Missouri Tribe of Red Men Hold a Big Meeting
The Missouri Tribe No. 69 of the Order of Redmen held a large meeting at their hall with many members attending. Officers for the coming year were elected, followed by a banquet and songs by Chief Yellow Bear and other performances. John Coughing returned for Christmas, visiting friends after summer in Tennessee.
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Missouri Tribe OF Red Men
Missouri Tribe No. 69
Order of Redmen
Hone
Erders
John Coughing
Tennessee
Nash Ville
Tenn
H. M. Seenniehsen
Goughlie
For Sale Wheat Land in Franklin County Washington
For sale one section about 640 acres of wheat land in Franklin County Washington established 1912. Rolling terrain with plowed spring land and waste land. First wheat crop 25 bushels per acre in 1907. Located 2 miles north of Kahlotus near two railroads. Well suited for a farmer with boys seeking a large farm. Owner an invalid and must sell. Easy terms. Write W G Sampson P O Box 326 Plattsmouth Nebraska for particulars.
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Franklin County
Washington
Kahlotus
Wg. Sampson
P. O. Box
Plattsmouth
Neh
Roads Work Keeps County Moving Through Winter
Farmers and town travelers report county roads in excellent shape due to drag and scraper work before freezing weather. Road supervisors take pride in the conditions, with the Platte River bridge road noted as hard to maintain but essential on the Kansas City Omaha route. City avenues like Washington are rough and need repairs for winter travel.
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Thi
Waten
Platte River
Platte
Kansas City-Omaha
Washington Avenue
Seward Man to Wed in Omaha Bride Miss Lucella Patterson
Seward man Harry A. Cummins 22 and Miss Lucella Patterson 25 of Omaha secured a marriage license in Chicago. The couple plans to wed soon with Cummins visiting Plattsmouth, where the bride has been a prominent social figure and is highly regarded by local friends.
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Chicago
Dee
Harry A. Cummins
Seward
Ned
Lucella Patterson
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Cummins
Cantata and Play Highlight Presbyterian Christmas Program
From Saturday's tally the Presbyterian Sabbath school plans a Christmas program at the church next Wednesday evening. A cantata Santa Claus Party directed by Miss Vallery and a play The Spirit of Christmas led by primaries teachers feature the event. About sixty children on stage will receive parts, Santa Claus will sing, and gifts will be collected for needy families. Parents are urged to assist with dinners and basket arrangements as the public is warmly invited to attend.
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Presbyterian Sabbath School
Santa Glaus’ Pariy
Miss Vallery
Primars
Unese
Santa Claus
Santa
Christmas
Abel
West
Fife
Jvheess
Urdes
Sllenaeh
No Freight on the Short Line Thursdays
The local freight known as No. 29 and No. 30 on the short line will not run on Thursday mornings until further notice. The change, likely lasting into spring, reflects light traffic and may be lifted if freight increases. The return trip occurs in the evening as No. 30, with most of the crew residing in the city.
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Burlinsten
Touridas
Death claims another early Quap settlements resident
From Saturday's paper comes the death of Mrs J Thierolf of Cedar Creek area after a long illness. Born in Hessen Darmstadt about sixty years ago, she lived with husband Abel for forty years before his death six years ago. Surviving children include Mrs Adam Meisinger of Cedar Creek and Morze Thierolf of Minnesota, with Philip also listed among the mourners.
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Dany
J. 2
Thierolf
Getar Creek
Bes
Thierelf
Fuersteucriminl
Hesen-Darnsstivit
Emnauy
Abel
Tome
Gedar Creek
Adam Meisinger
Mite Old Home Place
Adamy Meisinger
Cedar Creek
Morze Thierolf
Minnesota
Philip
Closing exercises of the Catholic School
St. Jette's Catholic school held closing exercises with the master of ceremonies Rev. Father M. A. Same guiding pupils and guests through recitals, songs, and a Christmas program. Misses Fraores Janda Mary M. Walime Mary Parmele led the day’s trains as students received tokens of appreciation and a final blessing from the pastor.
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Inelle
St. Jette
Janda
Flare
Hans Gereet
Jenet Ae Witter
Mary M. Walline
Spapis
Betis
Hinself
Tom Walliawes
Crete
Herre Janda
Williane Schiater
Waties Te Weber
John Riles
Boleat Warsa
Joseph Weber
Kievet Skene
Therdere
Pierre Soles
Fraores Janda
Mary M. Walime
Mary
Fiuth Parmele
Coma
Qteaseeh
M. A. Same
Tom Wallice
Faeny
Thier and Therelf Exa Vitieralf Interred at Vale Cemetery
The obituary notes Mrs. Thier, a longtime resident of Cass County, died after a long illness. Funeral services were held at the church near Vale Cemetery, with interment at the cemetery. The Cadell family will receive friends at the bereavement home in Cass County.
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Anna
Vitieralf
Ely
Tipterett
Vicindis
Covtar
Mere
Vale Cemetery
J. TI Steger
Peter
St Pauls
Chainek
Mysterious Disappearance of J A Johnson
A missing person report follows the last sighting of J A Johnson on a Saturday evening. Police and family search across nearby towns and farms with hundreds of neighbors assisting, while investigators pursue possible leads and a vehicle connected to the case.
Return to Hospital Fragments Tease Medical Puzzle
A garbled teaser text hints at medical or hospital related matters with scattered terms. It mentions phrases like Frem Friter and Dyewete ter alongside unclear references to care, law, and possible procedures. The piece reads as fragmented notes from a larger story.
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Fries
Wheat crop disaster hits Nebraska farm district
In northeastern Nebraska a winter wheat belt suffered heavy losses with 74 fields destroyed by a freeze. Farmers and local lenders including Farners State Bank assess damages and seek assistance.
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Bey Aniles
Emawf & Rere
Isreenwesd
Neb
Callen
A. Pe
Wellen
Farners State Bank
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John Cory Delvertes
York
William U Winrichsen
Yellow Bear
Oli
Spotted Tail
Devlet
Chief White Cloud
Chief Red Horse
Germany
Seward Man
Presbyterian Church
The
Journal Office
J. A. Johnson
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