For Sale or Trade 345 Acres Near Bloomington Nebraska
Real estate ad lists 345 acres river bottom and farm land with pasture two miles from BloomingtonNebraska. 188 acres cropland with 125 head of thoroughbred Hereford cattle offered. Contact R E Doud Plattsmouth Nebraska. Also local social notices end with travel and visits from Mrs C W Stout DeWitt Nebraska and family and York Schools superintendent W G Brooks with family.
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Bloomington
Neb
R. E. Doud
Plattsmouth
Mrs Walker At Death’s Door In Murray After Stroke
Mrs James A Walker a Cass county pioneer and widow of a prominent eastern businessman lies at death at her Murray home after a paralytic stroke Sunday night. Struck at home she has been unconscious since and family hopes fade for a recovery. She is highly esteemed by Murray residents and has lived with her daughter Miss Margie.
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James A. Walker
Cass County
Murray
Local visitors attend to business in city
Cedar Creek resident Cc A Gaust visited the city for business. Former county commissioner Co BE Heebner spent a few hours here on matters of business. John Gaver of near Cedar Creek was in town a few hours for business. Attorney Charles L Graves of Union visited the courthouse for a short time. Former congressman Ernest M Pollard of Nelawka attended district court proceedings yesterday. Miss Anna Seiver of David City leaves today for York to attend an operator convention, accompanied by her sister Mrs Sanford Short who will stay in David City for some time.
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Cc. A. Gaust
Cedar Creek
BE. Heebner
John Gaver
Charles L. Graves
Union
City
Court House
Ernest M. Pollard
Nelawka
First
Anna Seiver
David Tity
Hans Seiver
York
Sanford Short
David City
Louis Lau
John E. Scheel, Jr
Murdock
Fred Gorder
Mr. Gorder
Mrs. Gorder
Kathryn Wadick
Glenwood
Jacob Rummell
Beaver City
Will Rummell
Ed Rummell
Christina Rummell
Harry Hall
Ernest Maischullat
Orchard
Nebraska
Cc. E. Noyes
Louisville
Gerald Ault
George R. Sayles
J. M. Clarence
Near Union
McGinnis Churchill
Murray
F. P. Sheldon
Vincent Straub
Nehawka
Lloyd Schneider
T. J. Thiele
A. H. Bell
Near Nehawka
William Kruger
Harry Kruger
Franks and visitors fill Friday local notes
Friday in the county brings Frank H Johnson of Weeping Water, Louis Lau and John E Scheel Jr of near Murdock and county officials among those visiting for business and licenses. A public auction advertises horses cattle and farm equipment with terms of cash or six month credit.
Pleasant visitors stop at Journal office in Omaha
Leonard Williams of Topeka Kansas visited the Journal office while visiting his brother Earl Williams in Omaha. William Giff of Chicago joined Mrs. Giff visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs. J E Sanderson. Clair Hudson, on Christmas vacation with his parents, left for Kirksville Missouri to resume osteopathic studies.
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Leonard Williams
Topeka
Kansas
Earl Williams
Omaha
Williams
William Giff
Chicago
Giff
J. E. Sanderson
Clair Hudson
O. C. Hudson
Kirkeville
Missouri
The
Osteopathic College
Fairview Club Holiday Meeting At School House
The Fairview community club met at the school house on Dec 23 with a fine program as the main feature. Santa Claus visited the children and the young men served candy nuts and pop. Bernice and Lucille Horn returned from Omaha for Christmas with their parents while Mrs. John Alexon recovers from illness and school resumes Dec 31 after vacation.
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Fairview
Appraisers Named for Murdock School Site
William Lutchens W F Lau and Henry Reichmann of near Murdock met with County Judge Allen J Beeson to discuss their duties as appraisers for land in the Murdock consolidated school district planned for a future new school building. The Elmwood precinct board of appraisers includes leading local residents qualified for the task.
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William Lutchens
W. F. Lau
Henry Reichmann
Murdock
Allen J. Beeson
Murdock Consolidated
Elmwood
Desperate chances with colds warned by remedy pitch
The piece cautions that many contract severe colds and recover without care, warning such risk weakens the system and invites worse illness. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a famed cure available cheaply.
Giant tooth found in Nebraska sand pit hints at prehistoric mammal
A three pound and three ounce tooth was unearthed in a Schuyler sand pit and examined by Dr. T Gibbons who said it belonged to a prehistoric mammal likely weighing five tons. The fossil was found twenty five feet underground with geology suggesting ancient roamers ten thousand years ago. It was sent to archeologist Dr. R F Gilder in Omaha for study and a search party will probe nearby ground for more skeleton remains.
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Schuyler, Neb
T. Gibbons
R. F. Gilder
Omaha
John Ehrenberger
Sand Pit
Son of J. H. Morehead Weds Niece of Reavis in Kansas
Edwin J. Morehead son of Congressman John H. Morehead and Anne Marezret Gist niece of former Congressman C. Frank Reavis wed at Holton Kansas on Monday. Gist family banker and Gold Star Mothers head, Elizabeth Gist, had previously married in Council Bluffs to M A Burton avoiding Nebraska law. Morehead is an overseas veteran and auto dealer.
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Falls City
Edwin J. Morehead
John H. Morehead
Anne Marezret Gist
C. Frank Reavis
Coolidge
Nebraska
Holton
Kansas
T. J. Gist
Gist
Gold Star Mothers of
Legion Auxiliary
Young Morehead
Elizabeth
M. A. Burton
Council Bluffs
Death of Judge William D. McHugh at Chicago home
Prominent former Omaha jurist Judge William D. McHugh dies at his Chicago residence after a year of voice loss and threats limiting his courtroom appearances. Born September 10 1855 in Gatena Illinois he practiced law in Nebraska before serving as general attorney for International Harvester. Funeral set for Friday in Omaha at 316 North 41st Street residence of daughter Mrs Claire J Baird.
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William D. McHugh
Omaha
Chicago
J. G. McHugh
Judge McHugh
Plattsmouth
Gatena
Illinois
International Harvester Company
Nebraska
Democratic Party
J. Sterling Morton
Cleveland
William Jennings Bryan
Tobias Castor
McHugh
U. S
Grover Cleveland
Senate
W. H. Munger
Omahe
Claire J. Baird
North 41St Street
Hunnicutt Family Travels to Kansas City
Edward Hunnicutt his wife and five children visited the Briggs family in Des Moines on their way to Kansas City. They recently sold oil interests in Des Moines and plan to join an ice manufacturing company with branches in major cities. The family travels by automobile toward their new home.
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Edward Hunnicutt
M.S. Briggs
Hunnicutt
Des Moines
Iowa
Kansas City
Hunnicut
Constipation Remedy Guidance From 19th Century Ad
When you are constipated to insure a healthy action of the bowels and correct disorders of the liver, take two of Chamberlain's Tablets immediately after supper. They will not only cause a gentle movement of the bowels, without unpleasant effects, but banish that dull, stupid feeling that often accompanies con.
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Chamberlain
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Bestor & Swatek
Halstead Market
B. J. Halstead
C. W. Stout
DeWitt, Nebraska
George K
John Frady
Vallery
South Sixth Street
Glen and
Frank Vallery
Hart’s Market
Kroehler
Frank H. Johnson
Weeping Water
Fred Deichman
Near Murdock
Troy L. Davis
Johnson
van Brunt
Oliver Lister
Bradley Lister
Deering
Bradley
Frank A. Marler, Sr
W. R. Young
W. G. Boedeker
Journal
Jedi
T. H. Pollock
Farmers State Bank
Schuyler, Nebr
J. H. Morehead
Reavis
Heath
M’rugh
Plattsmouth Implement Company
Lorenz Brothers
Christ
Fred Lugsch
L. G. Egenberger
Cc. A. Rosencrans
the Barber
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