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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1920
Page
3
219 acre farm six and a half miles northwest of Plattsmouth with good improvements. 70 acres tillable, balance pasture and timber, spring water in pasture. Price 130.00 per acre. Possession April 1 1920. John N Beck Route 2 Plattsmouth Nebraska.
Farm notice from J. J. Lohnes of Mynard Nebraska offers a Shorthorn bull described as two and a half years old for sale. The terse listing provides breeder and location details with no additional terms or price.
Ruth Roddy owner sells at public auction near Union on March 2 starting at 1 PM. items include four horses two milk cows thirteen hogs driving and work harnesses a Mandt wagon farm implements and hay with payment terms cash under 10 and six month credit over 10 secured by bankable note eight percent interest. Auctioneer L J Hall and clerk Jack Patterson handle the sale.
Dr H C Leopold offers special attention to diseases of women and acute diseases. eye testing and glasses fitted. night calls and after hours Sundays by appointment. office hours 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM and 1:30 PM to 6:30 PM. Coates Block Plattsmouth Nebraska.
The advanced class of Miss Kittie Cummins gave a delightful recital at the instructor's Ninth Street home Friday. Relatives and friends attended as the students demonstrated skill and accomplishment reflecting credit on themselves and their training.
Mrs Sarah E Buster, aunt of Mrs W D Messersmith of this city, died at her Lincoln home after a period of illness. Friends here knew her as a frequent visitor and sorrowful tidings come as funeral services were held in York.
Annette M. Clark and others sue Ed win Kaczmarek in the Elmwood area in a partition action filed in the District Court office of Clerk James M. Robertson. The plaintiff is represented by J. A. Capwell of Elmwood.
The article urges careful choice of children's cough medicine and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe pleasant to take with no harmful drug. It highlights long experience and favor among mothers.
Pure strain Rhode Island Red chicken eggs offered for hatching. Price 38.00 per hundred or 1.50 per setting of 15. Prompt delivery. Contact Russell Todd by phone 2102.
Wanted one night nurse one assistant day nurse dining room girl and other help at Masonic Home. Phone 315. d&w-tf.
Ida Blomenkamp and Carl Blomenkamp of Hastings visit their brother Will Blomenkamp in this place. C C Renner leaves for Missouri Pacific hospital in St Louis for treatment. Clyde Trimble recovers from flu and Charlie Trimble moves to a farm southwest of town. Rolly Brunnell moves to near Roca ahead of spring work. Mrs J A Gardner returns from Adams County convalescent care and rest. W G McFall visits Lincoln on business and recalls 37 years in Lincoln prior to moving to Bellwood. The brothers bought land 28 years ago for 15 an acre and discuss early days.
Wm Hillfish returns to his Elmwood public schools janitor job as friends cheer his return. William Langhorst and Arthur Schneider travel to Denver to buy two Case tractors and break land near Sugar City, signaling a summer farming effort with hopes for a good income.
County seeks four grader men with foreman and rear grader roles offering 80c and 70c per hour respectively. Minimum monthly earnings guaranteed with weather protection. State provides sleeping and a cook. workers must arrange their own boarding. Apply to C. F. Vallery Plattsmouth Neb. tf d&w Lo oe a
Mrs Lester Shrader and children move back to Cass county from Alma with Mr Shrader joining from the emigrant car. John Colbert praises California climate after returning from the West. Frank Parker dies suddenly in Dix. daughters attend funeral. Krecklow sells his blacksmith shop to A Pedersen of Iowa as business doors reopen.
Lou Vince notes Mrs Claude Seiver recovering but weak. Termann Dehning travels to Aurora to finalize the Hamilton county farm deal, to be managed by son Conrad. Fred Schliefert remains under the weather but not bedridden. Mrs Fred Bormann visits from Ashland between trains. Theodore Koop recovering from pneumonia. Koop family treated by Henry Newmann. Dr H J Lehnhoff visits uncle John Ossenkoop, now improving but weak.
Last night in the high school gym the eighth grade team overwhelmed Springfield 24 to 15 with sharp teamwork. Plattsmouth high school then routed Falls City 13 to 2 in the main game while anticipating a season finish Friday against Nebraska City.
From Thursday's Journal, Councilman Frank Buttery says he will not be a candidate for mayor under any conditions despite friends suggesting he be honored. He notes the proposals are well meant but he declines the nomination and asserts he will not run.
A local businessman confronting a departing family led to a clash at the depot. The man escaped injury, while the woman involved delivered a strong verbal dressing down amid a flurry of bottles and counter declarations.
English strain White Leghorn eggs for setting priced at 1 dollar per 15 and 6 dollars per 100. Contact Mrs Henry Starkjohn at phone 115-1. Classified ad.
The Omaha deaf team visit sparks scenes at the high school with spirited play and visitors invited to supper. Assembly songs unite sides in a national sing week as Miss Wescott leads a top song fest. The Falls City team visits. eighth graders celebrate a victory. Rev. Hunter speaks on getting by and high school pep. Nebraska City looms for tonight’s big game with hopes to reverse a prior defeat.
Interim totals show 32 750.00 and 14 852.56 alongside 284 047.00 in a sequence of numbers. The fragment references Afton and totals but lacks complete context or full sentences for a clearer summary.
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