Night of Fire and Hope at the Lazy S Ranch
On a dark prairie night at the Lazy S ranch Williston and his daughter Mary endure a deadly raid by Jesse Black’s rustlers. They fend off the attackers with nerve and rifle fire, aided by a dramatic counterattack that ends with the rescuers breaking through as flames engulf the cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Black Leaves
Mary
Jesse Black
Plains
Skeeters
Williston
Jones
Marvy
Jesse
Daddy
Kemah
Three Bars
Iit
Paul Langford
Langford
Mars
Elmwood Births and Local News Highlight Community
A series of local notes report births to John Swartzman of Elmwood on April 1, to Wm Kemke west of Murdock on March 25, and to Geo Miller four miles south and east of Elmwood yesterday. Also, Mrs. Munn of Phittsmouth visits near Alvo, Henry Frisbee’s ill health worsens with a serious hemorrhage, young Kirk Cunningham injures his finger, L F Uhley to start carpentry on Frank Buell’s Elmwood home, Edith Mullin leaves for nurse postgrad study in New York City with her aunt Miss Marjorie Stark.
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John Swartzman
Wm. Kemke
Murdock
Geo. Miller
Elmwood
Munn
Phittsmouth
John Weichel
Alvo
Henry Frisbee
Kirk Cunningham
L. F. Uhley
Frank Buell
Cass County
Edith Mullin
Nebraska Orthopedic Hospital
New York City
Bellevue Hospital
Nice
Marjorie Stark
Lincoln
Local notices from Plattsmouth and surrounding area
Union From the Ledger reports births and visitors including a newborn girl for Henry Duclos and wife. Florence Davis visited May Larson in Plattsmouth, Mahlon Applegate arrived from Willisea Iowa, and Len S. Austin came from Wymore to see sick brother Gabe. Roy Upton recovered from an eye issue, Mrs. Claud Everett hosted relatives, A H Austin ill with fever and stomach trouble but improving. Federal court juror traffic set for Lincoln on April 14. Tabor Spratlin returned from Washington state to visit the county and Omaha. Stock shipments led by Charles Garrison with wife and Mrs. Dean Austin to Burlington Junction Missouri for medical care. largest single county shipment of cattle and hogs to Kansas City market last Saturday.
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Henry Duclos
Florence Davis
May Larson
Plattsmouth
Mahlon Applegate
Willisea
Iowa
Len
Austin
Wymore
Gabe
Roy Upton
Claud Everett
Mrs. Grimes
Frank Smith
Clas. Grimes
Fort Worth
Texas
A. H. Austin
Federal Court
Lincoln
John Brambler
Will Cross
Dan Lynn
Tabor Spratlin
Pacific Coast
Washington
Omaha
Chas. Morton
Abe Becker
Lute Hall
Kansas City
Local Notes and Neighborhood Updates from Nehawka
A daughter weighing twelve pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Henry E Duclos last Friday. Herman Stoll returned with a crane bird he shot on the creek near his home. Grandparents to a baby born March 12 in Swift Current are Mr and Mrs Nick Opp and Mr and Mrs Claude Ausmus. Mrs D C West recently operated on, the patient remains in danger. Mr West and Mrs West are with her in Oskaloosa. Mrs Pankonin and Mrs Goehry visited Mrs Garber. Pankonin plans Westfield Wis. as home. Norman C DelesDernier and family surprised Mrs John Dreemer on her 66th birthday in Elmwood. Wes Magney and family returned from California. Wes plans to visit for relief if feeling unwell and brought ripe oranges.
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Henry E. Duclos
Herman Stoll
Nick Opp
Claude Ausmus
Swift Current
Satchkewan
Canada
D. C. West
Pankonin
Perkins County
Goehry
Murdock
Garber
Westfield
Wis
Norman C. DelesDernier
Elmwood
John Dreemer
Wes
Magney
California
Hall's Catarrh Cure touted as universal cure
The notice claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages by a constitutional internal treatment. It asserts the remedy works on blood and mucous surfaces and offers 100 dollars for any failure to cure. It also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation and lists F J Cheney & Co as the makers in Toledo.
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Hall
Nature Ir
F.J. Cheney & Co
Tole, O
Whooping Cough Remedy Endorsed by Reader
A reader from Posco Georgia praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough, calling it the best medicine they have ever used and recommending it for similar cases. The endorsement highlights trust in the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chmberlain
W. F. Gaston
Posco
For sale by F. G. Fricke and Co
Property offered for sale by F G Fricke and Co. details unclear in readable text. Limited information available on item, seller, or terms. Further context needed to specify location, price, or item type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Fricke & Co
Louisville Courier notes local births visits and library growth
Lowisville items report the March 25 birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Emery Steele. Uncle George Schoeman's visit from Tlattsmouth. Ora Watson's return to Coals Neb. Grandma Boedeker near death but resting. local holiday visitors from Lincoln. Diers family to Ulysses. Louisville Public Library sees 520 books lent since Jan 1 1908 and plans for more volumes. Charley Bryant praised for onions and lawn garden at the semaphore after losing an arm improves productivity with two strong arms not equal.
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Ora Watson
Chas
Phelps
Coals
Neb
Boedeker
Oscar
Arthur Walmer
Bert Jacobson
Otto Petersen
Beth Maxfield
Lincoln
Louisville
The German Specialists at 522 Broadway
Local business listing notes The German Specialists operating at 522 Broadway in Council Bluffs. The entry mentions the shop's street address and location details without further context or events.
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Kate and
Virgil D.boyles
Willis
Keobo
Charles Garrison
Dean Austin
Burlington Junction
Garrison
Nehawka
J. M. Palmer
Oskaloosa
West
Lowisville
Rom the
Mrs
Emery Steele
George Schoeman
Tlattsmouth
Fred Diers
H. J. Tangeman
Ulysses
Mrs. Diers
Broadway
Council Bluffs, Ta
Istula Sea
Jane
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