Local Notices From Nehawka Area Include Births And Accidents
Nehawka residents report a new daughter to Chalmer Switzer and wife, while George Ingwerson expands lumber work for a 20x00 barn. Joe Behmos injures his foot threshing as his wheel runs over it. D West of Nehawke Bank travels to Alberta Canada to sell irrigated land, while nearby guests visit Mrs Banning from Omaha and Weeping Water.
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Geo Ingwerson
Treorge
Chalmer Switzer
Joe Behmos
Joe
West
Newawke Bank
Milwaukee Street Bank of Chicago
Alberta
Canada
Charlie Stone
Harry Todd
Summer Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed by Pastor
Local church pastor from Little Falls Minnesota endorses Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for children with summer bowel disorders. He reports seven years of use and recommends a few doses plus castor oil to cleanse the system. Sold by Hake & Tryed.
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Chamberlain
Rev. M. ©. Stockland
M. I
Little Falls
Minn
Fh. G. Ileke
Aid
A. T. Tried
Elmwood News Highlights Local Births and Injuries
A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Pred Hauer in Elmwood on Wednesday and a ten pound girl to Mr. and Mrs. Geo Swarts of Wabash last week. Sophia Welshett operated on for appendicitis in Omaha. recovering. Mrs. Chas Tighe and daughter visiting Bancroft relatives. Will Cook to build a house on his farm. contract awarded to J F Alley. County Clerk Rosencrans in Elmwood. seen at Baker & Calder. Bri B Marr injures right forearm while lowering a window. Electric Bitters praised by B H Wolfe of Kear Grove for kidney and stomach aid. Products sold by FG Fricke & Co.
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Pred Hauer
Geo. Swarts
Wabash
Sophia Welshett
Omaha
Chas, Tighe
Bancroft
Wim, Smith
Rosencraps
Elmwood
Baker & Calder
Bri. B. Marr
B. H. Wolfe
Kear Grove
FG. Fricke & Co
Local Rural Notes and Incidents at the Fair
Eagle proceeds to Meacon as Lewis Root trains a horse for state fair races. Chas Young sold his team and wagon to Pred Stephanie on Wednesday. Charley plans to farm in Nicholls county next year. Bertha Adams received a telegram about her sister Grace Lewis marrying Ira Blair at Aurora Nebraska. Jasiel Forsyth thrashes oats, reporting about 1 bushel per acre with good grain. John Smith was struck by a foul ball near the west of town, briefly unconscious. Rev and Mrs Mueller’s buggy team ran away injuring no one seriously. Lou Sack returned the couple home after catching the team near Fred Wull’s place.
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Lewis Root
Chas, Young
Pred Sphanie
Charley
Nicholls County
Bertha Adams
Grace Lewis
Ira Blair
Aurora
Neb
Jasiel Forsyth
Atrow
Acre
Twwo
John Smith
Stomach Troubles and Constipation Addressed
Mr Chas Haldwin of Wardville Indiana reports long term constipation and stomach troubles, but credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with dramatic improvement. The item suggests buying a package to stay well, priced at 25 cents, sold by Fr G Fricke and A T Fried.
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Chas, Haldwin
Kdwardaville
Chamberlain
Sam
Tee
Louisville News From the Courier Local Notes
Horn to Sam Edjyver ton and wife a girl born August 12. Shorty Scoeman tends bar at Spence's saloon Tim Self visits. Leda Ross returns from Maitland Mo. Mrs. Sarah Jane Hamilton dies at Tincoln asylum. Yorn to Fredrick Stohiman and wife a girl born August 6. Lola Guthman leaves for St Joseph to study millinery. Soldier returns with white native ducks. they swim not water and hiss like a goose according to Mr O Brien of state fisheries.
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Fredrick Stohiman
Lola Guthman
St. Joseph
W. FE. Krecklow
Professor Tyler Quotes On Digestion And Wellness
Amherst College professor cites extremes of digestion and brain function while promoting a corrective product for digestion. The ad notes Kodo for Dysju as a marketed remedy sold by Fricke & Co. and Gering & Co.
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Tyler
Amherst College
Tyapeutic
Bo, Fricke & Co
Gering & Co
Veterans in Minneapolis Parade Highlight Lincoln Nebraska Trio
The Lincoln Star notes three original First Nebraska volunteers in the Minneapolis parade: A C McMahen William Chalfant and John Hesse who were Mustered in 1861 at Omaha and served under General John M Thayer. Chalfant and McMahen are Cass County residents.
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The
Lincoln Star
Nebraska Veterana
Minneapolis
Grand Island
Nebraska
A.C. McMahen
William Chalfant
John Hesse
Omaha
John M. Thayer
Cass County
Local residents visit for old settlers' celebration and visits
Union Promise Ledeer and family host in Blair while Charles Moore and wife come from Magnet to visit relatives for the old settlers' event. Monuments placed for Tivander W. Barnum and Do Bh Wallace near Wyoming church. Mrs May Brown of Chicago visits Blair Porter before heading to Randolph Nebraska. Union delegation to Minneapolis joins National encampment. two Missouri Pacific freight trains collide near the main street crossing. no injuries reported.
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Promise Ledeer
George Porter
Piattmouth
Will Porter
Wfe
Nehawka
Blair Porter
Facing
Charles Moore
Magnet
Neb
J. W. Sweeney
Tivander W. Barnum
Wallace
Wyoming Church
May Brown
Chicago
Randolph
Ned
T. D. Buck
Big Morn Basin
Wyoming
Missouri Pacific
Burling ton shops seek help to relieve employee shortage
City business men plan a large broadside campaign to recruit workers for Burling ton shops. Two hundred men can gain permanent positions now, and funding will be sought to print and mail circulars nationwide to attract applicants. A humorous ad promotes Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea for wrinkles with a 35 cent price.
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Burlington
Kodol Digestive Cure Claims Indigestion Relief
An advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a treatment for sour stomach headaches constipation and general debility. It claims the product digests what you eat and strengthens stomach membranes, with a testimonial from S B Ball of Ravenswood. Bottles sold for 1.00 with trials available and distributed by E O DeWitt Co.
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Ball
Ravenswood
W. Wa
Ager
Bottien
Dewitt & Co
OX/DAGG, Gering & Co
Murderess Emma LeDoux Faces Hanging As Trial Ends
A Stockton special reports Emma LeDoux, condemned for the murder of Albert N. McVicar, remains calm as Judge Nutter pronounces a death sentence for October 18 at San Quentin. Defense seeks delay over a juror's alleged remark while LeDoux reunites with her mother after the sentencing.
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Stockton
Cal
Emma LeDoux
Albert N. McVicar
St. Louis
San Quentin
Murphy
Unclear Fragment Prompts Local Store Claim
Fragmentary text mentions Dr King and a Magnolia Indiana store offering guaranteed satisfaction on products. Details are garbled. no clear event date or outcome is readable.
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Dr. King
Magnolia
Ind
r@ bose
Farmers urged vote on new jail for Cass County
The Cass County Journal urges farmers and taxpayers to express support for building a new jail. It argues the current old hospital like facility is impure and could lead to costly lawsuits if relatives of incarcerated individuals sue the county. County commissioners favor a new jail and the paper seeks reader input before misfortune and legal costs mount.
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Plattsmouth
Cass County
Carpet mixup with Sears order ends in loss and warning
A Cass county household ordered a carpet from Sears Roebuck Co after viewing samples. The delivered carpet did not match the sample, and neither money nor carpet has been returned. The tale warns to trade with trusted suppliers. Also promotes Chowderlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy sold by local shops.
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Cass County
Sears, Roebuck &Co
Sears, Roebuck Co
Chicago
Ilinois
Plattsmouth Faces Home-Trade Debate Over Local Work
The Journal urges keeping work at home and favors local mechanics for city jobs. It cites a boiler repair at the county courthouse where an Omaha import was used, arguing a Plattsmouth boiler maker was available and paying local taxes. It critiques business choices that hire outsiders for local needs.
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Plattsmouth
Omaha
Court House
Peruna Claims Life Restore Women Health Restoration
A Brooklyn North Carolina woman, Mrs. O. D. Robinson, reports Peruna prolongs life and cures ailments from swollen feet to shortness of breath. She says the treatment and doctor Hartman’s guidance revived her ability to work and created a new woman.
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Peruna
O. D. Robinson
St. Felix St
Brooklyn
N. C
Hartman
Bis
Democrats of Otoe Nominates Local Ticket at Syracuse
The Democrats of Otoe county met in convention at Syracuse on Monday and nominated State senator S. T. W. Buck. representatives C. L. Wrance and W. W. Duncan. county attorney D. W. Livingston. and county commissioner L. J. Wiltox. The ticket is described as exceedingly popular and expected to win all seats.
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Oboe County
Syracuse
S. T W. Buck
C. L. Wrance
W. W. Duncan
D. W. Livingston
L. J. Wiltox
Don’t Allow Money to Linger Says Cautionary Motto
A compact warning advises keeping funds secured to prevent easy spending and loss. The message emphasizes discipline in handling money and avoiding casual handling that leads to waste or theft.
Arnica Salve Praised By Eminence Editor
Major Wamm, editor and manager of the Constitutionalist in Eminence Kentucky, recalls a fierce past attack by Piles and credits Jacksen's Arnica Salve with a ten day cure and no trouble since. The product is sold at 25 cents at F G Fricke & Co's drug store.
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Major Wamm
Constitutionalist
Eminence
Jacksen
F.G. Fricke & Co
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Geo. Porter
Plattamouth
Sino
Mrs. Mosler
Mis. Blanche Barry
Weeping Water
Banning
Wie Lonier- Kehoe
Will Cook
J. F. Alley
Perry
Cas Co. Bank
Rev
Mrs. Mueller
Louisville
the Courier
Our City
J. V. Egberg
Alismouth Arte
Third
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Hell
Platts
le Dows
Albert N. MecVicar
Sears, Roebuck & Co
America
F Jemer
the Democrats of
Otoe
Bank of Cass County Capital
Chas. C, Parmelo
Pres
Jacot Tritsch
V-P
T. M, Patterson
Beulah Rowley
Champoeg
Oregon
Cardus
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
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