Court makes out commitment for John Clarence two years
Clerk James Hubertson issued a commitment for John Clarence who has been jailed weeks awaiting a supreme court mandate. The case charges Chirence with premeditated murder of Jon Thacker. Clarence was twice convicted and sentenced to ten years, but the supreme court reduced the term to two years.
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James Hubertson
John Clarence
Supreme Court
Gass County
Travis
Accinat
Chirence
Jon Thacker
Opposition to a National Health Bureau Argument
The piece argues against establishing a national health bureau, detailing opposition by the American Medical Association and supporters of drugless healing. It cites fears of medical trust control, defends plural healing methods, and asserts the public’s right to choose treatment without government coercion. It notes homeopaths osteopaths and Christian Scientists as deserving credit for their healer roles and questions the need for centralized regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Health
United States
Owen
American Medical Association
American Medical Associaion
Marriage of Edith Shepherd to Oscar Reynolds in Lincoln
Miss Edith Chace Shepherd, daughter of Rev. Charles Monson Shepherd, married Rev. Oscar Whitfield Reynolds of Greenwood Nebraska at Grace Methodist church in Lincoln. The ceremony occurred at 8 50 last evening on the bride’s parents anniversary in a building linked to the Shepherd family, with Dr. Shepherd officiating and Rev. H B Collins assisting. Reynolds, pastor of the M B R church at Greenwood, is praised as a young man of promise and the ceremony was attended by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Chace Shepherd
Charles Monson Shepherd
Oscar Whitfield Reynolds
Greenwood
Neb
Grace Methodist Church
Lincoln
Dr. Shepherd
H. B. Collins
M. BR
Old Cass County resident celebrates 80th birthday
Mrs E E Goodwin mother of HK Propst of Mynard marked her 80th birthday on December 21 1011. A Cass County resident since 1869 she has spent forty two years as a honored member of the community. The Journal congratulates Grandma Goodwin on the birthday milestone.
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E. E. Goodwin
Propst
Mynard
Goodwin
Cass County
Plattsmouth
Journal
Grandma Goodwin
Roth
Plattsmouth Visit By Frank Gox And Wife
Frank Gox and his wife from Nehanka traveled to Plattsmouth to attend to business matters during their day trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gox
Nehanka
Plattsmouth
Hand Injury Delays Local Worker at Freight Yard
Joe Sabatka sustained a deep laceration on the knuckles of his left hand while closing a freight car door at the local shops. The door was frozen and slipped, causing a deep cut requiring stitches and several days off work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sabatka
Joe
The Farmer Outgrows Old Stereotypes Of Ignorance
A discussion counters the stereotype of the ignorant farmer by noting that rural readers often understand government regulation and the Sherman Act better than city dwellers. It credits farmers with thorough, independent study of the newspaper and public questions, challenging urban biases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goffe
Chicago
Mark White Enjoys First Sleigh Ride This Winter
From Thursdays Daily Mark White finally rides his new sled after a year delay. Snow six inches deep finally allows the well seasoned slide to hit the county seat as he becomes the first man in town from his section with a sled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark White
Mark
Miss Zelma Tuey Visits Local Families in Nebraska City
Miss Zelma Tuey visited the families of Rev. Randall and W. Soper in Nebraska City last week returning home early this week. The group, formerly of Plattsmouth, enjoyed an evening out with music created entirely by ringing bells.
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Zelma Tuey
Randall and
W. 5
Soper
Miss Tuey
Plattsmouth
Murray Dance Club Social Evening Highlight
The Murray Dancing club hosts a social dance in Murray on Saturday evening December 40 with music by the Nebraska City orchestra. An invitation is extended to all with a promise of a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Dancing Club
Murray
Nebraska City
GA Subscriptions Campaign Seeks Funds for 82 000 Goal
A fundraising push by the Mo G. A movement committee aims to raise half of 82 000 before Christmas to outfit a room. Volunteers face illness absences delaying solicitations as they target about 210 memberships at 60 dollars first year with a secretary position to avoid transforming into a club. The effort plans to finish by January 15 with hopes to resume canvassing after holidays.
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Onertake
Yo M. OG. A. Wilhows
Fire Alarm Blazes From Tin Shop Incident
Fire alarm reported this morning after a blaze originated in the tin shop of AL Sebaldien at the corner of Sixth and Pearl. A stove warmed inflammable roofing material ignited sides of the stove and woodwork before several pails of water stopped the fire with no major damage.
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AL Sebaldien
Camerauf Sixth
Pearl Streets
Marriage Linking Union and Seattle Ends A Romance
In Seattle dispatches dated December 21 a romance from Union Nebraska spanning 25 years ends in marriage between Harriet Pollard Barnum of Union and R Wills of Seattle. Both had prior spouses. Harriet is Isaac Pollard’s daughter and sister Ernest Pollard served two congress terms. The couple previously lived in Ongs County and Union, with Wills a former Missouri Pacific dispatcher.
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Seattle
Wash
Union
Neb
Harriet Pollard Barnum
R. Wills
Wills
Isaac Pollard
Cass County
Nebraska
Pioneer
Ernest Pollard
Congress
Lincoln
Trial Delayed in Rennolis v Kohrell as Judge Reads Illness
In district court, Amanda P Rennolis versus Louis F Kohrell failed to proceed when defendant's attorney John CG Watson fell ill. The judge excused the jury panel until January 22 and adjourned without a trial this morning. Meanwhile Wanderholm v Burlington Railway yielded a $3500 verdict after nearly a day of deliberation.
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Amanda P. Rennolis
Louis F. Kohrell
John CG. Watson
Watson
Wanderholm
Burlington Railway
Wanderhol
BL & QO. Railway Company
Palintiss Husband
Injured Blacksmith at Burlington Shop
Burlington blacksmith John Carlson was badly hurt this morning at work when a back hammer struck his face. A surgeon required several stitches and he will be off work for the rest of the week.
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John Carlson
Burlington
Carlson
Proceedings of the Board of Commissioners 1912 meeting notes
County records show the Plattsmouth board adjourning after approving claims for general funds and road districts. Appointed Gertrude Noonen as county court clerk for two years, addressed tax roll corrections, and approved various payments to vendors, officials, and residents. The session notes reflect standard public notice actions and budget adjustments.
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Mattonouth
Beard
Purenant
Swheer
Jordan
Morgan
Nidas
Hond Dietriat
Denson
Plattemouth
Pegon
Puttemouth
Mike Luts
Lemeyer
Mond
Jame Hobertwon
Thin Day
Gertrude Noeenon
Hozen Wheeler
Klopp- Martlett Co
L. J. Mayfield
J. W. Brotet
Loutaville
Ossenkop Brothers
Louieville
Clark
Louieville Village
Board of
Loulaville Village
A Adame
Daniel McCurdy
McCurdy
Plattamouth City
Second Ward
Mary Wéeckbach
Mathomouth City
L. D
Switz
Hans Johnson
Frans Son
Wlary
Oal
A.J. Snyder
Nora Oo
Hiatt & Bon
Paupern
L. Friedrich
M. Niehoy
Brynott & Co
Dan’ McCurdy
D. Quinton
J. W. Kinser
Quinton
Joe Cprvie
Golding
Klopp & Bartlett Co
Courey
Smith
Schlater
Nebraska State Penitentiary
McCann and Doud
sxHonse
McCann and
Doud
Peniten- Cpatp
Es Oary Ven
Niday
Boucher
H. PD. Patterson
Surveyor's Service
Sheldon & Sheldon
Lumber
Pesnvntes Sog Yates Lumber Co
Village of Louisville
Bivens Xyes
Terial
Court House
District Nad
Rive 9
A, B&b. Hubbard
D. CG Morgan
Rosengrand & Sons Relocated In Plattsmouth Office
Rosengrand & Sons, a popular real estate firm, has moved to the Fred Krug building on north Fifth Street in Plattsmouth with a new gold leaf sign by artist Frank Gobelman. The firm lists lands in the San Taids Valley, Colorado, featuring wheat, oats, alfalfa, and other crops, noting fertile soil and high yields. Prospective buyers are invited to inquire about terms, with Messrs Rosencransa & Sons described as genial and obliging.
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W. EB. Hosencraus & Sons
Fred Krug
Pifth Street
Frank Gobelman
Plathsnouth
He Ety
Q New Post Ofice
Nosenerans & Sons
San Taids
Colorado
Gass County
Timothy
Messers Rosencransa & Sons
Question on Embezzlement If Agent Has Interest in Funds
A Lincoln businessman asks how judges justify not convicting an agent who collected money for the firm but kept the commission and the principal’s share. He seeks the legal process by which this arrangement is not treated as embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Islnessman
Weeping Water Advance Promises Growth and Trade
The Weeping Water Republican notes stronger trade this year and more building activity than in years past. It urges readers to settle, buy a lot, and build, claiming the town offers growth and right conditions. M. G. McQuin of Union visited Plattsmouth overnight.
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Bates
Journal of
Plattsmouth
Republican
Olive Bore
Olive
Weeping Water Republican
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Tevin
Sen
Liberty
Althe
Byron Clark
W. A. Robertson
Tan Clarence
AMC
Thacker
Tose
the Board OF Commissioners
Roward
Fred Patterson
Rosengrand & Sons Nicely Located
Brag
M. G. McQuin
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