Public Sale Near Tabor and Glenwood Description of Property
A public auction will be held at my farm four and a half miles north of Tabor and eight and a half miles southeast of Glenwood on Friday December 18 1908 at 10 oclock a m. Items include bay mares and black mares with foals two dozen chickens cattle cows seed corn hay implements harness cultivators wagons a cider mill and household goods. Terms cash for 10 and under. nine months on notes at six percent and increasing to eight percent after maturity. two percent discount for cash over ten dollars. Auctioneers L Talbot Mary Weels proprietors and Ira McCormick clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Glenwood
John Deering Lister
Talbot
Auc
Mary Weels
Ira McCormick
Fragmented historical passage on royal abbey, art, and architecture
The text references Marcia Aurelius, Queen Elizabeth era, and an abbey details a 94 788 unit cost and workers like Patrick and John de Chrty. It discusses building materials, painters, and a caravans theme with experimental apparatus and seating for individuals, reflecting era terminology and design ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Misabeth
Abbey
Patrick
John de Chrtmy
Ancient batties and bones described in cryptic tale
Fragmentary lines recount a mythic battlefield with long trenches of bones and a tale linked to Norman times. The text hints at a legendary event taught as a distant memory, mentioning ancient peoples and a time frame around eight centuries ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mythela Battis
Your Call for a Carriage Offered by Livery Stable
An early or late train can be met by a livery stable that allows customers to pay what they want. The service promises prompt carriage on demand, claiming unbeatable quality compared to private stables.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SUNDAY SERVICES MAR K
Sunday December 13 services listed for Christian Church and Baptist Church. Christian Church morning topic The Natural and the Spiritual Man evening Adoption. Baptist Church pastor Staples preaches at 10 30 and 7 30 with Morning The Deluded Priesthood and a nation in Spiritual Darkness based on Exodus 19 4 6, Evening What Baptists Stand For based on Ephesians 4 7 Bible school at 11 45 and Young People's meeting at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Staples
Bible School
Churches announce sermons and services this week
Methodist Church reports morning sermon on Co workers with God and evening services at 730 PM with Epworth League at 630 PM led by Miss Clara Hale. Congregational Church invites attends a 10 89 AM service next Sunday on Brotherhood Love The Criterion of Positive Christianity. Also notes local church actions and a report on a robbery, music teaching activity, and Red Cross stamp drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
C. M. Ward
Epworth League
Clara Hale
Congregational Church
Congrégational Church
County News and Personals Highlights in Local Notes
Miss Maud Zornes of Blufa spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs L O Zornes. D M Dunbar and daughter Blanche shopped in Omaha Monday. Frances Hoskins and S O Burgess visited Council Bluffs Monday. H J Pickret formerly of Junction now in McQuin Elinises greets old friends. Alfred Kroon Floyd McLaughlin V Shuffler and Myers Lawson earned their first K of P degree Tuesday. A well attended dance at the L O C hall. Frances Hoskins attended funeral of her brother in Creston. Vada Hoskins died Dec 7 of Brights disease and was taken to Council Bluffs for interment. Charles Kroon SO Burgess and John Olson transacted business at the county seat. Nellie Crook off duty sick. Lutheran Society met at J A Jungquist’s. Workmen order to meet and elect officers next Saturday. Mike Mack of Junction now Garrison S D visiting old friends and family. Maude Turner of Glenwood spent Sunday here. O E Williams and wife shopped in Omaha Friday. Mrs Shannon visits Pony Creek. F W Miller of Council Bluffs transacted business in Junction Saturday. Charles Tyson of the Bluffs looks after life insurance here this week. Miss Nina Monros suffers tonsillitis. Infant child of MC Carman died Tuesday. In a monument at Godd ey cemetery Mrs Townsend returned Thursday from Pacific Junction where she aided her sister during illness of the latter’s children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Kroon
Floyd McLaughlin
V Shuffler
Myers Lawson
C. F. Hall
Frances Hoskins
Creston
M. F. Hoskins
Oscar
Pacific Junction
Vada Hoskins
Brights
Council Bluffs
Charles Kroon
Burgess
John Olson
Nellie Crook
Luthern Society
J. A. Jungquist
Workman Order
O. E. Williams
Omaha
Thomas Robinson
Shannon
Pony Creek
F. W. Miller
Council Bluffe
Junction
Charles Tyson
the Bluffs
Nina Monros
Hawthorne District Library Plans Weekly Meet at School House
Hawthorne district organizes a library to meet at the school house each Wednesday evening. Officers elected include Doyle as chairman and Baily as president. Miss Ethel Ipaymi serves as secretary, and Jas Scott as treasurer. A quilting day at Mrs. Ned Wilson’s home featured a bountiful dinner and a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Doyle
Mr. Baily
Ethel Ipaymi
Jas,Scott
Ned Wilson
Miss Hola Hosts Day Party at Alt Greta Schmidt Home
Pacific City reports Miss Hola spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of Alt Greta Schmidt. The evaluation of her little friends occurred during a day party after a dance, with several attendees from the area mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific City
Hola
Alt Greta Schmidt
Pacific
Cross and Coon Tie The Knot In Macedonia
Miss Nina Cross and Mr. Ray Coon were married Wednesday evening at the bride’s home. They plan to reside on a farm near Macedonia. A shower for Miss Cross was hosted by her girl friends Tuesday evening. Other visitors and events include Emerson Mrs. Oliver Patrick, Miss Pearle Long, Fay Geopfarth, Mrs. Clara Warner, Ray Coons, John Evans, Ole Olson, and Albert Buehler visiting or performing in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Coons
Macedonia
Nina Cross
Ray Coon
John Evans
Omaha
Ole Olson
Opera House
Albert Buehler
Wales
Lincoln Purl Moon and Lincoln family notes in Plattsmouth
Lincoln Purl Moon of Plattsmouth Nebraska visited CC on Monday May and returned Tuesday afternoon. Tom Lincolns spent Wednesday evening at Albert Lincolns. Ben Lincoln ran errands in Bethlehem Wednesday. Rosa Holt stayed with Maloda Leeper in Pacific City Saturday and Sunday. Nick Lincoln returned from Geo Lincolns near Plattsmouth early week. Eva Hobson Rosa Holt and Dwight Lincoln called on Ben Lincolns Monday. Blanche Lincoln was ill late week but improves. Mrs Charlie Lincoln suffers tonsillitis. Ben Lincolns spent Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purl Moon
Plattsmouth
Neb
May
Tom Lincolns
Albert Lincoln
Ben Lincoln
Bethlehem
Rosa Holt
Maloda Leeper
Pacific City
Nick Lincoln
Geo. Lincolns
Eva Hobson
Dwight Lincoln
Ben. Lincoln
Blanche Lincoln
Charlie Lincoln
Pony Creek Injury and Local Social Roundup
Pony Creek Harvey Rimes sprained his wrist playing at school last week. Snow and a cold wave wake winter mood as Miss Pearl McCluskey returns to school. Charlie Davis of Tabor visits Mrs Davie’s parents John and Mrs Logan. Artie Epperson remains in poor health. Mrs John Boyce and children visit, while Mrs John Lagan leaves for Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pony Creek
Harvey Rimes
Mya
Charlie Davis
Tabor
Mrs. Davie
John Logan
Artie Epperson
Atill
Executive committee authorizes J A French at Mille r County National
The executive committee authorizes J A French at the Mille r County National in a land related matter. The document cites Herrick and references enclosure of related details and approvals by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. French
Miller County
R. ‘Herrick
Land
Mild Laxative for Baby Free
An old advertisement promotes Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe liquid laxative for babies and all family members. It claims gentle relief from constipation, sour stomach, indigestion, and related digestive issues without gripes. Free trial bottles are offered by mail from Dr. W. B. Caldwell in Monticello, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
Roche
Caldwell
John W.W. Dunham
Apple Creek
H. i
Sulla
Painville
Ind
Landiaddrees
Dr. W. B
Caldwell Bidg
Monticello, TL
Chase
Time Table Note From C B and Q Rail Line
A fragmented timetable note references the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line with partial lines and numbers. The readable portion mentions times and destinations in a blurred form, indicating a scheduling snippet from an old rail timetable.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hay
Wight
Marcia Aurelius
Christian Churi
Barnhill
Morgans
Rebecca
James Burger
Jeannatte Hutchison
Sidney Fas
Dalton
W. Plumer
Council Bluff
Red Cross
Ceray &Fleming
Hughiah
Ghanesr
Maud Zornes
The
Blufa
L O. Zornes
D. M. Dunbar
Blanche
Frances Hoskina
S. O. Burgess
Council Bluffsh
H. J. Pickret
McQuin Elinises
Mike Mack
Garrison S. D
MC Carman
S.lola Chase
Curtis Patterson
Mr. Moon
Miss Pear) McReynolds
Pergebors
Lewia Bomar
Lincoln
Nebr
Clara Warner
Hastings
Coil Home
John’ Boyce
Henton’ Wers
R L Boyce
Jobn Lagan
Nebraska
Peper
Jallepice
Rochester
Eewin Barrett
Surgicel Operation Ag Atention Rom
X. Wray
Bea
Riage
Toom
Hejters
STOVE
Mao
Malin
Ant An Rm
Jmaheas
Yis
Leer
Jouncii Clufissere
Henwood
wHifour Vee
Waivero
Jose Smerson
Jed
Wweston
Gte
Pacific Junctions
P.ns
Sreston
Ted Oak
Malvero
Talfour
Heywood
Acuic Junction
Smaha
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!