Pacific Junction news notes and local changes
Glenwood visitors include Dr A Ht Schier and W H Morgan as Pacific Junction reports LOTS of local moves. Dr Bacon plans moving his office to ground floor near Miller building while Thomas McClure rents a Mayor McDonald property. Rail work on ROC road advances with three gangs laying 85 pound steel rails between Junction and Council Bluffs.
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Glaude Anderson
Glenwood
Pat McClure
Bacon
McDonald
A Ht Schier
W H Morgan
John McCluskey
Kroon & Co
Mills County
Worley
Will Estes
A R Jones
Chicago
Miller Building
Mary Turner
Pacific House
Frank Hines
Creston
Junction
Frank
Roc Road
Council Bluffs
Heaton Station
Island Park
Spinsters Return home talent play at Pacific Junction
Ladies Aid Society presents a home talent play at Pacific Junction on Saturday evening April 11. Admission 23 cents for adults and 1 cent for children. Cast includes Josephine Jane Green Solferno and many named roles with Mrs. signs for organizers. Includes Tiny Short Van Tassell and children of Van Tassell in supporting roles.
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Pacific Junction
Ladies Aid Society
Josephine Jane Green Solferno
L. S. Stroud
Priscilla Abigall Wodge
Jane Higgins
W. W. Stacey
Tiny Short van Tassell
C. J. Anderson
Rebecca Rachel Sharpe Highflyer
Frank Anderson
Mary Ann Traddler Malaprop
N. L. Grubb
Patience Desire Mann
Countess Ketchumm
Elmer Munroe
Betsy Bobbett
John McClure
Cleopatra Bell Brown Hopkinson
Robt
Zornes
Polly Jane Pratt Dolittle
J. J. Marrin
Belinda Bluegrass
BE. L. Mendenhall
Francis Touchmenot
Frank Plasters
Florence Lucrenia Goodhope
Florence Lucrenia Goodhope Despair—Mrs Summit. Hannah Biggerstaff Slocum
Mrs. Abshire
Count Ketchum
Stroud
Prof. Dinkenspiel
W. M. Moore
Tiny van Tassel
Samantha—Geneva Regester
Betsy Ann
Carrie Stroud
Sophia Jane
Neomi Summit
Nathaniel Isaac
Walter Stroud
Jehosaphat
Morris Moore
Abraham Absalom
Walter Williams
Jeremiah
Guy Hines
Busy week brings road work and weather notes
ST MARY Isaac Poors is busy this week with hot beds and a repair crew from Ben Marks improving roads. A child is reported out of danger from pneumonia. Eureka No 2 has two weeks of school left before vacation. Will Arp returns home after eight weeks in Oklahoma. For sale a vacant lot two blocks by the square. inquire of W PF Hill.
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Isaac Poors
Ben Marks
Eureka No 2
Will Arp
Oklahoma
News in brief from around the world and country
William Lassen the Danish finance minister died in Copenhagen Edwin C Jones assistant printing director died in Long Beach bubonic plague rising in Peru a New York tenement fire killed one and injured many Deputy Sheriff Tony Shelby was killed in Colorado Cham paco the French fishing schooner lost near St Malo crew rescued in Halifax seven injured in Meadow Creek dynamite blast Huntington West Virginia protest over removal of Jesus Christ from New York public school exercises two bombs exploded at McClintic Marshall pier project in New York Evelyn Nesbit Thaw seeks annulment from Harry Thaw John Smith killed a constable and wounded another in Montreal after threats Eighteen injured when an elevated train derailed in Chicago
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William Lassen
Copenhagen
Joliet
Edwin C. Jones
Manila
Long Beach
Cal
Lima
Peru
New York
Tony Shelby
Trinidest
Col
St. Malo
France
Halifax
Huntington
W. Va
Meadow Creek
Jesus Christ
Public Schools
New York Methodist Conference
McClintic-Marshall Construction Company
White Star Line
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
New York Supreme Court
Harry Kendall Thaw
Thaw
John Smith
Montreal
Chicago
Forty-third Street
Lisbon Riots End Voting in Bloodshed Across City
Seven people were killed and about 100 wounded by soldiers after Lisbon elections. Confusion and rioting sparked by clashes between the populace and municipal guards led to misdirected gunfire into infantry, three soldiers seriously wounded. Streets glimpsed wild panic as citizens fled, recalling prior upheavals after royal assassinations.
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Lisbon
Carley
Silver City clergy lecture and local appointments
Rev Peter Jacobs lectured at Ports mouth Wednesday evening. A successor to W Bi Oaks as Silver City bank cashier is expected to be chosen this week. Several residents moved or visited: E Goodell and family to Shenandoah, Ralph Pitsenberger and wife. Estell Pratt returned from the west. Mrs. C D Greenwood and Emerson visitors. W Rusing returned from Warner, Canada, where he bought several lots. Henry Pullman sustained two leg fractures from a horse kick last Friday. City council swore in new officers J QB Weide recorder, J R Kurtz city marshal, J A Barrington street commissioner. Jed Marshall and Roy Stranathan visited Sunday.
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Ladies Aid
Steel Gang
Malvern
No 14
Squire McLaughlin
Glenwood
H. J. Pickre
the Tribune
Maqnon
Ill
The
Tribune
Mills County
Burlington
Egypt
Chicago
Colorado
EO Waite
WM Owens
al Rainey
Wieming
Haxtum
Queen Mills Club
Peter Jacobs
Portsmouth
W Bi Oaks
Silver City Bank
E Goodell
Ralph Pitsenberger
Silver City
Shenandoah
J B Tylor
Tabor
Estell Pratt
West
C. D. Greenwood
Emerson
J QB Weide
J R Kurtz
J A Barrington
Jed Marshall
Roy Stranathan
Malvern Time Table For Fabor And Northern Rail
Train timetable for Tabor and Northern routes showing arrival and departure times. Service details include morning and evening departures from Malvern and intermediate stops, with prices and times indicating schedule flow. It lists times such as 8:40 am and 6:00 pm, and reference to 12:05 pm and 11:20 am departures.
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Tabor
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Council
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South
Pry Bidney
Weeve
Randolph
Macedonia
Carson
Wabash O
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Strahan
St Louis
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