Bold Colored Thieves Steal Vest and Pants in Burlington Chase
Glen Rawls and Deputy Manspeaker pursue two thieves from Wescott's store toward Burlington station. The pair drop a suitcase containing four vests and four pairs of pants in a hollow. one suspect is captured by Rosa Todd near Oreapolis with assistance from Chief Amick. Authorities plan to reclaim the fugitives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manspeaker
Glen Rawls
C. EK
Othr
Mr. Rawls
Mr. Rawle
Burlington
Sheriff Manspeaker
Main Street
Quinton
Burlington Station
Oreapolis
Wescott
Sona
BP. H. Wescott
Rosa Todd
Plattsmouth merchants lure Omaha shoppers for clothing deals
Omaha readers learn that Plattsmouth stores offer cheaper, quality overcoats from Hirach Wickwire and other firms. Col John Franklin Swezey reports Omaha shoppers struggle to beat Plattsmouth prices, with Wescott's Thierolf and Holly branded as strong rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Franklin Swezey
Omaha
Exclusive Omaha Clothiers Ready to Meet Any Trade
The three firms are described as the exclusive clothiers drawing trade from Omaha and capable of competing with any rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
John Zitka Arranged and Freed by Judge Archer
John Zitka appeared before Judge Archer and was arraigned then released with no day. The case involved a claim by his wife Mia that Zitka took coins she owned, but evidence showed she had misplaced them and he was not found guilty of assault. Zitka had spent days in custody recovering from prior excesses. Hol Donat visited his wife in the Omaha hospital, detained for Majesty on the early train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Archer
John Zitka
Mia
Bastile
John Barlevcorn
Hol. Donat
Omaha
Red Men invited to B16 smoker at Fort Crook
Keeper of Records Walters of Missouri Tribe No. 69 I O R M receives invitation from Onondage Tribe No. 72 Fort Crook to attend a smoker at Lowry's Hall on the 14th. The notice calls all Red Men to attend for an evening of stunts dancing singing and socializing with several Great Chiefs expected.
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Walters
le. R. M
Fort Crook
Missouri Tribe
Mil Walters
R. Missouri Tribe
R. M. Plattemouth
Nebraska
Lowry's Hall
No. 69
John C. J. Sullivan
Park Chriswisser Visits County Seat Near Nehawka
Chriswisser, a resident living near Nehawka, traveled to the county seat yesterday for an official visit or business. The article notes the local travel and the purpose of the county visit.
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Park Chriswisser
Nehawka
Million Dollar Stomach Offer Warns Dyspepsia Sales Pitch
A Rexall advertisement warns about dyspepsia and promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets from The Rexall Store at F. G. Fricke & Co. in Plattsmouth. It claims pepsin restores digestion, promises relief from indigestion, and offers a money back guarantee after a trial. Three sizes priced 25c 50c and 1.00.
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Milli-Millonaire
Rexall
Plattsmouth
F. G. Fricke & Co
Doctor’s New Life Pills End Long Illness in Ingleside
B F Ayscue of Ingleside North Carolina suffered from indigestion and failed medical remedies after trying multiple doctors and $200 in medicines. After using Dr King’s New Life Pills he reports a complete cure. They treat constipation biliousness sick headache stomach kidney and bowel troubles. 26 cents at F G Fricke Co.
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B. F. Ayscue
N. C
Dr. King
F. G. Fricke & Co
Missouri Pacific work expands with Greek steel gang
Nine Greek workers are stationing in Plattsmouth to relay steel for the Missouri Pacific line from Kansas City to Omaha with Gilmore Junction as headquarters. The project will take weeks, boosting local commerce as workers buy food and supplies. Also notes local visits by Henry Stander and W. C. Carraher.
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Missouri Pacific Railway
Nme
Gilmore Junction
Kansas City
Omaha
Nehawka Welcomes Repatriated Barber John Kohney
The Journal reports John P Kohney formerly of Plattsmouth has returned to Nebraska from Oklahoma and opened a barber shop in Nehawka He is praised as an expert and a welcome addition to the town. The piece also cites Mrs O Rhinevault praising Electric Bitters for improving her health and spirits with a recommendation to try the medicine at Fricke Co.
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J. P. Kohney
Harry
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Oklahoma
John
Nehawka
John P. Kuhney
Idc
F. G. Fricke & Co
Night Watchman Overcomes Severe Cold With New Discovery
W. J. Atkins, lone night worker at Banner Springs Tennessee, contracted a severe lung cold from exposure. After failures with remedies, he used Dr King s New Discovery and returned to work after one bottle. The ad promotes 50 cents and 1.00 per bottle with a free trial guaranteed by F G Fricke Co.
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W. J. Atkins
Banner Springs
Tenn
Dr. King
F. G. Fricke & Co
Tr Thomas Relectric Ol is Best Remedy for Croup
Mrs L Whiteacre of Buffalo New York says Tr Thomas Relectric Ol has been used with success in her family for eight years as the best remedy for the often fatal disease croup.
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Thomas
Family reunion brings Dill clan together in second ward
Andrew Dill and wife host a broad gathering with visits from daughter Hattie Davis of Wilmington Col and sons Ben of the farm and Riley from Lyons Nebraska. Mrs Davis and Mrs Mipp plan to stay several days while Ben and Riley travel home tomorrow. A sprained ankle often keeps one bedridden weeks without proper care. Chamberlain liniment may heal in days.
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Andrew Dill
Second Ward
Hattie Davis
Wilmington
Col
Ben Dill
Riley Dill
Alice Hipp
Lyons
Neb
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Swallow Hill
Platte
John’ Franklin Swezey
Mat
the Plains
Omaha Daily News
John Frankiln
C. B. Woncott
Bolis
Omah
Col. Swezey
Omaha Buses
Bit. Weavett
Col. Swesey
Plattsmouth Merchante
Wescott's
Faber & Thierolf
Wm. Holly
Koubek
Journal
Ire
Nelson Jones
Mr. Jones
Fle
J. W.crrbill
J. W. Grabill
Bucklen
Amica
G. Vrncke & Co
Henry Stander
Louwisville
W. C. Carraher
Union
Vinci
Gering & CO. Draggist
Peteonl
the First National Bank
D. P. Kohney
C. A. Morse
Council Bluffs, Jr
J. Finley
Fairbury, Neb
G. J. Jones
Minley
Chicago
National Farm Land Congress
Counry
Pacific Coast
California
Page Sonn Homeseekers
Ama Hite
W K. Peckett
L. W. Wakeley G
A. Omaha
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