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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1907

Page

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Tragedy as Nebraska youth hangs self on farm near Rock Bluff

John Beckner, seventeen, who worked for Chas Creamer on the Levi Churchhill farm southwest of Rock Bluff, was found dead yesterday hanging from a tree with a harness line. Neighbors and officials investigated. motive remains unknown.

John Beckner Chas. Creamer Levi Churchhill Rock Bluff Mr. Creamer Nebraska City John Yardley Quinton L. R. Upton Union Steve Beckner

O. C. F Convention At Pacific Junction

The Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Mills county Iowa hold a county convention at Pacific Junction including lodges from Malvern Glenwood Tabor Randolph Henderson Silver City and Pacific Junction A large crowd attends despite overnight rain(Pacific Junction is a small place but Showcases hospitality).

Independent Order of Odd Fellows Mills County Iowa Pacific Junction Malvern Glenwood Tabor Randolph Henderson Silver City Odd Fellows

Special Trains to State Fair Planned from Plattsmouth

Special trains run from Plattsmouth to Lincoln on Thursday for the state fair. Depart Plattsmouth 8:00 a.m., return from Lincoln 7:30 p.m., fare 2.74 for round trip including fair admission. A return special runs Lincoln to Omaha and Plattsmouth at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday Wednesday Thursday with Omaha route price 3.54 round trip including fair admission. W. L. Pickett.

Plattsmouth Lincoln Omaha W. L. Pickett

Murder Attempt at Bailey Sanatorium Reported

Irene Nickel, a demented patient from Alvo, poured carbolic acid on sleeping attendant J Gallogly at Bailey Sanatorium in Lincoln. The coroner’s jury found death due to acid exposure and cleared the sanatorium of blame. Nickel contemplated poisoning herself or the man to stop presumed danger to her family. She wore handcuffs during the act. Gallogly died at 8 o clock, three hours after the incident. Trene Nickel, also of Alvo, has been at the sanatorium for months seeking recovery.

The Lincoln Journal Irene Nickel Alvo Bailey Sanitorium Miss Nickel Bailey Sanatorium J. Gallogly Bailey Mr. Gallogly Trene Nickel Severa

Primary Election Details on Ballots and Voter Rules

The article explains a two election system with a primary on September 3 to nominate candidates. Names must be printed on the ballot and voters must declare party allegiance to receive a ballot. A canvas of votes by the County Clerk and deputies follows, then party committees meet to organize. General election rules remain unchanged.

Court House Rosencrans

Judge Wilson Officiates Weeping Water Couple’s Wedding

Allen R. Compton and Miss Belva Shanklin wed this afternoon as Weeping Water residents. The couple will host a reception at their home in Nehawka after the ceremony and return there this evening.

Judge Wilson Allen R. Compton Belva Shanklin Weeping Water Nehawka City

Burlington installs new combination switch and semaphore

The Burlington adds a safety device at the station with a combination switch and semaphore. The system shows day or night conditions based on how the arms and lights are displayed, ensuring proper signaling even if the switch is not correctly thrown.

Burlington

Labor Day Celebration Promises Grand Plattsmouth Parade

Speakers include Governor Sheldon Hon George L Loomis Hon Hugh Meyers and Senator Root with Judge Travis. Iowa Institute band performs alongside two others. night illuminations planned. Parades attract visitors from miles as Plattsmouth hosts a grand holiday on Monday September 2 inviting families to enjoy.

Sheldon George L. Loomis Freamont Hugh Meyers Omaha Root Travis Iowa Institute West Plattsmouth

The Wabash Park Again

A reader questions the neglect of Wabash Park and recounts how Mr. Richards beautified it, then faced vandalism and abandonment. The writer urges restoration or enforcement, noting the need for revenue to maintain the park and deter future damage.

Hagel Family Visits Cass County Resident of Northport Neb

Wm Hagel his wife and son visited Cass county tonight coming from Northport Nebraska. Hagel a former Cass county resident is brother to Mrs Fight and Mrs Wehrbein and father of Mrs Jacob Treitsch Jr. The Journal notes a pleasant call from a longtime reader.

Wm. Hagel Northport Neb Hagel Cass County John Fight Wehrbein Jacob Treitsch

Old Settlers Reunion at Union Delights Attendees and Oration

A reunion of old settlers attracted attendees from Plattsmouth and nearby areas. William Ramsey gave a notable speech captivating peers who praised his delivery and legal prospects. The crowd was smaller than some years but matched the first day of prior reunions, with more expected today.

Union Plattsmouth William Ramsey Judge Ramsey

Change and growth as rail lines reshape local grain trade

The Missouri Pacific upgrade spurred town growth and new grain shipping points. Duff Grain plans to move the elevator to near the old Doud place and rebuild Cedar Creek to Louisville, with work starting after remodeling Franklin elevator and before the current crop moves.

Missouri Pacific Duff Grain Company Doud Place Chas. Cook’s Burlington Mynard Weeping Water Lincoln West Cedar Creek Louisville Franklin

Big blowout at Adam Stoehr home fuels community gathering

A large crowd of youths and many families gathered at Adam Stoehr’s residence last Saturday evening for dancing and refreshments. Attendees included Henry Born family, Louis Born family, John Ah and family, Willis and others, with numerous Meisinger, Heil, Kaffenberger, Kenny, Parkamin, Stohlman, and Stoehr relations present. One attendee noted the event as a success.

Adam Stoehr Henry Born Louis Born John Ah Willis Allie Emil Louis Meisinger Henry Adam Heil John Krager John Kaffenberger William Hirtz Martin Jim Will Kroler Frank Steppart Otto Parkamin Peter Joan Kenny August Thomas Nick Baumgartner Minnie Born Hattie Heil Anna Parkamin Hattie Mattie Kaffenberger Lizzie Amma Kattie Steppart Mary Rosa Kenny Minnie Stohlman Nettie Mary Meisinger

For Sale Six Room House Near Cistern

Six room house with cistern half a block away for sale. Price eight hundred dollars. Contact C L Martin at corner 10th and Pearl streets.

C. L. Martin 10Th Pearl Streets

Serious Accident at Nehawka Injures Philpot Family

Ernest Philpot his wife and three children were in a buggy pulled by untrained western horses when a passing engine caused the team to bolt at Nehawka crossing. Mrs Philpot suffered a severe facial wound and two children were only bruised. the husband was knocked unconscious and his jaw broken. The buggy was demolished and wreckage lay along the track. The family planned to attend the Old Settlers Reunion in Union.

Ernest Philpot Nehawka Old Settlers Union Mr. Philpot Philpot J. P. Kuhney

Death of James McNealy Found On Louisville Sidewalk

A Louisville druggist found James McNealy a local butcher lying dead on the sidewalk. Coroner’s inquest suggested heart failure as the cause, with drinking since the Fourth of July noted by witnesses. Funeral services are planned tomorrow. he left a widow and child and carried $1000 in the A. O. U. W. order.

Louisville James McNealy Lute Boedeker McNealy P. C. Stander Petterson Main Street

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John B. Beckner Charles Gramer Young Becker Mr. Shrader John Wabash Park Wabash Richards Joseph Tighe Mr. Richards Cass
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