Warning To Parents Of Young Girls In Court

County Attorney Taylor filed a complaint in county court against two city girls aged 13 to 18 for incorrigible conduct and possible placement at the Geneva Nebraska state industrial school for girls. Police found several young men and the girls in a late night automobile party near the courthouse. the party is said to be from Louisville. The case was set for 2 this afternoon as parents and communities warn of unbecoming roaming and association with questionable company.

Taylor State Industrial School For Geneva Neb Court House Louisville

Avoca Hosts FAER Entertainment With Governor Morehead

Avoca plans its second annual FAER event on July 2 featuring a dance, picture show, sports, fireworks and an address by Governor Morehead. The program runs in the evening at Avoca with a full slate of activities.

Avoca Morehead

Honest Egg Incident Sets Moral Tone in Trade

A prominent business story recounts a merchant who theftily selected an egg from a grocery store to impress guests. He returned with a glass and dumped the contents outside, triggering a stampede for the door as onlookers learned of the act.

Possible shift to egg-free drinks for future menus

A trend note states that venues may avoid any beverages containing eggs now and in the future. It highlights growing demand for eggless options among health and allergy conscious patrons.

Miss Grace Thompson Feted In Mrs Hinrichsen's Tea

A pleasant Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Hinrichsen honored Miss Grace Thompson of Sabula Iowa visiting with her aunt Mrs. E B Thrall. Guests enjoyed cards and social conversation followed by refreshments provided by the hostess.

William Hinrichsen Grace Thompson Sabula Towa E. B. Thrall

Rev George Huebner Visits City For Merchant Trade

The Rev George Huebner of Right Mile Grove was in the city for a few hours today to oversee trading with local merchants.

George Huebner Right Mile Grove

Forest Rose The Best Flour on the Market Trial

Forest Rose flour is advertised as the best flour on the market inviting readers to give it a trial. The short promo emphasizes quality and urges consumer experimentation with the product.

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