Cass County Apple Showcases Varieties From Local Grower
Mr. Herman Bestor of Cass county West of Plattsmouth presented a collection of apples to the Journal including Autam Strawberry and Puchess of Oldenburg. The editor praises Cass county for fine fruit and thanks Bestor, noting a sack of eating apples as a gift. Talcums powder lies at Gering & Co.
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Herman Bestor
Journal
Plattamouth
Oldenburg
Missouri
Nebraska
Cass County
Bestor
Farewell Reception for Prof Rouse and wife in Weeping Water
The Weeping Water Board of Education and the Zetetic club jointly hosted a farewell reception for Prof E E L Rouse and his wife on Friday August 12. Attendees enjoyed a short program with solos by R V Boone Miss Fannie Breece and Mrs Treat. Rouse thanked the community for five years of support and praised the school board and parents. A grand march concluded the evening.
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EE. L. Rouse
Board of Education of Weeping Water
Zetetic Club
Krouse
Poo
Board of Education
Mr. Rouse
Ward Barr Arrested in Belt and Sword Chain Theft Case
Ward Barr was arrested Saturday on Julius Ramee's complaint for stealing a belt and sword chains last February. Barr pleaded guilty and Judge Archer fined him five dollars plus costs. his employer provided security and he was released.
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Ward Barr
Julius Ramee
Barr
Archer
Derby Red Barn Paint Offered Cheaper Than Linseed Oil
Derby Red Barn Paint is advertised as cheaper than linseed oil and mineral paints with a call to try it at Gering & Co. This brief notice highlights a price comparison and local supplier.
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Derby
Gering & Co
Union From the Ledger Kept Local Memory Alive
Mr and Mrs Louis Ottnat of Plattsmouth attended the reunion and visited relatives Friday Saturday and Sunday. F Harris of Murray passed here on the noon train Tuesday going to Smith County Virginia for a few weeks of pleasure and business. Gree F McNamee left Tuesday evening for Akron Col to spend two or three weeks visiting his son Charley and family. Geo W Eaton and Andrew Taylor are building new barns on their farms W Hf Crawford has the contracts for both. Frankie James a nephew of GP Barton arrived from Chicago to visit. He is nine years old but knows how to travel alone. Dr West E A Kirkpatrick Charles Brandt and James Palmer of Nehawka changed cars Tuesday returning from Omaha where they had been investigating Ak Sar Ben mysteries. John Pope has commenced the erection of a farm residence to replace one destroyed by fire several months ago two stories 28 by 28 with an addition for a kitchen.
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Koa ‘Tighe
Wm. Kirkpatrick
Manley
Corm
Move
The
Ledger
Louis Ottnat
Plattsmouth
F. Harris
Murray
Smith County
Virginia
Gree
F McNamee
Akron
Col
Charley
Geo. W. Eaton
Andrew Taylor
Hf. Crawford
Frankie James
Barton
Chicago
Dr. West
E. A. Kirkpatrick
Charles Brandt
James Palmer
Nehawka
Omaha
Ak-Sar-Ben
John Pope
RE. A. Stopher
Cameron
Palmyra
Bohannan
W. G. Cove
Leland
Illinois
R. Tolhurst
Mr. Cove
Mr. Tolhurst
Across the Pond
Cove
Old Country
America
Tolhurst
Herman Dettman
James Woodard
Green
Yoder
Ferguson
Messrs
Elmwood
M. P. Railroad Sells Round Trip Tickets at 75 Cents
On August 21 24 27 and September 3 7 10 14 and 17 the M P railroad will sell round trip tickets for the above occasion at 75 cents limited for return to one day following date of sale Co F Stowr TenBOROUGH rut Heil the favorite cigar.
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M. P. Railroad
Co. F. Stowr
Tenborough
Nehawka News Notes and Local Occurrences
Nehawka reports a Union picnic attendance, births and injuries, family moves, andhealth updates. June through August events include a great picnic turnout, a daughter born to Mr and Mrs James Stewart Hough, rheumatism cases, and a child eye injury at Burdick home. Also mentions water flood on Weeping Water and a drug store ad for Chamberlains tablets.
Elmwood News Roundup: Local Moves and Travels
Robert Bickert plans to study in Europe next year while Charles Waltz returns from Lincoln to visit family. Wim and James plus wife head to Alva Oklahoma for friends and land prospects. RE A Stopher improves after illness. Cameron consults with Bohannan, and Mr. Cove visits Leland. Herman Dettman and James Woodard buy lots north of Green's drug store for 1400, planning a double store building. Elmwood growth continues.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Offer Refund Promise
Advertising copy notes that the laxative product is guaranteed to cure and that druggists refund the money if it fails. Each box bears E. W. Grove's signature and is priced at 24 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Eagle From the Beacon and Local Notes
S J Earle reports a mule killed by lightning during a storm on Wednesday. Eagle schools to start Monday September 1 with punctual attendance urged. Alpheus Adams enlarges his home, promising a beautiful finished result. Dick Wright picked three orchard apples measuring 14 inches in circumference. Nebraska remains sound. W R Young leaves Tuesday for a three week Oklahoma trip to visit brother George at Alva. Allen Crabtree marks 52nd birthday with thirty friends and a bountiful meal, recounting old times and wishing more birthdays.
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Eagle Schools
Alpheus Adams
Adams
Dick Wright
Nebraska
W. R. Young
Wilds
Oklahoma
George
Alva
Allen Crabtree
Mr. Crabtree
Suit to compel deed to Plattsmouth property
Stephen D. Cecil sues Mary E. Putnam executrix of Ira D. Putnam's estate in district court claiming he paid for lots 8 9 10 and 11 in block 8 Plattsmouth since April 7 1898 and seeks a court direction for a deed after the death of Ira D. Putnam and appointment of his widow as administratrix.
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Stephen D. Cecil
Mary E. Putnam
Ira D. Putnam
Ira S. Putnam
City of
Plattsmouth
Putnam
Dysentery Cured Without the Aid of a Doctor
A Drummond Tennessee merchant Mr T A Pinner reports rapid recovery from dysentery after using one small bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He praises it as the best cholera medicine and says no doctor is needed for bowel complaints in children or adults. For sale by all druggists.
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T. A. Pinner
Drummond, Tenn
Burling ton Sells Omaha Tickets At 75 Cent Round Trip
Tickets go on sale on August 21 24 27 31 and September 3 7 10 14 and 17 at 75 cents for a round trip with sale limited to the day after each date.
Greenwood News Highlights Quiet Visit and Local Death
Allen J. Beeson toured Greenwood as a candidate for county attorney on Wednesday. A newborn son weighed nine pounds to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Christenson on Friday. John Kyle was transported to Omaha for an operation. Mrs. John A. Pope died at her residence six miles northwest of town, leaving a husband and four children. burial was in Greenwood cemetery. Visitors praised the M W A and enjoyed shelter from a storm provided by the B and M railway. No arrests or disturbances were noted.
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Allen J. Beeson
Andrew Christenson
John Kyle
Omaha
Greenwood
Ethel Latsch
Mollie Reed Goedecke
Omaha Printing Company
John A. Pope
Missouri
Nebraska
Greenwood Cemetery
Depot to showcase Cass county farm products for publicity
W L Pickett Burling ton route agent seeks fine Cass county agricultural specimens to decorate Plattsmouth depot interior and exterior. He argues a prominent display will advertise the county to thousands of east and westbound passengers each week, prompting comment and inquiry.
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W. L. Pickett
Burlington
Cass County
Plattsmouth
Oklahoma views from Cass County farmer visitor
The letter from Conrad Messinger describes a trip to El Reno Oklahoma on August 1 1892 praising 160 acre farms near Mr Coon Stoehr and A J Stinson with high yields and rising land prices. He notes strong wheat and corn crops including 50 to 70 bushels per acre and contemplates buying a half section as a profitable investment. He also mentions Mrs Mollie Mayfield and Ernest Hayes and closes with thanks.
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el Reeno
Oklahoma
Epiron
el Reno
Coon Stoehr
Stoehr
A. J. Stinson
Stinson
Mollie Mayfield
Burlington
Iowa
Elmood
Conrad Messinger
Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay. Price 25 cents.
Perfumes Of All Odors At Gering Company Store
A display of a wide range of fragrances fills the Gering Company store, offering scents for every preference. Shoppers peruse bottles and sample notes as aisles showcase the new assortment for the season.
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Gering & Co’s
Louisville Courier Briefs and Local Notices
Oliver Ward granted a pension of 12 per month. Miss Lillian Schryock of Plattsmouth is a great aunt to Miss Schryock. John Benfer and family returned to Plattsmouth after visiting Geo. H. Jackman’s family. Emil Walter infant son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Jacobson died August 21 at 2 p m with funeral held Saturday. John Gauer won a box of cigars with a 211 score at the bowling alley. Mr Haddon awards a box for 200 or better. Margaret Shoeman back from five weeks visiting Salt Lake City Ft Steele Washington and Sterling Colorado. Lillian Duncan of Kansas City visiting her parents. plans to move to New Mexico. Friday Masters injured when bicycle wheel struck a crossing. arm broken above wrist but healing. Mrs. Edna Final died August 17 1902 at her mother’s home. born September 17 1872 in Indianola Red Willow county Nebraska. raised in Cass county.
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Oliver Ward
Lillian Schryock
Plattsmouth
Miss Schryock
John Benfer
Geo. H. Jackman
Emil Walter
H. A. Jacobson
John Gauer
Mr. Haddon
Margaret Shoeman
Salt Lake City
Ft. Steele
Washington
Sterling
Colorado
Lillian Duncan
Kansas City
Mainstreet
Edna Final
Amos Kiser
Indianola
Red Willow County
Nebraska
Allegory of Fear and Folly in a Grasshopper Scene
An old allegorical image shows a girl terrified by a grasshopper while stepping on a snake. The parallel warns that spending large sums on a cyclone cellar is pointless without Chamberlin's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints, a remedy praised as prompt and reliable and sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlin
Lee's FlyoCure for Horses and Cattle Advertised
Try Lee's FlyoCure on your horse or cow during fly season and observe the great benefit from such use. It relieves the animal from tormenting insect pests and saves feed and increases marketable product. Easy to apply by Aspin wall Sprayer and inexpensive. Sold by Egenberger & Troup. Our root beer is finer than ever, try a mug of it. Gering & Co.
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Lee
Egenberger & Troup
Gering & Co
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