Plattsmouth Telephone stock touted as safe paying investment
The article extols Plattsmouth Telephone Company stock, noting 10 percent annual dividends for seven years and strong growth via ten exchanges and 400 miles of farm lines. It claims connections to Omaha and wide regional reach, with new toll-line expansion funded by selling stock at par. The Postal Telegraph company is cited as an example of conservative backing.
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Plattsmouth Telephone Company
South
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Postal Telegraph Company
Plattsmouth Telephone
Nebraska
Mrs. Lucy Schermerhorn Dies After Paralysis Illness
Mrs. Lucy Ann Schermerhorn born Bloomfield Maine 1831 died last evening at her daughter C E Vroman's home after years of paralysis. She leaves five children Abner T Schermerhorn A J Olney Clarence C and Evert E Schermerhorn and C E Vroman along with multiple siblings. Funeral at Methodist church with Rev A A Randall forthcoming. Meanwhile Louis B Egenberger Jr underwent appendectomy in Omaha and is reported progressing well after surgery.
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Lucy Ann Schermerhorn
Brown
C. E. Vroman
Schermerhorn
Bloomfield
Maine
Plattsmouth
Methodist Church
A. A. Randall
Abner T. Schermerhorn
A. J. Olney
Rochelle
Ilinois
Clarence C
Evert E. Schermerhorn
Moses Brown Ainsley
Winfield
Wallace Brown
Omaha
Levi Rusterholtz
Murray
John Schnake
Tacoma
Washington
Oyster Supper Raises Funds for Church Furnace Balance
Last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Thomas a neighborhood gathering featured masked games and music by Miss Mullis. The oyster supper drew a large crowd and collected a good sum to liquidate the church furnace balance.
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W. L. Thomas
Christian Church
Kodak Makes a Memorable Xmas Gift
A Kodak camera is highlighted as a timeless Christmas present, promoted by Gering & Co as a recall-worthy choice for gifting during the season.
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Woolford
Gering & Co
Kodak
Runaway buggy leaves family shaken near Second and Ninth
John Roddy and his daughter Mrs. C. E. Witherow were returning home when a child in their buggy grabbed the reins and the horse bolted. Mrs. Witherow suffered a two inch scalp wound and bruises. she is home from the hospital. Chauncy Allen halted the horse at First Horse. Roddy, age about 70, was frightened but uninjured. Mrs. Witherow has long resided in Nebraska City. her husband is a Thurman Iowa publisher.
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Nebraska City
Second Corso
Ninth Street
John Roddy
Omaha
C. E. Witherow
Roddy
Wilson
Tillman Attacks President and Cortelyou Over Money Troubles
U S Senator Benjamin Tillman of South Carolina delivers a sharp critique of the Roosevelt administration during the opening speech of the session. He accuses the President of responsibility for fiscal stringency and denounces relief measures while challenging the treasury and Panama bond issues as improper. He cites bids and discusses currency issues with a foil of a Confederate-style clearing house certificate.
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Washington
Benjamin R. Tillman
South Carolina
Cortelyou
Ananias
Roosevelt
Jim’’ Dahlman
Omaha
White House
Tillman
Tilman
Dahlman
Ananias Club
Treasury
Wall Street
Return From the East George Lohnes Visit to Pekin
George Lohnes and wife with C. E. Lohnes returned from a two week visit to Pekin Illinois. They report a splendid time meeting many old friends and praise the county there as a garden spot while remaining more pleased with Cass County.
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George Lohnes
C. E. Lohnes
Pekin
Cass County
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Louis Egenberger
St. Joseph Hospital
L. B. Egenberger
Louie
Aids
Chas. St. John of Union
Lena Rood
Nehawka
W. A. Oliver
Peter Smith
Rock Bluffs
George LaRue
Wm. Alban
W. A. Banning
Floyd Chalfant
M. Hild
Clara Riggle
Cedar Creek
Luke L. Wiles
Miss Spangler
Phillip Lambert
City
Metropolis
George Gradaville
Mynard
Silas Long Place
T. H. Pollock
G. Dovey & Son
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