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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1920
Page
6
Classified notice states the Liberty UC church building is for sale with committee contacts including Cour, Jean, Spangler, Pontuts, and Dennison Card life items offered at the Journal office.
Cosy local ad offers high class kodaks for sale with instruction to buyers on use. Contact Phome 645 SHRIST GHRIST at Dan for details.
The American Legion auxiliary organizes in Plattsmouth with 25 cent dues. A meeting is set for Thursday at 2 20 PM at Modern Woolen hall to accept mothers wives and sisters of service members. An Omaha representative will explain the order and emblem pins.
Farmers face elevator car shortages in Missouri and statewide. Many farmers travel up to eleven miles to bring grain to the city for shipment via the Burlington.
Work crews under contractor Fort Coleman rapidly transform North Fifth Street from a rutted thoroughfare to a neat modern street. Curb and gutter installation proceeds after a long cold winter, with completion expected in a few more days of good weather.
In a brief notice a South Bend Nebraska resident Andrew Blut R F D is seeking information about duck eggs. The item records a local inquiry and contact implies a home or farm setting.
Notice notes Rhode Island Red eggs for hatching from c R TODD and W Plattsmouth. Catalog fragment lists availability and seller names in a brief agricultural notice.
It is claimed that only half as much food is required when thoroughly masticated. Digestion begins in the mouth and mastication is of greatest importance. When needed, take Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen digestion and insure a regular bowel movement.
Yesterday noon the home of Mr and Mrs William Hiner at 12th and Walnut streets welcomed a daughter named Catherine. The mother and child are doing very nicely as the couple receives congratulations.
Nebraska bankers led by Meyer Jr A Seline depart for Washington to meet the Federal Reserve Board. The group includes H Korants of Magle, former Nebraska association president, to discuss state and federal banking issues and attend sessions in the capital.
W S Rosencrans and George W Snoyder return from several days in San Antonio Texas and other Lone Star state points. They praise Texas growth with 2000 new homes in San Antonio and plans for a million dollar resort home. They note improved roads with $1000000 state and federal seed road funds and Dallas Fort Worth oil industry growth elevating the cities.
Mt Pleasant precinct residents oppose the consolidated district plan filed as required by state law. Objections will be submitted to the state superintendent in Lincoln for review, with boundary adjustments to follow if objections prove sufficient.
Plattsmouth Lodge No. 139 Elks report a strong influx of applications for the next class. They welcome men from all walks of life who meet the fraternity’s standards, highlighting patriotism, brotherhood, and social activities such as reading room, pool, and dances. Plans include a lodge home with future recreational facilities.
Two year old Joyce Sutther suffered mouth and lip burns after touching concentrated lye and placing fingers in her mouth in a rural home near Myrdl. She received medical care from a family physician and is resting, though still affected by the burn.
The fragment notes benefits tied to membership in the order via ports, indicating ongoing issuance or access changes and related advantages. It emphasizes organizational or ceremonial aspects without detailing individuals or dates.
Periodic bilious attacks cause loss of appetite with attacks at regular intervals. Skip one meal and take three Chamberlain's Tablets to avoid an attack. Do not drink tea or coffee at any time for those affected.
A fine new line of School Day and Graduation books has arrived at the Journal office. See the books early before the supply is exhausted. Also available are Gill cards for the occasion. Read the Journal want-ads.
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