Settlement of Andrews Peterson Estate in County Court
Judge Beeson presided over the settlement of the estate of Anders Pettersson alias Henry Peterson who died near Union Nebraska on February 14. He left a sister and three nephews in Sweden and one nephew in Nebraska. The estate mainly consisted of two notes totaling about $900 and minor personal property. Sweden confirms heirship showing a line of children and confirms three shares: one for the Nebraska nephew, one for the Swedish sister, and one for the three Swedish nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre Henry Peterson
Union
Sweden
Stromsburg
Nebraska
H. W. Lloyd
Mr. Lloyd
Peterson
Soderbarke
Kopparberg
Kingdom of
Anders Pettereson
Henry Peterson
Petter Persson
Kik
Lena Stina Samuelsdotter
Per Reinhold Andersson
Hugnora
Axel Andersson
Stockholm
Karl John Andersson
Munkbo
Horrbarke
Advertising value and civic support urged by merchants
Ben S. Jacobs of Conrad & Co addressed the Pilgrim Publicity association at the Boston City club arguing advertising is salesmanship with broad reach and an investment. He urged local papers and merchants to cooperate for mutual profit and civic pride in clean, modern newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben S. Jacobs
Conrad & Co
Pilgrim Publicity Association
Boston City Club
Mr. Jacobs
Notice to Creditors Estate of John H Wallinger
Creditors of the deceased John H Wallinger must present claims for examination and allowance to the administrator. The meetings are before County Judge of Cass County at the Plattsmouth county court on December 12 1910 and June 14 1911 at 9 o’clock a.m. Six months to file claims and one year to settle the estate from December 12 1910. Issued November 10 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nebraska
Cass County
John H. Wallinger
Plattemouth
Said
Anid County
Plattamouth
City Visit With Sister Mary Foster Highlighted
A brief note records a city visit featuring County Superintendent Mary Foster accompanying her sister. The exact date and location are not specified in the readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Foster
Eichtencamp on Witness Stand in Flege Murder Trial
Albert Eichtencamp testifies he witnessed Louise Flege's killing during the William Flege murder trial in Ponca Nebraska. He describes a quarrel in the house, a pursuit to the yard, gunfire, and accusations against William, with other testimonies detailing the revolver, threats, and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flege
Ponca
Louise Flege
Neb
Albert Eichtencamp
William Flege
Louise
Misa Ida Helndrichs
Henry Helnodrichs
A. W. Meyers
Dixon County
Heindrichs
Albert Eichtchcamp
William
Blehtoncamp
Richtencamp
Albert
Eichten
Miege
Richitencamp
Henry Helidrichy
Albert Bichtencamp
May Accept New Pullman Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission may approve a 20 percent reduction in upper berth rates and additional cuts in both upper and lower berths. Commissioner Lane notes railroads and states on complaint would also accept the changes if the ICC deems them acceptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pullman Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lane
Pawnee Farmer Killed in Field Accident
Pawnee City Nebraska December 3 Bert Hall a farmer died after a gate caused his horse to bolt throwing him and fracturing his skull. He was en route to his home when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawnee
Pawnee City
Neb
Bert Hall
Mr. Hall
Hin Slull
Pure Food Law Test Case Before Supreme Court
The Supreme Court granted a writ of habeas corpus against Sheriff Hoagland of Lancaster county in a test case by King and Bt. T. Page to challenge the net weight stamping provision of the pure food law. The case, returnable Jan 3, may define constitutionality and interpretation of the net weight requirement for packed foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Supreme Court
Hoagland
Lancaster County
King
Bt. T. Page
Pure Food Commissioner
National Biscuit Company
Smong Thei E Press
Asquith Party in Hard Lines
London December 3 A steady decline in coalition stock prices since campaign open shows starting at 120 for majority, now near sixty. If Asquith and allies win with reduced majority, Premier may resign and A J Balfour could form a new cabinet. A landslide appears more likely in favor of unionism than radicalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
Asquith
A. J. Balfour
King George
Balfour
Nebraskans Make Him at National Livestock Meeting
W R Mellor secretary of the state board of agriculture reports Nebraskans prominent at the National Livestock association meeting in Chicago. Governor Shallenberger spoke to the Shorthorn Breeders' association. invitation was extended for the National Berkshire association to meet in Nebraska next year. Nebraska led hog exhibits at the state fair, with strong odds for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
W. R. Mellor
State Board of Agriculture
Chicago
National Livestock Association
Shallenberger
H. Rudge
George Hervey
Mellor
Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Mr. Mellor
National
Herkshire Association
Nebraska
Iowa
Congress
Taft Weighs Supreme Court Nominations Amid Open Mind
President Taft, after delivering his message, begins final consideration of forthcoming supreme court and commerce court appointments. He dismisses reports as guesswork and says he remains open to the claims of scores of candidates as he listens to options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Supreme Court
Court of Commerce
Lame Duck Alley At White House Opens As Waiting Room
A White House corridor, screened off by order of Secretary Norton, becomes an additional waiting room for callers. A well known senator christened the space Lame Duck alley, reflecting its new purpose and expected continued use.
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Washington
Dec
White House
Norton
Lame Duck Alley
Con
Supreme Court Hears Writ for Dietz in Habeas Corpus
Chief Justice Winslow presides as the Wisconsin Supreme Court considers a mandate to Sheriff Madden of Sawyer County to bring John F. Dietz to Madison at ten o'clock on December to show by what right he holds the prisoner. The proceeding is presented by a Milwaukee attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Winslow
Supreme Court
Madden
Sawyer County
John F. Dietz
Dietz
Milwaukee
Still Leads Ledger: Omaha Vote Margins Narrowed
With the examination of the Douglas county voting machines finished by the election canvassing board, Addison Walt Republican candidate still leads Charles W. Pool Democratic candidate for secretary of state by ninety two votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Douglas County
Charles W. Pool
Addison Walt
Mr. Pool
Oyster Supper Brings Sunday School Class Elects Officers
Jesse Perry hosts the Pansy class of the Christ Church at Rev Ratcliffe's home. Officers elected: Leta Lair president Milas Katie Moster vice president Margarette Thomas treasurer Edith Miller secretary Myra Stenner organist. Plans to enlarge the class discussed and carried out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Ratcliffe
Leta Lair
Milas Katie Moster
Margarette Thomas
Edith Miller
Myra Stenner
Ratecliffe
Former Deputy County Clerk Visits City
From Saturdays Daily Chas McPherson of Lincoln visited the Journal briefly with Judge Ramsey. A son-in-law of the late Henry Leinhoff and former Cass county resident, he served as deputy county clerk during James Robinsons tenure at the old courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, McPherson
Lincoln
Ramsey
Journal
McPherson
Henry Leinhoff
Cass County
Tme
James Robinson
Zarr Visits Court House From South Bend Farm
O W Zarr, a well to do young farmer from near South Bend, came to the court house this morning to attend to business and stopped at the Journal to say hello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
St. Dukes Choir Outing Enjoys Burlap Wagon Ride
J Will Eggenberger, coal dealer, outfitted his wagon with burlap carpet and cushions for St Luke’s choir outing. The group gathered at Riley hotel, rode to L A Moore’s home for games and readings, with a notable Jay Slovers solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Duke's Choir
Wiii Egenberger
St. Luke's Choir
J. W. Eggenberger Yard
Riley Hotel
L. A. Moore
Jay Slovers
Egenberger
Printer’s Woes Prompt Doctor Visit in Council Bluffs
Art Pribble of the News-Herald sought a specialist, Dr. Daum, in Council Bluffs this afternoon for a troublesome sore finger that resists healing, complicating his work typing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Pribble
The
News-Herald
Council Bluffs
Dr. Daum
Art
Mr Steve Copenhaver Visits County Seat
Mr Steve Copenhaver from near Murray drove in today to transact business in the county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Copenhaver
Murray
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Mel
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Tis
J.W. Hughes
Missouri More School
Perkins Otel
Platts
Wardo
Wahoo
Herbert Heindrichs
Ida
Emerson
Ida Heindrichs
Star Witness
Pure Food Law
Wickwireco
C. E. Wescott
Berkshire Association
Jesse Perry
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Nebraska City News
O. W. Zarr
Zaar
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