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Newspaper

Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1913

Page

2

Prominent business man August Gorder dies at home

August Gorder, 43, longtime Plattsmouth implement and harness businessman, died last night at his south side home after eight weeks of diabetes and anemia. He leaves a wife, four children, two brothers, three sisters, and was son of pioneer Frederick Gorder. Funeral Saturday at 2:30 from the home with interment in Oak Hill cemetery.

August Gorder Mr. Gorder Frederick Gorder Fred H. Gorder Weeping Water John Gorder Plattsmouth Chris Wohlfarth Plattsamouth A. F. Ploots Scotland Louise Gorder Oak Till Cemetery

Regulats Laxative Aids Bowels At Low Price

Dean's Regulats laxative is sold for 25¢ at all stores and is described as easy to use. The notice highlights its effect on bowel movements and constipation relief.

Dean

Lawn fete planned by Playsmouth Players Club

The Playsmouth Players Club met at the home of Mr and Mrs H S Austin on Vine street to discuss plans for the coming year. They will stage a lawn fete on Wednesday evening July 2 at the Austins lawn with an entertaining program.

Playsmouth Players’ Club Austin Vine Street

Death of Former Pastor of First Presbyterian Church

Word arrived of Rev William T. Bartle's death in Claremont California on June 19 at age 41 years and 4 months. He led the First Presbyterian Church in this city in the early 1870s and served as a gospel minister for forty years. He leaves seven children and his wife who died in 1892.

Willian T. Bartle Claremont California Bartle First Presbyterian Church Knoxcolwne John Christiansen Quincey Mass J. 8. Bartle Chicago W. HH. Bartle St. Joseph M. W. Kiddo Greston Iowa Mia.t. CG. Shaw G. J. Bartle Creston H. Ut. Bartle Glaremont Cromwell Town

Carpenter moves to Boeck building on Sixth street

John Weyrich, owner of a carpentry shop formerly in the rear of Weyrich & Hadraba drug store, has moved to the Boeck building on Sixth street due to crowding. He will handle all kinds of carpenter work and accepts orders by telephone or at the drug store for prompt attention.

John Weyrich Weyrich & Hadraba Boeck Sixth Street

Dean's Ointment Sells For Skin Ailments

Hives eczema and salt rheum itch skin. Dean's Ointment offers relief. Sold by all druggists at 50 cents a box.

Dean

Plea for Safer Fourth of July Celebrations

Ridgell warns Nebraskans about firework hazards and property damage from firecrackers sky rockets roman candles and balloons urging citizens to avoid fireworks. He cites injuries and losses and notes cities like Cleveland and Washington prohibit sales or use. He appeals to residents to prevent death and damage by refraining from fireworks around homes.

Mr. Ridgell Cleveland Washington, D. C Nebraska England

RANDAS CITY COUPLE MARRIED AT LA PLATTE

Last evening at six o clock at the home of the bride s aunt in La Platte Miss Nellie Davidson and Mr George H Foster of Kansas City Missouri were married by Rev D L Dunkleberger of this city The couple will live in Kansas City after a brief reception at the Hoschar home the news notes the surprise ceremony and a sumptuous dinner for relatives and friends

la Platte Nellie Davidson George H. Foster Kansas City Missouri D. L. Dunkleberger The Christian Church Charles Hoschan Charles Foster George Hosehar

Burdock Blood Bitters Ad Promotes Health

Advertisement claims impure blood causes poor health and urges Burdock Blood Bitters as a cure. It recommends simple eating, exercise, and cleanliness, selling a $1.00 bottle and promising better health.

Run Down and Killed by Train Near Louisville

A badly mutilated body found on the Burlington tracks a mile west of Louisville Nebraska is identified as John Clinton Baird 31 of Lincoln. He had recently worked in Louisville stone quarries and may have fallen from a work train. Interment planned in Gipsonberg Ohio. The report notes prior injuries including a sawmill accident at age 17 and a mule kick a year ago.

John Clinton Baird Lincoln Gipsonberg Ohio Burlington Louisville Neb Lincoln Journal Baird John Baird North Tenth Street Ando

Fur dealer Hild buys new Overland touring car

Mike Hild, a local furniture dealer, has purchased the latest Overland touring car through local representative John Bauer. The new vehicle features the latest improvements and will serve Mr. Hild and his family well.

Mike Hild John Bauer Hild

Ferry Restored on Missouri River to Run Day and Night

John Richardson announces he has taken charge of the Missouri River Ferry, erected a new pole and cable, and reports the boat is in perfect running condition and ready to carry all passengers at all hours.

Missouri River John Richardson

Child Burn Relief Attributed to Dr. Thomas' Eeleetic Oil

Mrs. Nancy M. Hanson of Hamburg reports her child suffered severe facial neck and chest burns but was soothed by Dr. Thomas' Eeleetic Oil causing the pain to subside and the child to sleep.

Thomas Nancy M. Hanson Hamburg

Mrs J E MDaniel entertains at Kensington

The Kensington club gathered at the home of Mrs J B McDaniel for the season’s final afternoon. Needlework and social conversation filled the event as guests prepared to pause until September. Mrs McDaniel and her daughter Miss Ellen Bell served a luncheon, with the house prettily decorated for the gathering.

Kensington Club J. B. Mc Daniel Mrs. McDaniel Ellen Bell McDaniel

Tritsch Brothers Buy Inter-State Cars in Omaha Visit

Philip and Jacob Tritsch traveled to Omaha with Mr. Miller and John Urish in a new Inter-State car. They purchased two more cars of the same make and praised the vehicles for their performance on the trip home, saying no hill is too big for them.

Philip Jacob Tritsch Omaha Mr. Miller John Urish Jacob

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Batiste W. 8. Ridgell Chiles Randas Rev Dunkleberger C. E. Wescott Lousville William Kinikaki Kinikaki Plattsmouth Roosters Ball Park Overland J. E. M'Daniel Kensington Journal For Fancy Stationery Fanger’s Department Store V. Zucker, Mer Plattsmouth, Nebr
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