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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1908

Page

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The Roller Skating Craze Across Cities Through Time

Plattsmouth observes a nationwide roller skating craze rising in popularity among all ages. The article traces the history from 1819 to recent motorized skates, noting prominent figures, international diffusion, and the spread from rinks to streets with various skate designs.

Plattsmouth Young America W. F. Plimpton England London Society Grandmamma Tristram Shandy London Her Majesty's Theatre Australia United States Canada New York Cincinnati New York Skating Association America M. Constantini Paris France

Journal Office Moves to West Waterman Block

The Journal announces its removal to a new home in the west one third of the Waterman block. Patrons are invited to visit for subscription payments and job work, with assurances of unequaled print shop facilities in Nebraska.

Waterman Nebraska

Will Build a New Home on Mr Born’s Farm

Henry Born plans a new comfortable and commodious house on his farm west of town. Carpenters Baxter Smith and Herman Teiketter began work after delivering lumber. They recently completed Ed Treitsch’s home just south of Born’s farm.

Henry Born Mr. Born Henry Baxter Smith Herman Teiketter Ed Treitsch

Nebraska auto trade shows steady growth through 1908

A Lincoln special notes Nebraska residents spent about 1,841,000 on automobiles in the past year based on a 1,400 price average. If kept at 1,000, total 1,315,000 and 1,315 registrations occurred April 1907 to April 1908. Bank flurry did not curb the auto trade as monthly registrations rise in 1907 and 1908.

Lincoln Secretary of State

Arbor Day reflections on J Sterling Morton and 1884 election tickets

The Lincoln Herald recalls Arbor Day and notes Morton founder of the day was not always a Democrat. In 1884 he ran for Nebraska governor on the greenback ticket alongside L C Pace for lieutenant governor with other candidates such as J M Patterson, Capt W H Ashy, and Dr F S Aley on the same ticket.

Lincoln Herald J. Sterling Morton Morton Ben Butler Massachusetts Nebraska L. C. Pace J. M. Patterson Plattsmuth W. H Ashy Beatrice HF. S. Aley Cedar County

Westward trip notes with stock firm and land sales

Ed Fitzgerald returned from Bridgeport where Slater Fitzgerald Stock Company operates a ranch and where he conveyed the new manager W H Lair. He reports a developing water scarcity in the western state and notes meeting Rev D A Youtzy in Gering who preached well and is selling land.

Ed. Fitzgerald Bridgeport Slater-Fitzgerald Stock Company W. H. Lair Fitzgerald Gering D. A. Youtzy

Burns discharged in cider sale case without license

J L Burns faced a vete charge of selling intoxicating liquor without a license and on Sunday. County Attorney C A Rawls prosecuted and A L Tidd defended. The judge discharged the defendant after proving only cider made from apples was sold.

J. L. Burns C. A. Rawls A. L. Tidd

Man heads for Gregory South Dakota for homestead hopes

Fred Hesse departed this morning for Gregory South Dakota where he will accept a job and settle with plans to file on a homestead when the Tripp county reservation opens this summer. He sees no local work and believes better opportunity awaits and he will monitor land developments.

Fred Hesse Gregory S. D Tripp County

Bohemian Turners Annual Exhibition in Omaha

The Bohemian Turners hold their annual exhibition before the district western tournament in Omaha. The program features calisthenics by mixed clubs, parallel bars, horizontal bars, long horse and side horse feats, plus addresses by Joseph Mik and instructors Frank Riho and Frank Schlatinsky. The district tournament is slated for July 31 to August 2 in Omaha.

West Nebraska Iowa Kansas North South Dakota Colorado Omaha Joseph Mik South Omaha Plattsmouth Frank Riho Frank Schlatinsky W. Pimmey Robert James Rebal Chas. Hardroba R. Holly Louis Jarand

American Machinery Man Returns After Year in Germany

L. C. Sharpe spent over a year in Germany working with a German syndicate to introduce American machinery, including can-making equipment. He reports freer money circulation there and lower living costs, notes Germans’ contentment, and says he will live in the city to care for his mother. He has no current manufacturing interests in Omaha.

Plattsmouth L. C. Sharpe Sharpe Germany America Old Country Europe Omaha

City life topic shapes character in Endeavor talk

Will C. Ramsey spoke on Josiah Storey's work "Challenge of the City" at the Presbyterian church. He argued environments form future life, cited New York tenements, school health declines, and the home as the state’s unit, noting a rising new patriotism and diminishing saloon influence.

Presbyterian Church Will C. Ramsey Josiah Storey England Germany New York City Wwiled New York Christain Church Clinton G. Wood Jesus

Nebraska Money Cells in Taft Push Report

A World-Herald dispatch from Lincoln notes April 25 that the Republican state committee met at the Lindell hotel to discuss campaign funds. They claim a Bryan lead of 20 000 justifies a Taft promotion effort with 150 000 dollars, part of a national fund rising to 800 000 dollars, to influence Nebraska’s result.

World-Herald Lincoln Republican State Central Committee Lindell Hotel Taft Republican National Committee Executive Committee Bryan Nebraska

enforcing sidewalk respect in plattsmouth urged

Nebraska City News notes the need to apply sidewalk protection in Plattsmouth. It cites fines for driving over sidewalks and urges enforcement to deter damage, aiming to protect public property and respect for neighbors.

Nebraska City News Plattsmouth

Death of Jd Toland in Aurora Nebraska April 1905

Jd W Toland died in Aurora Nebraska on April 2 1905 after weeks of asthma and lung trouble. A pioneer of Cars county and longtime Greenwood resident, he moved to Aurora about fifteen years ago with his family. Funeral was held April 23 from his home. Also note Riley Hotel rear retaining wall construction to prevent dirt washing onto the pavement.

J. W. Toland Aurora Nebraska Deversed Cars County Greenwood Mr. Toland Riley

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