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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1925
Page
6
Prof H J Gramlich of the university farm urges breeders to donate calves to junior beef clubs. Growing popularity of calf clubs statewide prompts requests to the college for calves, with the animal husbandry department ready to cooperate with cattlemen in placing calves with club members.
This furnishes an opportunity not only to be of service to the club members but also provides a market for some of the high class surplus stock. In the case of pure bred cattle, a chance to dispose of good individuals that are off color or undesirable for breeding yet not impaired for beef production.
Wanted to trade a Chesterwhite boar weighing about 250 pounds for a hog suitable for butchering. Call 676W. Plattsmouth. 621-1td-ltw aa.
Classified notice urges readers to place wants and wants ads in the Journal to secure results. The short item promotes timely placement of small ads to reach local buyers and sellers efficiently.
John Kenney and John Hellyer, Omaha youths, were recaptured and returned to the state reformatory after escaping custody and stealing a car. Both had prior auto theft sentences. Hellyer had months left of a one year term, Kenney three months of a one to ten year sentence. Authorities planned to file charges, though not yet determined.
Sonny, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Jones, fractured his leg in three places Saturday evening when a barn door fell on him and the handle struck his leg. The accident was serious but not fatal and he is recovering well.
A county shooting match is set for Sunday November 1 at the home of Fred Spangler south of Plattsmouth. The event invites all shooters to join, promising a real county gathering.
Frank I Fanger sues George O Dovey over 1924 retail partnership affairs and stock disposal. A judgment of 2459 50 favors Fanger. a motion for retrial filed by Dovey seeks appeal. Proceedings concern division of sale proceeds from the E G Dovey Son and later Soenrichsen property.
Wilber W. Ames well known Dunbar druggist and political leader in this region of Nebraska shows slow but steady progress after a weeks long grave illness. Under care of Dr. W. D. Gibbons at his Dunbar home the patient receives quiet and attentive treatment. Friends statewide, remembering his legislature service from Otoe county and Republican runs for congress, wish him a speedy recovery and hopeful return to activity.
Two afternoons of bridge tea at Mrs. Henry G. Soennichsen's North Fifth Street residence drew charm and competition. Six tables each day, Halloween decor, prizes awarded to Mrs. John F. Wolff, Mrs. F. R. Gobelman, and Mrs. Harry Lane on Thursday. on Friday, winners were Mrs. C. E. Hartford, Mrs. J. W. Crabill, and Mrs. Edna Shannon.
Ad claims Bali's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh. It describes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that works through the blood to restore normal conditions. Sold by druggists for many years. F. J. Cheney & Co. Tad Nile.
The five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Reuter was seriously hurt when she climbed onto a wagon wheel as it moved. The wheel passed over her body and she is slowly improving under a doctor's care. She had just started school this year.
Bates Book and Stationery offers a large assortment of novel ties for Halloween decorating and gift ideas. Shop early for themed adornments and seasonal supplies to complete the home display.
Maude Irene Teel born 1889 in Red Willow Nebraska died 1925 in Omaha Nebraska after illness. Married Charles Edgar Ward 1909. two sons Gail Reed and Keith Rex. Survived by husband parents four sisters four brothers and many relatives. Community mourns her short life of faith service and devotion to Avoca church and kingdom of God.
The Plattsmouth city schools will host a traveling exhibit of 150 renowned paintings later announced date. The collection, provided by the Kearney public schools, will be displayed at the high school for students and the public, offering an inspiring viewing for art lovers of all ages.
Clarence C. Conner, the Plattsmouth taxi operator, has expanded his service with a new large Chevrolet coach. The vehicle, secured through local dealer John B. Livingst on, will enhance taxi operations to and from railroad stations and improve service for travelers.
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