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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1913
Page
5
A Tennessee Valley town tale follows Molly the belle who must slim to fit a reunion dress for Alfred Bennett the returning diplomat. Family rivals and suitors collide as Aunt Adeline and Dr. Min weigh into a woman's torn loyalties, faith, and weighty choices amid gossip and Widowhood.
A narrator in a boastful family estate diary contends with meltings of status and emotion as a young couple's courtship unfolds. The scene centers on Molly, her guardianship at odds with romance, and a pivotal meeting with Judge Wade, set amid domestic intrigues and social expectation.
An article fragment details a theft at the Union Market and references a case involving a suspect and a hidden witness. It mentions a large sum and a break in, with scattered notes about investigators and potential leads.
An OCR heavy passage describes Neb raska Lighting Co. activity and mentions power lines, copper components, and electrical installations. It references several names and places in a jumbled way, indicating a bustling period for the company and related electrical work.
The Nehawka town picnic planned for September 1st is postponed because of forecast cold and rain. Officials say a rescheduled event will proceed with parish and community involvement as preparations continue.
An item notes that Desh pesulh are secured through advertising in the Journal, highlighting how promotions fund the publication.
Fragmented OCR describes a local scene in Plattomauyh with mention of a Glenwood event and a display. It also references civic affairs, laws, and residents of Mlatt and nearby areas with scattered phrases about pipes, seats, and a court or city matters.
A fragmented note references dates stock and a poem style passage. The readable lines include names and fragments about a poet and a site likely in a newspaper context. The overall garbled text hints at a literary or date related discussion in a city listing.
In a wartime era note, Peet and Hoss introduce an inventive venture aimed at supporting the Selongerotar project. The item highlights a collaboration intended to aid national efforts and resource planning during conflict.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a store and a figure named Ma S. with unspecified events and dates. Information is too garbled to extract clear entities or a coherent outcome.
Aella Abas died after 73 months and eight days, last of kin listed as daughter of Yichard Bo. Official notice records the death and lineage in concise terms.
A narrated account details the homecoming of Toon Michison from the bair. The children recall the reunion at Spring Lake, Michigan where the youth were described as well behaved and kindly raised by Mr. Hh. Becklowith.
A heartfelt Card of Thanks from the family extends gratitude to friends and neighbors for support and condolences during their loss. It mentions appreciation for visits, messages, and spiritual support, acknowledging the comfort offered by the community in a time of mourning.
Fragmented OCR text describes individuals and actions around payments and workers. Mentions Jacob Mason and a carpentry context with unclear dates and names. Summary limited by incomplete readable content.
Fragmentary OCR text with scattered names and terms. No clear event or outcome. The readable parts mention people and places in a jumbled sequence, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
A fragmented report notes improved condition and a focus on a return of Fiona amid unclear events. Key phrases mention Mire and Meade with references to pearye Cleat and steerage of acute feelings and teething contexts. The text remains garbled but hints at recovery and a character named Fiona.
A report notes a fatal outcome from mouse-0-cide used by MOLSE-CL0TDE CHEMICAL MPte. 009 at a site near warehouses. The event caused destruction and injuries before responders arrived. details remain unclear from the damaged text.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Jos Banning died in Union Nebraska after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church with Rev W Pavier officiating. Interment followed at Union cemetery with pallbearers including Misses Peart Carnie Banning Elsie Hattie Tyler. The family mourns a bright child described as a joy to all who knew him.
George Greber and wife return to Reno Nevada after visiting Hastings with Mrs Carl Kopisekie a Greber relation and friends. Mrs Larnes Plooger mother of Mrs Greber accompanied the party as far as Hastings where Kopisekie and Connie Grebe parted ways bidding farewell on the western trip.
J. 8. Chidhester, Porter and Robert Davis of Dion report the new car bought recently from Beck Willis has given best satisfaction and reliable service. Blair notes the vehicle travels freely without needing reminders for brass.
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