Investment advice warning from a bank ad
The text warns against unsound investments despite high promised rates. It stresses that officers can help pick good securities and invites customers to seek bank guidance for sound investing.
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
6
The text warns against unsound investments despite high promised rates. It stresses that officers can help pick good securities and invites customers to seek bank guidance for sound investing.
Local residents report illness and improvement as Gertie Beckman and Mrs. Beckner gain slowly. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Hallestelle from Canova South Dakota and Dr. G H Gilmore aiding a patient near Murray. Numerous business trips and farm projects unfold across Murray Union Plattsmouth and Weeping Water with roads, hauling, and house building underway.
For Sale notice lists items including applies and potatoes with coal quality described as all A. Contact A Younes at phone 18032. Mur rar. si17-2t W.
A shooting match will be held on Sunday September 20 at the home of J E Lancaster three miles east and two miles south of Murray. The event is hosted by J E Lancaster and Alex Campbell and all shooters are cordially invited.
Uncle J. W. Edmonds is enlarging his house by adding a room to be occupied by Wm. Sporrer and himself when finished. This leaves Mr. A. Gansemer and his family without a home, with no conclusion yet on where they will live.
Robert Goots expands his farm residence with new rooms. J A Scotien oversees construction and Banning Nickles Lumber Co of Murray supplies the timber ensuring quality work and materials.
Miss Lorene Hatchett departed for Havelock to stay with her sister Mrs. E J Wasson and attend school for the coming year. The arrangement provides company for the sister and a good education for Lorene, though it may feel lonely for the mother.
Since its formation the Murray Hudson Essex company has disposed of eleven cars and received four carloads, selling to buyers who seek quality autos. The last sale included L. J. Haulins and C. A. Devis, and Edward Spangler bought a Hudson Brougham driven from Omaha.
The Ruby orchestra from near Weeping Water played excellent music at the Christian church in Murray Sunday evening. Many musicians, including several Ruby brothers, contributed to the service with their performance.
The message notes how greatly appreciated the attendance at the services was by all, acknowledging the support and presence of those who participated.
A Sunday picnic at Brown and Berger Summer Cottage near King Lake gathered many Murray and Omaha residents for games, visiting, and a tour of the resort. Attendees included J. W. Berger, L. H. Puls, W. G. Boedeker, Topliff family, Emma Kiene, Yvonne Deles Dernier, Leona Pulse, Flora Jane Boedeker, Herley Puls, Charles Boedeker, Beulah Sans, and others.
Washington reports say a Federal Council study finds prohibition in the United States at a critical juncture with no clear outcome. The investigation notes a mixed mood, favorable views on saloon closure, and increased youth drinking since 1920, while overall public opinion remains unsettled.
David Weinberg of Brooklyn died in New York as story of a Masonic emblem saving his life during an 1876 capture by Sitting Bull's Indians resurfaced. Weinberg, aboard a selage coach to Deadwood South Dakota, was told he would die next morning. Chief Sitting Bull, shown a Mason ring, released him after recognizing their shared fraternity.
A Golden Text from I Thessalonians 6 8 urges gratitude in every blessing as a guiding message for readers. The phrase “In everything give thanks” frames a season of reflection and spiritual focus.
The text recounts Paul’s conversion and lifelong mission to spread Christ’s gospel. It notes his labor in Greece and Macedonia, his tentmaking to support colleagues, and his bravery amid beatings and imprisonments. It emphasizes faith, Scripture, and loyalty to Christ as civilizational protection.
The Philathea class of the Methodist Sunday school met Tuesday evening at Miss Jessie M. Robertson's Wine street home. A short business session preceded social games and a proverb contest won by Mildred Walker. Several new city teachers attended and enjoyed the fellowship. Refreshments were served.
Paris reports the Moroccan war pause as French forces momentarily suspend offensive actions. Moors entrench mountain passes in the Atlas region amid the halt.
Historic war notes indicate Marshal Petain’s command in Morocco is being steadily carried out with a focus on one region at a time before larger operations. Reports suggest a drive into enemy territory may begin within ten days, while France readies fresh preparations on a large scale. Premier Painleve announced after a lengthy cabinet meeting.
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