Plattsmouth Man’s Year in Chase County Corn Record
Edward Hronek raised a 92 by 12 foot crib of corn in 1919 near Imperial Nebraska. He shelled about 4 700 bushels, kept 100 bushels seed, and earned 1 336 60 dollars net beyond land cost plus seed and teams. land sold for 3 600 to 6 800 dollars in recent years.
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Edward Urenek
Imperial
Burke & Campbell
Russell Graham
Moumenuth
Ilineis
Burke & Meeker
I. VY. Bonner
Edward Hronek
Pronek
Poultry Wanted at Plattsmouth Store Event
Swift & Co. will be at Lutz's store in Plattsmouth next Friday to buy poultry. Prices offered include a delivery date set for Friday June 25th.
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Swift & Co
Lutz
Plattsmouth
For Sale Steam Threshing Outfit At Reduced Price
A steam threshing outfit is offered for sale with a note the seller will lower the price before July 1. If unsold, the owner seeks to hire an engineer and separator man, P. A. Hild of Mynard Nebraska. The item appeared in Wednesdays Daily. In a separate court scene Judge Allen J. Beeson presided over a gambling case involving John Harris and Albert Reed. Arthur Jacobi testified about a card game at the Reed home and alleged use of a liquor called white mule. Harris was fined 25 dollars plus costs, Reed 10 dollars plus costs, and Jacobi returned to work.
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P. A. Htild
Mynard
Net
Allen J. Beeson
John Harris
Albert Reed
Arthur Jacobi
Jacobi
Harris
Art
Reed
Popular Copyright Books On Sale At Journal Office
A selection of popular copyright books is now on sale at the Journal office. Readers may purchase titles through the desk, with notable works spanning fiction and non fiction. Availability includes recent editions and standard volumes suitable for collectors and casual readers alike.
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Journal
Little Babe Injured In Window Accident
The twenty one month old son of Mr and Mrs A S Moran was playing on a second floor room when a window screen gave way and he fell to the ground fracturing the right leg near the hip. Medical aid was summoned and the leg set. he will be confined to bed for several weeks.
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Arthur
Moran
Burdock Blood Bitters Ad Promotes Pure Blood Remedy
An old fashioned advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a cure for heavy impure blood causing headaches nausea indigestion and a pale sickly complexion. It claims the product cleanses blood and strengthens digestion and lists a price of 1 25 dollars at all stores.
Eagles to Bring 1921 State Convention to Plattsmouth
Falls City hosts Fraternal Order of Eagles delegates who vote to hold the 1921 state convention in Plattsmouth. Local leaders John P. Sattler and J. M. Cunningham promote the choice, praising the city’s active lodge and Barclay’s vice presidency win.
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Order of Eagles
Falls City
Plattsmouth
Eagles
Red Men
Arie
William M. Barclay
Andrew FP
Moran
Nebraska City
Order
Knights of Columbus
Barclay
Tocal Arie
John P. Sattler
J. M. Cunningham
Aiie
Increased protection a big problem for city business district
Business leaders along Main Street demand more night police presence and rear alley lighting after the Philip Thierolf clothing store robbery. City finances are stretched by current officer salaries and the council weighs adding staff versus lighting upgrades to deter further burglaries.
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Philip Thierolf
Main Street
City Council To Debate Tax Burden And Session Agenda
The text notes that no definite action will be taken until the city council session on Monday. It suggests the matter will be discussed then and decisions may follow, with taxpayers bearing the burden discussed as a concern.
Dr M L Thomas dies after long service in community
Dr. Martin Low Thomas died at his home Friday morning at age 65 years 4 months and 17 days Born January 17 1855 in Harrison county Missouri He practiced in Missouri Iowa and Nebraska before settling in Nehawka Nebraska ten years ago He married Isa belle Frans October 2 1882 with children Harry W Hermann Harley H Lowell F Also survived by brother Robert Thomas and sister Mrs Lucinda Wise Funeral at the Baptist church Sunday at 2 30 p m with burial in Rosewood cemetery
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Martin Low Thomas
Harrison County
Missouri
Union Star
California
America Medical College
St. Louis
Cinncinnati
Chicago
Iowa
Nebraska
Thomas
Isabelle Frans
Maysville
Get
Harry W
Falls City
Neb
Herman L
Nehawka
Harley
Mrs Oscar Gapen Suffers Serious Leg Fracture
The friends of Mrs. Oscar Gapen report a serious accident at her country home southwest of the city. While gathering chickens she fell and fractured her right leg. Dr. P J Flynn treated her, and she is reported to be as well as could be expected despite pain.
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Oscar Gapen
Household remedy ad for all ages by Dr Thomas Eclectic
An old time household remedy advertises Dr Thomas Eclectic tonics for various complaints including a baby’s croup, Willie’s cuts and bruises, a mother’s sore throat, and Grandma’s lameness. Prices shown 30c and 0c.
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Willie
Grandma
Thomas Eclectic
Sheriff Quinton Heads to Formada for Pawn Shop Sweep
Sheriff C. D. Quinton departed this morning for Formada to oversee business matters and inspect pawn shops in an effort to recover goods stolen from the Nichols store in Louisville and the Thieroif clothing store in this city.
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C. D. Quinton
Formada
Nichols
Louisville
Thieroif
Mrs. Tola McMahan Osman of Omaha Attends Event
Mrs. Tola McMahan Osman of Omaha attends a public event with her daughter, sharing a social moment and greeting neighbors at a local gathering in the city.
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Tola McMahan Osman
Omaha
Daugh
Local residents visit in the city and nearby towns
Mildred ter and Mrs. Osman spent a day with Col. and Mrs. M. A. Bates. Mrs. Osman, a Omaha teacher and former Grant City resident, will vacation in Houston, Texas and travels Tuesday. Frank Blotzer, Sr. arrived from Cedar Creek and headed to Omaha for dental work. Walter Schneider and his wife of Cedar Creek visited the city on Saturday for business.
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Ter
Mildred
Col
M. A. Bates
Osman
Omaha
Grant City
Frank Blotzer
Cedar Creek
Burlington
Walter Schneider
Dean's Regulats Laxative Promotes Easy Bowels
A modern laxative Dean's Regulats advertised as a mild, easy action for the bowels. Sold at all stores for 30 cents.
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Dean
Dean's Ointment for Various Skin Ailments Promoted
For itching skin troubles such as piles eczema salt rheum hives and scald head Dean's Ointment is highly recommended. 60 cents a box at all stores.
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Dean
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Chase County
Imperial Equity Mercantile Exchange No
To Farmers and Merciarts Bank
Imperial, Nebraska
Bllie
Imperial Equity Mercantile Exchange
VIA
T. H. Pollogk
Burlington Freight Depot
Yours Truly
W. E. Kenney
Little Babe
M. L. Thomas
Sporl the
Universal Car
Bakke
Ford
Jim Rishel
T. H. Pollock Garage
T. H.pollock Garage
Plattsmouth,Neb
Wood Bros
Oliver
T. H. Pollock Auto Co
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