Local Notes and Social Updates Across Town
Miss Hazel Minshall leaves for Lincoln to teach in city schools while Miss Marie Stuart visits Omaha friends. Mrs Geo W Finn departs for Indianapolis for a ten day family visit. Local ball players beat Dickens 8 to 3 against Wallace. Fire alarms prompt a department turnout, second alarm a false call. Bratt & Goodman advertise real estate loans, houses, and farms. Weekly briefs cover despots of schedules, arrivals, and community events including church services and road delays.
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Geo. W. Finn
Indianapolis
Ind
Jones, Duncan
Cochran
Dickens
Wallace
Bratt & Goodman
Blankets and Quilts Feature Leader Promotion
Commencing Thursday September 19 for 3 days only a 20 percent cash discount on winter bed coverings is advertised by The Leader, Julius Pizer. Also notes rent ads, a resignation, a Pine Bluffs marriage, room rentals, a church aid society meeting, and state fair exhibits traveling to Lincoln.
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Julius Pizer
Amendments Carry at the Primary In Nebraska
All three constitutional amendments passed the last primary and become party propositions on straight party ballots. Amendment No 1 expands the tax system with 54 697 for and 26 725 against. Amendment No 2 lets a five sixths civil verdict be returned by the jury, with 63 834 for and 26 072 against. Amendment No 3 raises salaries of state officers, 45 230 for and 29 762 against.
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Nebraska
Mortgage Car Sale Case Filed in Justice Court
Co A Robinson sues J A Banta in Miltenberger court alleging Banta sold a mortgaged automobile. Robinson says he financed part of the car and holds the mortgage, while Banta allegedly disposed of the vehicle.
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Co. A. Robinson
Justice
Henry Kosbau in Serious Condition After Stroke
A telegram from Lincoln reports Henry Kosbau a two year resident of the city has suffered a paralytic stroke Friday and is in serious condition. He is the father of Miss Tillie Kosbau and formerly lived on a farm southwest of town. This is his second stroke in a short period making recovery unlikely.
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Henry Kosbau
Lincoln
Mr. Kosbau
Tillie Kosbau
Kammerer Coal For Sale At York Feed Store
Coal for sale at York Feed Store with September price specials. Call or phone 738 for orders. Located in 66 4.
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Kammerer
York Feed Store
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Town and County News
Hazel Minshall
Marie Stuart
Omaha
Marie von Goetz
West Point
Regina
McVicker'’s
Horton Munger
Federal
Fifth Street
P. V. 5. Bank
Harry Samuelson
Mrs. Lem Graves
Raymond Tighe
Denver
Colorado
Minnie Bridges
San Francisco
Hahler
Union Pacific
Supreme Court
E. F. Seeberger
Osgood Ranch
J. L. Beckman
Ethel Jaggner
Gothenburg
Cram
West Tenth Street
G. T. Field
West Fifth Street
John J. McCarthy
Ogalalla
Dawson
Keith
Carthy
W. H. C. Woodhurst
Woodhurst
Tuluy
Suday
C. R. Morey
Presbyterian Church
United Charities Association
T. J. Kerr
Montana
Sioux Falls
J. K. Kerr
Akron
Iowa
Kerr
Thomas Burney
Boulder
Will Craigie
Norfolk
Neb
Harry Moore
Sheridan
Wyoming
Methodist Aid Society
D. J. Antonides
West Sixth Street
B. A. Elias
Taft
Cal
J. H. Donegan
Cyril
The
State University
Chas. Bogue
Los Angeles
McGovern
Ella May Lanyon
Suit
Wilcox
Kearney
Miss Whittaker
Wilcox Department Store
A. K. Williams
Bethany
Harry L. Williams
France
Oast
Chicago
United States
New York
Elsie Langford
Muldoon & Gibbs
Alice
Pasadena
Harry Sawyer
Cheyenne
Pine Bluffs
Sue Johnson
Huffman
Presbyterian Aid Society
John Knox
Fred Paine
C. M. Newton
North Platte
Adler’s Collegian
Dresden
Stetsons
Manhattan
Harcourt & Jensen
North Platte, Nebraska
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