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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
6
The article lists names from two county residents among early lottery results for farm claims in Dakota. It notes more applicants from Havelock and nearby areas, with drawings to continue as remaining farm entries are allocated and lapses resolved.
Vibert and family guests of Aug Tartsen and relatives from Germany visit in the neighborhood. Mrs. Fred Lehanetl and others attend a pleasant gathering. The Kammrow family, prominent citizens from Geranemeweer Wis, plan a Pacific coast trip then Neb and Tin Tom visit. Attendees include Mary Ebersole E Perry J Sanders and many others as the gathering expresses regards before departures for several months ahead.
County commissioners contract jeweler John W Crabill to overhaul the court house clock at Sixth and Main. Work began today with a full inspection to bring the long idle mechanism back to running order.
An article outlines Flattsmouth State Bank remodeling to upgrade walls and ceiling. Plans include moire designed ceiling and rich side walls, with substantial expansion to create a nicer room once complete.
A lengthy tribute notes a party in honor of John Kirz Jr of Midland Wyoming, hosted near Henry Hirz southwest of the city. Friends gathered for music, supper, and good wishes, then the guest departed Monday morning after a warm sendoff.
The Journal proprietor R A Bates shows marked improvement and his physician believes no operation is needed. Though outlook is hopeful, full return to work will take time and care is advised. Readers are asked to overlook minor typographical errors caused by the current circumstances as the newspaper continues under strain.
Daisville reports a baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gadway on October 12. Updates note visits by Mrs. M. L. Williams and Mrs. Albert Shelhorn to Renfrew Oklahoma. Warns residents to lock cellar doors as sneak thieves reappear. Henry Cline’s house narrowly saved from fire due to a defective chimney. Mrs. Chas Sinnard and children visit Albion relatives before returning home. John Lohnes family heads to Pekin and Peoria Illinois for a long visit. A child nearly causes house fire at John Meier residence. four year old’s match set bedding ablaze but fire smothered in time.
This ailment is usually caused by rheumatists of the muscles of the back and is quickly cured by applying Chamberlain's Liniment two or three times a day and massaging parts at each application. For sale by F. G. Fricke & Co.
McMahon & Sons will renovate two adjoining buildings on Sixth Street damaged by recent floods. They aim to add a forty four foot front, plate glass facade, solid concrete foundation, and a closed concrete walk. Work will begin soon with winter completion targeted to protect against future floods.
Nehawka Mill reports a new monthly output of 160 barrels of flour. Alba Frodson ships a third carload of wood to Lincoln, with about two more cars awaiting haul. Local land deals include J P and Vilas Sheldon purchasing eighty acres of Peter Graber farm near Nehawka Stone Co quarry.
D Stoffer rode the mall train at noon for Bellevue. R B Trook registered as a Union visitor at Perkins. W Young of Anion and Jos A Silence registered at Perkins as visitors from Nehawka and Stanton Neb. J H Inhelder registered at Hotel Plattsmouth from Stanton. Percy Comedians tour South Dakota through April. Mrs W Shoenfelt and family guests of Jos Fitzgerald depart toward Norfolk with Anna and August ending in Oral.
A crowded Plattsmouth courthouse heard extensive testimony in the Arro McQuinn vs Argo case. Witnesses described farm disputes and Mrs Argo's injuries after the alleged assault as the jury heard the proceedings.
County Commissioners adjourn to meet Monday November 2. Actions include approving various county claims for work and supplies, accepting the resignation of Salt Creek precinct Justice of the Peace C E Hulbut, and rejecting L M McVey damages claim. J W Johnson reported unfavorably on a proposed road destination and survey. Also noted are sheriff and jail costs, commissioners salaries, Dyer v. Greenwood costs, juror certificates, and extensive road and bridge expenditures.
A lengthy editorial criticizes E. O. Garrett and the American Book company amid calls to bar or restrict officials tied to trusts. It links railroad, steel, and paper industries to political influence and questions whether workers and patrons should lose suffrage or office rights due to corporate affiliations. The piece cites local figures and argues radical conclusions would disfranchise all workers and readers.
A warning that ordinary colds can lead to serious infections and trigger pneumonia chronic catarrh and other diseases. The text notes that measles diphtheria scarlet fever and whooping cough are likelier to strike after a cold. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the quickest cure, sold by F. G. Fricker & Co.
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