Plattsmouth Team To Visit Pacific Junction Next Sunday
Pacific Junction residents note upcoming visit from Plattsmouth ball team. Local updates include train schedules, depot activities, and remarks on No 1 No 5 No 15 trains. Depot long man NL Grubb discusses changes. Earl Cox remains in Council Bluffs hospital. rail crew faces potential arraignment for nonstop passes.
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Jungquist
Lee Haney
Hit McCartney
Wyoming
Prof
W 8
Gregg
Mrs Gregg
Tieduck
Pacific Junction
NL Grubb
No 5
No 15
Council Bluffs
Earl Cox
Council Bluis
Tribune
White Sox
Rubens
Local visits noted around town and area
Janet McDonough of Hastings visits relatives near Osceola. Jamie and Rollin Chapin spent Sunday with kin here. Mrs Hutchings stayed several days at Randolph. Mrs Purcell and daughter Flora visited town friends. Mrs Curran and children drove from near Brenderson to see her mother Mrs Greig. Dan Harvey of Malvern passed through Monday after visiting his sons near Carson.
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Janet McDonough
Osceola
Jamie and
Rollin Chapin
Hutchings
Randolph
Purcell
Flora
Dan Harvey
Malvern
Carson
Local notes from Silver City and vicinity
Malaria illness of Mrs W B Oaks. Mark Swarts back from Cedar Falls normal school. Band concerts return this summer. J G Flanagan returns from a South Dakota trip. Horace Chambers of Denver works for Geo Skinner east of town. Mills County Medical Association met Thursday. Ada Plumb visiting Lincoln Red. Mrs Jula McCoy with Mr McCoy at St Bernard's hospital in Council Bluffs. So Alexander and daughters with relatives at Corner Bluffs. Methodist Church children's day Sunday evening June 11. Fred Fogie and Hastings visit Heman Hastings family. Mrs Avery Miller and children from Hastings visit J M Miller. Wr and Mrs Geo Sidener of Hastings attend to Silver City business Tuesday. Batie Goos, Maude and Roy Flanagan return from Mt Verave college. Wr and Mr CG Greenwood re
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W B Oaks
Mark Swarts
Cedar Falls
J G Flanagan
South Dakota
Horace Chambers
Denver
Geo. Skinner
Mills County Medical Association
Ada Plumb
Lincoln
Red
Alexander
Corner Bluffs
Fred Fogie
Omaha
Heman Hastings
Avery Miller
Hastings
J M Miller
Geof Sidener
Silver City
Batie Goos
Maude
Roy Flansagan
Cattle Losses After Clover Bloat Hit Farmers in Nebraska
Farmers near Wymore and Blue Springs Nebraska report clover bloat harming herds. Names tied to losses include Roy Landon J W Clatterbuck Roy Derby R Horst and Hettinger, as they documented cattle deaths after the grazing period.
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Wymore
Blue Springs
Neb
Roy Landon
Wm. , Hettinger
J W Clatterbuck
Roy Derby
R Horst
Tabor Topics Highlights Local News and Church Events
Smallpox patients released from quarantine as the community notes progress. The Callese library receives 150 dollars in fine books, mostly modern fiction. Mr and Mrs Sa McCormick and daughter plan a move to Kearney Nebraska. Marcellus Redinbaugh, senior, improves from appendicitis. George Kemp learns his brother Elder Henry Kemp is critically ill in Independence Missouri. Children’s Day events set for next Sundays at Lst es church and Shady Grove. Two former Tabor students Fred Everett and Wellie O’Neal to wed June 20. Local shipments reported for Bel Bros Thinter Hallam Bell Degen Emanuel Collins. Mrs George Kemp returns from Thurman after five weeks nursing William Leeka, who has creeping paralysis. Leeka turns 77 Friday. Mrs EE Morris and children head to Oberlin Ohio for graduation and a double wedding of sisters Alice and Anna Fairfield. Mi kh W Turtbutt, Tabor College graduate and teacher, issues a poetry volume as college jubilee souvenir. first edition prints 200 copies.
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Callese
Sa McCormick
Bricker
Kearney
Neb
Marcellus Redinbaugh
George Kemp
Henry Kemp
Independence
Lstes
Shady Grove
Tabor
Fred Everett
Shenandoah
Wellie O'Neal
Hamburg
Bel Bros
Bel Degen
Thinter
Hallam
Bell Bros
Gregory
Emanuel Collins
Rawles Towne
Thurman
William Leeka
el Leeka
Kemp
EE Morris
Oberlin
Ohio
Wim Frifield
New Hampshire
Alice
Anna Fairfield
Mi Kh
W Turtbutt
Tabor College
West Oak social notes and visitors from neighboring towns
Frank Rimes builds a new barn at West Oak. Visitors and relatives travel through Ta bor Council Bluffs Plattsmouth Mineola and Persia for funerals and family visits. Mrs Shanks hosts Omaha guests while Miss Butler spends a Sunday at Council Bluffs. several sisters and nieces attend the funeral of James Royal. Violet Hunt visits East Liberty with S N Shanks and Joe Kates attends from Mineola.
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Frank Rimes
Endicott
Tabor
Shanks
Omaha
Pearl Butler
Council
W . Warner
Allbee
James McFerren
Courtland Wisher
Gertrude
Florence Dean
Blanche Wallace
Hazel Coll] Hyde
Plattsmouth
James Royal
Violet Hunt
East Liberty
S N Shanks
Joe Kates
Mineola
Kates
Angie Qdashner
Edna Saar
Cecil Anderson
Charles Green
Persia
Macedonians Put Off Train In Council Bluffs
Reuben A H Woodmaney Grant Pilling and William Lewis, Macedonia farmers and shippers, faced potential damage suit as they argued over excursion tickets. Unable to catch a return train for Macedonia from Hastings, they stayed in Council Bluffs over Sunday and were later dropped four miles south of Lerend Were Gempelled to walk.
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Council Bluffs
C., B. & Q. Railroad Company
Reuben, AH
Woodmaney
Grant Pilling
William Lewis
Macedonia
Hastings
Lerend
Lack
Plucky Norwegian Girl Wins Homestead Offer at Selim
Anna Nordstrom, a frail looking but determined Norwegian girl, walked nearly 100 miles from Cashiners to Selim in a pioneer trek. Her feat inspired a quarter section grant and a free homesteading setup. she has drawn multiple marriage proposals but plans to farm first before considering matrimony.
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Os Phocky
Selim
St. Paul Propest Press
Hammer
Butte County
Seim
Waeyons
Anna Nordstrom
Mies Nordstrom
Auniee Ee
Mise Nordstrom
Talking chicken bred from parrot and guinea hen
Clinton H Willis, a Monterey road rancher in San Jose, Calif, after ten years of crossbreeding, unveils a chicken that talks. The fowl combines chicken form with a guinea parrot bill and two by two toes, yet remains a sixth generation cross. Currently its vocabulary includes Morning Clint and a swear word.
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Clinton H. Willis
Monterey Road
San Jose
Cal
New York
Clint
Pete A Good Fighter Bull Terrier Roosevelts Dog Dispute
A Washington dispatch to the World reports President Roosevelt defended Pete the bull terrier as a splendid fighter but a poor judge of dogs after an incident on the White House grounds. The dog had recently been in the hospital following a fight and was linked to a prior blind bull terrier named Aral sent from De Vina Ohio.
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Roosevelt
Jusserand
Pete
M. Jusserand
Peta
White House
Washington
New York
Pot
de Vina
Discourager of Matrimony Warns Seattle Youth
University Professor J Allen Smith of Washington University urges students not to marry while prices stay high. He says in Seattle it may be possible to marry, but rising costs require providence to secure a future. until expenses drop, he would not advise young men to wed in Seattle. A Remarkable Discovery notes a treasure find in Namreth Portugal after an earthquake reveals old arms coins gold buttons and jewelry from buccaneer era caves under a Garrison stronghold with excavations poised to continue.
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Saya
J. Allen Smith
Department of Political Science
Washington University
Seattle
Wash
New York World
Providence
Namreth
Eutremadura
New York Tribune
Tucek
Baron von Hisleberg
Vienna
New York Sun
To Preserve Hood's Birthplace At Lake House
A Leytonstone meeting of the Leyton Ratepayers Association agreed to raise funds to preserve Lake House, Hood's birthplace and childhood home, near Wenstead flats. The estate hosting it was recently bought for development, provoking local opposition to protect the site for community associations and the grounds for public enjoyment.
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Hood
Leyton Ratepayers
Saacciation
Leytonstone
England
Lake House
Wenstead Flats
Landon Newa
Yale Seniors Qualities Named in Class Annal
In Yale seniors class annals Calvin Truesdale of Greenwich is labeled least likely to succeed while Idd Ward Hart of Brooklyn is deemed most likely to succeed. Otis of Andover is named the greatest grinder with Samuel Morse captain of football and Stephen Lesher Landen the handsomest. Wiese and Doherty win other honors. The class also names Knceton as preferred college beside Yale and Phelps as favorite professor with Lewis and Krekter praised for teaching. Theatergoing is listed as favorite amusement.
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Truesdale
Landon Handcomest
Yale
Calvin Truesdale
Greenwich
Conn
Lackawanna Railroad
Sant New
New York Times
Iddward BH
Hart
Brooklyn
Charles Pomeroy Otis
Andover
Maes
Grind
Samuel Morse
Stephen Lesher Landen
New York City
George Harold Wiese
Schuylkill Haven
I. A. Doherty
Murray, Ida
William F. Knox
All Aronaids
Narokl Sherman Welle
Scranton
Theodore Ives Driggs
Waterbury
Jeremiah H. Jones
Haverhill
Knceton
Harvard
Willame
Gornel
William Lion Phelps
Charlton M. Lewis
Krekter
Lavish Boudoir Style Decor at Olympia Horse Show
A London cable to the New York Sun describes Olympia in London staging stalls decorated like boudoirs. Armours champions in white chiffon stalls, Vanderbilt’s horses in maroon plush, Winans with crimson cloth and gold braid, Guinnesses with Cambridge by cloth. The arena features extensive plantings and earth and turf laid with growing trees to create a sylvan scene.
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London
Arena
Olympia
New York Sun
Mr. Armour
Vanderbilt
Mr. Winans
Guinnesses
Dublin
Cambridge
Society of Navy Sponsors Forms National Group
Alabama and Massachusetts girls plan a national Society of Naval Sponsors to unite women who christened US Navy ships. Mary Campbell of Birmingham and Lorena Pinnock of Salem will organize with Congressman Underwood helping to gather all sponsor names and extend correspondence. The group will cover sponsors of ships from Washington to Virginia and older vessels.
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Alabama
Massachusetts
Mary Campbell
Birmingham
Ala
Lorena Pinnock
Salem
Maes
Naval
United States Navy
United States
Boston
Washington Post
Miss Campbell
Underwood
Washington
Montana
Colorado
California
Nevada
Morida
Kenrsarga
West Virginia
Georgia
Maryland
Virgina
Navy
Song for Cortelyou by Westfield Alumni
Westfield Normal School Alumni honor George B. Cortelyou with an alumni song to be sung at meetings. The tune of Auld Lang Syne frames lines praising Cortelyou as a future president, noting the school’s only male graduate since 1907.
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Pellow Westfield
Westfield (Mass) Normal School Alumni Association
George B. Cortelyou
Waths
Baya
Westfield
New York Times
Westfeld
Hastings Branch Train Derails Near Macedonia
Hastings branch train derailed near Macedonia on Monday morning due to a misaligned switch. No injuries were reported but the incident caused about six hours of delay, missed connections on the main line, and serious mail delays.
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Hastings
Macedonia
Library Report for April and May Receipts and Loans
Library records show donations from L A Williams W F Dean Mrs Craven J E Wickham Bertha Myers Government and pamphlets on Forestry Mr and Mrs Geo Davies History of the World nine volumes Mr Marsh six volumes including War of the Rebellion 129 volumes and 12 Congressional Records Walter I Smith Iowa Churchman Rev Brainerd and years subscription to the Pacific Northwest from Oregon Trust and Savings Bank Dr Shriver planted trees to shade the yard a total of 1636 books loaned averaging 27 per day Receipts fines 5 57 refunds 5 90 total 11 47 Emma Brckman Librarian
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L.A. Williams
W. F. Dean
Mrs. Craven
J. E. Wickham
Bertha Myers
Government
Geo. Davies
Mr. Marsh
Walter I. Smith
Iowa
Brainerd
Pacific Northwest
Oregon Trust and Savings Bank
Shriver
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Society OF Navy Sponsors
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