Local residents journey to Omaha for business and corn show
Late Nelson and others traveled by early train to Omaha to handle business and attend the corn show. Albert Wetenkamp Mre Wetenkamp Elmer and Arthur Woetenkamp joined the trip, along with Mrs WIN Smith. Others from Konoshaite Murdock Cedar Creek and Moberly were seen in the city for trading visiting family or health needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Omaha
Albert A. Wetenkamp
Mre Wi Wetenkamp
Elmer
Arthur Woetenkamp
Win Smith
Citizens travel to Omaha for corn show and automotive fair
Tierday's Palle Adam Karte and numerous residents join travelers heading to Omaha by early-morning train to attend the corn show. Jacob Tritech, D. W. Foster with daughter Misa Mary, Wm Wehrbein, David Young, Dr Mann, Frank Young Jr and spouses, Theo and Wm Starkotann, Wim Noxon, and Junius N. Black accompany others for shows and sightseeing. Some proceed to Council Bluffs for the automotive display while others stay for the corn show and return later.
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Tierday
Palle
Adam Karte
Metropolia
Jacob Tritech
Omaha
David Young
Dr. (. Mann
Murray
Theo
Starkotann
Council Ehuffe
Crowder Taken To His Home From Perkins Hotel
Jos Crowder conductor was moved from the Perkins Hotel in Tyersdave to his Creston Indiana home this morning as doctors judged it safe. The patient shows steady improvement and is expected to recover fully after the journey. Mrs Crowder thanked the city for support and praised doctors nurses and Perkins House staff for care. Train No 4 carried him east this morning with comfort to preserve his gains.
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Tyersdave Dali
Jos. Crowder
Perkins Hotel
Creston
Mrs. Crowder
Journal
Ths
Perkins House
Crowder
Remarkable Recovery Feats Name of Hero Overcomes Grave Injury
The subject has shown rapid and certain recovery after a fierce battle with his injury. He has already surpassed expectations by his determined courage and nerve, pulling himself back from death's door. Locals hope for a full recovery and a return to the city to meet friends he made during the lines.
Veteran Ne Braskan Dies in Liberty precinct Nebraska
Mile Rutecell Didel Smith a veteran resident of Liberty precinct died December 11 1908 at his brother in Union. Funeral services were held at the United Brethren church northeast of Union with Rev Crumm of Talmage delivering the address. Interment followed at Union cemetery. He left three brothers William Idaho Edward Bartlett Jr and Eli M Smith Liberty precinct and a sister Mrs Gee Decker of Idaho. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved.
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Didel—Smith Miles Rutecell
KLM Smith
Liberty Greenet
Cor County
Nebraska
Union Cemetery
Milea Rusell Smith
Hs Brother EM
Unten
Liberty Preeinet
Mr. Smith
United Brethren Church
Union
Rev. Crumm
Talmage
Elmer Parks
Jesse Pell
Edward Midkiff
Arthur Pearsley
John Clarence
Carter Albin
William
Idaho
Edward
Bartlett
Eli M. Smith
Liberty Precinct
Gee, Decker
Reda
Rider’s Left Toe Injured When Horse Slips Near Caako Avenue
Last Saturday night Tom Stokes rode a horse near Chi Caako Avenue when the animal slipped and fell. His left toe jammed under the horse, bending the toes backward and causing a severe, painful strain. He received medical care and was able to move about next day. no broken leg occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Stokes
Chi- Caako Avvonue
Stokes
Man loses hundred in Nebraska City after spree
Joe Smith of Nehawka Stone Co. traveled to Nebraska City with two others. After spending the day and drinking, he returned home with $100, loaned $10, and later found his pocketbook empty. He suspects the money vanished while he lay unconscious in a pool hall area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Smith
Nehawka Stone Company
Nebraska City
J. Barleycorn
Nehawka Register
Harsh physic reacts and a remedy ad mention
A fragment notes a harsh physic causing bodily effects and promotes a remedy labeled Deans Regulars. It urges readers to ask their druggist for the product as a cure for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Cigar brands Eagle and Exquisite in Christmas packs sold widely
The text notes the favorite Eagle and Exquisite cigars offered in Christmas packs and sold by all dealers with mention of a manufacturer named Sples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Man Sples
Will Raise Horses In Cass County Return
Zack T. Shrader formerly of Furnas County arrived with a fine car of native horses for his Nehawka farm. He plans an extensive horse business and will back to Weeping Water for schooling before rejoining his Cassidy County operation. The Journal commends his return and invites inquiries from prospective buyers.
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Zack T. Shrader
Furnas County
Weeping Water
Nehawka
Shrader
Cass County
Zack
Journal
For Sale Fifteen Tons Tame Hay Baled Cheap
Howard Graves of Plattsmouth Nebraska advertises fifteen tons of tame hay baled and offered at a low price for quick sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Graves
Plattsmouth
Neb
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Kraft
John Rutherford
Wo EB. Dullood
Andrew J. Bnyder
Thin Elty
Moberly
Sthiinnon
Jos Bridwe
Afr
Johnson
Wot
Adams
Woop
Iee
HL Lawlen
Cedar Creek
Viellor
Schuyler
Sayley
D. W. Foster
Misa Mary
Oftmla
Wm. Wehrbein
Frank Young, Jr
Wim. Noxon
Corncill Bluffs
Junius N. Black
Broken Bow
Inter
Miles R. Smith
W. C. Irwin & Co's
Z. T. Shrader
Dr. King
Guess
Throat
B. A. McElwain
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