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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1902
Page
8
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Plattsmouth hosts a grand gala day as the pontoon bridge opens to the public. Attendance signals the biggest time in Cass county with celebrations, sports, and a river view attracting hundreds.
Bancroft Nebraska residents William Tighe and Joan Burke visit relatives while Tighe purchased 700 acres in Burt County years ago and now rejects sixty dollars per acre for the same land. neighbors N J Calkin rents farm near Manley, William Rauth buys Lovell’s eighty-acre plot, and Stander oversees barn construction. The Manley school opens September 1 with Worley presiding as rains slow threshing and plowing benefits.
Reports from Mynard describe weather and flooding along Four Mile Creek, with optimistic notes on harvest but concerns over buggy weather. Local items include a candidate meeting in Lincoln, school district construction plans for storm cave, hogs shipped to South Omaha, and gossip about wet sentiment and social life.
The community reports visitors and trips including Mrs and Mrs Will Kloepping in Minnesota and Albert Pappe with George Sehafer heading to Oklahoma. A foundry foreman change and plant news at Plattsmouth area. Labor Day events and pontoon bridge opening upcoming with local business notes.
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