Plattsmouth Journal Post Office Listing Note
The Plattsmouth Journal is filed with the post office at Plattsmouth Nebraska as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1909
Page
2
The Plattsmouth Journal is filed with the post office at Plattsmouth Nebraska as second class matter.
A letter from the Beat rice Sun argues for amending libel law to allow post publication retractions to shield publishers from malice, while warning such changes should not reduce editor protection. It notes threats, phone calls, and intimidation faced by editors and the chilling effect on press freedom.
The Interurban project from this city toward Murdock Kirwood and Greenwald promises higher land values and expanded markets for farm products. Freight and passenger service would spur suburban homes, local industry, and a city streetcar system while easing living costs and increasing regional prosperity. The article also criticizes recent court rulings on corporate power as risky for public welfare.
The Chicago Tribune notes a new popular push for tariff revision as the public shows greater interest than in years past. Manufacturers seek lower or no duties to cut raw material costs and boost exports, while consumers press for lower living costs and curbed monopoly power.
The text warns that men who seek the country's welfare should view these two decisions with alarm, signaling concern about policy directions and potential impacts on national interests.
Vague slogans and heated questions run through Piatt County as taxpayers weigh calls for new budgets and projected levies. Local officials insist reforms are needed while residents demand accountability and clearer impact.
The question asks what object men can have by being so delicitous about candidate selection and whether it concerns only opposite offices. The phrasing suggests curiosity about political objects or motives behind careful scrutiny of elections and combat between offices.
Amid interurban projections the question of small factories is raised. Officials warn that small plants could be affected as urban and transit developments proceed, urging attention to how local industry might adapt and survive.
Citizens rally behind the proposed Interurban route to Murdock with plans to fund via liberal stock subscriptions. supporters urge building the line to boost Plattsmouth as a leading eastern Nebraska city.
Dary Phobus resigns after five years with the Burlington supply department and five years as price clerk at the storehouse. The resignation takes effect March 18 after tendering on the 4th Inet. He plans to pursue agriculture and wishes success if he finds the right of way of the Plattsmouth Southwestern Interurban Railway.
City Attorney Ramsey filed a petition against Karl C. Wescott and two Parmeles as sureties on a $3,500 light plant bond. The action honors a council order and aims to enforce the lighting contract. Further notice will be given Monday.
A county court petition seeks the appointment of Mrs. Hattie Barnum as executor and probate of the will of Thomas C. Barnum dated from Union. The estate is valued at $15,000. W. C. Ramsey represents the will.
Harry Wilson of Waynetown Indiana says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is unequaled for croup and cold throat troubles. When given as soon as a croupy cough appears it helps prevent the attack and is used successfully in thousands of homes, for sale by FG Frieke & Co.
Guy Selver and his wife visited that evening with his sister Mrs J B Thompson for revard days. They recently married and expect a pleasant trip, and during their city stay they will meet many of Mrs Thompson's friends and enjoy a fine time.
Frank Gobelman and his wife traveled to Omaha for a leg operation at Immanuel hospital. The procedure stems from a long standing complaint and a possible amputation worried him. Friends in the city hope fear proves unfounded and that he returns in good health with no dangerous operation needed.
Property for sale listing multiple parcels in Plattsmouth including two corner lots on North 7th Street and several residences at intersections of 6th Court, 7th Dey, 5th Locust, 4th Granite, Granite between 3rd and 4th, and four lots on Walnut between 5th and 6th. Also two houses with about 1 acre near Columbian School and 18 acres about a mile south of the C B Q line. See.
J E Barwick of Keepstory Office presents farms for sale in North and South Dakota. Listings include Keepstory area properties and regional offerings, inviting buyers to inquire at the office two doors north of the post office.
Diseases of the skin including eczema tetter and gall rheum cause intense itching that disrupts sleep. Chamberlain's Salve gives instant relief from itching and smarting. Many eyes have been cured by Staune. For sale by F. G. Fricke & Co.
In County Court Cane County Nebraska the estate of John is presented for creditors to file claims for examination allowances and approvals. The meetings with executors occur at Platte Mouth in Osale County on specified dates in 1900 and 1940 with a one year period to settle from March 20 1906. County Judge of Cane County Nebraska signs.
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