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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1925
Page
6
Col. Mitchell risks his career by speaking out on military life and accountability. He warns sacrifices cannot be wasted and urges a thorough cleanup to place the air service on an efficient footing.
The Nebraska City News, dating to 1854 and linked to J Sterling Morton, will discontinue as it merges with the Nebraska City Press after a sale to Earl Marvin and a subsequent purchase by J H Sweet and the Press publishing company. The combined paper continues the Press lineage since 1858 with editor C M Hubner a Morton relative. The final issue of the News runs this evening.
Cass County reports a strong showing in the 1923 24 highway program with third place in district one for state and federal improvements. The county lists 86.50 miles of state and federal highways, 8.19 miles gravel, and 17 miles gravel placed on the K of T route last year.
Doan's Pills are marketed as a stimulant diuretic for kidney relief amid back pain and related ailments. A Plattemouth resident Leland O. Bennett testifies that heavy lifting worsened kidney issues, causing frequent night urination and a sore back, but after a box he was relieved. The ad urges asking for Doan's Pills and notes 60 cents at dealers. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
Cass county talent to broadcast three radio programs over the next two weeks. Plattsmouth artists on WOAW Omaha next Friday promise strong advertising value. KFNF Shenandoah hub carries two shows, one from Union led by Alda L Taylor Tuesday at 7 pm, and another from the Ruby Family band near Weeping Water led by Mrs. E M Ruby on Thursday November 19 at 7 pm.
A local advertiser reports greater impact from a Journal advertisement than a billboard campaign. The note cites higher readership and engagement in the Journal, suggesting stronger returns for small businesses.
Mrs. Angie McCarroll Everett wife of Leelie Everett died Wednesday night near Union after a sudden uremic poisoning. She was a former Union teacher and Bank of Union bookkeeper, aged thirty, survived by her husband, her parents, two sisters, and earlier marriage linked the McCarroll and Everett families. Funeral at Union Methodist Church followed by burial at Swan Cemetery with a quartet singing familiar hymns.
Doc Bond recently moved from Omaha to this city and worked for Modern Construction Co as a mechanic. A Thursday collision with an oil truck on the highway near Fullerton fractured his right leg when his White truck was hurled into a telephone pole. Bond was taken to Methodist hospital in Omaha where he rests with a broken limb. Modern Construction crews moved from Fullerton to St Edwards to work on a state contract.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine promises relief from catarrhal inflammation with an ointment and a tonic that acts through the blood to restore normal mucous membrane conditions. Sold by druggists for over 49 years, by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio.
A hypnotist allegedly put a Wisconsin woman to sleep and could not wake her, with the incident prompting questions about his methods and consent.
Snow and cold this morning lure duck hunters to the Missouri River. Early hour parties rush to the river in pursuit of elusive ducks. Some crews have bagged ducks this season, but success favors the best prepared and skilled shooters using decoys and blinds.
A Detroit deputy city administrator has resigned citing Detroit as the wettest town he ever saw and hopeless from a prohibition standpoint. He notes the job market lines for his replacement and asks applicants to form on the left and not crowd.
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