Local notices and travel notes from Omahan region
The column lists residents and visitors in the city, including marriages licenses, business visits, and journeys by train and horse. It mentions Ben Hill and Bessie Helvey, E E Odell, Katie McHugh, and many local residents as they travel to Omaha or nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McCauley
Omaha
John Campbell
South Bend
Ben Hill
Bessie Helvey
Earenle E. Tefft
Heer
Ey of
Lorenz Brothers Seek Ice House Permit on Rear Lot
Lorenz Hros and the Sixth Street grocers plan a 20 by 90 foot frame ice house with corrugated iron. They have grading done and await city council approval for erection within fire limits. The project, on the former site of an old frame building, is deemed an improvement reducing fire risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenz Hros
Sixth Street
L. W. Lorenz
Towels and liability law reform hit Lincoln hotels
The city adopts a new statute requiring hotels to provide clean towels in washrooms or rooms on request. Violations bring a $25 to $100 fine and must be prosecuted by the county attorney. The law also limits hotel liability for safes and trunks, with specific monetary caps, and reflects lobby pressure from hotel interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Lincoln
Eespire
Lincoln News
Marriage Licenses Listed Amid Omaha Records
Report notes two marriages in Omaha with John F. Doyle aged 37 of Fort Mahaa and Magele Killi aged 24 of Omaha. The obituary mentions Doyle as a brother of Frank Raven, an Ordnance Sergeant with service in the Navy and Pacific theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Tia
Omaha
John F. Doyle
Ft. Maha
Magele
Tie
Eka Ak
Faerie
Phillipines
Hawaii
Pacific
Gonrea
Conan
Wwe
Debates Over New Primary Law Stir Local Sentiment
The Fremont Herald notes broad dissatisfaction with the new primary law. Voters tire of extended campaigning and candidates face burdensome time commitments, while party organization weakens and politicians seek changes as the law is tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Herald
Everl
Two Burlington Promotions At Burlington Station
Friends of F L Barkus celebrate his appointment as a messenger for the American Express Company, running between Lincoln and Fairfield Nebraska, marking a career advancement. George Bruhl, from the local apprenticeship, passed an examination and was named a freight conductor, currently serving as extra conductor with prospects for rapid promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
F. L. Barkus
Burington
American Express Company
Lincoln
Fairfield
Neb
George Bruhl
Charles Royal Divorce Case Filed in District Court
Celia Royal files for legal separation from Charles Royal in district court alleging neglect and mistreatment. Sheriff Quinton served the summons last Saturday. Celia, youngest daughter of George Harshman Jr., is mother to three children and seeks their custody. The couple wed against parental objections and face trial at the next district term. Nehawka Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Royal
Celia Royal
Quinton
Mr. Royal
George Harshman, Jr
Royal
Nehawka Register
Trouble Over Child Sparks Police Involvement
Police were called to the home of Mr. Renner over a dispute involving Jess Blunt and Blunt’s wife, a Renner daughter. Blunt left with officers after tensions arose about their child. Renner later said he would not prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renner
Jess Blunt
Blunt
Blunt i
Mr. Renner
Business Leaders Gather for Midwest Meeting in Des Moines
E A Wurl left this afternoon for Des Moines Iowa to attend a major Midwest businessmen gathering. He will stay through the week to hear addresses on advertising salesmanship and other key business lines led by prominent national figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Wurl
Des Moines
Middle West
Addreawon
Eaders
Will
Local Ashland Attorney Relocates to Nebraska City
Do Ko Darr, an Ashland attorney, has moved to Nebraska City and will establish a law office there. Mr Bure has finished moving his household goods from Smeed to Omaha and plans to settle in that city. Mr and Mrs Reno Moore arrived last week in Malvern Lowder following a fatal incident at a local restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Mo McCoel
Won Howard
R. Titen
Hurigton
Rormer
Npaanene Pollan
Nehawka
Odpy
Salare
Omaha
Walesh PawanEer
Burlington
Obysi Lia
Ewer
Albert A. Wetenkamp
la Oge
Mitchell
Waobinigy
Tony
Baw
Bag oRlUag
Rene Tal WeOl
Oriol
Dot Davids
Ad Darrengor
Abe
Wall
Spew
Tha
Coden Creek
Joba
Gia
Rome
Trhyaday
Weatiar
Reott
Hare
Do Ko Darr
Ashland
Low Bunteas
Bure Haw
Smeed
Reno Moore
Malvern Lowder
Local Notes From Cass County Nebraska and Court Notice
In Cass County Nebraska residents and visitors are listed with social visits and a moving picture outfit opened in Louisville. Mae Steele sustained facial and hand injuries from an accidental shell explosion while burning papers. A court hearing for the estate of Thomas H Campbell is scheduled in Plattsmouth on August 24 1909 with objections due by then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. Heim
Crete
Blanche Young
E. Wood
Miss Cole
Plattsmouth
Martha Goehry
Murdock
Marie Barnhart
Brownsville
Louis Garey
Si. E. Steele
Mr. McCarthy
South Omaha
Louisville
Chas. Wilford
Mae Steele
P. Petersen
Katie
Douglas
Oklo
Death of Earl Kuhney in Springfield Missouri
Word arrived that Earl Kuhney son of John Kuhney formerly of this city died in Springfield Missouri at the Frisco hospital after a typhoid illness. A bright able young man with a machinist trade he had worked in this city Havelock and Alliance and was then employed by the Frisco railroad. His death brings deep sorrow to his parents relatives and friends in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Kuhney
John Kuhney
Oklahoma
Springfield
Frisco Hospital
Havelock
Alliance
Burlington
Frisco
Amick Named Chief of Police by Mayor at Noon
Imve Amick appointed by Mayor Sattler as Chief of Police to succeed Rainey who is away in Oklahoma. Amick, longtime Can county settler and former Murray cattleman, is praised for integrity and ability. City friends extend congratulations for a smooth administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sattler
David L. Amick
Rainey
Oklahoma
Amick
Cans County
Murray
Fire Chief Warns After Break‑in at Winteresteon
Fire Chief Anton Koubek tells residents a break‑in damaged the gliee at the Winteresteon bill Howe Howe facility and a key to the game was taken. He promises information leading to the guilty party’s discovery and cites severe penalties for the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe Howe Dowt
Anton MM Koubek
Bill Howe Howe
Thin House
Estate of John Valentine Egenberger Petition Filed
In Cass County Nebraska a petition asks for administration of the estate of John Valentine Egenberger deceased and appointment of an administrator. A hearing is set in the county court at Plattsmouth on August ith, 1909 at 2 o clock pm, with objections due by hearing time. Allen J. Bebson, County Judge, seals the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas II
Campbell
Plattemouth
State of
Nebraska
of Cass
John Valentine Egenberger
Allen J. Bebson
Legal Notice In Re Estate Of John H Bauer Nebraska
In Cass County Nebraska a probate hearing is set for September 6 1909 at 10 a m before Judge Harvey Travel. John Albert Bauer administrator seeks license to sell described real estate in township 11 range 11 to pay debts and administration costs due to insufficient personal property. Publication required for four weeks in Plattsmouth Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebraska
John H. Bauer
Catse
John Albert Bauer
Als County
District Court
Plattamouth
Plattsmouth
Platt
Sheriff Sale Notice in Alvo Nebraska Foreclosure Case
Order of sale issued by James Robertson Clerk of the District Court for Casa Nebraska. On August 28 1908 at 10 am at the south door of the courthouse public auction will sell Lots 5 and 6 in Block 4 Munger’s First Addition Alvo to satisfy a foreclosure decree of 705.45 against Nelle Bennett Roy Bennett Willard Clites Eva Clites minor guardian Elmer Bennett Maude Bennett Arzia Foreman George Foreman Jr Rejde Bennett. Board of attorneys listed Quintan and Ramany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Robertson
Casa
Nebraska
Court House
Towlt
Munger
Alvo
Coes
Melloiith PF. Btone
Heer
IsaotSone
Nelle Bennett
Roy Nennett
Willard Clites
Ete
Kiva Evalene Clites
Clyte
Willard
Elmer Bennett
Maude Bennett
Arziia Foreman
Bennett
George PF. Foreman Jr
Rare Bennett
Rejle Bennett
Plattemouth
Wheat Thresher Achieves Remarkable Yield on Local Farm
J B Hanna on the William Eikenbury farm south of the city finished threshing reporting six acres yielding 200 bushels of wheat averaging 23 1 3 bushels per acre. His overall forenge yield averaged 25 1 2 bushels per acre, noted as the highest threshing yield in the area. The year is described as exceptional with Mr Hanna's results praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hanna
William Eikenbury
Henna
Gensal Ed Parriott Visits Family Before Murray Lodge Affairs
Gensal Ed Parriott of the A. O. U. W. returns from a reunion Saturday evening to stay with his letter Mrs. Wil Ralpey and family Sunday night, then departs for Murray to handle lodge matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gensal Ed. Parriott
Leter
Wil Ralpey
Murray
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Eels
Erv
Bual
Tao
Katie McHugh
Auburn
Thomas Walling
E. E. Odell
ViSh
Ry Anderson
Brass Foyiday
Illnear
George
Melsinger
Messingorids
J. We Vallery
Jake
Otvar
Schamel
Bubnede
Correy
Tina
Dasstrade
Phyatchan
Tom
Aden
Gram Cdbwl
Tnt
Cory
Kim Mernitnay
John Matusick
Drummond
Okla
Mr. Matusick
Imve Amick
D. Quinton
Eri Tamecy
Ramany Attoran
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