Plattsmouth Native Chas Rhode Injured In Fire
A Plattsmouth man Chas Rhode and his wife escaped a morning fire in St Joseph Missouri using a fire escape. Mrs Rhode suffered a crushed left ankle and possible internal injuries, transported to Central Hotel. Property loss about 700 dollars with 500 insurance. Rhode lost 75 in currency but found 40 silver and two checks later.
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St. Joe
Plattsmouth
Chas. Rhode
Central Hotel
North Sixth Street
W. E. Pentz
Appendicitis cases prompt Omaha hospital transfers
Over several weeks eight local appendicitis cases distribute to Omaha and Lincoln hospitals. Patients include Miss Vesta Eaton Miss Lalu Leek Fred Weldman Councilman Frank Neuman and Dean Cummins. One patient remains too ill for transfer while others recover after operations and consultations.
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Omaha
Vesta Eaton
J. W. Gamble
Lalu
J. M. Leek
Fred Weldman
Frank Neuman
St. Joseph Hospital
Dean Cummins
Mary Kaufman
Cedar Creek
Miss Leek
B. D. Cummins
Fred Weidman
Lincoln
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Fred
Miss Eaton
T. P. Livingston
Clarkson Hospital
Lena
John Hirz
Davis
Immanuel Hospital
Grover Kuffner
New Swedish Hospital
Hemp Mill Tragedy Ends Man's Leg Loss in Hemp Mill
Kilmer Schuler prominent Havelock druggist and mill manager lost his left leg after slipping on a platform near the hemp grinders. He was rushed to University Place Hospital where doctors amputated nine inches from the hip. Authorities fear blood loss and shock may be fatal.
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Havelock
Kilmer Schuler
Schuler
University Place
McKinnon
Lincoln
Patterson Buys Omaha Book Store From Robi L Mausey
L. J. Patterson of Omaha becomes owner of the Robi. L. Mausey book store. He takes possession immediately and vows courteous square dealing to keep old patrons and attract new ones.
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L. J. Patterson
Omaha
Robi. L. Mausey
Weber family shifts to Crete for ice plant foremanship
George Weber and family travel to Omaha for a stay while he resigns as engineer at the Water Works pump house to become foreman of an ice plant in a Crete brewery. Wm Burbee becomes the new engineer. M. Hild's Sixth street store advertises fine Christmas furnishings.
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George Weber
Omaha
Mr. Weber
Crete
Neb
Advertising Builds Towns and Attracts Trade in Plattsmouth
A city booster essay argues that judicious advertising by Portsmouth and Plattsmouth merchants fuels growth. It stresses that publicizing bargains draws holiday shoppers from Omaha, boosts local employment, and strengthens the common good through proactive business promotion.
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Martsmouth
Portsmouth
Plattsmouth
Omaha
Leon
Iowa
Farmer Invests in 1000-Pound 17 Month Shorthorn
A prominent western Plattsmouth farmer visited Omaha yesterday and bought a fine thoroughbred male shorthorn weighing about 1000 pounds and aged 17 months. The animal is described as possessing the finest blood strains in the breed.
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Reo. Tid
Plattsmouth
Omaha
President Roosevelt Endorses Farmers Institutes and Meetings
The president urges farmers to attend meetings noting progress from farmers institutes diary breeders and horticultural associations. A Watertown rural delivery writer claims his daughter with epilepsy was cured by Dr King’s New Life Pills and sells Fricke Co drugs and Gering Co cosmetic salves and carbolized salve for eczema and injuries.
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Roosevelt
Congress
United States
J. 0. Waterman
Watertown
Gering & Co
Christmas Certificates For Remembrance Gifts
A local listing promotes Christmas certificates offered to memorialize friends. The item highlights a practical way to remember others during the holiday season and invites interested readers to partake.
Threshing Outfit Accident Injures Joe Lloyd
Joe Lloyd was moving a threshing outfit when clothing caught in the machinery. He attempted to increase speed, resulting in injury and prompt stoppage of the work.
Two Accidents Near Town Cause Injuries and Alarm
A threshing crew accident injured Joe Lloyd when his pant leg was caught in a moving engine, ripping his left leg from knee to ankle and requiring twenty five stitches before he could rest. Roy Stadler was pushed under hooves of a team on Malin street, suffering cuts to the right eye and leg but escaping serious harm.
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Lloyd
Malin Street
Roy Stadler
Geo. Stander
TI. M. Soennichsen
Stadler
T. P. Livingston
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