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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
8
Readers from Appleton Norfolk and Saint Paul praise Peruna as a trusted remedy for catarrh and children's ailments. Testimonials claim relief from colds, croup, indigestion, and chronic catarrh, with emphasis on no narcotics and safe long term use.
The advertisement extols Peruna as a remedy whose long term benefits for children and future generations are immeasurable. It credits mothers for guiding the young to believe in Peruna from infancy, suggesting future households will rely on it with unwavering faith.
Rev S Keiser nearly recovered. births, marriages and visitors mark a busy week. A Weeping Water ball defeat, Alvo Elmwood baseball clash, and new marriages at Avoca and University Place headlined by Ida Nuteman and Elmer Ruge. Local travel, bee hunts, and health notes round out the items.
Elmwood report notes Keho James Hall remains gravely ill with no improvement. L. F. Langhurst received a car of sugar this week as residents plan to keep sweet this summer. Mrs. Silas and her two daughters Mary and Gertrude left last Thursday for unknown destination.
Willis T. Morgan recalls two wars in Cuba and the Philippines and credits Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption with keeping him in perfect health. The medicine is offered by B. G. Fricke & Co. with prices 50 cents and 1.00, trial bottle free.
Agnes L. McDonald sold her Otoe county farm to Harrison Scat tergood for 9000 dollars. Over 10000 bushels of corn sold Monday for delivery within ten days due to Sunday night rain. G W Peterson appointed postmaster and will assume July 1, replacing Mr Gardner who resigns then.
Jacob Hursh and son demolish the house of Wm Osenkop southwest of town and rebuild a two segment L shaped dwelling with dimensions 16 by 20 and another unit Lux2ti. Lewis Root reports his little running horse won first money at the Old Settler’s picnic in Palmyra again in straight heats and plans to enter at the state fair next fall. At the same event Mr Ashworth’s wagon overturned in a runaway injuring his neck muscles and bruised knee though no one was seriously hurt.
River ton Ta postmaster G W Bonts writes of a near robbery and life threat then credits Electric Bitters with curing a chronic liver complaint and jaundice for eleven years. The tonic, sold by F G Fricke Co. drug store, costs four cents and treats biliousness and kidney bladder issues.
Mrs. W W Valentine and children from Norwalk Ohio visit relatives in Louisville. A proposed Cass county whipping post aims to curb wife beating in the southern area. On June 20 Lizzie Albert daughter and August Engelhelmer wed with Rev Spriegel officiating near Cedar Creek. Plattsmouth to host a July 4 street carnival while Louisville plans an August carnival with Parker Carnival Company supplying amusements.
Friends report Miss Bessie Bradbury recovering well after being shot in the back and returned home Thursday evening. Doctors plan to relocate the ball via X ray in Omaha once strength returns to decide if surgery is needed.
M F Lobdell will transfer to Plattamouth from the supply department. O A Anderson of the shops carpenters leaves for Denver for a vacation. J F F Richard departs for Sheridan Wyoming to become foreman of the patot shops. Harris of Omata, former chief clerk in supply, greets friends. L L Atwood to be succeeded by J H Ellis of Alliance. W Vangilder, formerly of Havelock, died by hanging in Glenwood Iowa after an impaired mind.
Many users praise Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy though few have given testimonials for publication. The medicine is a household word for curing diarrhoea and bowel trouble and is sold by F.G. Frieke & Co and A. T. Fried.
The session of the A. F. and A. M. No. 6 held last night saw the installation of its newly elected officers. Worthy Master W. L. Pickett, Senior Warden O. C. Dovey, Junior Warden F. L. Cummins, Treasurer A. W. White, Secretary M. Archer, Senior Deacon J. M. Roberts, Junior Deacon A. E. Gass, Teller Fred Stadleman were installed.
This advertisement extols Chamberlain’s Salve as essential for sore nipples chapped hands burns frost bites chilblains chronic sore eyes itching piles tetter salt rheum and eczema. It notes a price of 25 cents per box and lists sellers F G Fricke & Co and A T Fried.
New stock offered with low prices on trunks suit cases telescopes and valises at Heralds store.
In India serpent bites are common and so are stomach and liver disorders in the U S A. Electric Bitters is praised as a remedy restoring health after dyspepsia and torpid liver. They claim to cure chills fever malaria biliousness lame back and kidney and bladder troubles. Sold with guarantee by F G Fricke Co druggist. Price 50 cents.
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