Last Voyage of the Donna Isabel and Hidden Truths Unfold
In a sea rescue tale aboard the El Cid Doris faces a grim past as Captain Marsden reveals Lord Darlington is dead after a Chilean officer’s knife murder. Sanchez’s guilt haunts the tale while the crew moves toward Buenos Ayres aboard the Patagonian coast. Doris and the narrator confront a fatal history and a difficult farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Doris
Stepheny
Marsden
el Cid
Monsieur
Valparaiso
Kelly
Lord Darlington
Lady Darlington
Mr. Stephens
Inner Court
Sanchez
Mareden
Cape Flores
Willam Gilmour Reunites with Old Friend in Iowa Visit
Willam Gilmour traveled into Mills county Iowa last Sunday to visit Ottis B. Allis once a boyhood friend. Allis born near Genoa Nebraska in 1843 is noted as the first white child born in the state. Gilmour urged the fall festival Pioneers day committee to invite Allis as an honorary guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Gilmour
Iowa
Mills County
Ottis B. Allis
Gilmour
Allis
Council Bluffs
Nebraska
Genoa
Furnas County Sees Mixed Harvest and Rain Aid
W Shrader of Mt Pleasant reports Furnas county weather generally good aside from scarce corn. Wheat and oats yielded well offsetting corn losses. People are in better condition than in previous years and can endure the corn shortfall. A two inch rain fell after his departure, aiding late crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Shrader
Mt. Pleasant Precinct
Burlington
St. Joseph
Furnas County
St. Joe
Shrader
Three Shorthorn yearling bulls for sale and milk cows
Mark White lists three good registered Shorthorn yearling bulls for sale and also offers good fresh milk cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark White
City Council Meets With A Mix Of routine And Debate
A Louisville city council meeting featured routine business and a sharp clash over Lorenz Bros. ice house plans. Dwyer and Stelmker opposed the frame building, the matter was sent to the city attorney, and carnival street use was approved for five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steimker
Dwyer
Lorenz Bros
Schulhof
Sattler
Colorado
Baird
Burlington
Lincoln Avenue
Judiciary Committee
Sixth Street
Stelmker
David L. Amick
Ben Rainey
Dovey
Weber
Kurtz
Bookmeyer
Neuman, Mendenhall
Resnerway
Energetic Boy bootblack praised for hard work in Plattsmouth
A Louisville report notes Louis Dillings a 14 year old bootblack who works Sundays and attends school part of the year. Justice Lewis tells him to earn an honest living while painter John Koop protests the Sunday labor. The piece lauds Chub Billings for aiding his mother by bootblacking at picnics and reunions.
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Robertson
John Studlar
Platte
Loulaville
Stadlar
Cedar Creek
Clements
J. F. Wolff
Don Sears
H. Inhelder
Frank C. Baker
J. J. Schneider
F. F.slizman
T. Sullivan
L. Everett
Louisville
William Spencer
D. Barrett
Platte River
Swinmlie
National Stone Company
Qurry
Lowerte
Neb
Lincoln Journal
Louis Dillings
Bootblack
John Koop
Justice Lewis
Koop
Billings
Plattsmouth
State fair to host nightly open air air show
The state fair offers evening events featuring airships aeroplanes and aerial torpedoes in an outdoor display in front of the grand stand every night. The spectacle promises electric bombs and combat in the air as part of the open air exhibition.
Thank you for sympathy from Kroehler family
Card of thanks from Mrs Herman Kleitsch and the Kroehler family expresses gratitude for expressions of sympathy after the death of William Kroehler. They mention thanks to Modern Woodmen and Fraternal Order of Eagles for condolences and floral remembrances.
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Lnst
William Kroehler
Order of Eagles
Herman Kleitsch
Fred Kroehler
Kroehler
Frank Kroebehler
Dr Shoop's Health Coffee marketed as instant substitute
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Health Coffee as a clever coffee substitute with no real coffee, made from toasted grains malt and nuts. It claims a satisfying taste, quick preparation in a minute and no long boiling time.
Oklahoma trip reports severe drought and crop shifts
William Hoblehuh arrived back from several weeks in Oklahoma where he tended land. He notes a very severe drought with corn badly burned and short. Cotton and small grain fared better, but corn cultivation was abandoned as labor shortages and the shift to corn took hold. Overall, conditions are otherwise good and the country appears prosperous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB Cid
Patagonian
Doris
de Nova
Kelly
Celeste
Gen
Europe
London
Monsieur
Herbert Metszgar
M. L. Williams
Henderson Ward
Oklahoma
Edgar Patkonin
Omaha
Johnny
Harry Murray
A. H. Peterson
Er. G. Lewis
Ramsey
William Hoblehuh
Hoblstuh
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By Randall Parrish
England
Jack
Sanches
San Bernardino
Cal
Daily Sun
J. M. Patterson
Tom
Rea
James Patterson
First National Bank of
Patterson
Farmers’ Exchange Bank
Cucamonga
Plattamouth
California
the Sun
Carnival
C. E. Wescott
the Howe OF
R. BE. Miller
J. Matson
W. TH. Scott
J. Working
C. Boetal
G. H. Becker
C. M. Manners
Nobleman
Gerling & Co
Mdge
Cass County
Pribonens
Louisville Courier
Charles Pankonins
Racine
Wis
United States
Frank Stander
Littl
George Frater
Dulele
Thelma
Independence
Okla
Paul Wohlfarth
Joe Libershal
C. L. Martin
Mvery
Platts, Water Co
Rent
Seoone
Platts, Tel. Co
J. W. Egenberger
Moise Ouream
Kroehler Bros
Mdne
Nob
Tel. Co
Toll AG
W. B. Fushel
John Waterman
F. M. Richey
J. Hickson
John Geiser
G. F. Scott
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