Plattsmouth Journal Publishes Bates Pullisshels
In Plattsmouth Nebraska during the week a notice appears regarding a public posting by Bates Pullisshels at Platt. The item references political or legal notices and local proceedings in Plattmouth.
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1903
Page
8
In Plattsmouth Nebraska during the week a notice appears regarding a public posting by Bates Pullisshels at Platt. The item references political or legal notices and local proceedings in Plattmouth.
Fragmented, unclear notes from a local paper describe births, injuries, sickness, and local events. Mentions John Perry home, Miss Mary Paros, Fred Race leaving for Petit, Jim Sperry, and Dr. Wade. Reports hospital stays, bronchitis, quarantine, and an appendectomy at St Joseph hospital with postoperative recovery details.
James Minnier had a close call with a shredder while shredding corn at Join Murphy's. Henry Lopp's farm residence eight miles east burned Wednesday evening. neighbors saved furniture. Mrs Cunidaghum fell and was badly bruised. granddaughter Miss Gilmore staying with her. Dick McNurlin moves a church by team from country to town, largest house-moving job in the county. Deaths: Bulah Wiles, seven, scarlet fever. funeral private. Dr. Richard Jones and wife attended Mrs. Jones's funeral. typhoid and bowel perforation noted. Will Philpot and others plan a seven mile telephone line to connect Philpot farm to Weepins Water exchange. 15 phones on Winlnot line already.
Fragmentary report notes a crew near Route to town tackling a seven mile section of telephone line while a group named Jas prepared to join efforts. The scene includes a large quantity described as T4500 bushels and a Saturday work window.
The notice mentions Vernion Bret and panel partner, Jota Arches discussing property, and Dickomvad’s illness improvement. It reports Metlain and wife becoming residents from Pierce county, Walter and Jinna’s stove incident, James McNeynalds arriving in Paige Iowa, CharKey McNawiee’s twin daughters arrival, and Theory Wolfe Jr. with Lizzie Gruber visiting Nebraska City.
Mrs J M Stone traveled to Lincoln to seek treatment at the sanitarium for several weeks. Captain Sheldon left for his Mississippi plantation to rusticate and enjoy the southern sun. Mrs Annie Pittman visited her brother Richard and family in Pair faux Missouri. Charles Rheden died Tuesday at Lincoln aged 10 from inflammatory rheumatism. Burial at Right Mile Grove cemetery yesterday. Doc Tucker visited town Tuesday and will drop in now and then. Jenny Seluwarts played shinny with the boys when a mis step caused Henry to be struck in the chest. Kirkpatrick promoted to Commercial Agent for the B M R K T Ry at Waco Texas. This promotion gives Paula full authority and responsibility at a major Texas shipping point. For years we hoped to see horses around the mine, but only Claude Johnson remains. Parents warned about children boarding and riding the streetcar, urging removal from switch yards.
Will Doran buys the pool hall and will take possession on January 1 as Mr and Mrs Wetenkamp Sr visit the Pues Crabtree home near Cheay this week. A string of local incidents includes a hand laceration, a wrestling injury, a death, and a severe barn fire injuring Lou Sack’s property, with most losses insured and origin of the fire unknown.
A garbled text fragment mixes requests about papers and papers of medical tone. It mentions Dr Kilowe and a list of odd items and promotional lines. The overall sense is a chaotic collage rather than a clear event.
A garbled OCR of a local page shows scattered names, places, and terms, including references to Hemadny Abtinet, Pal Losey, and Cathay. It hints at a wedding, carious events, and a public or community notices vibe but lacks coherent context or clear events.
A garbled OCR style passage references names, places, and events in a jumble of words. It mentions people like Sam, Steven, Satya, Arie, and Wes, with scattered phrases about markets, oysters, and a banquet. The text lacks coherent narrative or clear outcomes, yielding only fragmented hints of a meeting or listing.
Solainos born to Mr and Mrs Kkow on Saturday December 12 a nine and omt traif poi. Harvey begiei’s tine Gu dren had a severe waste cut on head Sunday morning by falling down the stairs. E E Hays and family of El Reno Oklahoma visiting their many relations.
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