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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
6
County Agent L. R. Snipes tells farmers in the section that sowing wheat can begin September 20 when Hessian fly activity ends. Farmers are urged to note the fly free date and prepare accordingly. Ready the Want Ads daily.
The Schenectady Union Star reports the marriage of Miss Louise E. Huggins and Ralph S. Holmes at the bride's home. Officiated by Rev. Philip L. Frick, the ceremony featured pianist Alberta Kalteux and gowns of white satin crepe and peach satin crepe. The couple will reside at 166 McClellan Street after a motor trip.
A. J. P. Bertschy, a noted Omaha garage operator and former head of the McLaren plant machine works, narrowly escaped death yesterday when a heavy block of wood used for an aerial installation on the Paxton hotel roof fell beside him on the Fourteenth Street sidewalk. The wood shattered at his feet, and Bertschy only realized the danger after the block whipped past.
An old advertisement claims catarrh causes Eustachian tube inflammation and hearing loss. It asserts Halls Catarrh Medicine can rid the system of catarrh and deafness, selling through Toledo area druggists for over 40 years by F. J. Creney & Con.
Mrs Charles Le Claire of Fall River Mass arrived last Saturday for a few days with her sister Mrs E C Ripple. On October 4 they depart for Seattle to visit another sister Mrs George Riley and expect to return by November 1.
The Varga Brothers from south of Plattsmouth showcased a large apiary at Weeping Water’s Cass county fair. They displayed bees under glass and attracted many fanciers, while the writer obtained a sample of extracted honey that was exceptionally sweet.
The American Legion drum and bugle corps rehearsed at the old high school to be in top shape for the Legion parade at the Omaha national convention on Tuesday October 6. Many corps members will lead the Plattsmouth post delegation in the procession. all post members are urged to participate.
A group of Plattsmouth young men Floyd Becker William D Mc Crary Elmer Rummell Fred J Warren and John P Sattler will leave Thursday evening for Urbana Illinois to watch the Nebraska Illinois football clash Saturday. They travel in Mr Warren’s Ford touring car named Opportunity and expect a real time on the trip to the college town.
An advertisement promotes Dean's Ointment to relieve itching bleeding and protruding piles. It claims effectiveness and lists a price of 0c at any drug store.
James M. Robertson recounts witnessing the January 1876 Neb state penitentiary revolt while in Lincoln for stonework. Convicts seized the yard, were held in the dispensary by Deputy Warden Nobes, and armed citizens and Fort Omaha troops later re captured them. McWaters led the plot. Nobes freed, then aided in stopping the break.
Rain and muddy roads Tuesday into Wednesday trimmed department counts at the Cass County Fair. Domestic products fell about 100 entries from last year, with no entries from Eagle Plattsmouth Union South Bend Greenwood or Mynard. Girls Clothing Club up to 215 entries while hogs and poultry rose to new highs.
Lincoln agriculture urges gardeners to store parsnips parsley oyster plant and horse radish by covering with straw through freeze thaw cycles. Keep roots frozen for days of warm weather and remove straw during deep freezes before replacing it for winter protection.
The report notes a plan to limit losses to a minimum while keeping vegetables’ characteristic crispness intact. The aim is to maintain texture and quality through careful handling and processing.
Hear this city farmer Myron Wiles was operated on at an Omaha hospital for a second time after a period of poor health. The first major surgery occurred months ago with a long recovery and extended worry for his family and doctors.
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