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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1905

Page

5

Burlington adopts policy of settling damage cases

Mills County district court last week saw several damage cases settled outside the law court with Burlington cases prominent. The Glenwood Tribune notes Burlington's new conciliatory approach, with three settlements this term and more under consideration, including the Webb Clattsmouth bridge case.

Mills County Towa Anne Burlington Loa Glenwood Tribune Hurlington Tony Webb Clattsmouth Bridge General Stone Burlinton Road Wacitic Junction James W. Kirkendall Hoskins Kirkendall Round House

Boy loses two fingers in cider mill accident

Weeping Water Herald reports Tom Akeson’s eight year old son caught fingers in a cider mill. One finger severed, the other nearly cut through, both sewed by Dr. Keene of Manley. Doctor expects only one finger may be saved. parents ask to rejoin the severed ends.

Tom Akeson

Rail timber plans touted by Burlington near Pacific Junction

The Burlington railroad will plant 225 acres along the Missouri bottom near Pacific Junction with 200000 catalpa trees set seven feet apart. The trees are intended for railroad ties and mirror a plan successfully used by the Santa Fe in Kansas for years.

Tris Chicago, Burlington &Juiney Railway Company Missouri Pacific Santa Fe Railroad Company Kansas Catalpa

Allan Walker Injured in Fall at Home

Allan Walker suffered a fall while carrying wood at his cellar stairs last Monday morning. The impact bruised his side neck and head, aggravating a prior injury from a train accident. He has insurance but faces a recovery of two to three weeks and is not expected to be confined long.

Chickering Sons Haines Melville Clark Krell Schaeffer Franklin Emerson Collins Pright Hayden Bros Allan Walker Mr. Walker

Brother Dies in Pennsylvania

Mrs. F G Fricke received a telegram Monday morning announcing the death of her brother A Neimeyer a prominent banker of Williamsport Pennsylvania The news was a shock to Mr and Mrs Fricke and family as well as many friends he formed upon his visits in Plattsmouth Mr Neimeyer was visiting here about two years ago.

F. G. Fricke A. Neimeyer Williamsport Pennsylvania

Epworth League Meeting At Mrs Thuowland Home

A large Epworth League gathering last evening at Mrs Marvella Thuowland’s home featured a special and business meeting with social games. Miss Nellie Whalen earned a bottle of beans as a prize for clever press recognition and the attendees left declaring a delightful time.

Epworth League Marvella Thuowland Puessinny Nellie Whalen Beine

Hiram C. Hathaway Dead Prominent Citizen

Obituary notes the death of Hiram C. Hathaway, a respected local figure and prominent citizen, with brief mention of his standing in the community.

Hiram C. Hathaway

Death of Mriam 0. Mathie away Pioneer newspaper man

Telegram from Denver notifies the death of Mriam 0. Mathie away a longtime Nebraska journalist and executive with the State Journal. He was 70, born in Ohio, and traveled from Lincoln to Denver for burial with funeral in Lincoln. Hathaway shaped Nebraska press from Council Bluffs era through Plattsmouth and Lincoln tenure.

Lincoln Denver Mriam Mathie Pioneer C. HL State Journal Psu Hathaway Trumbull County Ohio Ife Council Bluffs Kanesville Old Frontier Guardian California Nebraska Wyoming Otoe County Nebraska City Spirit of the West Herald W. W. Carder C. J. Gere Hathaways Mr. Hathaway Anna Lauer Anna Muir I. J. Muir Fort Jarvis N. Y Ralph Plattsmouth Cass County Senate Burlington Omaha Union Pacific

Amendment to county certificate examinations rules

State Superintendent McBrien announced an amendment to the rule on county certificate examinations. Grades on certificates issued from July 1 1903 onward will be accepted. applicants must pass five core branches Reading History Spelling Geography and Arithmetic. Other grades on the certificates will be validated as state grades. The provision remains in effect until the August 1906 exams.

McBrien

Dan Rice badly hurt in track crossing collision

A switch engine strikes Dan Rice while crossing a track he uses daily. Two horses and a wagon are destroyed. one horse is killed and the other fatally injured. Rice suffers internal injuries but survives, with blame suggested for both Rice and the engine operator.

Young man released after year for theft near Plattsmouth

Clyde Perkins who was sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary for stealing a shotgun honey and other items from J A Young’s home in Plattsmouth has been released after serving the full twelve months Perkins returned to Plattsmouth Saturday and lost out on his growl time allowance.

Clyde Perkins State J. A. Young Plattsmouth Perkins

Local Childs Whimsical Rhyme Sells Three Lincoln Ave Properties

A city child offers a playful verse on heads and growing up, paired with a real estate notice for three properties on South Lincoln Avenue, presented by agent KR B Windham.

Poin Sale Lincoln Avenue KR. B. Windham

Injury on Lincoln Avenue from loose sidewalk board

Frank Mauer sustained a serious injury Wednesday evening when a loose board in the sidewalk on Lincoln avenue sprang up as he and a companion walked home. The board struck his forehead and cheek, cutting a deep gash above and below the eye.

Frank Mauer Lincoln Avenue Mr. Mauer

A Fearful Fate of Piles Cured by Arnica Salve

In Masonville Indiana Harry Colson endorses Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for blind bleeding itching and protruding piles. The ad claims it also treats cuts burns and injuries and costs 25 cents at F G Fricke & Co.

Harry Colson Masonville Aliso F. G. Fricke & Co

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