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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
7
Public notice of desert real estate in Cass and Greenwald areas as of November 1904. It lists parcel ownership claims and requires interested parties to review the confirmation hearing details by November 7 May. Attorney Hyronlark represents the certificate owner CHAS. CHARMELE.
The State of Nebraska in Cass County declares a decree in the tax suit for 194... parcel details Lot 15 to 22 in Drake's Addition Mortsmouth Cass County. Sale occurred November 4 by the county treasurer with redemption until August DMFT. Applicants may seek sale confirmation. hearing date to be entered by November 7. Objections may be filed with the court clerk. Aston Janna A N Sullivan Attorneys.
The Cass County Nebraska district court gives final notice for tax sale confirmation of Lots 1 and 2 in Block Four in Youngs and Hays Addition to Plattsmouth. Redemption expires November 7, 1407. Hearings on confirmation will be listed and interested parties may object. Allen J. Beeson and W. W. Coates, Attorneys for Certificate Owner.
In Cass County district court Nebraska notices announce parcels from Tracts 214 2172 and 545, sold under state tax suits, with redemption periods and intent to seek court confirmation. Names include Henry H. Nelson Achilles Rogers Elmer E. Monroe and Donelan additions in Plattsmouth. Objections may be filed by November.
Frank Moore from south of Murray was counted as a business visitor at the county seat today, meeting local officials and discussing regional trade matters.
State of Nebraska Cass County Court to all interested in the estate of Benjamin Kannard deceased. Louis Kannard filed a petition for administration of Benjamin Kannard’s estate by David J. Mitman as administrator. Hearing set July 1 10?7 in the county court room at Madison. Objections due by July 7 or letters may be granted to Mitman. County judge M Archer attorney Travis.
Real Estate II advertises farm bargains in central Nebraska offering improved and unimproved tracts. Prices start at 225 per acre and up for nine farms and good timber land. For full information contact MALLEY and WHIMBERLY & Co in Nal, Nebraska, the ideal home town and educational center.
Several parcels of Jewel valley land advertised for sale near Shelton and Fremont Nebraska. Listings include 40 acre sold at 0 per acre, 160 acres Colfax county tillable ground, 80 acres Platte Valley with black loam soil, and Buffalo county bottom land near Kearney with railroad access. Writers claim cheap prices and quick sale potential.
Land in Wisconsin's Sacres rolling area offers 0 acres in the Wisal River Valley with 20 acres alfalfa 10 acres prairie meadow and balance pasture plus timber and running water. Eight room house good outbuildings two wells fenced and cross fenced near school and railroad town. Cash price 210 008 with flexible terms. Come and see near Kearowy Nob. St NEAL box a.
aged listing details describe 20 acres eight miles from Ord Neb price 314.00 220 acres eight miles from Ord price S54 1 acre three miles from Ord good browse and burn acres in timber 100 acres under plow 400 acres pasture with watering on farm Price 2.00 Me acres near city limits price 00 too pasture lands at S15 per acre Valley county touted as best farming country on the Loup Valley Information address Mesotr & BRLessing Ord Neb FOR SALE 4 acre farm 3 acres broken price per acre Puank FE BEEMAS Kearney Neb Choice western irrigated bargains N W one fourth section 4- KR 16 Kearney county all level valley under cultivation two alfalfa six room house poor barn good location three miles from Kearney Price 257 per acre.
Acres of Keith, Duel and Perkins county land offered in multiple tracts. Priced 210 per acre. Good level table land with strong wheat and corn prospects. Winter wheat yields 30 to 40 bushels per acre. Buyers urged to act now. Information from the NKearney Land Co. Kearney Nebraska with branches in Ogallala and Big Springs.
A 0 acre ranch with good improvements three miles from Lown offers 20 acres improved near Lown at 325 per acre and a fine stock farm. Another 30 acres improved with mile to town and school and a fine home at 30 per acre. Invest at once. Write to Stoetzel and West Scotin Neb.
240 acres near town with improved land and 50 acre options. heavy black loam soil, clay subsoil, good water and grass. hog and cattle country. Kirabley Matthesen listing 21 Wolbach Neb. 221 acres in Greeley county near Scotia 29000 quick sale with terms. J S McMillen address Scotia Neb. 500 acres in Greeley county 14 per acre small house barn fenced 12 plow 20 pasture ten timber. Weeks Alden Scotia Neb.
University Place Nebraska decant residence lots for homes Wimberly Co best Secure homes in Lincoln best place to retire city schools and churches large and complete 400 acre farm in Howard county 445 miles from town 4 miles to school 20 acres under plow land good soil price 30 per acre particulars write K M Salling Son Cushing Nebraska corn and alfalfa lands in central Nebraska share for sale some well improved farms 30 to 350 per acre also stock ranches W P Thorr Burwell Neb
Avoca hosts a community picnic on Tuesday August 6 with attractions such as a balloon ascension by Chas Harris of Lincoln, a steam merry go round and a good ball game. Several locals visit Omaha Lincoln and Denton for business and recreation. Nutzman Marquardt plan a 20000 bushel elevator next week.
Corrected weekly by Martin and Tuol the produce page highlights top prices paid for butter and other dairy and produce items. The notice promotes high prices and customer satisfaction with market listings and guidance to follow grain market sections.
Rail notices list east and west bound trains with numbers and times including No 6 and No 304 noting stops and passenger rules. Local residents report visits to Lincoln Mason City Avoca Plattsmouth and Lincoln elephant sighting anecdotes and social calls. Community notes mention a nurse for Albert Hunt illness visits by Grace Ruth Bailey and others with a wind damaged grain and a Minnesota fishing trip planned by Tool and McDonald families.
Miss Antonia Bejeck who was taken to St Joseph hospital last week was to be operated on for appendicitis. Her condition improved to permit surgery after a message from Dr Allison. This morning her father Paul Bejeck and Dr Cummins left for Omaha where the operation will be performed.
Sheriff Quinton announces a $1000 reward in Fresno for the capture of James Richard son accused of killing Deputy Sheriff Joseph D. Price on March 13 while in custody. The description cites a 20-year-old man with a pale complexion blue eyes five foot ten and a half inches tall and weighing 150 to 200 pounds. Mrs Mamie Hansen and her two sons from Ogden Utah departed for Grand Island for a visit before returning home.
R B Windham visited Lincoln this morning while Eli Manspeaker mourns a sick horse. The town sees various travelers and job intentions with candidates filing for constable and justice positions. A poison scare involving canned dried beef improves, and local workers Roy Pepperberg and Edward Davis move on with surveys and plans.
A postal from Mrs Salsbury says Rev Salsbury's mother has passed the crises and is improving. The operation wound is healing, her condition is good, pulse and temperature normal. Spirits are bright and hopeful. friends expect she will soon return home to Breckenridge. Mrs Salsbury left for Breckenridge Monday after leaving the little boy in Kansas City.
Wayne Stoneking, arriving from Antonia Montana, visits in the city with the parents of his deceased wife Mr and Mrs Mike Rys. Their children, a boy and two girls, have stayed here since the April death. Mrs Stoneking died in Lead South Dakota and was brought here for burial. Mr Stoneking will move to Lead this evening with the children.
A brief advertisement notes men’s underwear priced at 29 cents per pair at Coates Dry Goods Co. The listing highlights bargain pricing and the store location.
Uncle Henry Spangler lies sick at home south of town in a very serious condition and grows weaker with time. He has a strong constitution but his long illness has wrecked his strength and he needed opiates to dull the pain for a period.
Marie and Margaret Ashenbrewer of Plattsmouth are held in the city jail matron’s quarters as runaway girls. Aged about 20 and 16, they left Plattsmouth days ago for Kansas City to seek work and were sent back by Kansas City police to Omaha for their parents to be notified.
Work shirts offered at 35 cents each at Coates Dry Goods with sale prices described as flood prices. Local shoppers urged to visit the store for bargains on fresh merchandise.
The article notes Walter Cummings, a switchman who lost a foot in an accident between a draw head and a box car, was seen at Burlington Station with friends. Readers express hope for a rapid recovery and acknowledge the irreparable loss.
At the home of Albert Nelson yesterday evening relatives and friends gathered to mark the third anniversary of Mr and Mrs Nelsons marriage. The night featured social conversation remonstrances and a fine supper. Guests included August Anderson and wife L C Anderson and daughters Charles Ryberg and wife Eric Carlson and wife and A Hagerstrom and wife.
Carl Fricke had a frightening ride when his horse bolted in an alley and unseated him. Oscar Wilson rushed to help, and Fricke recovered with only bruises though sore the next day. The horse was later captured and brought back home.
Avoca lodge of Odd Fellows schedules its annual reunion for August 6 with Governor Sheldon as speaker. The event will be at Tefft's park with ample shade and water, promising large attendance and a fine time in a place known for full-scale efforts.
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