Tuberculosis in hogs raises alarm state wide
State Veterinarian McKim says tuberculosis in hogs has reached grave levels in Nebraska with many hogs rejected at a South Omaha packing house. He cites milk from diseased cows as a key spread factor and notes ongoing research with limited success amid calls for aid to curb losses. A Christmas sale by St Marys Guild at Coates hall on December 13 features fancy work, aprons and infants apparel with refreshments and music.
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McKim
South Omaha
Ler
Mekkim
Thomas
Department
Coates’ Hall
St. Mary’s Guild
Nebraska adjusts teacher exam schedule to honor religious observance
State Superintendent McBrien issues a circular amending rule seven to swap Friday and Saturday exam subjects in January March May July September, keeping December as originally. aims to allow teachers to take exams on Friday if Saturday is not allowed. An exam for state certificates will be held in every county seat town on the third Friday and following Saturday in December 1905.
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McBrien
Nebraska
Ile
Elks Memorial Service Noted in Plattsmouth
The Elks lodge held a memorial service at Coates hall with local talent. County Attorney C A Rawels delivered the principal address honoring J M Patterson Otto C Bookmeyer Percy W Agnew and Frank J Morgan and reflecting on life death and the value of virtuous deeds.
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Elks Lodge
Coates’ Hall
J. M. Patterson
Otto C. Bookmeyer
Percy W. Agnew
Frank J. Morgan
Nik
Masien Bambers
Plattsmouth
S. M. Chapman
C. A. Rawls
Shortage of Teachers Warned By State Official
State Superintendent McBrien circulates to county superintendents noting some counties lack teachers while others have surplus and emphasizes hiring only first class qualified teachers. He argues that common sense high school graduates with no teaching experience can be preferable to those with only eighth grade education and long teaching but not classroom experience. Counties should report needs and qualified available teachers.
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McBrien
Farmers and community fair promotes corn and tuber exhibits
A local notice invites farmers and families to attend a community event at a store and nearby theater. It promises demonstrations on feeding and sowing, prize chances for exhibitors, and Christmas shopping opportunities. The message emphasizes gathering, wisdom from exhibitors, and visiting multiple venues.
No town as business center without broad merchant effort
The Western Publisher argues that a town cannot prosper if most business is driven by a few merchants. It urges all businesspeople to actively attract customers and expand trade, stressing public spirit and shared effort to grow the local economy.
Floradora Company Faces Financial Strain in Fremont
Fremont Herald reports Floradora troupe facing heavy royalties debt to English owner Woodard via New York representatives Murray and Woodard. Sheriff Bauman attached company property after unpaid royalties near 2500 dollars, with rumors of possible disbandment and halted Plattsmouth engagement.
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Floradora
Fremont Herald
C. N. J. Murray
New York
Woodard
Logal
Omaha
the Herald
Fremont
Florodora Company
Bauman
Wedding Bells Chime for Kingsley Lee and May Kipple
Miss May Kipple and Kingsley Lee wed at the M. B. church in Nehawka Nebraska with Rev S Wiser officiating. Bridesmaids Miss Martha Chapman and Miss Addie Lockwell. groomsmen Mr Charles Lee and Mr Clarence Rockwell. Guests from Nebraska City Plattsmouth Unadilla Louisville South Bend Lincoln Omaha attended. After a reception at Mr and Mrs J Weltner home the couple left for Nebraska City and then Ivanhoe Oklahoma to begin married life.
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M. Bk
Nehawka
Neb
Kingsley Lee
Iwanthicn
Oklahoma
May Kipple
Nebraska City
S. Wiser
Martha Chapman
Addie Lockwell
Weeping Water
Charles Lee
Ivanhoe
Clarence Rockwell
Nebauwka
Ella Mason
Kiser
Wheltner
Mrs. Keltner
Lee
Mr. Lee
Plattsmouth
Unadilla
Louis Ville
South Bend
Lincoln
Imaha
Liey
Mrs Lee
OR Tionma
Ebinger Finds Plainview Pleasing Home at Last
A Journal reporter spoke with Fred W. Ebinger Tuesday about Plainview Nebraska his future home and his current hardware store ownership. He praises the town as a fine place with a bright future noting its rapid growth and strong farm prosperity. He also observes many Cass county former residents now living there and says he already feels at home.
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Journal
Fred W. Ebinger
Plainview
Neb
Mr. Ebinger
Nebraska
Ebinger
Cass County
Dying By Inches and the Bitter Wine Cure
A patient fears a slow decline as weakness grows. The remedy described is Tunner’s American Elixir of Bitter Wine said to strengthen digestion, purify blood, and revitalize the body. Advertises at drugstores with Jos. Triner of Chicago as supplier.
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Tunner
Triner
Jos
Ashland Ave
Chicago
Ill
Mrs. Todd's Seventy-Second Birthday Celebration
At L Todd's Union home a large group of neighbors gathered Monday to honor Mrs. Todd on her 72nd birthday. The Todd family, early county settlers, are well known for their long lives and health challenges. A bountiful luncheon was served and guests wished her many more happy birthdays.
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L. (. Todd
Union
Will Go Back to Elmwood After Clerk’s Term Ends
County Clerk Tyson visited Elmwood Saturday and Sunday to examine a residence property for a post term move. He plans to return to Elmwood around year’s start and run his drug store again.
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Elmwood
Tyson
Echo
Social gathering at Rev Salsbury home hosts Endeavors
The Christian Endeavors meeting at Rev Salsbury's home drew forty or more attendees. After business, guests played social games including "the spider web" and enjoyed light refreshments as Rev and Mrs Salsbury were praised as royal entertainers.
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Salsbury
Mrs. Salsbury
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Columbia Records
Phil Sauter
Columbia
Victor
ELKS
Iilness
C. A. Rawels
Wien
Porvolt
Parnes Theatre
Platiatacuth
Iwtuedas
Dieovnition Nigie
Floradoras
Royal
Mr. Smoker
Perry
Cass Co
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