Alfalfa mill at Central City described in detail
Central City Nebraska records describe the T B Mord alfalfa mill now operating with four tons per hour capacity. The one story cement block building houses grinding sifting mixing and bagging equipment fed by a molasses stream for a balanced cattle feed.
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Nebraska
Plattemouth
T. B. Mord
Tts
Ieelelie
Maine
Eythe Breitiing
Wits
United States
T. B. Herd
County Commissioners Approve Bridges Contract and Hear Salt Creek District
County commissioners awarded the bridge contract to the Nebraska Construction Company of Lincoln after bidding by nine firms. A December 15 hearing date was set for those interested in the Salt Creek drainage district. Several bonds were approved and insurance amounts set for county properties and the courthouse. The Cedar Creek road vacating was finalized.
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Rosencrans Som
Nebraska Construction Company
Lincoln
Neb
Monarch Bridge Co
Falls City
Columbia Bridge Co
Walla Walla
Wash
Midland Bridge Co
Kansas City
Canton Bridge Co
Omaha
Standard Bridge Co
T. L. Freeman
Tecumseh
P. L. Easterday & Co
Salt Creek
D. Hathaway
C. Bornemeier
C. T. Richards
Wm. Stohlman
Wm. Keteh
J. EB. Bates
J. H. Henninger
Chas
Clapp
Elmwood
Walter Norval
Weeping Water
M. W. Wood
Justice of the Peace
A. N. Spear
Center
Queen Insurance Co
New York
Court House
Continental
Glen Falla Insurance
Cedar Creek
Brief District Court Session in Herald v Coates and Bowarth
Judge Travis held a brief district court session before leaving for Nebraska City. A motion for a new trial in Herald v Coates was argued and submitted, with the court taking the matter under advisement. In State v Bowarth an award of 250 dollars was approved for A N Sullivan for services defending Bowarth across lower and district courts, Bowarth awaiting sentencing.
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Travis
District Court
Nebraska City
Herald
Boxarth
Judge J L Root Named To State Supreme Court Seat
From Monday's Daily J N Wise reports Judge J L Root of the city was appointed to a three year term on the state supreme court. No names of other appointees were released.
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J. N. Wise
J. L. Root
State Supreme Court
Dread Typhoid Claims Beloved Child in Platten Neli
Obituary notice reports the death of Edna Hitehies, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgerton, due to typhoid fever on November 2. The family near Platten Neli receives public sympathy as a funeral service was held yesterday afternoon. the piece laments the loss of a young life and offers condolences from the Journal and friends.
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Row Mundlayin
Nidgerton
Ther Khia
Alfred
Aben
Maigor
Platten
Neli
Wes
Dyentlin
Lalhy
Holgerton
Howe
Edgerton
Bereavement Note for Inez Bolya Funeral Thanks
In our bereavement we extend thanks to friends for support during the loss of our daughter Inez Bolya. Special appreciation goes to Ale. OF. B. War tham, Mrs. J. B. Green, Mrs. Stiles, and Mr. Riley Jones for their kind help and the generous flowers at the funeral.
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Inez Bolya
Ale
OF. B. Wartham
J. B. Green
Mr. Stiles
Riley Jones
Latky Fights New Suit Against Lincoln Hotel Owner
Mrs Mary Latky initiates a criminal action in Lancaster County Court against Levi Munson proprietor of the Royal Hotel Lincoln. The dispute follows Latky losing re election as Grand Chief after a prior suit over an alleged board bill and the ejectment of Mayme Cleaver from office. Latky vows further action until revenge is achieved.
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Mere. Latkhy
Mary Latky
Lancaster County
Agiliet Levi Muncot
Royal Hotel
Lincoln
Abel
Grand Lodge
Munson
Knee Injury Reports Mild Setback for Bert Thrasher
Bert Thrasher, recently employed in the brass foundry, suffered a knee injury this afternoon after falling against a pile of babbitt metal. The wound was painful but not serious, likely keeping him from work for several days. Medical care was administered.
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Bert Thrasher
Sevral
County Returns Show Dem Majority Shift In 1204 Election
The article describes a historical county result with Teenevelt carrying the county by a large margin and mentions other election figures and shifts. It notes a later incident where a man injured near a depot on the Gorlineton tracks, with recovery expected and previous accidents referenced as context.
Narrow Escape As Runaway Team Threatens City Drive
On Thursday morning a runaway team of Peter Halmes spooked bystanders near the city, overturning a buggy driven by L. A. Meisinger. Meisinger was dragged briefly but escaped with minor injuries while the team ran on until one horse fell. Children riding with Halmes were en route to Thanksgiving services. no serious harm to them reported.
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L. A
Keltie
Muia- Inger
Messinger
Halmes
Getting Along Nicely After Hospital Operation
From Monday's Daily W. L. Street report, a man taken to Immanuel hospital last Wednesday for an operation is now very comfortable and has withstood the procedure well. Family and physicians expect steady improvement and general well being.
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W. L. Street
Immanuel Hospital
Terrible accident at railroad shops tragedy at Omaha foundry
A severe industrial accident occurred at an Omaha railroad shop where McCarthy suffered fatal eye injuries and severe facial trauma from an explosion near a gate. He was taken to Clarkson Hospital, then Omaha for specialist care, but eye damage proved extensive.
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Pei HO
Neil Pole
van Gi
Mar of Gaehord
McCarthy
Buriington
Onna
Difford
Louisville Citizens Rebuild Platte River Bridge
Louisville citizens organize to reconstruct the Platte River wagon bridge after spring flooding. The project, urged as state duty, aims for three months until teams can cross again, boosting local commerce and property values as Louisville seeks growth. The Courier notes community effort and regional benefit.
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Crea
Sarpy
Banda
Platte
Loulaville
Louisville Courier
Louisville
Platte River
Nebraska
Iowa
Alfalfa Mill Backed by Nebraska City Citizens
Local residents form a company with 25 000 to 50 000 capital to buy the old starch works and install machinery for an alfalfa meal mill. They urge immediate action to start a canning factory and mill, warning delays could spoil the opportunity and noting Plattsmouth as a potential help.
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Nebraska City
Plattamouth
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