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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
5
A chemist can analyze soil to determine suitable fertilizers for different crops. If blood is impoverished a doctor may prescribe a tonic or concentrated fat food to restore rich red corpuscles, noting fat as the key lacking element and the best digestible source.
Scott's Emulsion is advertised as nourishing and strengthening the body even when milk and cream fail to restore vitality. It claims constant benefits for wasting conditions in both children and adults.
Nebraska City Tribune notes sensational reports claim the Missouri River will cut a new channel eight miles above the city, moving away from the Town Bluffs and devaluing the Burlington bridge. Railroad officials call the tale an exaggeration and say no one would risk such destruction.
Dr Pollard of Nehawka attended the third triennial Court of Honor convention in Lincoln on Wednesday. A resolution was adopted recommending him for supreme medical director of Nebraska, a plum described as a feather worth having by the Weeping Water Herald.
Passenger train No.4 on the Burlington arriving about 4% 4. m. was nearly 90 minutes late after a wreck between Omaha and Gretna when two freight trains collided. No injuries reported as No.24 split into two sections and one section crashed into the other striking the way car, which was destroyed.
Local report notes a new male club planned in Plattsmouth with unusual entry rules based on weight of at least 26 pounds and city residents over 200 pounds. Members will perform wood sawing, lawn work, and a fitness program including running, jumping, weights, boxing exhibitions, and stunts led by August Gorder Perry Utterback Jacob Tritsch or A Dill.
Mrs Martin Propst died at her home near Mynard on Friday afternoon due to dropsy. Her funeral was held at the Lutheran church south of the city on Sunday afternoon. Interment followed at Harotng cemetery. She was an elderly woman with no stated age.
County Judge Wilson declares all wills in the county must be admitted to probate. The Hannah Baldwin case overturned a two year earlier estate division and requires heirs to receive shares as named in the will. The ruling binds future actions, forcing probate before transfers.
The Auburn Herald extols the farm boy’s rich heritage health and advantages. It argues modern rural life offers access to mail, phone, good schools, sanitation, moral atmosphere, constructive amusements, and broad opportunities, urging farm youth to remain rather than seek city life.
The case from Douglas county questions a state ban on making or possessing cigarettes or cigarette paper for personal use. The Lincoln Journal notes the Supreme Court will interpret the law as Omaha tobacco firms stand as defendants, while Lincoln police delay arrests pending ruling.
Lincoln correspondents report a heated dispute among Nebraska officials Secretary of State Galusha and State Superintendent McBrien clashing over state mileage funds and private travel. Mehrien defends not using state funds for private trips and notes limited passes. The row widens as others argue over travel and ties to political ambitions.
The Nehawka Register changes ownership again as B A Bricka buys the plant from Prank Shel den. Dick Parr, who ran the paper, has built a fair record and will help publish both papers. Bricka plans to operate the two newspapers and improve service for readers.
A lively city council meeting ends with unanimous passage of the ordinance repealing the waterworks franchise. Water company counsel claims a federal judgment and 1907 expiration, while city attorneys dispute the interpretation. Water supply remains assured at a reasonable rate. Judge Chapman and T H Pollock warn of an immediate federal suit against the city. Also listed are library, coal, street work and other routine warrants.
All councilmen attended except LG Larson of the third ward. Officers reports were received and sent to committees. The streets committee favored building the sidewalk from Firth ward to Columbian school and ordered some work done. Street Commissioner Janda to stay on until new councilmen arrive. Police records of prisoner intake and release to be kept. Crossing repairs at Eighth and Walnut and Ninth and Elm approved. Fallen tree removal and sidewalk raising in front of Pulsak's Ice House approved.
Foley & Co warns customers about imitations of Maley's Honey and Tar. Genuine Foley's Honey and Tar comes in a yellow package and is advertised as a top remedy for coughs and colds. Fricke & Co promotes the product to consumers.
Lincoln special reports that county assessors adjourned after listeners urged strict, lawful valuation practices. Attorney Brown defended statewide testimony showing railroad valuations were not too low and private property values not too low, urging each official to independently determine real and personal property worth.
Elmwood and nearby women visited Mrs. Joseph Tighe on the twenty second anniversary of her marriage. The gathering, planned as a surprise, excluded gentlemen and park companions, with attendees noting a regretful absence of a good dinner and guests from Elmwood and the neighborhood.
Orino Laxative Syrup cleanses the system and clears pimples, touting gentle liver stimulation. It is advertised as mild for women and children and superior to pills or mineral waters, with Fricke & Co. as suppliers.
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