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MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1920.
PLATTSMOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
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LEAVES FOR GRANT TODAY ' SEEKS REMOVAL OF GUARDIAN.
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An all-around good shot. That's us."
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WHAT we're
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that it takes both skill
and precision to
blend tobaccos the
Chesterfield , way.
Maybe this is why
you find "Satisfy" in
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From Friday's Daily.
Today Frank Steppat and family
are leaving Cass county . to
in the
Frances Val-'
their future home at Grant, in Per- lery through her attorney, Matthew A
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From Friday's Dailv.
: A petition has been filed
make , county court by Mrs.
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extensive land interests and where court for the removal of the guar-!. , ft T TTli 1 'H
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Mrs. Steppat has beeu visiting: in petitioner also asks that she be given ik . K
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Mrs. Steppat has beeu visiting in petitioner also asks that she be given
Omaha with her relatives and goes full and- uno.ua!i Red.' control and
from that city to the new home to management of her. property,
join her husband. As a farewell to!' Mrs. Vallery has. under the will
this excellent family a large nuni- of her husband, the late C. II. Val
ber of the friends and neighbors lery. a. life interest and use of the
tendered them a very pleasant fare-' rents and profits of the real and per
well on last Saturday evening at .eonal property of the estate, butin
their home west of the city, and der an order issued by the .county
which was in the nature of, a very:court, the matter has been in charge
jolly dancing party. - jof Robert L. Propst, as guardian,
The 'friends part reluctantly with j under a petition filed by the other
Mr. and Mrs. Steppat and they will heirs of the estate. '
carry with them in their new home "T,he hearing on the petition has
the best wishes of the old friends in been set for Thursday, March 18th,
Cass countv. at wuicn time the court will mane
V7hy Colds are Dangerous
You are often told to "beware of
a cold," but why? We will tell you:
Kvery cold weakens the lungs, low
ers the vitality and paves the way
for the more serious diseases. Peo
ple who contract flu and the pneu
i:io;iia first take cold. The longer a
cold hangs on the greater the dan
ger, especially from the germ disease-.
a3 a.ccld prepares the system
ler the reception and development of
the gorir.s of consumption, diptheria,
rrarlct fevrr and whooping cough.
The (iui"k-3r you- get rid of your cold
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one of these diseases. Chamberlain's
Cough' Remedy has a great reputa
tion' as a cure for colds and can be
depended upon. It is pleasant to
take.
FARM FOR SALE
My'farm of 219 acres, six and one
half miles northwest of Plattsuiouth.
Good improvements. 70 acres farm
land, balance in pasture and tim
ber, with good spring water in pas
ture. Price $130.00 per acre. Pos
cessiou given April 1st, 1920. John
N. Beck, Route No. 2, Plattsmouth,
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WHEN SOME WELL DRESSED STRRNGEfl VITH A SLICK
LOOKING SCilEME AND A SMOOTli TALK COMES ALONG SOME
DAY AND A3K YOU TO PUT YOUR MONEY INTO A GET.RICH
QUICK SCHEME, LO'JK OUT!
WHEN YOU HAVE MONEY, PUT IT IN THE BANK AND ASK
THE BANKER'S ADVlCE ABOUT INVESTMENTS. HE MAY SAVE
YCU FROM LOSING, WITH ONE STROKE OF THE PEN, THE
MONEY YOU HVE WORKED MANY YEARS FOR.
PUT YOUR MONEY IN GUR BANK. '
YOU WILL RECEIVE INTEREST ON TIME CERTIFICATES.
armers estate
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lliz rndersifned will effer for sale at Public Auction at his
home, thres and .cue-half miles northwest of Murray, three and
cne-half alios southwest of Mynard, and cne mile east of Eight
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THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY, TO-WIT:
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Twenty-three head -of Whitef ace cov;s, high grade, with calves
from V.'hiteface bulla; 25 head of native red cows, 4 and 5 years,
clu. some g-ccd rilk, cov.'s, fre-Ji soon; 8 cows with calves 6 weeks
eld. nrke good milk cows; 4 Whiteface yearling bull calves j 10
Ltecis end htifcrs, coming yearlings; 5 Whitef ace steers ; 2 Vhite
faco registered bulls, coming 3 years old. -
Two bay mares, 7 and 8 years eld, wt. 1100 each; one bay.
3:crse, 7 years old, wt. 1SC0 ; one bay. mare 9. years old, wt. .1300;
ens fciack horse 8 years old, wt. 1100.
This stock. is ail in. good condition. There will also be some
f;m iri'lerients efftred for sale. ' - .
- 'SALE. STARTS AT 10" O'CLOCK A. M.- '
. LUNCH SERVED AT NOON '
'CL5.I1S OF SALE All sums of $10 and under, cash. '."On sums over
(JIG a trcdi of ten months wll be given, purcharer giving bankable
rets tearing eight per cent interest from data. -Property must be
settled for before being removed. .
W. R. T0UKG, Auctioneer" " . "GEO.. O.TOVEY, Clerk jj
SECURES MARRIAGE LICENSE
From Friday's Dally.
Yesterday in the office of Couuty
Judge A. J. Beeson a license was is
sued to Mr. Charles Knutson and
Mis3 Fern Grassman, both of Louis
ville. The bride to be is well known
in this citv, where she made . her
home for a number of years, being
the oldest daughter of the'late Ed-
randdaughter
Wheeler,
with whom she made her home for
a considerable time. -The young peo
ple are to be married this week at
their home in our neighboring- city.
ward Grassman and a
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
disposition of the petition of
Vallery.
Mrs.
WILL VISIT DENMARK
RETURN FROM CALIFORNIA.
From Friday's Daily.
Yesterday Charles E. Haney and
wife returned home from a three
months' visit on the Pacific coast,
spending the greater part of the time
fn .the southern California cities of
Los Angeles, San Diego and Long
Beach. . The trp was greatly enjoy
ed by both Mr. and Mrs. Haney and
during their stay in Los Angeles
they were very fortunate in running
across a number of the Plattsmouth
colony.
Mr. Haney: had the pleasure of
meeting our old friend Mike Mauzy
on the street in Los 'Angeles and j
later met Robert Mauzy and enjoyed
a pleasant visit with both cf these
gentlemen. Mrs. Haney also met Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Becker,, whq are
spending the winter months ou the
coast this year.
Having- sold their home in .this
city to W. R. Young, Mr. and Mrs.
Haynie are still unsettled but for
the present will make their home
with the parents of Mrs. Haney, Mr.
and Mrs. G. G. Hoffmann.
From Thursday's Dally.
Nels Sogard, the grain dealer of
Weeping Water, with his wife and
five children are expecting to enjoy
the summer months in a most de
lightful trip back to the native land
of Mr. Sogard in Denmark. The ap
plication has beeu made through- the
office of the district clerk to the
state department for the necessary
passports that will the permit the
party to make the trln and on the
receipt of the permission it Is ex
pected that they will leave at once
for the east. The party expect to
sail on the Frederick VIII sometime
in May and will reach Denmark in
the most delightful time of the year
Other friends' of Mr. Sogard are ex
pecting' to make application for pass
ports and a very delightful party
formed for the trip over the. big
dring and amid the pleasant scenes
of the heardy little kingdom of the
northland. Mr. Sogard has been in
the United States for SO years and
this is his first trip back to the old
home where he first saw the light of
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Breeders Association
WILL. SELL.
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WHEN ADVERTISING PAYS -
THE GREATEST RETURNS
STORM RAGES IN NORTH
From Friday's Daliy.
The snow and wind of yesterday
has apparently been much more se
vere in the northern portion of the
state than in this section, judging
from a message received here last
night by Fred Wei dm an from Plain
view, Nebraska, and in which Mrs.
Weidman informed her husband the
weather there was very severe and
that the snow had been badly drift
ed by the, wind making the roads
impassible. .
Mr. Weidman had intended driv
ing several cars from Omaha to
Plainview today, but with, the un
favorable weather conditions will
probably delay the trip until the
roads are better cleared up.
RETURNS FROM ROCHESTER
From Friday's Dally
-D. J. Marshall, who has been at
the Mayo Brothers hospital in Roch
ester, Minnesota, for the past two
weeks, returned home yesterday af
ternoon and is feeling much better
than on his departure for the hos-1
pital. . f
Mr. Marshall was given a thor
ough examination by the specialists
and it was found that his condition
was not as serious as he had thought
and that an operation would not he
necessary. After short treatment
given him at the hospital, he was
sent . back -home to continue the
treatments with every assurance of
soon being restored to his former
ood health.
This will be very pleasing news
to the many, friends of this family
throughout the city.
As is the case with every other
line of human endeavor, persistency
pays the greatest dividends. Ad
vertising, profitable as it is, cannot
be . expected to produce the most
gratifying results when done in a
haphazardly manner. The large na
tional advertisers, when they seek
to bring a certin line of goods -before
the public eye lay out a syste
matic campaign extending over a
period of months and even years,
contract with the publishers on this
basis and execute the job like clock
work. It would be far better for local ad
vertisers to follow some such a sys
tematic plan, and once tried they
would be surprised at results.
It is a well known fact that news
paper advertising is given preference
as the most profitable medium thru
which people are reached by all the
advertising clubs of America, but it
is often well, in a publicity campaign
to augment it with other modes, in
cluding circular letters, phamplets,
blotters, catalogues, etc.
If you would be interested in
planning an advertising campaign,
the Journal will be pleased to aid
you, and give you expert advice as
to the most effectual manner of at
taining the desired results. And, in
the line of newspaper circulation or
job printing we can serve you most
satisfactorily.
FOR SALE 18 ACRES
The. James Dvorak place about
one mile southeast of Plattsmouth
fourt house. Well improved with 6
room -house, running water, electric
lights, toilet and bath,, all in fine
shape. Large hay barn, cattle barn,
huggy and auto shed, chicken house,
etc. 15 acres in alfalfa: lots of
fruit. All in excellent condition.
Immediate possession. For price and
terms address Joseph Pick, phone
Douglas 4270, 1502 Dodge St., Om
aha, Neb. Evenings or Sundays call
Webster 4856'. 2w-d&w
HAVE YOUR OWN CHOICE
I have, some wonderful bargains
for you if.you can raise a little mon
ey and ha ve liberal terms on- balance,
suit . yourself, 7 homes, one 3-room,
three 4 rooms each, ..two .S, rooms
each, and one 16 rooms, all close In.
Offered for a few days only. See me
at once for particulars or phone 575.
F. M. Welshimer. d&w
"If you are not a subscriber to the
Daily "Journal let us enter your name
on our subscription list.
GRADER MEN WANTED
Four grader men for work in Cass
county are desired at one. Resi
dents of county preferred:
Head grader man acting as 'fore
man, spc an hour, with a minimum
of $100 a month to protect against
bad weather.
Rear, grader man, 7Cc per hour,
with same minimum.
Sleeping accommodations and a
cook furnished hy state but men must
board themselves.
Apply to C. F. Vallery, county
highway commissioner, Plattsmouth,
Neb.. tf-d&w
at .Nebraska 'City
AT HALL Q. BRYAN'S SALE PAV1LLION
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Here is the opportunity of a life time to start in the best hogs of the breed.
There will be some grand bred sows and gilts sold in this sale. Arrange your work
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so that you may attend this sale and enjoy the banquet that night ana also hear
toasts by notecj men.
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. R. H. STOOKER, Dunbar
R. B. STONE, Nehawka SALE MANAGERS
Auctioneer Chas. V. Taylor, What Cheer, Iowa.
FIELD MEN F. L. Obenchain, Bainbridge, Ind.; Van G. Sutliff, Mobarly, Mo.; S. E. Ward, Brunswick
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HATCHING EGGS
Thoroughbred S. C. White Leg
horn eggs, selected for hatching pur
poses. The egg laying machines.
See our flock. H. H. Cotton, d&w-tf
FOR SALE
Good two and -one-half year old
Shorthorn bull. J. J. Lohnes, My
nard, Neb. 5tw
-ACORNS 7 CENTS
Owing to the advance of labor and
the high cost of tobaccos, we are com
pelled to advance the price of the
"Acorn" cigar to 7 cents in order to
maintain its present high quality.
The Spanish open head system in
the manufacture of the "Acorn"
makes It superior to any cigar on
the market today. PTAK & BA
JECK, Manufacturers. lw-dw
Has Er.d Ctomach Trouble for 7 Years
Theodore Sanford of Fenmore,
Mich., has had stomach trouble for
seven years and could not eat vege
tables or fruit without pain in the
stomach and restless nights. By tak
ing Chamberlain's Tablets he is now
able to eat vegetables or fruit 'with
out causing pain or sleeplessness. If
troubled with indigestion or consti
pation give these tablets ,a trial.
They are sure to prove beneficial.
Journal want ads pay.
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Pacific Junction, Iowa
35 Head off Exceptionally High-Grade 35
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CQMING 3 AND 4 YEARS OLD
Ten with calves at foot.; All the rest will freshen by June 1st. They are high
grade milk strain as well as beef producers. One Polled Angus bull. These cattle
are high' grade but not registered.
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Ten head of pedigreed Poland China boars, 4 to 6 months old. They are
crackerjacks. Also some nice stock hogs weighing from 1 25 to 200 lbs.
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A big lot of farm tools of all ; kinds. All . nearly new.
Sale will be
TERMS, ETC. A credit s of eigh t months -at 8 interest,
held at hog farm six blocks from the depot, rain or -shine.
SALE WILL COMMENCE AT 1 P. M., SHARP.
Col. Frank C. Boyle, Auct. Charles F. Davis, Clerk.
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