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PLATTSMOTTTtt SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
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Here's Wishing You
a Happy New Year
You don't want to think about business now.
We don't, either. We just want to offer a
word of appreciation for the abundance cf
I patronage, friendship and good will given
us the past year. To merit its continuance
during 1920, we pledge ourselves anew to
uphold those standards which make for the
j utmost satisfaction in your clothes-buying.
. A Happy New Year!
Phil
A
HAPPY
NEW YEAR TO
EVERYONE
THE JOURNAL EXTENDS TO ITS
READERS AND FRIENDS BEST
WISHES FOR NEW YEAR.
PAST YEAR A NOTABLE ONE
Just Closed and Which Has Brought
Some of Greatest Problems cf
Age for Their Solution.
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Our store will be closed all day tomorrow.
NOW DOING NICELY
From Wednesday's Daily.
Mrs. Frank Janaa. Sr.. who was
i perated on two weeks ago at her
home iu the west part of the city is
now doing very nicely and seems
well on the road to recovery from the
effects of the severe attack of appen
dicitis. This case has been a very
peculiar and unusual one s Mrs.
Janda is past 70 years of age and her
attack with this malady at such an
advanced age is rather unusual. Her
case had become very critical and
made necessary an operation at the
home on West Vine street which was
performed hy Dr. I J. Ford cf Oma
ha and Dr. 1. J. Flynn of this city.
The improvement of the patient has
been the cause of a great deal of
pleasure to the family of this esti
mable ladv.
CONSERVATION OF HEALTH
MADE VERY EASY
FOR SALE
I have for sale a pedigreed short
horn roan bull, two vears old.
IMione No. 1"
hawka. Neb.
.". II. J. Thiele.
Ne-2tw
If your stomach is out of order,
don't blame it. He sincere and avow
that you are guilty of so many tres
passes against proper living and pro
per food that the poor misused stom
?ch must rebel. What to do? Well,
read the following lines: "St. Paul.
Minn.. Dec. 7. 1919 -Whenever I
have tome stomach trouble. I go at
once to my druggist for Triner's
American Klixir of Bitter Wine, and
in two or three days I am again all
right. Yours. Henry Gerveny. Ross
St." Try this remedy and you will
fee that Triner's American Klixir of
Bitter Wine is a health-builder and
a health-keeper that makes the con
servation of health really easy. You
can have full confidence in all Trin
er's remedie?. Joseph Triner Com
pany. H533-43 S. Ashland Ave.. Chi
cago. 111., is a reliable firm. The
I. S. government placed orders with
it in 1917 and 1918 for great quan
tities of various medicinal prepara
tions, and the orders were executed
with scrupulous care.
Before another issue of the Jour
nal appears the year 1919 will have
bidden the world farewell and the
new year of 1920 will be occupying
the center of the stage and prepar
ing to take un the burdens that the
past year has left behind. The na
tion is commencing on one of the
most eventful years in its history and
one that will be filled with great op
portunities for the development of
the highest ideals upon which our
government is founded.
In the year just closed there have
been many great achievements in the
citv. state and nation and all have
progressed along the highway or im
provement. In rlattsmouth the year
of 1919 has saw many improvements
and changes made in the life of the
community but chief among the
improvements has been the extension
of the street improvement program
that has resulted in a great portion
of the residence streets being curbed
and made in keeping with the prog-
later time when they may be paved
and make in keeping with the pro
ress of the times.
The years has saw many improve
ments made in the business houses
of the citv and a general advance
ment in the life of the community
which has had a verv noticeable ef
fect iu making the city more mod
ern and up to date.
But what lias been done and said
in the past is a coniDleted story and
It is to the future that the commun
ity must now direct their gaze and
prepare to make the year 1920 one
of the best years that has ever visit
ed the city and county.
meeting of the bar association next
December.
W. M. Morning of Lincoln was
elected president of the state associ
ation for 1920. I. G. Beeler of North
Platte, E. E. Good of Wall 00 and Ed
win Crites of Chadron -were named
vice presidents. Anon Raymond of
Omaha was elected secretary and
Raymond M. Crossman of Omaha
treasurer. Fred A. Wright of Scotts-
bluff was elected to the executive
council. Other members of this conn
cil continue in office.
Resolutions regretting the death of
the late Samuel H. Sedgwick, associ
ate justice of the state supreme court
were passed by unanimous vote.
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Nothin Ml git some families t'other but a big dinner.
Here are some real "Fixin's" for just such a dinner:
VISITORS ARE WEDDED
Thanking You All
for the nice business relations of the past and hop
ing for a continuance of the same in the future, we
are extending to all best wishes for a
Happy and Prosperous
New Year!
The Nebraska Lighting Co.
NO INCORPORATION
OF STATE BAR YET
Proposed Bill Adopted But Sent Bck
to Committee for Revision
Debate is Acrimonious.
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Happy New Year
May you wake with a s.nile on New Year's morn
That will last the whole year through
And know naught of trouble or worry, or care,
Is our New Year's wish for you.
O. E. Ulescott's Sons
"EVERYBODY'S STORE"
Our store will be closed all day New Years.
From 'Wednesday's Daily.
It w'il be one more yea- before the
Nebraska State Bar association i
prepared 'to ask the state legislature
o Incorporate the bar of the state
through statutory proviim.
This was determined .it the final
business session of the stat3 associa
ticn at the Hotel Fonteiulie yester
day afternoon, after repeat?! but fu
tile attempts of opponents to the pro
posed incorporation measuv? to ki'.l
it.
After several acrimonious debates,
in which the speakers unfolded a
multitude of reasons, causes and ef
fects pro and con. the barristers vot
ed to adopt the plan to incorporation,
but with the proviso that the draft of
the proposed acts be referred back to
the committee for further amend
ments and improvements.
Two attepts to kill the proposed
bill by submitting it to a referendum
of the lawyers of the state were de
feated by a wide majority.
Defeat Amendments.
Following: the motion of E. E.
Good of Wahoo that the proposed bill
be adopted, but sent back to the
committee for further revision, C. H.
Ryan of Lincoln, an avowed opponent
of the measure, offered an amend
ment that a new committee be ap
pointed and that the draft be'sub
initted to a referendum vote cf the
lawyers of the state.
Ben Baker of Omaha then offered
a second amendment calling for a
two-ballot vote, one on the blanket
proposition of incorporation and the
other on the draft as it was pre
pared by the committee.
Both amendments were defeated,
the Ryan amendment by. a vote of
50 to 32, and the Baker amendment
by a vote of 52 to 35.
Up at Next Meeting.
Judge Good's original motion then
was voted by a large majority. The
association then ordered the commit
tee to prepare a tentative draft and
send copies to every lawyer in the
state by May 1, 1920. The lawyers
then would be given until November
1 to make suggestions for changes.
The committee was instructed to in
corporate these changes in a new
draft' to be submitted to the annual
From Wednesday) Dally.
Yesterday afternoon Eugene M.
Guilliatt of Nebraska City and Miss
Fern Tash of Falls City were callers
at the Cass county court house and
seeking the county court secured
from Judge A. J. Beeson the neces
sary permit to become as one and
on request the Judge performed the
ceremony that marked the consum
mating of the life's happiness of the
young people. The groom is one of
the young farmers of Otoe county and
the bride one of the popular young
ladies of Falls Citv. -
Ice Burg Head Lettuce
Green Onions
Radishes
Cauliflower
Jumbo Celery
Rudabagoes
Cabbage
Carrotts
Sweet Potatoes
Fancy Sun Kist Oranges
Delicious Apples
Wine Sap Apples
Bananas
Emperor Grapes
Cranberries
Richelieu Fig Pudding!
Curtice Bros. Plum Pudding!
INQUIRIES AS TO LICENSES
from Wednesdays Daily.
County Clerk George II. Sayles has
received a number of inquiries from
residents of Cass county as whether
or not special licenses are required to
hunt of trap fur bearing animal.-: in
t'is state. The inquiries have arisen
over the fact that one of trapper
has been fined at Nebraska City for
failure to comply with the law i:
thi; lespect and as a consequence bus
been compelled to pay for his failure
to havf a license. The law sets the
price of a license to hunt and trap
fur bearing animals at $2 whils; the
ordinary hunting or fishing licence
costs only one "smack." Mr. chivies
is expecting the new 1920 licenses in
a few days and will then be in : po
sition to care for the demands for
the licenses for the coming year.
DISLOCATES THUMB
At Union last evening while Lu
ther Turner, the foreman for the
Nebraska Gas & Electric Co. was en
deavoring to start his Ford car, the
animal kicked, with the result that
Mr. Turner's thumb was turned back
wards spraining it badly. Mr. Turn
er drove from Union this morning.
having had the injured member
dressed, guiding the car with one
hand which he found a very diffi
cult proposition. He will be laid
off for some time until the hand re
covers sufficiently for him to take up
his work again. This afternoon Sup
erintendent James Kuykendall went
to Murray to set a transformer for
the lighting company on account of
Mr. Turner not being so he could do
the work.
FOR SALE CHEAP
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For a quick sale at a very
low price, I offer my 8-room
modern house for sale at a
bargain; located at 6th Street
and Vine. Owner a non-resident.
Call and see H. T. Nel
son, Wagner hotel.
For Ren.t: 114 acres, improved.
Five miles from Union. Address I
O. McCormick. Ralston, Nebr.
FARM FOR SALE.
480 acres of land in Adams coun
ty, Colo., 30 miles east of Denver, 12
miles north of Bennett, good im
provements. 160 acres in wheat.
Price $30 per acre. See V. R. Bryan,
Plattsmouth.
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PAINTING!
We now have a Paint
ing Department and have
an experienced Automo
bile Painter.
Let us dress up your
old car with a new coat
of paint and make it look
like new.
Better stop in and ar
range for a date as our
paint shop is always in
use.
T. H. Pollock Garage
PHONE NO. 1
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Plattsmouth, Neb.
SMALL SIZED FIRE
hrom Monday's Dally.
Sunday morning as the residents
cf the city were preparing to wend
their way toward Sunday school
they were startled hy hearing the
fire alarms sounded but few minutes
later the recall was sounded. The
fire occurred at the residence of C.
If. Buffington at the corner of Sev
enth and Vine streets, and was caus
ed by an overheated stove. Mr. Buf
fington had Started the fire to pre
pare the morning meal and returned
to bed and a few minutes later awoke
to find the ceiling and roof around
the chimney blazing quite freely. The
alarm was turned in by some of the
neighbors who saw the blaze but was
unnecessary as .Mr. isunington in
a very few seconds had the lire out
and without any
the building.
serious damage to
REAL SPRING WEATHER
From Monday Dally. ,
Two days that have a strong re
minder of the springtime have been
given us Sunday and today, and while
with the usual uncertainty of the
Nebraska climate it may be snowing
cr raining before night the few hours
cf sunlight and warmth that visited
this city drew out large numbers of
the people to enjoy the unusual treat.
The melting snow made it very dis
agreeable under foot and laid the
base of many bod colds but at the
same, time the smiling sunshine over
head was too tempting to resist.
For croup or sore throat, use Dr.
Thomas' Electric Oil. Two sizes,
30c and 60c. At all drug stores.
LOOKING AFTER THE
AGED METHODISTS
From Tuesday's Dally.
Rev. C. E. Underwood, superin
tendent of the Crowell Memorial
home for aged Methodists, which Is
located at Blair, Neb., Is in the city
visiting and looking over the equip
ment and management of the Ne
braska Masonic home in the city, one
of the largest and best old people's
homes in the state. Rev. Under
wood while here will also look into
the cases of several of the aged
Methodists of this city who are eli
gible for admission to the Crowell
home.
The day of harsh physics Is gone.
People want mild, easy laxatives.
Doan's Regulets have satisfied thou
sands. 30c at all drug stores.
1 1 THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Only a Limited Number of
Ford Cars ".
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Tlipre are mifhtv trnnt reoenna vhrr -i. -..u i ,
, . : Tx z Z , J o"uiu uuy your iora car now. But
tne biEffwt one is that there are only so many Ford cars-just a specified limited
nuniber-allotted to this territory. Those who buy their cars now will be wise
They will have them to use whenever thsy wish. s
Don't put it off-next spring, evea next month, is an uncertainty. Even
now, we must have signed bona-fide ord-rs before our monthly allotment is shin"
ped us So the only way for you to be sure of getting a Ford car hto oJdlr it
now. Get your name on an order. It u your protection.
Again we tell you, the allotment for this territory is limited'and you must
and winter are all the same to the Ford !' ?, TJ
the year. Ram or shine, it is ready for your demands. Buy now and geTpromn
delivery. You won't have to store it. You can use it. Buy now whilf the
mg is possible Phone us at our expense and we will have our talisman clll cfn
you for your signed order. "ium can on
BRING YOUR CAR TO US FOR REPAIRS!
Now is the time to have your car overhauled and tuned uu We ran i
your work promptly now; later in the season you may have to waUyouT turn
T. H. Pollock Garage:
PLATTSMOUTH
PHONE NO.
NEBRASKA
