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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1920
Page
2
An advertisement touts a fast acting external reliever for rheumatic aches stiffness sprains and neuralgic pains. It promises quick penetrating relief without rubbing and offers 35c 7c and 140 price points for purchase at drug stores.
The James Dvorak place one mile southeast of Plattsmouth courthouse offers an 6 room house with running water electric lights toilet and bath. Includes large hay barn cattle barn baggy auto shed chicken house and alfalfa fields with fruit. Immediate possession. For price and terms contact Joseph Pick 1502 Dodge St Omaha Neb evenings or Sundays call Webster 1856.
Text notes periodic bilious attacks cause appetite loss before an attack. It advises eating light meals and avoiding meat, and suggests taking two Chamberlain's Tablets to avert the attack.
Eighty acres located three thousand three hundred sixty four miles northeast of Union. The Wm. Albin farm includes a large brick house and is offered for sale if taken within four weeks. For details contact J. E. Shrader in Nehawka Nebraska.
James R. Carson of 2514 Izard Street Omaha testifies that after severe appetite loss indigestion and nerve pain Tanlac revived his health he gained weight and sleeps well. He reports no indigestion sores and recommends Tanlac sold by Fr. G. Fricke and Company in Plattsmouth and other towns.
W KR Bryan has sold his residence to Luther J Pickett and will move west to Fort Collins Colorado. He is an elder of the Christian church and will give a farewell address to the congregation tomorrow morning.
Mrs J T Gilmore and her daughter Mrs Leech of Chadron came to attend the funeral of Mrs M F Tulene. They left for home this morning and were accompanied as far as Omaha by Mrs A C Tulene and Mrs W A Tulene.
Lee Fickler of Plattsmouth faces Harry Best of Omaha in a fast preliminary match. The pair will contest a finish as the opening in a series of rapid bouts staged under Lee Fickler and Henry Schoemann.
The article notes that Saturday and Sunday mark the final days of federal control of U S railroads, with a private retransfer scheduled for Monday March 1. It highlights broad support among railroad workers and labor groups for keeping government ownership, while some argue the wartime measures were temporary and better tested under public management.
The Stewart and Tams families express heartfelt appreciation to friends and neighbors for support during the sickness and after the passing of our wife mother daughter and sister. Gratitude is extended to those who sent flowers and to the Woodman Circle members for funeral assistance.
The County Highway Commissioner unloaded and set up two large Austin graders bought for the coming season. Each weighs 6,500 pounds and carries 12-foot blades to grade and round roads. The new machines boost efficiency and allow more road work with fewer costs.
Hilen, thirteen year old daughter of Dr and Mrs G H Gilmore, died Saturday evening at Clarkson hospital in Omaha after five weeks illness from pneumonia. The body was brought to Murray Sunday afternoon for funeral Tuesday at 1 30 at the Murray home conducted by Rev J B Jackson of Omaha. Interment will be at Oak Hill Cemetery in Plattsmouth.
Two bay mares aged 7 and 8 weigh 1100 each. A bay horse 7 weighs 1300. A bay mare age 9 weighs 1300. A black horse age 8 weighs 1100.
W H Seybert and family have moved into a new home on Granite Street just west of the Presbyterian church. The former owner Mrs Nellie Gorder has moved to Lincoln Avenue and plans to stay there over the summer. The Seybert property is described as very desirable and conveniently located for all family members.
The Kraeger family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness sympathy and floral offerings during the illness and death of their father. They also acknowledge appreciation from the Kraeger and Engelkemier families and others.
Four past yearling registered Shorthorn bulls offered for sale by Elbert Wiles of Plattsmouth. Phone number listed as 521. Bulls from registered stock advertised to buyers seeking quality breeding stock.
Estray notice reports a one year old heifer strayed from a farm last Friday noon. Last seen trailing cows toward Plattsmouth. Reward offered by owner Mrs. W. A. Taylor for information leading to recovery.
Mrs J H McMahen departed this morning for Omaha to attend to pressing business matters awaiting her there.
In Cass County Nebraska a petition filed February 23, 1820 in district court seeks to quiet title to the north half of the southeast quarter of Section 28, Township 12 North Range 9 East M of the 6th principal meridian. defendants include the America Freehold Mortgage Company of London and various heirs and representatives. Answer required by April 2, 1928.
The weather line hints March 1920 will arrive like a lion not a lamb. Today features a cold biting wind and snow flurries with forecast to continue for several days.
Two good milk cows just fresh for sale at reasonable prices. See them at Murray. Theo Bouton.
Alfalfa day and two incubators mentioned. Ralph Holmes and Robert Kroehler enjoy the weekend with their parents while taking a rest from duties at the state university.
Highway Commissioner C. F. Vallery now a county official with office equipment delivered and desk installed in the courthouse commissioners room. He will balance desk work with active road work, staying busy through the summer months.
A local ad offers seven houses for sale with varied room counts seven homes including three and four room units, two eight room houses, and one sixteen room house. Terms are liberal and balance flexible. contact F M Welshimer at phone 575 for details.
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