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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
3
A Nebraska newspaper editor faces criticism for dismissive coverage of a girl who accused a man of grave misconduct. The piece argues law must protect women and cautions against shaming victims, noting harm from making light of assaults and warning about moral double standards across society.
J N Waterman of Glenwood Florida returns from Ottawa Illinois after burying his wife and says he will visit Crete before returning home. Plattsmouth prepares for September 3 reopening as teachers return, vacancies filled, buildings repainted, and West school renovation completed.
The Eastern Star change picnic grounds from city park to Vine street homes of Dr. Cook and James Robertson due to untidy park conditions. The move disappoints the city which lost a desirable social venue and the group expects many visiting members on the date.
The Masonic Home board accepted the resignation of matron Mrs Civer, with Dr Grifferin named as her successor. He and his wife, currently in Omaha, are expected to arrive soon to assume charge of the home. Mrs Civer expresses best wishes for all members of the order.
E A Warl stock on lower Main street is being cleared at dramatic prices before the owner departs east to buy fall goods. Corsets priced to 25 cents, hosiery at 10 cents, and remaining lace, embroideries, and underwear offered at buyers choice or private sale. Credit is welcome and buyers can name their price to obtain the stock before week’s end.
At a Tuesday meeting Frank Warren was elected chairman and manager for Plattsmouth football. A squad of twenty city players, signaled readiness to join, will form the team with H G Streight as coach. No captain was named yet as organization continues.
A special train runs Thursday from Plattsmouth to Lincoln leaving 8:00 a.m. and returns at 7:30 p.m. Round trip fare is 2.74 including fair admission. A Lincoln to Omaha Plattsmouth special departs at 7:00 p.m. on Tue Wed Thu with Omaha route fare 3.54 round trip and fair admission. W. L. PICKETT.
The fresh oyster season has arrived and Perry's Restaurant remains the proper place to enjoy them. Diners can savor oysters in any style they prefer, showcasing the seafood specialty of the venue.
George James visited the city to consult attorney Matt Gering regarding a suit against Barnes operator of an animal show. James filed for damages after his wife was injured by an enraged lion when Barnes induced her into a cage without her husband present.
Peter J Hansen aged 67 died at home after a long paralysis illness. Survived by wife Agatha and children Terry Peter C and two daughters Henriette and Christina, with one daughter living in Pocasset, Ind. He held roles as clerk in Germany, shopkeeper, police chief and street commissioner in Plattsmouth. He belonged to A O U W Lodge No 81 Royal Arcanum and Modern Woodmen. Funeral arrangements pending until Mrs Chassett can join. service at St. Pauls Evangelical.
Mr and Mrs Nicholas E Todd held Metropolitan Life Insurance policies of 250 dollars each. About three weeks ago Mr Todd died and upon proof of death Mrs Todd received the full draft. Prompt payment reflects well on the company.
The Weeping Water Herald names prohibition candidates ahead of next Tuesday's primary. County Treasurer P A Jacobson. County Clerk Frank I. Commissioner William Wade. Clerk of District Court James M Delezene. Sheriff C A Ralston.
Irene Nickel once led Elmwood High as valedictorian and taught in Cass county schools. Relatives moved her to a private hospital as fears and melancholy grew, with insanity proceedings filed today before the insanity commissioner. Her brother E H Nickel testified as chief witness. The plan is transfer to the state asylum for care.
The Lincoln Star reports George L Loomis predicts Fremont townsman Geo L Loomis will be named on the fusion ticket for supreme judge. Loomis warned that friends of Judges Reese and Sedgwick may lose out. Loomis to speak in Plattsmouth on Labor Day.
Daily market notes from A. H. Smith Coates block noting Liverpool wheat and corn moves, Chicago and Kansas City receipts, and tomorrow estimates. Forecasts show general showers across the corn belt with wheat futures tumbling from intraday highs as selling pressure increases. Corn and oats skid as bears dominate, urging quick sale before further declines.
The annual report by Geo. L. Farley shows 100 districts and 110 school houses with 178 teachers for the county. It lists enrollment, attendance figures, and age ranges, with notes on nonattendance and transfer patterns, plus detailed financials and the coming year's tax levy of 72,900.00.
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