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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1906

Page

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Jottings of Plattsmouth Wit and Warnings

The column riffs on social mores with sharp, humorous quips about women, men, gossip, and manners. It notes local concerns like the post office site near Sixth and Vine, housing, and a young woman’s independence, reflecting small-town life and attitudes.

Sixth and Vine Streets Portsmouth Riley Hotel Pearl and Sixth Street Plattsmouth

Late James Hall remembered as a public servant and pioneer

Obituary notes James Hall born June 23 1826 in Highland County Ohio raised in Indiana who moved to Iowa then Nebraska. He twice served in the Iowa sheriff’s office and the Nebraska legislature, lived near Elmwood and Eight Mile Grove, and died after protracted illness following an 1870s move and a later marriage to Mary L. Greenslate. Funeral arrangements followed a regimented ritual.

James Hall Elmwoid Cass County Nebraska Highland County Ohio Madison County Indiana Elizabeth Cassell la Porte Clark County Iowa Joseph H. Hall Plattsmouth Martha C. Mutz Maryville Sumners Hall Pender Allie I. Minford Elmwood John Hall Scotts Bluffs Neb Emma J. Craig Burwell George Hall Alva A. Hall Eight Mile Grove Mt. Pleasant Mary L. Greenslate Oak Will Cemetery Miattsmouth

Salary Grab Debate Sparks Public Meeting Called

A Lincoln business group at the Commercial Club voted to hold a public meeting on the Pollard salary grab. Lancaster county delegates may be invited to discuss resolutions. H H Bushnell accuses Pollard of $1,000 rebates. Pollard defends March 4 election date and legality. Precedents cited include Dietrich and Hayward cases as debate over pay for sitting officials continues.

Commercial Club Pollard Lancaster County HH. M. Bushnell Jyllard Lincoln Ife Nebraska Lancaster Metrick Holcomb Puollard Dietrich Journal- News Hayward Marehid

Mrs. J. I. Messinger Returns After Operation

Mrs. J. I. Messinger left Immanuel hospital in Omaha five weeks ago and returned Monday evening. She underwent tumor surgery which proved successful and she feels much better now. Her family expresses optimism for a permanent recovery.

J. I. Messinger Immanuel Hospital Omaha Messinger

Automobiles Highlight Plattsmouth Sunday Visit

John P. Todd of Lincoln arrives in Union with Drs A B Walker K R Newell and G H Gilmore. They tour Plattsmouth in a large Winton, driven by an expert colored chauffeur. The Capital City Automobile Co formed by DeLong and Todd offers sales, repair, and garage services from Lincoln No 10 Street.

Plattsmouth John P. Todd Linculn A. BE. Walker KR. L. Newell Union G. H. Gilmore Murray Mr. Todd Capital City Automobile Company Lincoln Winton Journal W. M. DeLong No. 10 Street Johnnie Cass County Capital

Death summons Rose Patterson in Arapahoe Nebraska

Mrs. Rose McCauley Patterson dies at 1 40 this morning after a brief illness of acute gall stones. She leaves a husband Samuel Patterson two sons Donald and James a daughter Doris and parents Mr and Mrs William McCauley siblings Fred and Charles. The body arrived in the city and funeral services were held at St Luke's Episcopal church with burial at Oak Hill. The deceased was 35 and active in St Mary's Guild.

Rose McCauley Patterson Arapahoe Ned William McCauley Sam Doris Fred Charles McCauley Burlington Samuel Patterson Tnald James Trouser Wm. McCauley St. Luke's Episcopal Church Canon I DB. Burgess Mra. J. H. Wascott St. Mary’s Guild St. Mary's Guild

Tidd Versus Judge Jessen Rails Against Candidacy

A Lincoln Journal op ed by A. L. Tidd attacks Judge Paul Jessen as anti railroad and warns he is influenced by railroad politics. The piece questions Jessen secret mileage receipts, accuses him of conflicting judge remarks, and contrasts his stance with Congressman Pollard’s earlier loyalty.

Lincoln Journal A. L. Tidd Judge Jessen Congress Pollard Tidd Paul Jessen First District Jessen Second Judicial District Nebraska Railroad Machine Supreme Court of Nebraska Congressman Pollard

Notable Attendees at Arapahoe Funeral Service

The funeral drew numerous attendees from Arapahoe and beyond. Local residents included Henry Coos Sinmons Richey Rh W Clement Will Schmidtmann ae Patterson and Charley Patterson. Out of town guests included Dr Mouser and wife Arapahoe Mr and Mrs Eppinatter Mr and Mrs Mart Mrs Joe Campbel Mrs Geo Hervey Mrs Isabelle Campbell of Omaha Joe Messersmith and wife of Havelock ex State Treasurer Reserve of Lincoln deputy Patterson Mrs J A Walker and Miss Margery Dr Gilmour and wife S Gi Latta and family of Murray.

Henry Coos Sinmons Richey Rh. W. Clement Will Schmidtmann Ae Patterson Charley Patterson Arapahoe Mouser Eppinatter Mart Joe Campbel Geo, Hervey Isabelle Campbell Omaha Joe Messersmith Havelock State Reserve of Lincoln

Cass county farmers celebrate timely rains and strong crops

The Cass county community reports favorable weather with corn shooting up daily and yields promising 40 to 75 bushels per acre. Wheat and oats harvests near completion with strong yields.

Cass County Fran

Lancaster delegates and Pollard in uncertain Senate bid

Developments in the Holland case fuel speculation on how the Lancaster delegation to the Auburn convention will vote after the first ballot. Predictions say some Os county delegates may switch from Pollard, while Lancaster and Cass delegates hold firm, with whispers of rebellion and shifting allegiances.

Holland Lancaster Auburn Lincoln Journal Pollard Tolmes Lancaster County Meld Pel Nehawka Omaha F. M. Pollard Tollard Mollard Holmes Vollard Neal Ifty Cass Jollard Jessen Sheldon Cass County

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Dena Cindy of Representatives E. W. Fitt Odd Fellows’ Hall B. W. Fitt Mechanical Department of the Road Mr. Fitt Hamilton E.W. Pitt Mechanical Department Alliance Division Alliance Times DEATH Wis A.L. Tidd Dor Judge Field
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