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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
6
Quotations per bushel and per hundredweight for timothy, red clover, white clover, alike clover, and other seeds. Prices vary by grade and lot, with F.O.B. Nebraska City terms and bags extra. Also lists seed grain, rye grasses, millet, milo, corn, oats, canes, sorghum, potatoes, fertilizers, and seed equipment. request for prices on unquoted items.
Local notices list residents in Lincoln and nearby towns on various errands and travel. Several families move from district 102 affecting 15 pupils. high school basketball teams head to state tourney. weddings and birthdays noted. crops, farms, and new home plans appear alongside travel to Des Moines and Wyoming.
Charles Johnson of Louisville joined others in the city for a naturalization hearing at the courthouse. Tracy Leyda and wife from near Murray attended to business in the courthouse. Several residents from Cedar Creek Mur ray and Union also spent hours in the city handling court house matters and personal affairs as a steady stream of visitors passed through.
Guy Gray a 16 year old and Jay Cook were released on bonds of 500 each after being charged with perjury connected to testimony at the armistice day murder trial in Montesano Washington. Defense efforts to introduce evidence of a Cen tralia conspiracy were continued as the court weighs next to morrow.
The ceremony included Miss Alma G. Swanson and Mrs. William Odjendyk of Lincoln and Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Harger of Chicago. The bride wore brown with a corsage of orchids violets and sweet peas. The couple will reside on a farm near Elmwood. Congratulations.
The Alvo congregation moves toward enlarging its church plant to strengthen local religious work. A large Sunday audience attended the morning service, with no evening service due to the pastor’s illness. Epworth League led a Twin Service in the evening. Next Sunday morning offers the usual service, and an evening stereopticon missionary address on China will feature about 100 pictures. Sincerely, E. A. Knight.
Mr and Mrs Henry Urish Mr and Mrs John Urish and Mrs William Sporer of near Murray were in the city Monday for a few hours for business and to visit friends. John Gradoville traveled to Omaha to be with Mrs Gradoville at St Joseph hospital and hopes to bring his wife home tonight after her foot growth operation.
Springfield March 2. Major General Leonard Wood filed a petition to run as a Republican candidate in Illinois for the April 13 presidential preferential primary. Governor F O Lowden also filed. no other Republicans or any Democrats have filed petitions.
In Excelsior Springs Missouri on March delegates from the third district named two uninstructed delegates to the national convention in Chicago. After the convention refused instructions by 49 to 22 the two delegates telegraphed Governor F O Lowden of Illinois saying they would support his candidacy.
Faris Feb 29 The war criminals commission will send the names of 46 individuals to Germany for trial before German courts. The list and covering note were prepared as a test of allied good faith and will be submitted to the supreme council and likely sent to Berlin within the week. For sale Three bushels of red clover seed re cleaned $30 per bushel O A Ramge telephone 5131 two twenty. Fresh prairie hay for sale Mrs W A Taylor phone 3250 2tw.
The Acorn cigar price increases to 7 cents due to labor and tobacco costs. Manufacturers PTAK ITA JECK state the Spanish open head system makes the Acorn superior to market rivals.
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