Daily Personal News short items summarize Omaha travel
Mrs John Geiser and many others board early trains to Omaha and Lincoln for day trips and visits. Many locals from Cass county Council Bluffs and Murray travel for business, harvest, or hospital visits with details on destinations and companions.
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John Geiser
Omaha
F. M. Young, Jr
Murray
Hazel Burrs
Council Bliffs
Elias Kildon
Brooks Reed
Council Bluffs
Tech
P. E. Ruffner
Rockport
Mr. Reed
Pacific Junction
John H. Johnson
Custer County
Emil Walters
Dick Maybee
Burlington
Redfield
Mia
Richard Chrisweis¢er
Furnas County
Bennett Chrisweisser and
Familly
B. A. Root
Cass County
J. H. Salsbury
Auburn Overland
Louisville
Richey
Elmwood
Yvienity
Ines
Matthew Gering
Triner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine Ad
Quack health ad touts Triner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine to boost digestion and strength. Claims relief for weak appetite headaches constipation and general fatigue with directions to buy from Triner at 14-022 South Ashland Avenue.
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Dringstorom
Ashland Ave
Jciteame
Thos. Bryan Still Alive Amid Death Rumor Correction
The Journal retracts a prior death notice about Thomas Bryan of this city. He remains alive and is with his daughter in Pilger Nebraska in fragile health. The error stemmed from misinformed friends and a spate of premature death reports in the community.
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Thomas Bryan
Pilger
Neb
Bryan
Dr Shoop's Health Coffee Promises Real Taste
Advertises a coffee substitute named Dr Shoop's Health Coffee described as made from toasted grains malt and nuts. Claims to imitate coffee taste without real coffee and to be ready in a minute.
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Grorera
Nehawka man in city on business matters
W. H. Norris of Nehawka spent yesterday in the city attending to business affairs and meeting contacts.
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Norris
Nehawka
Dr Shoop's Restorative Offer Promises Full Refund
A pitch touts Dr Shoop's Restorative as a century favorite for nerves and vital organs. The ad claims the medicine restores faltering nerves and guarantees a 20 day trial with no pay if it fails, urging readers to order without risk.
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Bhoop
Phydelan
Dhonp
Plattsmouth Announces First Fall Festival Week
Promoters report full funding for a six day celebration from September 1 to September 6 featuring live stock displays, band concerts, foreign language songs, Old Settlers day with pioneer addresses, a grand masked carnival, ball games and races, and a Burlington shop parade. Aimed at drawing visitors from Cass county and beyond.
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Pinttsmouth
Nebraska
Nettiorn
Plattsmouth
Cass County
Burlington
Burington
Nebraska millers win delay on bleached flour ruling
Secretary Wilson backed down on a ban against bleached flour after talks with Senator Norma Brown and Omaha attorney Ed P Smith. The agricultural department will likely let the ruling die. About 250 mills in Nebraska and Kansas faced shutdowns if the order had stood. Winter wheat flour was criticized as darker despite nutrition.
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Nebraska
Milleia
Federal Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Norma Brown
Ed. P. Smith
Omaha
Wickersham
Agricultural Department
Kanana
Biudinem
Mike May Vallery Visits Omaha for Early Horlington Train
Mike May Vallery travels from the country to Omaha inviting a day trip for the early Horlington train. She arrives with other locals and plans to explore the city.
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Mike May Vallery
Omaha
Eartly Horlington
Street Cleaning Gains Momentum In City Effort
The street cleaning movement gains traction as multiple firms join to tidy Malin street and reduce city cleaning costs. Early adopters include J. W. Egenberger, L. B. Reenberger, D. P. Jackson, William Holly, H. M. Soennichsen, the Journal, H. H. Golding, William Schmidtmann, and Joseph Faye.
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Malin Street
Main Street
J. W. Egenberger
L. BH. Reenberger
D. P. Jackson
William Holly
HM. M. Soennichsen
the Journal
HH. Golding
William Schmidtmann
Joseph Fatey
Greenwood Visitor Roy Armstrong In City Overnight
Roy Armstrong of Greenwood was a visitor in the city overnight to attend to business matters today.
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Roy Armstrong
Greenwood
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