Weeping Water Republican Briefs and Local Notes
Weeping Water items include births and visits such as Mr. and Mrs. Henry Youngquist’s new son born June 16. Harve Mansters visiting from Council Bluffs. Miss M. Paine returning from Gregory. Dixie Kirkpatrick and family from Guernsey caring for crops. James Joyce back from the canal zone. Mrs. David Miller visiting Plattsmouth. Walter Lovell’s appendicitis recovery. a 40th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. James Colbert. C. B. Newton planning trips through multiple states. and W. A. Campbell resigning as Omaha Commercial Club ad manager to work near Hull railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Mansters
Rlolis
Aire
M. Paine
Gregory
Dixie Kirkpatrick
Guernsey
Wyo
James Joyce
Canal Zone
Panama
Local visitors and travels noted in daily news
K. C. Dwyer and family with Miss Cleo Applegate visited Memphis yesterday and spent the day with Miss Blanch Bell. Mr. William Spangler and wife of Weeping Water visited relatives in the city and returned via Omaha. Mrs. Charles Dreamer and Mrs. Homer Shrader visited the metropolis this morning and called on friends. Mrs. George Silzman of Gedar Creek was in Matamouth to handle business and visit relatives. Dr. G. A. Marshall went to Omaha to spend the day with Mrs. Marshall at the hospital and returned home. Mrs. Marshall has been unwell recently, but friends hope for improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Dwyer
Cleo Applegate
Memphis
Blanch Bell
William Spangler
Omaha
Charles Dreamer
Homer Shrader
Metropolis
George Silzman
Gedar Creek
Matamouth
G. A. Marshall
Mrs. Marshall
Drought Strains Northwest Crop Conditions Report
A Sioux Gily to Hawarden stretch shows fair to improving crops while areas from Haven to Aberdeen deteriorate with dried pastures and feed scarcity. Cattle may rush to market as drought bites, with North Dakota faring better and Minnesota not yet serious according to local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Sioux Gily
Hawarden
Iowa
Haven
Aberdeen
North Iakota
Minnesota
Local residents visit Plattsmouth and area for social and family events
Mr Hl D Coleman of Greenwood visited Plattsmouth on business. Hans Seivera traveled to Cunha by train to visit his wife at St Josephs hospital. Mrs Don Rhoden left for Gold Valley Minots for a wedding. Peter Meisinger and wife from Cedar Creek were in town visiting friends. James Standey of Louisville came for urgent county business. G Rhoden rode to Omaha to see his wife at St Josephs hospital as she recovers from surgery. Mrs Horiy Sovder and daughters Margaret Nora and Harriett visited Dora Moore then returned home to Fairfield Town. Mr Frank PP Sheldon and family from Nehinka with Mrs Irwin Sheldon of Ellensburg, NY, toured Plattsmouth and dined with JH Halderdan. Miss Pearl Henton of Mynard visited the city with Miss Elsie Stokes of Alberta Canada, spending a few weeks with former neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Seivera
Cunha
No. 15
St. Joseph's Hospital
Don Rhoden
Gole Valley
Minots
Peter Meisinger
Cedar Creek
Young
Iran
James Standey
Louisville
Horiy Sovder
Margaret
Nora
Harriett
Dora Moore
George Oldham
Pairford
Town
Molnhie
Frank PP. Sheldon
Nehinka
Irwin Sheldon
Eilenburg
New York
Plattamouth
J. H. Halderdan
Pearl Henton of
Mynard
Elsie Stokes
William Stokes
Alberta
Canada
Harvest Hardships Ease for Kansan Chiefly in Cass County
D F Kiser of Tree County Kansas arrived in Salina and Cass County reporting severe crop losses. He sowed 200 acres of wheat last fall and will not recover seed or recoup costs. He notes widespread wet sprouting and grim prospects as crept losses loom for farmers who mortgaged farms to buy cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
D. F. Kiser
Tree County
Kiser
Salina
Kas
Cass County
Kangaa
Water Works mains in good repair under local volunteers
The Water Works company mains have been restored to good condition by shop workers J F Richerd Colonel Dave Wallengren and Henry Steinhauer with supervision from Mr Albert Clabaugh and Superintendent Baird. After several hours of work the crew repaired breaks that caused muddy water and trouble, improving supply for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thhelsday
J. F. Richerd
Dave Wallengren
Henry Steinhauer
Albert Clabaugh
Baird
Water Works Company
Walter Company
Returns From Buffalo Clerks' Convention Report
Mr Henry Goos returned from Buffalo New York where he attended the Clerks convention of the MW and spoke of a great national camp of the M W A convened there He noted 6000 Forcesters in June and over 16000 Wondmen present with 900 delegates Dr H W Cook and family left for an eastern visit aiming to see Washington DC before returning to Plattsmouth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Goos
Buffalo
N. Y
Goos
H.W. Cook
Washington, D.C
Plattsmouth
No 1 Kills Fine Animal
Henry Sanders, a Cedar Creek farmer, came to the city to file a claim against the I and M Railroad for the killing of one of his Aberdeen Angus cattle by train No. 1 last night. He seeks 860 dollars for the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ~ Sanders
Cedar Creek
I. & M. Railroad Company
Deputy Warden F Williams Fights Catfish Charge in County Court
Deputy Game Warden Frank Williams filed a complaint against A Childers before Judge Beeson. The defendant pleaded guilty to taking four catfish from the Platte River and offering them for sale to Kunsmann and Ramee. On warden's recommendation, an 85 dollar fine was set with suspended sentence during good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Williams
A. Childers
Beeson
Kailty
Plate River
Kunsmann & Ramee
Navy Training Calls Isabell At Newport
John Isabell adopted son of Mr and Mrs N H Isabell has joined the United States navy and is stationed at Newport for six months of training before shipping out for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Isabell
N. H. Isabell
United States Navy
Newport
Weeping Water Men Attend Plattemouth Real Estate Sale
George J. Dennis and W. R. Sperry of Weeping Water motored to Plattsmouth in Mr Teft's car and attended a judicial sale of real estate. Dennis had fled and foreclosed. Dennis became the purchaser to protect interests in the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fromm
Tet
G. J. Olive
George J. Dennis
W. AR. Sperry
Plattemouth
Mr. Teft
Dennis
Mr. Dennis
Philip Thierolf Identified on Omaha Train as Passenger
An afternoon Omaha train carried Philip Thierolf among its passengers who were described as business travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Thierolf
Omaha
Remembering a Plattsmouth Brink Bust of 1882
A Plattsmouth reminiscence recalls Chief George Poisall defending the town from fifty or sixty armed tramps on a Burlington freight train. The car held only corn, an old man and a boy, and Poisall redirected the danger by placing them in jail and scattering his men, avoiding public alarm and avoiding a chaotic capture. Old Man Sherman of the Paily Journal warned against public embarrassment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Bridge
Menme
Min
Plattsimouth
George Poisall
Ashland
Poisall
George
Main Street
Sherman
Paily Journal
Leading California Druggist Endorses Foley's Honey and Tar
A Pasadena druggist letter dated March 9 1944 endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an efficient expectorant free of opiates suitable for children. The note from G A Ward Drug Co with CG L Parsons secretary treasurer invites customers to obtain the yellow package from F G Fricke & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
Foley and Co
Foley
G. A. Ward Drug Co
CG. L. Parsons, Sec’y. and
Treas
F. G. Fricke & Co
Critique of Rural Normal School Vacation Policy
Colonel C J Bowlby of the Crete Democrat condemns the three month rural school term break as cruel to girls finishing long years of study. He argues editors in towns with state facilities stay silent to protect local funding, calling the fake normals a wasteful policy with no state critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Bowlby
The
Crete
Edgar Howard
Barton Seeks Democratic Nomination for Cusa County Sheriff
G P Barton of Union Nebraska announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff of Cusa County Nebraska. He submits his name for the voters decision at the upcoming primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cusa County
Nebraska
G. P. Barton
Union
Plattsmouth Bride Weds in Cleveland Home Ceremony
Miss Edna Adams married Wellington G. Morrow in a intimate Cleveland living room ceremony on June 19 officiated by Dr Ward Beecher Pickard. About thirty guests attended including sisters from Gardner Massachusetts and Plattsmouth Nebraska. New couple to reside at 1865 FE First Street Cleveland. Miss Adams was a former Platthmouth teacher and sister to Mrs C C Dovey and Garrie Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Adams
Wellington G. Morrow
Ward Beecher Pickard
G. O. Savin
Gardner
Mass
Hazel Dovey
Plattsmouth
Neb
A Charming Woman Through Health With Electric Bitters
An old advertisement claims women gain health and beauty via Electric Bitters. It links poor digestion, nervousness, and skin issues to weak kidneys and liver, promising purifying blood, strong nerves, bright eyes, clear breath, smooth skin, and perfect health. Sold for 50 cents by F. G. Fricke & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Fricke & Co
Mt Pleasant visitor transacts business with Martsmouth merchants
George Hild of Mt Pleasant province drove to the country seat today and conducted business with Martsmouth merchants in a routine commercial exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hild
Mt. Pleasant
Martsmouth
George P Barton Seeks Sheriff Nomination in Aug Primary
George P. Barton of Union democratic candidate for sheriff arrived by morning train and spent several hours meeting voters. Supporters say he would be an excellent official with broad local appeal and rapid acquaintance with the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Barton
Union
Barton
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted For Whooping Cough
Assertion that whooping cough is not dangerous if cough is kept loose with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Claimed to have perfect success in many epidemics. Sold by F. G. Fricke & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
F. G. Fricke & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Republican
Mes
Henry Youngquist
David Miller
David
Walter Lovell
St. Joseph Hospital
Waller
James Colbert
Jimmy
Newton
Montana
Wyoming
Washington
Oregon
California
W. A. Campbell
Omaha Commerial Club
Hull
Castor
Pac Sistile Signature of
Gastoria
Bears
Castoria
Centaun Company
Mew
Tork City
Theaday's Daily
Hl. D. Coleman
Greenwood
G. Rhoden
Rhodens
Burlington
Los Angeles
Denver
Sonic Colorado
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Scenic Colorado
Western Pacific Railway
Southern Pacific Railway
Coast Line
Southern Pacific
Seattle
Portland
Billings
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Observation
Ama Hie
Ned
R. W. Clement
L. W. Wakely
Plattomouth
Cleveland, Ohio
Wellington C. Morrow
I. H.C
August Gorder
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