Democrats Name Cass County Ticket at Nominating Convention
The Cass County Democrats met August 2 1905 at the court house nominating William Wheeler H M Soennichsen John D McBride Joseph Tighe Harvey D Travis Jacob P Falter E B Craig Baxter Smith and others for county offices. Delegates elected central committee and state convention partners. Melchvir Soennichsen and John McBride hailed as strong incumbents with broad support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Court House
Ila.am
J. P. Falter
W.B. Banning
Liberty Precinct
Walter E. Pailing
Salt Creek Precint
Frank Schlater
Henry R. Gering
G. W. Harshman
Joseph Tighe
M. A. Bates
Charless. Stone
H. L. Travis
William D. Wheeler
West Rock Bluffs
H. M. Soennichsen
Plattsmouth
John D. McBride
Elmwood
H. D. Travis
M. Archer
E. B. Craig
Salt Creek
Dr. Worthman
Louisville
Worthman
Baxter Smith
Tipton
Ed Betz
Greenwood
Henry Appleman
B. F. Laughlin
Steve Creek
Joseph Mullen
Charles E. Powers
South Bend
O. W. Zaar
Center
John Tighe
Theodore Heim
Avoca
M. M. Straub
Mt. Pleasant
F. M. Massie
Eight Mile Grove
Philip Horn
Nehawka
Lester Stone
Liberty
W. B. Banning
First Rock Bluffs
G. H. Banning
Sec
Rock Bluffs
W. FP
Hutcheson
William Rummel
Weeping Water
J. C. Corley
Herman Creech
Wesley Davis
Plattsmouth City
Ed. Fitzgerald
Fred Kroebler
James H. Herold
John Cory
John Lutz
District convention nominates Tritsch for commissioner
During the noon recess the district convention met to nominate a candidate for commissioner. Henry R. Gering was elected chairman and George Horn secretary. Jacob Tritsch of Eight Mile Grove precinct was nominated by acclamation with no opposition.
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Henry R. Gering
George Horn
Jacob Tritsch
Eight Mile Grove
Democratic nominee praised for Cass county role as sheriff
The Democratic nominee for treasurer, known as Billy, has long resided in Cass county and enjoys broad voter familiarity. Former two term sheriff, he is described as honest, sociable, and highly capable, with expectation of drawing beyond his party’s base and proving the right man for the job.
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Cass County
Melchvir Soennichsen
Germany
Old Country
Plattsmouth
Legion
Soennichsen
Weckbach & Co
John McBride
John D. McBride
Tighe
Louisville
Wabash
Joe Tighe
Harvey D. Travis
Perry
Travis
aleHizen
Jacob P. Faler
Board of County Commissioners
Jake Falter
Mr. Falter
Falter
Jake Faber
J. P. Falter
Trietch
Eight Mile Grove
C.S. Wortman
Laurel and Hartington
Wortman
Billy
Dr Kings New Life Pills Guarantee Relief
A testimonial claims Dr Kings New Life Pills end dizziness backache liver complaints and constipation. The ad promises gentle thorough relief and offers a 25 cent price backed by F G Fricke & Co druggists.
Man Saves Himself From 12 Foot Kite Fall
A Glenwood Iowa special to the Omaha Bee reports Ed Merrit an Institute for Feeble minded Children employee was lifted by a monster 12 by 4 foot kite. He slid down the rope after being jerked high, suffering minor hand friction but escaping serious injury thanks to quick thinking and rope secured to a tree.
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Glenwood
Iowa
Omaha Bee
Merrit
Institute
Illness on bridge crew ends with remedy
Wm. Kirmie of the bridge gang near Littleport fell ill with cramps and cholera like symptoms Thursday night. Mr. Gifford advised Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which was given in doses and restored him by the next day. The Elkader, Iowa Argus notes the medicine was effective and urges keeping it at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kirmie
Littleport
Mr. Gifford
Chamberlain
Dr King’s New Discovery Restores Patient’s Health
J F Hughes of DuPr A Ga recalls a long struggle with a serious lung issue and an unsuccessful treatment before trying Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. He reports rapid improvement and full recovery. The remedy claims to conquer coughs colds throat and lung troubles, guaranteed by F G Fricke Co with trial bottles free.
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J. F. Hughes
DuPr A
Dr. King
F. G. Fricke & Co
Joint Institute praised for nation wide event
The joint institute drew two hundred visitors for a week of daytime lectures and sessions. Superintendent Miller organized daily programs and theater duties while Superintendent Wortman handled arrivals and lodging with efficient guides. An associations of school boards meeting and teacher resolutions followed, thanking Plattsmouth for hospitality and music by Belle M Stoutenborough.
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Miller
Wortman
Supt. Wortman
Association of School Boards
Court House
Cass
Sarpy
Waeress
Plattsmouth
Belle M. Stoutenborough
J. Gr. Timberlake
DELIA
Plattsmouth Proceedings Award Coal Contracts and Miscellany
Plattsmouth Nebraska August 18 1903 the commissioners met per adjournment with all present. J W Eggberger won coal contract for the courthouse at 4 75 per ton and A H Weckbach Co won coal for paupers at 4 85 per ton hard coal to rail. C E Vallery road overseer district No 14 resigned. Various general fund and county road fund claims approved including damages salaries and lumber. Board adjourned to September 1 1903.
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Plattssmouth
Neb
Loard
General Fund
Plattsmouth Gas and Electric Light Co
E. H. Worthman
Nebraska Telephone Co
Ferdinand Meiersurgen
Evey
Bude
C. A. Weche
J. L. Barton
County Road Fund
Frank Dickson & Co
John Waterman
L. A. Tyson
F. HL. Baldwin
N. D. Talcott
Pioneer Livery Barn
Ceauhaont
H. C. McMahen
John Hartmann
E. H. Cunningham
W. B. Banning
J. P. Semuig
Mrs. Roder
L. D. Bennett
Peld
Wortman, Co
Runaway crash injures two occupants on Washington avenue hill
Sunday evening a young man named Lotshaw and Miss Margaret Wells were driven down a hill toward Washington avenue when the horse frightened and the buggy overturned at the bottom. Both were thrown but escaped serious harm. the vehicle suffered heavy damage and belonged to Sage's livery barn.
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Lotshaw
Margaret Wells
Washington Avenue
Sage
Magnificent Denver Parks Described by Conrad Schlatter
A Denver reader extols the Elioht garden and City Park with grove roads, a miniature railroad, a merry go round, and a zoological display. The piece notes Mrs Blitch as garden owner, free concerts, picnics, and lake concerts, praising the city’s parks as great amusement sites.
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Joarnal
Denver
Elioht Garden
Tlhietre
Carder
Elioht
Garden
Zoological Department
Blitch
Zoogical
Conrad Schlatter
Porter's antiseptic healing oil advertises instant relief
An old time sale notice proclaims Porter's antiseptic healing oil relieves pain instantly during use. The product claims healing for both man and beast, priced at 25 cents.
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Porter
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Democrats
Didates
J. Pitman
Jon Lutz
W. E. Pailing
E. T. Comer
George Forman
M.G. Kimnie
Central Committee
Jas. H. Herold
O. H. Alien
W.H. Miller
Albert Fickler
Br. E. W. Foster
John Group
John Kirkham
Frank Stander
S. M. Soennichsen
John D. M' Bride
Cam County
Craig
Mr. Smith
Smith
Jacob Trietch
C. & Wortman
William BD. Wieeler
TIGER
Cares Grip
Box
THE
Joint Institute
Commissioners’ Proceedings
Colorado
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