Sure Road to Recovery for Mrs Towle in Omaha
Mrs. Alice Towle, who received a blood transfusion from her brother Charles N. Sullivan, is improving with normal temperature and better heart action. Sullivan, pale from blood loss, recovers and will return to work after weakness fades. Surgeon Dr. Henry led the remarkable operation, inspired by a Cleveland case, and both families note the hopeful prognosis.
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Alice Towle
Charles N. Sullivan
South Omaha
Hela
World-Herald
Ria Pitter Tennant
Henry
Cleveland
Advertising Ave Festival Cars Tour County Cities
Three advertising automobiles owned by Charles C. Parmele tour Mynard Murray Union Nehawka Avoca and Weeping Water delivering festival notices. The crews include Parmele Pollock and drivers Chas C Parmele Henry Schneider Frank Sehlater. Arthur Troop Charles Troop Wh H Wescott John Nemets. and A Ly Tidd Doc Young. They expect large crowds across the week with a record- breaking trip. County court actions include guardianship petition for A L Tidd as administrator of Hannah Black estate and a bank note dispute involving J B Von Dorn.
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Charles C. Parmele
A. Ll. Tidd
Hannah Black
Local Visitors From Manley Call On Friends
A party from the Manley neighborhood traveled by Schuyler train to town spending the day on business and social visits. The group included A Krecklow and wife John Rohrdany mother and sister Mrs Smith of Hevelock. Both men are well known farmers with many friends in the city glad for the call. The local note ends with a whimsical line about acorns being the best.
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Kithkens
Manley
Schuyler
A. Krecklow
John Rohrdany
Smith
Hevelock
Krecklow
Robedans
Lamp Chimney Explosion Injures Mrs Schneider
This morning about half past seven Mrs H A Schneider was cleaning a lamp chimney when it exploded. It caused two deep gashes in her hand including a long cut down the third finger. The chimney split with the lower and top parts blowing off, leaving the middle exposed. Injuries are painful but not dangerous.
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H. A. Schneider
Niew Manota Perry Sees Morning Omaha Visit
Niew Manota Perry spends the day in Omaha acting as a pareet ger for the city on the morning train, marking a notable local engagement.
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Niew
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