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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
5
In a brisk city office scene, a private meeting with Persival Shallenberger Daniel Ormsby and John Dick ends in a verbal clash over Miss Cecilia Hollister and a suitors trust. The narrator defies them and returns to Hopefield Manor where Miss Hollister’s maid delivers plans from Pepperton’s.
Fred Nulzman shipped three loads of cattle and J M Palmer one load to South Omaha. George Bheldon sent two loads of cattle and one of hogs to South Omaha. Bheldon plans a new cellar and an eight room house on the Henry Dulos farm. Nick Opp recovering in a Lincoln sanitarium hopes to return home soon. Workers quit Monday over low pay. section pay now 2 per day with extra time. M Pollard distributing pipots for frost risk as orchards near bloom. George McConnell ill, now able to be out. Veles returned from Texas. Fries glad to be back in Nebraska. Mr Fries enjoyed trip. Me ane Mors hosted a card party Friday night with games and refreshments.
Ill at home Mrs. Dewey with her mother Mrs. J T A Hoover and Leona Gabel. Herman Dehing ill with an attack of the Errope. Ami Hower arrives from Omaha. Scall McGraw to Marvin Mo where he joins Roberts Construction as engineer. Mr and Mrs G A Richey host a Vietnam era concert at their home with Miss Feierstein readings and Vietrola records.
An advertisement promotes Forest Rose flour as the best on the market and urges readers to try it, highlighting quality and value for household use.
Joseph Lynn and wife arrived from Wusa Neh to visit brothers in law N Latte in Perkinsoun. James Rainey left for a few days to tend a hand dial. Kenest Anderson injured left hand. Will Hopkins seeks treatment for a troublesome wrist. Mrs Bert Carter shows slow but hopeful improvement. Wl Frans and family switch to a Buick touring car for their travels. George N Latine ill but improving. The Shetland pony found its owner Mr Doty of near Weeping Walter who paid charges and retrieved the animal worth 140. Betty Ingle and son Woodard return to Virginia after health issues and plans changed from staying on Mrs Ruthman’s farm.
Accidents will happen the advertisement urges. It promotes Dr Thomas Falcone Oil as a household remedy with two sizes priced at 26 cents and 50 cents available at all stores.
Republican notes report Tele Miss Grane Teotarnden returning from a two week visit with college friend Miss Robhel Ladenmar in Sedalia Missouri. Mrs H W Ewart and baby travel home to Mander son Iowa, escorted to Lincoln by her mother Dave Mille. W J Sperry visits Willian Newell from Lincoln, old war comrades. Emily Fenn is very ill at Nelson Fenn’s in Talmadge Ohio. Willian Doty returns from Mt Vernon Ohio after helping his ill brother. Weather described as good with rain totaling ten inches in 24 hours during the wheat season. Mrs St A Gog lizer and children visit from Havelock. Mrs WH McNurlin’s burn from a bonfire accident.
GASS COUNTY ITEMS report a Peru Nebraska eventful week with a Corner baseball clash and star play by Clarence Beal. Dean L. Rouse gave an engaging chapel talk on the Broker current. May Festival set for May 22 with notable performers. Arbor Day activities featured a town cleanup and a show of about twenty five addresses.
The state agreed to appropriate 8700 to improve and convert the grounds into a park with paved roads and walks. Students contributed a day of work, aiding in the project that will enhance Peru's beauty. The town's renowned stonery will complement the new park.
Request issued by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church asking the person who took the granite baking dish after the last chicken pie supper to return it to the church or leave it at Mrs. M. Ghap Inman’s residence.
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