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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
2
George PL Meisinger Jr and family visited the city Saturday for short business. F J Rieber and wife headed to Omaha this afternoon. Henry Klinger also planned an Omaha trip to attend to business. Tro Ford touring cars advertised for sale a Ford roadster.
Last night the Plattsmouth council welcomed newly elected Leon L. McCarthy and City Treasurer H. M. Svennicthsen, swearing them in as the full body met. Officials debated water mains, gas rate relief, curb and sidewalk issues, street paving, grade settings, district improvements, and budget matters while approving several claims and addressing animal nuisance policies.
Friends report Mrs Hettie Covert of the city is in a very semma condition at Nicholas Senin hospital in Qivaha after gallbladder surgery yesterday. Doctors warn that her recovery will require favorable conditions and careful care. Miss Mary Swope of Kansas City arrived enroute to Cedar Creek to visit the Pickering home for a short stay.
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