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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1908

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Lincoln to Host Nebraska State Telephone Meet This Year

The executive committee of the Nebraska State Telephone association met in Lincoln to decide meeting sites for January. They chose Lincoln for this year, with Omaha suggested for next year, and discussed plans and legislative topics including a proposed physical connection between Bell and Independent lines.

The Lincoln Journal Nebraska State Telephone Association Mattison Commercial Club C. G. Garlaw Columbus W. Hh, Caman Beatrice W. E. Bell York Omaha Pollock Plattsmouth Discisatie Nell Bell

Hastings Mayor May Cast Deciding Vote in Liquor License Tie

The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled that a mayor in Hastings may cast the deciding vote when the city council is tied on liquor license decisions. The court also held that a corporation can sell liquor at wholesale but not at retail. Voters’ write-in ballots for an unfilled office were deemed invalid except when clearly intended to distinguish the office.

Hastings Supreme Court S. Rohrer Nebraska Gauvereau van Patten Rohrer White & Man Toll

Remember the Cimber Rural Carriers Request Stamps and Envelopes

Nebraska City News reports a plea from rural route carriers to patrons to buy stamps or stamped envelopes. They urge mailboxes to be reachable, desiring boxes set at four feet and level access to prevent delays in freezing weather.

Nebraska City News

Conductor George H Pearce Named Trainmaster at McCook

A Burlington promotion dated December 17 announces Conductor George H Pearce of this city as trainmaster at McCook. He succeeds W M Weidenhammer, who was appointed superintendent at Sterling Colorado.

Burlington McCook George H. Pearce W. M. Weidenhammer Sterling Col

Beator Confined With Rheumatism In Cass County

The Journal reports Herman Beator is seriously afflicted with rheumatism and confined to his home in this city. Friends across Cass County express sincere regret and wish for his speedy recovery and return to the streets.

Journal Herman Beator Beator Cass County

Changes Since Leaving Homer Resident Visits Old Friends

Homer Nebraska native Charles Voss, a former resident, visited the city for the evening and noted many changes since he left in 1878. He observed deaths of several friends, departures of others, and significant local development. He returned home on the early morning train.

Charles Homer Neb Vous Mr. Voss

Good Farm for Sale Near Union Nob

Good 120 acre farm near Union Nob three miles from town with two sets of improvements. Seller prefers sale as a whole but may consider a single forty acre parcel. Inquire of Chas L Graves Union Nob.

Union Chas L. Graves

Nebraska Supreme Court Strikes Down Blackmail Law

The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled extortion and blackmail statutes unconstitutional as applied only to citizens of the state. The decision voids the law’s protectional reach and cites invalid discrimination under state and federal constitutional provisions. The case involved Robert J. Greene, Clyde Lester, and charges of pressuring Lester over liquor license matters.

Robert J. Greene Lincoln Clyde Lester Supreme Court Tribune Nebraska Greene Cage Lester United States Greene

Condition Not Sea Goo Ends McCarthy Eye Battle

Friends learn Joseph McCarthy remains ill after a brief outing. Doctors ordered bed rest and a light diet, with another operation needed. The surgeon fears the left eye may not be saved though there is hope for vision in both eyes. Community sympathy runs high as recovery continues.

Faturidaye Joseph McCarthy McCarthy Hietolafortane

Nebraska City Special Reports Arrest of Ora Schoonover

A December 17 Nebraska City special states Ora Schoonover was arrested Wednesday on a warrant by James Late of Nehawka for taking $50 from Late while Schoonover was intoxicated. Schoonover is jailed. Mileone Will faces hearing Friday but remains jailed for inability to post $500 bond.

Nebraska City Ora Schoonover James Late Nehawka Vayu Schoonover Mleone le A Lovethey Pollow

Pioneer Days in Nebraska Recalled by Mrs Fairfield

Mrs. Fairfield recalls early Omaha days and frontier life in Plattsmouth. She describes river steamer bread shortages, Sunday church rush to meet flour laden boat, Indian uprisings, and memories of husband Fairfield who helped survey the Burlington and Missouri River line. Her son Joseph resides in Gerine Neb and daughter My Taber in Omaha.

Uhetoree W. Materheld Omaha Pasa Talon Plattsmouth Malefield Ommatia Elyil Enmelheer Missouri Horlington Ehareh Jates Mr. Schlater

Christmas Ball at Jenkins Hall in Murray

Ceorge Berger announces a grand ball on Friday evening December 20 at Jenkins Hall Murray. Music is arranged and every effort will ensure a stellar event. Attendees are promised a memorable Christmas ball and a good time for all who come.

Ceorge Berger Jenkins’ Hall Murray

Nox Social at Becker School House Next Wednesday

A social and entertainment event is planned at the Becker School house on the upcoming Wednesday evening, December 23, inviting community members to attend.

Becker

Pioneer Firion Sauvilley dies after long Civil War service

The obituary notes Firion Sauvilley of Virginia cavalry served under J S Davis and fought in major Civil War battles including Yorktown and the Army of the Potomac. He later lived near Nebraska and died in January 18xx at age 74 after decades on a farm and in commerce. Survived by several children and a spouse.

Company & Pot Virginia Cavalry J. 5 Davis Tle Iarterminter Lew Nelwaska Arty Nebraska Oboe Hotoreae Conway Ton Royster PSO Mae Whitt Virginia AED White Ponti

Mr Parker Enrolls Subscriptions After Brief City Visit

Bohdas Limaily reports Mr Parker left today after a stop at Minlow Parkville where he met friends and joined the Semi weekly Journal subscription list. Ed Marker known as a genial man is praised while Parker hopes to return with Mrs Barker and children for a home visit. Barker delayed departure due to funeral of William W Slater, a close friend.

Bohdas Limaily Parker Miinvlow

Leg Broken in Back Country Accident

Judge M Archer received a letter from Mrs Archer informing that his son WU suffered a broken leg last Sunday while returning from Alliance on horseback. The horse tripped and fell, injuring the leg. a physician from Alliance treated him. The young man is recovering and had been thriving on a homestead under the Kinkaid act about twenty miles from Alliance. he formerly worked as a machinist for the Burlington.

M. Archer Mra Will Archer Mr. Archer Alliance Archer Kinkaid Burlington

Bogue Party Heads to Omaha Then Grand Island Visit

Charles Bogue and his son Edward of North Platte Neb are in the city as guests of Bay Smith and family. They depart by mail train to Omaha to view the corn show before returning home. Ray Smith accompanies them and plans visits with relatives at Grand Island, North Platte and Halloway Nob.

Charles Bogue Edward North Platte Neb Bay Smith Omaha Ray Smith Grand Island Halloway Nob

Thirty Third Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Hulfish

A 33rd anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Hulfish on December 2, 1875, with a surprise party at their dry goods store. Guests included about ten gentlemen and two score ladies who gathered at M W A hall for a wedding feast and reminisces. Mr Hulfish and Mrs Halfish received a substantial present from friends and spoke gratefully.

Steve H. T. Richards Hulfish Elmwood Fcho

Industrious Stock Raiser Amick Continues Local Success

An industrious stock raiser, Mr. Amick, who operates from Murray, has sold many head at the South Omaha market. A few days ago he shipped a fine car load of cattle from Murray, earning a large sum and rewarding his diligent efforts. He is praised as a vigorous, energetic young man with sharp business judgment.

Dave L Amick Amicke Murray South Omaha Rulalog Vicinity

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Nebraska Telephone Association Mrnday Thomas Wiles Wiles al O'Neill Mr. O'Neill Wo. Herold Mr. Wiles Flrat Hajeck Ely Trwin Lester Vs. Green Mrs. Fairfield Mr. Fairfield Nox Social James A. White Firion Sauvilley Ath Mede County Crogett Deter Wien Uae Ninoy Viahveruny
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