Loyal Daughters Entertain at Dunkleberger Home
The Loyal Daughters class of the Christian church met Tuesday evening at Rev. and Mrs. D. L. Dunkleberger’s home. Mrs. M. S. Briges led the class with a large attendance and a joyful program of vocal and instrumental music followed by refreshments prepared by Mrs. Dunkleberger and her daughters Golda and Florence.
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D. L. Dunkleberger
Toral Daughters
Christian Church
M. S&s. Briges
Leacher
Dunkiechereer
Golda
Tiene
Mrs B F Wiles and Miss Spangler Return from Assemblly
Mrs B F Wiles and Miss Elizabeth Spangler returned last evening from Linecetu where they attended the Epworth League assembly.
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B. F. Wiles
Elizabeth Spangler
Linecetu
Epworth Leatrue
Commercial Club Sets Third Thursday Meetings
The Commercial Club holds its monthly meeting on the third Thursday evening, inviting members to attend and discuss upcoming events and community matters.
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Commercial Club
City notes bring Hild from Mynard for business
G. M. Hild of near Mynard was in the city for several hours to attend to business matters. TY. 4H. Pollock returned this morning on No. 15 from Chicago after handling business there for a few days.
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G. M. Hild
Near Mynard
Pollock
No. 15
Chicago
Miss Elizabeth Kerr's Nebraska Visit Pending Weeklong Stay
Miss Elizabeth Kerr traveled to Lihara Nebraska yesterday afternoon to visit relatives and friends for about a week.
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Elizabeth Kerr
Lihara
Neb
McKetee Heads to Minneapolis for Brief Business Trip
Be McKetee departed on the early Burlington train this morning for Minneapolis to attend to business matters for a few days.
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BE. McKetee
Burlington
Minneapolis
Local Residents Visit Eastwood Family Guests
Mrs. Rosella Simmons and Mrs. Alice Kelley of Amos arrive to visit G. P. Eastwood and wife for a short time, after traveling from their home. Ed Donat mentioned as contact for harvest needs.
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Rosella Simmons
Alice Kelley
Amos, Town
G. P. Eastwood
Union man to Omaha on No 5 passenger
W H Mark of Union departed this morning from his home taking a seat on No 5 for Omaha where he will attend to business matters for the day.
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W. H. Mark
Union
Omaha
Dar
Coleridge pair leaves Nebraska home visit
Jesse Lowther and his son Harold of Coleridge Neb departed for home after a short visit with Jesse's parents Mr and Mrs J W Lowther near the city. Lowther was in the South Omaha cattle market with a coload and used the trip to visit.
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Jesse Lowther
Harold
Coleridge
Neb
Mr. Lowther
J. W. Lowther
Stranger with a pistol wins calm showdown in tavern
A traveler from the east purchases a revolver and tests it by firing at a tavern crowd in a western town. Scar Joe confronts him. the stranger kills Scar Joe with a concealed explosive then finishes dinner and leaves, noting his wife’s order for a wife’s pistol.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Scar Joe
Stanger
Cigors
Guider
Sear Joe
Mystery of Missing Doctor In Lincoln Ledger
Forty years ago in Plattsmouth a missing doctor named Wolfe is suspected of taking money from a bank. Reports say he fled with a woman of questionable reputation, leaving wife Mrs Wolfe unaware of his whereabouts. Lincoln and Plattsmouth papers publish appeals to locate him and recover funds.
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Continental
Lincoln
Wolfe
Platnsmouth
Pladsmouth
Lowell Register
Main Street
Republican Gily
Lowell
Republican City
Fourth of July Earnings Highlight Dr Chapman
Dr Chapman led Fourth of July celebrations earnings with a total of 44.65 dollars, including 14.75 dollars from soda sales, reflecting strong event activity.
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Dr. Chapman
Doctor Rawlins Leaves Town for Fairer Climes
Esteemed physician Doctor Rawlins departs the community today seeking brighter prospects and will be greatly missed for his many testimonials of worth and service to society.
Death notice for Francis Soter at 7 months old
Died in this city on Tuesday August 12 Francis Soter daughter of S and Diana White aged 7 months and 24 days Funeral services were held by Rev Henry at the Episcopal church yesterday afternoon
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Francis Soter
Diana White
Me. Henry
Episcopal Church
Fire wall ball event shimmers with lively crowd
Despite rough wording the piece notes a lively fire wall ball event with a broad audience. It mentions net receipts and a popularity vote where Miss Kate Tuney was named the most popular lady, bringing in about 90.
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Ecuke
Kate Tuney
Poler Merges Reportedly Boosts Shoe Store Reach
The Shoe Store touts broader selection as Poler merges, signaling expanded footprint and continued focus on affordable foot gear. Aimed at shoppers seeking value, the move promises improved inventory and service across its locations.
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Poler
Louisville Mystery: Skull Found in Ravine Near Railroad
A Louisville resident, Mr. Noyes, discovered a skull and mutilated remains in a ravine near the railroad while investigating a dog’s digging. The scene yielded a crushed skull, limb bones, clothing fragments, and a torn notebook with mutilated letters, prompting fresh excitement in the village. Dr. Waterman arriving on horseback observed the scene and tied his horse as events unfolded.
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Louisville
Noyes
N.al
Dr. Waterman
Mr. N
Early Plattsmouth Tax Fight Reveals City Fiscal Mood
In a July meeting forty years prior, citizens debated high property taxes, bonding for street grading, and the legality of bonds. Speakers claimed taxation deterred capital while others argued for permanent road fixes and council economy. A list of city and Cass County officials from that era is provided.
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Plattsmouth
Court House
Eally
Jno. Black
Jno
R. MacMurphy
Black
D. H. Wheeler
Committee On
Livingston
Apricots from Ogden Brought by Local Mail Agent
E. B. Lewis, a noted mail agent, delivers six fine apricots from Ogden via the Union Pacific line, illustrating a small, cheerful parcel story in local life.
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E. B. Lewis
Ogden
U. P
Wheat prices in Nebraska City and local quotes
The notice states wheat is 95e to 1 per bushel in Nebraska City while Conner quotes 1.05 to 1.40 here. The reader greets the local price spread with a witty remark about Connor.
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Nebraska City
Conner
Connor
Derrington Returns From Survey Trip With Timber Claims
Fred Derrington returns from surveying trip looking brown and hearty. he weighs 190 pounds and reports acres of timber in the northern part of the state.
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Fred Derrington
City Council Debates Tax Equalization In Day Meeting
Citizens watch as city taxes are discussed at a daytime council session. Present were Push ing Johnson Wayman Pollock Newman. I J Clements assessor and marshal I J Clements are summoned. Cal Parmele’s sworn statement is examined. bank taxes are adjusted.
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Johnson
Wayman
Pollock
Newmann
Han
All City
Cushing
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Dunkleberger
Ed Donat
Kodaks
Weyrich & Hadraba
Guitre
Bright
Lachmann & Bachmann
Chiropractors
Catholic Church
Sixth Street
Complesign
Gass County
R. R. Livingston
Phelps Paine
Wim. Winterstein
J. W. Haines
Miles Morgan
N Johnson
J. Fitzgerald
S. Newman
J. Wayman
A. Nichols
R. C. Cushing
Thes. Pollock
R. Vivian
L. F. Johnson
Cass Gounty
H. F. Ellison
Dan’l. McKinnon
W.L. Hobbs
A. W. Wise
Sup. Public Instruction
Jacob Vallery
T. Clarke
Lyman James
J. W. Thomids
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