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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1920
Page
6
Herman Kupke and Leo Rikli, prominent local farmers near Murdock, sent a shipment of cattle horses and hogs to the Omaha livestock market last week. They report finding a solid market even as prices ease amid the season. Ralph Allen succeeds the resigned Murdock official, with Mr. Gortney planning a summer farming stint.
James R. Carson of Omaha Nebraska credits Tanlac with restoring his appetite easing stomach distress and ending neuralgia and constipation. He reports rapid weight gain improved sleep and renewed energy after starting the medicine and urges others to try it. Tanlac is sold by G Fricke in Plattsmouth and by leading druggists in towns across the region.
Frank Glaublitz and wife hosted neighbors and town friends at a sociable dance at their home east of Murdock. The evening featured lively dancing, a late hour, and a very enjoyable luncheon that capped a pleasant gathering.
Emanuel Thimgan of Sutton has been moved to Lincoln hospital for treatment. His brothers Edward and Matthew Thimgan went to Lincoln last Friday for an x ray to assess his health and returned home that evening.
Mrs H A Tool hosted Elmwood Eastern Star Lodge members from Wabash and Murdock at her Murdock residence last week. The gathering featured a delightful luncheon and widespread praise for Mrs Tool as an admirable entertainer.
Max Dusterhof and assistant Joe struggle to secure needed help and manage a heavy workload. Their drawing skills attract steady demand, producing high quality results but keeping them extremely busy with more work ahead.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cool of Plattsmouth visited Elmwood last Saturday with Mrs. Cool staying a week with her parents the Schneiners. Mrs. Buskirk at Minatare Neb. visiting relatives and a new grandson. Leonard Nash and children from Palmyra visited the Fentimans as they move there. Willard Grant 20 drowned in Fox river near Aurora while canoeing. Jessie Brugge returned home from five years in India as missionary teacher. Jessie Woodard resigns Elmwood telephone manager job effective June 1 and will move with her husband to Oregon City Oregon.
On Wednesday May 19 1920 the Social Workers club met at the home of Mr and Mrs Will Hutcheson. Hostesses were Mrs Myrtle Hutcheson and Mrs Will Hutcheson. Fourteen members and many visitors enjoyed a delightful afternoon ending with a fine luncheon.
About twenty five friends of Fred Lau from Omaha and local neighbors gathered at Woodmen hall for a sociable dance. The enjoyable evening featured music and invited guests from nearby Murdock, making it a standout weekend highlight.
Over three years after his first claim, Jonathan Hart of 414 Main Street Plattsmouth reiterates that Doan’s Kidney Pills are effective for backache and kidney ailments. He notes they quickly restore him when kidney trouble returns and urges others to use the same remedy. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY sells 60¢ packages at dealers.
WEEPING WATER residents report visits by B W Hiatt of Rising City to see his ill mother Mrs Moses Hiatt and his daughter Mrs A M Cole. Mayo Bros. consults bring health concerns for W D Bish of Brighton Colo. Fire Inspector C R Shickley inspects town and orders fire safety steps. D A R chapter elects officers with Mrs J M Teegarden as regent. A stray bullet injures Mrs Charley Cheery on Rector's addition back porch.
Jesse Sandholm and his wife, dispossessed of their summer-built home by a sale, have moved into the Mrs Schewe residence. Buyer O. J. Pothast, who purchased their name, has also moved in and will reside there. The home is described as pretty, convenient, and desirable.
The document presents a bank statement for Farmers & Merchants Bank showing loans and discounts 20284.29 overdrafts 538.70 and other balances. It lists deposits from individuals and institutions including checkable deposits 17691.19 time certificates 6919.90 and total liabilities plus capital 22611.03. Signed by J Pothast cashier and directors August Panska and G L Neitzel with notary Jerry E McHugh dated May 19 1920.
F. J. Hennings and his wife drove from their farm to town this morning to spend several hours overseeing trading activities and checking on business matters.
William Hartke was a passenger this afternoon for Omsla to spend a few hours to debug after some matters of business.
William Kruger of Coleridge Nebraska visited Murray with friends then traveled to the city with Don C. Rhoden and planned to catch the afternoon train to Omaha.
Transfer a registered car by endorsing the certificate to the buyer and the transferor must present the original to the county treasurer within ten days to obtain a new certificate with applicable fees. If the transferor stops using the license he must surrender the endorsed certificate and return the number plate. Dealers must forward all transfers to the county treasurer for a duplicate certificate at no charge for resale.
Ralph Meisinger and his father Adam delivered hogs to the Omaha market and sold to Bryson Brothers for a good price. Miss Catherine Goehry of Murdoch and Robert E. Eldridge of Omaha married in Omaha and will reside there. George Dolan, discharged from the navy in San Francisco, arrived in Louisville after winter in California.
Saturday and will make his home in Nebraska for the present. George was the captain's orderly on the battleship Nebraska, and made many trips to foreign waters during the two years he was in the service. Superintendent W J O'Brien of the State Fish hatcheries brought a truck load of ring perch and blue gills from the first hatcheries and planted them in the Lyman sand pit north of town Tuesday. Mr O'Brien stated that he expected to plant more in the lakes here in the near future. Mrs Harvey L Gamer visited with friends in Omaha last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Gamer live on the old Hasemizr farm southeast of town now owned by Mrs Gamer's father J M Robertson of Plattsmouth. This is their second year on the farm with Mr Gamer resigning a splendid position with the Union Pacific to devote his time to farming. William M Hoover recently purchased the former Frank Gadway home in the southeast part of town east of the school house and will have it remodeled and put in good condition with intent of making it a home for his family in the near future. The place has considerable garden room having nine lots which will give Mr Hoover all the exercise he needs should he decide to quit farming.
Report of Miss Zella Mitchell marrying Merrill McDonald at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Mitchell. The event featured pink and white decor, a bridal party led by S. A. Jacobson, and a reception with pineapple ice cream and angel cake. The couple reside on a farm west of Wabash.
Readable fragments show numbers for taxes and revenues across state and county accounts. The text includes amounts such as 59,727.50 and 1,479.99 with references to GA ASSAY and seal of a county official.
More than nine out of ten rheumatism cases are chronic or muscular and need no internal treatment. Massage the affected parts freely with Chamberlains Liniment for relief you will be surprised by.
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