Local Notes Highlight Births Marriages and Accidents
Birth announced for a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Henry In helder on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Murdoch announce engagement of daughter Mabel Marie to James Madison DeLezene with wedding planned at the family home on December 26. A five-year-old breaks his left forearm after a barnyard accident. another boy, Theodore Stander, injures his forehead while coasting. J. A. Ellers of Dunbar takes charge of the Speaker Hotel, planning renovations and a name change. An article praises South Dakota’s mining and landscapes, and a curing tale credits Dr King’s New Discovery for a child’s recovered health. druggists Fricke & Co. selling 50c and $1.00 bottles with trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Inhelder
Wm. Stohlman
Omaha
William Murdoch
Mabel Marie
James Madison DeLezene
Chas. Ahl
Theodore Stander
C. A. Richey
Courier
South Dakota
Mound City
E. D. Clapp
Mrs. Clapp
Dr. King
F. G. Fricke & Co
Nehawka Local Notes and Town Happenings
Plattsmouth visitor Ray Denson stayed with Mrs. Hanson. Frank Trotter reports full rheumatic cure after Burlington Junction Springs. Dr. Slattery of Lincoln treated Mrs. Straub and queried land price at $100. Ralph Opp’s depot setback caused a wreck and oyster loss. Nehawka Stone Co plans injunction over large shipments. Smallpox scare with a misdiagnosis. Wilcox treated patient. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy praised by Geo. Springs, N.C. observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Keister
Ray Denson
Plattsmouth
Ralph Opp
Missouri Pacific
Peter Opp
Mr. Bullock
Nehawka Stone Company
Cunningham
Hansen
Dr. Wilcox
Doan's Kidney Pills Bring Relief for Plattsmouth Woman
Mrs M S Burk of Plattsmouth reports rapid back pain relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She suffered kidney complaints for years, with severe attacks that once kept her bedridden. Her husband bought the pills at Gering & Co.'s drug store, and she credits them with removing pain and urinary troubles. Sold by dealers at 5 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY, agents for US. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
M.S. Burk
Corner Third and
Dyke Streets
Dean
Gering & Co
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Stander Visits Rev Jung in Texas and Keeps Louisville Ties
James Stander visits Rev. and Mrs. G. Jung near Taylor Texas. The Jungs report good health and a strong German school and church, while missing Louisville friends. They praise productive land but mud hampers farming in wet weather. locals anticipate better times and ample living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
James Stander
G. Jung
Taylor
South
Louisville
Jung
Germany
Kew
United States
Supreme court limits malt extract as intoxicant in Luther case
The Supreme Court ruled a judge cannot assume malt extract is intoxicating. John A. Luther, a Harlan county druggist, was fined for selling malt as intoxicating liquor. He may prove the malt extract is harmless. The offense rests on selling intoxicants without a license. Also advertise Chamberlain's Slave for skin diseases by F. G. Fricke & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
John A. Luther
Harlan County
Greenwood Improves Says Guardian Visits County Court
E B Craig of Greenwood attended a settlement in the county court regarding Elmer Barnett who has reached adulthood. He noted Greenwood has improved more in the past year than in the 20 years since he moved there, and praised the town as one of eastern Nebraska’s prettiest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Craig
Greenwood
Elmer Barnett
Craig
Nebraska
Death by own hand of Omaha businessman
J Frank Carpenter, secretary of the Carpenter Paper Co in Omanha Neb, shot himself after supper following seven weeks of insomnia and illness. He helped build a large wholesale paper business with his three brothers and had recently overseen a new eight story warehouse and a home for his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omanha
Neb
J. Frank Carpenter
Carpenter Paper Company
Carpenter
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Pollard Earns Key Agricultural Committee Seat
Ernest M. Pollard of Nebraska’s First district joins the agricultural committee, a post the Herald says he has long coveted and understands scientifically. Though not the strongest Nebraskan in Congress, his life study of agriculture supports the belief he will advance Nebraska interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest M. Pollard
Nebraska
Agricultural Committee
Herald
Pollard
Congress
Married at Akron Colorado
Newton Will and his bride of one day surprised the Akron community by returning to the couple’s home after their wedding in Akron. They will reside in Akron this winter where Mrs Will operates a millinery store and decide their future after the season ends. The couple had previously sold their western ranch interests. The Journal extends congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Will
Akron
Lena Gilcrest
Will
Newton
Mrs J M Young to Attend Albia Wedding
Mrs J M Young and her daughter Mrs Ralph Godwin left this morning for Albia Iowa to attend the wedding of Miss Maude Ethel Eastlake and Wm Peter Sen tomorrow. They expect to be away three or four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Young
Ralph Godwin
Albia
Iowa
Bates Suffers Bad Thumb Cut at Parmele Theatre
T. J. Bates, who recently completed a scenery dock at Parmele Theatre, cut his thumb very badly while handling unloading duties and will be out of work for an extended period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Bates
Parmele Theatre
Wreck on Missouri Pacific near Howe blocks passenger flow
A Friday wreck near Howe on the Missouri Pacific rail line involved a freight train breaking a defective rail. Twelve cars, eleven loaded with coal, piled in the ditch but no injuries occurred as the engine and waycar stayed on track. The passenger train was redirected via Falls City to Nebraska City with a mail and passenger train combination sent to meet it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Howe
Missouri Pacific Railway
Falls City
Burlington
Nebraska City
Donelan Funeral Held After Tragic Loss in Lincoln
The funeral for John A. Donelan was held from A. W. White's residence at 2 pm with Rev. Canon Burgess delivering the address. Mrs. Donelan's grief kept the service quiet as friends from Weeping Water arrived by special train. Donelan, born in 1872 and aged just over 35, grew up in the city, worked in banking in Weeping Water, later moved to Lincoln for treatment after a series of appendicitis problems. The remains were interred at Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Donelan
A. W. White
Canon Burgess
H. D. Reed
F. A. Reed
J. W. Calvert
A. G. Wellenseth
5. D. Switzer
Orlando Tefft
CC. E. Tefft
Co. W. Bish
W. D. Bish
H. J. Davis
J. B. Hungate
E. T. Marshall
W. S. Barnes
J. R. Sherman
BE. S. Rexford
J. W. Teegarden
Floyd Wolcott
H. B. Wolcott
J. W. Woodford
J. M. Woodford
C. E. Day
J. H. Andrus
J. I. Curly
S. F. Gerondit
Oak Hill Cemetery
Horse accident injures Chas Barnard near Will Jean farm
At Charles Jean's home three miles SW of town, Chas Barnard was kicked and crushed by a horse while butchering with the Jean families. The horse fell on him, dislocating his left shoulder and tearing gashes on his forehead and face. Dr. Livingston treated the injuries and reduced the dislocation. He remained in pain but thankful for the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jean
Chas
Barnard
Mr. Barnard
Will Jean
Jean
Frank Jean
Charlie
J.S. Livingston
Coal Satisfaction Signal In Kitchen Music Offer
A sign promotes easy coal ordering from the local office and yard. It claims the Trenton mine output is unmatched and peerless, noting the fuel we handle has no superior anywhere and is equal in few places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Passed Examination After Foley Kidney Cure
James Donahue of New Brittan Connecticut reports after trying several remedies and doctors for diabetes he failed to improve until using Foley's Kidney Cure. After two bottles he improved and five bottles cured him completely and he passed a life insurance examination. Foley's Kidney Cure claims to cure backache and all forms of kidney and bladder trouble. F Fricke and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
F. G. Frick & Co
James Donahue
New Brittan
Conn
Foley
Fricke & Co
Improved Order of Red Men Grow Membership in Omaha Area
The Improved Order of Red Men reports steady growth with a large class admitted last night earning degrees and becoming “Big Indians.” Local and South Omaha members, including Thomas Walling and Emil Walters, assisted, with refreshments served after the ceremony. A Dean’s Regulats promotion appears amid the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Walling
Emil Walters
Adolph Wesch
A. G. Bach
Walter Godenour
Perry Utterbach
W. Kruger
Chas. Richards
H. G. Bat
Women and Health in Marriage and Motherhood
A vintage health feature extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women, claiming it strengthens weak organs after marriage and childbirth. It cites benefits for nursing and expectant mothers, notes no alcohol, and touts extensive endorsements. The article warns against overreliance on miracles and discusses other Dr. Pierce products and claims of professional backing. It frames pelvic health as central to appearance and vitality, urging readers to seek recognized remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esas
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Invalids
Piasco
Medion” Aeies
Kibaray
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the Courier
Nehawka
Chamberlain
Asles
Geo. Springs
N.C
Happy Womer
Rev
Farmer Pollard
Colorado
Missouri Pacific & Wreck
J. W. Egenberger
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