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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
6
Martin Hen of 603 N 18th St Omaha reports three years of stomach trouble eased by Karnak. He says the medicine restored his appetite and sleep and leaves him feeling fresh each morning. Karnak is sold in Plattsmouth by F. G. Fricke & Co and by local druggists.
Last night the Berean class of the Christian church staged Sweetheart Town a home talent musical comedy directed by Miss Heen B. Mark. The rural plot centers on Ezra Parks Mary Parks and two love stories with comic moments provided by Roy and Mathilde Olson. The cast included Delores Bosse Irving Wiltse John Fredy Cyrus Fostler Marie Hutchison and Vern Hutchison with a beauty chorus of local young women.
Estes Book and Stationery announces a fresh batch of Christmas cards. The new stock includes seasonal designs and greeting options for holiday gifting.
Obituary notice of Mrs Ida Louise Snyder a long time Plattsmouth resident and widow of O H Snyder with details of her life born 1847 in Zanesville Ohio education in Steubenville and Mt Pleasant Iowa marriage to Oscar H Snyder and residence in Plattsmouth Malvern Tabor and Fairfield Iowa later Downers Grove Illinois funeral move to Mt Pleasant Iowa for burial survived by three children Henry Edith and Harlan and a large family including five sisters and three brothers
The State of Nebraska v Walter Burke proceeded in district court with Burke charged for a third offence of possessing intoxicating liquor. Sheriff officers testified and Glen Mason placed the liquor can at Burke's home location. Burke denied ownership or knowledge of the liquor. The jury verdict found Burke guilty of possession with a third offence and imposed a penalty range of six months to two years. Prior convictions cited in 1922, 1924, and 1926.
Last evening the Philathea class of the Methodist church met at Mrs. Allen J. Beeson’s Coronado apartments with Mrs. Edward Brantner assisting. George E. DeWolf spoke on country development and U.S. educational growth before refreshments.
Catholic Daughters of America groups and guests met at Mrs Charles Peterson home on Stn and Granite for a bridge evening. Miss Mildred Schlater won first prize and Mrs Joseph F Hadraba took the consolation prize. Hostesses Mesdames L B Egenberger Fred G Egenberger William Woolcott Baltz Meisinger assisted with serving and refreshments ends a very pleasant event.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to treat catarrh by local and internal action and asserts success for over forty years. The ad notes run-down health worsens catarrh and directs readers to buy from druggists with E J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio listed as the maker.
Mrs. J. W. Wolf of Lusk Wyoming visits at the home of Mr and Mrs J W Henricks near Murray after stopping in Chadron to see her son at the state normal. She continues to Cass county to visit Union and Murray friends and relatives.
The county court heard a clash last Friday night in Weeping Water between Fred Haskenhoff and Lezard Nelson, both workers for Yant Construction Co. They fought after insults, Nelson kicked Haskenhoff, who then used a pick handle. Nelson filed assault and battery charges. Haskenhoff posted 750 bond to await further hearing.
Friends congratulate Mr and Mrs Fritz Fricke on the birth of a daughter on Armistice Day at Methodist hospital in Omaha. Mother and baby are doing well and the father is joyful at the news.
The district court heard Chris Parkening versus C B and Q railroad seeking 3500 in damages for flood damage to farm lands. Plaintiff alleges improper drainage along the railroad right of way caused overflowing and crop damage on the old Parkening farm near Cullom now occupied by John Parkening.
For baby's croup Willie’s daily cuts and bruises mother’s sore throat or grandma’s lameness Dr Thomas’ Eclectic Oil offered as a household remedy in 30c and 60c sizes.
A grateful note thanks friends whose support helped win the popularity prize at a Legion Elks carnival. It also advertises Dean's Regu lats 30c box as a mild liver and bowel remedy available at all drug stores.
Farmers urged to obtain a certificate at county banks and local offices to draw a ten cent per hundredweight bonus from packers. Certificates available at Farm Bureau office in Weeping Water and stores in Wabash South Bend Cedar Creek and Eight Mile Grove. Local buyers like Henry Snell of Weeping Water will deliver the bonus.
A Nebraska farmer plans controlled burns in the neighborhood to kill pests before winter. He argues that burning grass and trash will reduce bug numbers for five years of rising damage, risking only a quiet day when fire can spread slowly to avoid harming crops.
An ad touts Burdock Blood Elixirs as a family system tonic to build strength appetite digestion and restful sleep. The price is listed at $1.25.
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