Political guild forms nonpartisan slate amid franchise fight
Haldane and allies weigh strategies as Gormly looms and Gotham Freight Traction renewal rides on the franchise. They plan a united front, with Warren reentry, Liffey pressuring Benson, and police and DA backing the effort, while the fate of the franchise hangs in the election balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rutherford
Mr. Rutherford
Liffey
Haldane
Benson
Toon
Gormly
Mr. Haldane
Gotham Freight Traction Company
van Blyke
MacRonald
McDonald
Organization
van Slyke
Traction Company
Walt
Connell
Warren
Ldffey
Messia
Breach of Promise Suit Stirs Nebraska City
Miss Lulu Lloyd through attorney John C. Watson sues George W. Justice for 25000 dollars claiming breach of promise. Lloyd is a well known local daughter of merchant L. W. Lloyd. Justice is a wealthy farmer, about 50, secretary of the Otoe County Corn Show. The suit cites a June 11, 1910 promise to marry and subsequent nonperformance.
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Lulu Lloyd
John C. Watson
George W. Justice
L. W. Lloyd
Batchelor
Otoe County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Shoeman Family Reunites for 76th Birthday Celebration
In this city last Sunday Mr. George Shoeman celebrated his 76th birthday with a family reunion at the Shoeman residence. A lavish dinner featured a long snowy linen table and a feast prepared by Mrs. Shoeman. Attending were John Shoeman and family, Fred Krecklow and family, William Hoover and family, W. A. Messinger and family, John Leuchtwels and family, Mrs. John Cleveland, and Miss Frances Leuchtwels from Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shoeman
Edith Martin Weds Mathew F Morton in City Home
A marriage license issued by the county judge enabled the wedding of Mr. Mathew F. Morton and Miss Clara Edith Martin this afternoon at 2 50 at the bride’s parents home on North Sixth Street. The Journal plans to publish a full account in tomorrow’s edition.
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Mathew F. Morton
Clara Edith Martin
J. B. Martin
North Sixth Street
Bee Raising And Honey Production Proves Profitable
Eastern Nebraska alfalfa and clover cultures boost apiculture as a profitable minor industry. Experts estimate 25 30 pounds per colony of comb honey or 40 60 pounds of extracted honey annually with price ranges from 16 to 25 cents per pound. Proper hive placement facing away from winds with morning sun, shade at peak heat, weed control, and space between hives maximize production and minimize disturbances.
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B. F. Phillips
Bureau of Eemology
Washington
United States
Phillipe
Dean's Kidney Pills Cited As Lasting Cure By Local Resident
Frank Brinkman of Eleventh St Plattsmouth Nebraska testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured his back pain mornings dizziness and headaches after other remedies failed. He bought them at Gerling Co drug store and reports prompt, lasting relief with 60 cent price. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's. They cure not just relieve. Bishop Beecher Consecrated at Omaha Cathedral today with Bishop Tuttle Millspaugh Morrisom Williams officiating. Attendees from St Luke's include Canon Hargege W J White Ed Barwick Mrs George Dovey and Miss Catherine Dovey.
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Dean
Frank
Brinkman
Plattsmouth
Neb
Gerling & Co
Beecher
Bshop Graves
Kearney
Omaha
Bishop Tuttle
Millapaugh
Morrisom
Williams
St. Luke's Church
Canon Hargege
W. J. White
Ed. Barwick
George Dovey
Catherine
Lost Red Calf Seeks Return Reward Offered
Notice from Frank Lepert of R F D Plattsmouth Nebraska reports a lost all red calf weighing 260 pounds with a promised reward for recovery. Contact details provided for notification.
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Frank Lepert
Plattamouth
Powell Seeks City for Move Prefers Plattsmouth
Mr. Fred A. Powell recently named deputy for the Knights and Ladies of Security in this territory visited Plattsmouth to meet local council members and scout a city for relocating his family, expressing favorable impressions of Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Powell
Knights and Ladies of Security
Powell
Plattemouth
Packing House to Open After Idle Period
The Morton-Gregson Packing house resumes activity after idle time due to high hog prices and planned improvements. It will begin buying hogs on Saturday and start killing on Monday, aiming to handle all hogs shipped.
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Morton-Gregson
Nebraska City News
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Ae Cyrus Asend Brady
Dearborn Melvill
Lad
Megat, Yard & Co
Diagter
Livingstone Haldane
George Gormly
White Wings
Habberley
Fey
Fnandler
Nebraska City
Edith Martin
Hatt Produce CO
Fletcher
IC Centaur Company
Murray Street
Nebraska
the Union
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
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