Corn Crop Estimates Exceed Last Year with Record State Output
Washington reports a national corn crop of 2,013,590,000 bushels, up one-fifth from last year and sixth largest in U.S. history. Iowa leads with 477,486,000 bushels, while potato production stands at 46,503,000 bushels amid ongoing harvests and weather uncertainties.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Towa
Tate
Crop Reporting Board
Plains
New York
Hall's Catarrh Medicine promotes relief for catarrh
Hal l s Catarrh Medicine promises cure for deafness caused by catarrh through an ointment that relieves inflammation and an internal tonic that acts on mucous surfaces via the bloodstream. Sold by druggists for over four decades, Cheney Co. of Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
I’ J, Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Deformed Man Leaves Estate to Crippled Children
Edward T. Mott a 37 year old resident of St. Paul dies after years of hardship. His will provides Minnesota crippled children with 30 thousand dollars in amusements from his estate. He was cared for at the city hospital after being left there as a child and earned money selling papers and relief cards.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Edward T. Mott
Armistice Day Marked Quietly in Plattsmouth City
Armistice Day observed quietly in Plattsmouth with no public ceremony. Court house closed as a legal holiday while business districts and banks stayed open and Burlington shops paid day. Veterans recall seven year memory of the end of World War I and the ceasefire in the western front.
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Burlington
France
Belgium
Plattsmouth
Labor Row Halts Work At Prison
Lincoln reports labor troubles at the state penitentiary over a residence for the warden. Bricklayers Union demands all masonry be union worked and forbids its members from joining work after prison labor was used on the foundation. Warden Fenton and the board of control confront the dispute.
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Lincoln
Fenton
State Penitentiary
Board of Control
Charles Simon
Bricklayers Union
Simon
Entertain Young Ladies At Mrs Babbitt Home
The young women's auxiliary of the Methodist church gathered at Mrs. Byron Babbitt to hold their regular social and business session. Mrs. R B Hayes reported on the Aurora and Nebraska City meetings, noting progress and achievements. The afternoon concluded with visits and refreshments hosted by James Rishel.
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Byron Babbitt
The
Methodist Church
R. B. Hayes
Aurora
Nebraska City
James Rishel
Mrs. Carmack Improves After Serious Omaha Crash
Mrs. John E. Carmack, once a Plattsmouth resident, shows improvement at Lord Lister Hospital in Omaha after a severe accident last Monday. Her hip and pelvis fractures require long treatment. no broken bones reported. Her father in law Carl Kunsmann remains at her side as physicians reassess injuries and monitor recovery.
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John Carmack
Plattsmouth
Omaha
Lord Lister Hospital
Carl Kunsmann
Carmack
Kunsmann
Altho
Eczema Relief Ad Promotes Dean's Ores Across Stores
An advertisement touts quick relief for eczema with Dean's ores and urges shoppers to visit all stores for availability. The message emphasizes rapid itching relief and broad distribution.
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Dean’s
Rupture Shield Expert Promises Free Informational Material
Sufferers urged to write for valuable information about ruptures free upon request. C F Redlich, a rupture shield expert, offers details from 535 Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota.
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C. F. Redlich
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
Thin or youthful pick says doctor
Berlin reports weight reducing cures pursued to satisfy fashion force women to age prematurely. Prof Dreidrich Gudzent and German physicians warn that losing fat drains inner skin tissues, dries skin, and creates wrinkles. They say slenderness is fine but coercive dieting is dangerous.
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Berlin
Dreidrich Gudzent
Germany
Gudzent
Legion Goal Of Million Members Now In Sight
Chicago November 10 The American Legion aims for 1 000 000 members by early next year Col John R McQuigg national commander told Vice President Dawes at a luncheon Dawes said the legion would be the greatest factor for good in the country Only one fifth of eligible men are now members Maj Reed Landis of Chicago was named again chairman of the legion aeronautical committee by the commander
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Chicago
American Legion
John R. McQuigg
Charles G. Dawes
Advertising Men's Post
Dawes
Legion
McQuigge
Maj
Reed Landis
For Sale A six room modern house near school
Classified note offers a six room modern house on one lot with outbuildings in a good neighborhood. Contact Ray Larson or call 3882 for details. Also a shopping line promoting Dean's Regulars laxatives notes a drug store price of 30 cents.
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Ray Larson
Pure Bred Sow Sale Announced at Nehawka R
Weeping Water and nearby towns list top breeders for a pure bred sow sale in Nehawka area. Vendors include Shafer Bros., W R Su pernaw, John Pearson, Pete Olson, M B Chamberlain, and Chas Mutz among others. Sale advertises best breeders with satisfaction guaranteed and telephone contact 314.
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Shafer Bros
Nehawka
W. R. Supernaw
Otoe
John Peterson
Davey
Delbert Mumm
Weeping Water
Pete Olson
Mead
M. B. Chamberlain
Cedar Creek
Cliff Greer
Madrid
W. R. Smith
Nebr. City
Mary Shriner
Luther Mead
Union
E. H. Miller
Murdock
Frank Blotzer
Mynard
Clyde Fair
Grant
Elmer Kent
Imperial
Chas. McCartney
Harry Aicker
Syracuse
M. BR. Thompson
Philip Born
Plattsmouth
Harry Nelson
Murray
Lee Nickles
Sweetheart Town to Aid New Church Home
The First Christian church plans enlargements including a basement social center. Bevan class members stage the musical Sweetheart Town as entertainment to boost funds and spirit for the church rebuild opening Monday evening November 16.
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Journal
First Christian Church
Bevan
Rules for Storing Apples in Winter Markets
Storage tips discuss wrapping each apple in paper or using paper lined barrels and frequent checks to remove bad fruit. Avoid storing near strong vegetables to prevent odor transfer and keep in a dry cold cellar that does not freeze. Tart varieties are best for canning. trim bruises before cooking. Apple sauce in sterilized jars is highly effective. canning whole apples for dumplings is also mentioned.
Operation of Dr Worthman a Very Successful
The operation to remove a cataract from Dr E H Worthman’s left eye last week at the M E hospital in Omaha was very successful. He will remain hospitalized until the end of the week or a few days longer with his eye bandaged while well wishers anticipate perfect sight. Dr L F Polk of Lincoln will handle his practice in Louisville during the absence.
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E. H. Worthman
M. E. Hospital
Omaha
Worthsman
Worthman
L. F. Polk
Lincoln
Polk
Louisville
Propose Two New National Museums
Plans for two new national museums were announced by Dr. Oskar von Miller. One would be built in New York and the other in Washington, each costing about 59 million dollars. Financing would come from subscriptions with a 1.5 million dollar gift from a philanthropist used as a nucleus.
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Chicago
Ill
New York
Washington
Oskar von Miller
German Museum of Science and Industry
Munich
von Miller
America
Enterin
Sweet Clover Seed Direct from Grower in Plattsmouth
Seed dealer W. F. Nolte advertises sweet clover seed arriving mid December in Plattsmouth with low market prices. He invites customers to call or write from Mynard at Farmers State Bank for estimates and notes Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil as a remedy for coughs and sore throats.
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Plattsmouth
Farmers State Bank
Mynard
W. F. Nolte
Dr. Thomas
Eclectic Oil
Journal Want Ad: Sell or Buy Items Locally
Community want ads invite readers to list items for sale or requests to buy. Submit brief descriptions with contact details for fast local response and exchange.
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Journal
Head of Large School System in Iowa Town
W G Brooks superintendent of Burlington Iowa schools visited Lincoln after attending the Iowa teachers meeting in Des Moines. Brooks has previously taught and led schools in Plattsmouth Nebraska City and York Nebraska and now oversees about 150 teachers and a 1100 pupil high school with 48 teachers and a total city enrollment around 5000.
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Iowa
W. G. Brooks
Burlington
Iowa State
Des Moines
Brooks
Plattsmouth
Nebraska City
York
Nebraska
Funeral of C W Green Held in Oak Hill Cemetery
The funeral of the late Calvin W. Green was held in the city yesterday afternoon with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. The rite recalled many old-time associations as mourners laid him to rest amid memories of years past.
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Calvin W. Green
Oak Hill Cemetery
Burdock Blood Bitters Ad Highlights Skin Purity
A Victorian advertisement extols Burdock Blood Bitters as purifying the blood and clearing the skin. It claims benefits for digestion and complexion, notes availability at all druggists, and lists a price of 1.25 dollars.
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C.E. Wescoit
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Frank E. Green
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Frank Beebe
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H. G. McClusky
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