Alfalfa mill boom eyed for Mynard Plattsmouth area
A prominent alfalfa man said Mynard and nearby communities may see a boom with plans for an alfalfa meal mill costing about 15000. Backers expect easy funding from village sources and consider building a spur from the Burlington at Plattsmouth. Some farmers praise alfalfa yields and the hay’s value in meal form.
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Mynard
Burlington
Plattsmouth
Doan's Kidney Pills Proclaimed for Back Pain
Local endorsements cite Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for back pain and kidney troubles. Testimonial from P M Lindsay of Marble St Plattsmouth Nebraska credits relief to Doan's after two years of dull loins pain and unsuccessful remedies. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents at 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
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P. M. Lindsay
Marble St
Plattsmouth
Neb
Dean
Gering & Co
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Reception Tendered Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Byers
Mr and Mrs Wesley Burnett yesterday hosted a reception for the marriage of Walter P Byers and Miss Lou J Baldwin. The couple wed Tuesday by Judge Beeson and then joined the gathering at the groom s home. A farmer s dinner was served by Mrs Burnett and many relatives and friends attended the event with gifts for the couple.
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Wesley Burnett
Lincoln Special Reports Warden Appointment Requires Senate Concurrence
Lincoln dispatch notes debate over Jas Delahunty's appointment as penitentiary warden. Critics warn of trouble and potential charges before C H Aldrich or the state senate. The warden must be confirmed by the Nebraska Senate per a statute overlooked until Wednesday morning.
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Lincoln
Jas. Delahunty
Penitentiary
C. H. Aldrich
State Senate
Nebraska
Senate
Universal delivery system eyed by Plattsmouth merchants
Plattsmouth merchants are urged to adopt a city wide delivery system where one contractor serves all town stores. Hastings already uses aBeatrice style service where a single firm handles deliveries for multiple businesses for a monthly fee. Beatrice reports success and the Beatrice Express notes this model could spread to other towns where delivery costs burden merchants.
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Plattsmouth
Hastings
Beatrice
Beatrice Express
Edison phonograph as a Christmas gift via O P Monroe agency
O P Monroe holds the local agency for the Edison phonograph and invites inquiries on prices. A medical tip notes Dr Thomas Ecleptic Oil relieves croup quickly, described as magical in effect.
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Edison Phonograph
O. P. Monroe
Wheat Thefts Lead to Two Arrests and Jail
Last week and in the night of the 19th wheat vanished from R. L. Propst’s bins near Plattsmouth. Officers tracked a team to William Becker’s barn where John J. Crawford admitted stealing fifty to one hundred bushels on two dates. Crawford and Becker were jailed for further questioning with charges of grand larceny and receiving stolen property filed by County Attorney Taylor.
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Taylor
Archer
Wm. Becker
Mr. Propst
J. R. Denson
William Becker
Crawford
Cedar Creek
Jack Crawford
Will Becker
Dennon
Plattamouth
John J. Crawford
Robert Propst
WI Becker
Loulaville
Becker
Plattsmouth
Heisel
Will
William Berker
Lincoln
Easly Wins Damages Against Missouri Pacific Railway
George Easly won a case at the November term awarding $501.53 against Missouri Pacific for cattle losses. Damages cover excessive shrinkage $269.20, market price loss $206.83, and unnecessary feed $81.50 under the Hepburn amendment. Carrier liable for connecting carrier negligence as cattle moved from Dunbar to Chicago via Omaha and Northwestern line.
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Missouri Pacific
Chicago
Dunbar
Omaha
Missouri Pacifific
Easley
Paving Completed and Machinery Being Removed
The M. Ford company finished district No. % paving yesterday and moved their cement machine to the M. Po station before shipping to Seward. The improved streets enhance adjacent property values. extending paving on Malin street could reduce wash and improve beauty and durability. The writer cites a small-city example of ongoing paving expanding annually.
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M. Ford
Plattemouth
Travel woes of Eagle men to reach Weeping Water
George Oberle and W. G. Kent of Eagle visited Plattsmouth then Weeping Water and Louisville in a circuitous trip to catch the Schuyler train, missing it, they planned to drive in. Oberle renewed his subscription at the fire station during the stop.
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George Oberle
W. G. Kent
Eagle
Plattamouth
Weeping Water
Louisville
Schuyler
Mr. Oberle
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