Murray Notes Share of Illness and Local Events
Several residents are reported ill with grip and rheumatism including Little Helen Gilmore Mrs Joe Burton and Mrs D J Pitman plus Sam and Bert Hansel. The Lloyd Beedeker sale draws a large crowd Chas S Stone clerked and Col Jenkins shows a new camera. A brick schoolhouse near Murray is sold after auction and a Chicago Concert Trio performs at the Presbyterian church. Local gossip covers births deaths travel and town business with town gossip about a “dog eater” in Murray.
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Helen Gilmore
Grip
W. C. Brown
N. G. Thomas Sale
Joe Burton
D. J. Pitman
Sam
Bert Hansel
Miles Standish
Walt Thacker
Murray
H. C. Snaviley
Lloyd-Boediker
Chas. S. Stone
Lloyd and Beedeker
Col. Jenkins
R. R. Nickels
Chicago
Pesbyterian Church
Murray Lecture Association
Lanham
Journal
Omaha News
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Plattsmouth
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Notice to Rural Patrons on Stamp Purchases
Postmaster A L Baker urges rural delivery patrons to stop leaving loose coins in mailboxes. Patrons should carry stamps in advance and keep small cups in boxes to hold coins when buying stamps, reducing delays for rural carriers.
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A. L. Baker
Child Die: Linville Family Funeral at Otterbein
The one year old child of Mr and Mrs Fred Linville died in Farnay county and arrived in Murray with its parents Tuesday. The funeral was held Wednesday forenoon at Otterbein church with Rev Brink presiding and burial in Otterbein cemetery.
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Fred Linville
Farnay County
Murray
Otterbein Church
Brink
Otterbein
For Sale Shorthorn Bulls by H G Topp Murray Neb
A sale notice advertises a number of registered Shorthorn bulls offered by H G Topp of Murray Nebraska. The item is presented as available for potential buyers in the local market.
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H. G. Todd
Murray
Will Oliver
Peru
Elizabeth
H. G. Topp
Neb
Blacksmithing and Horseshoeing Shop Opens Near Murray
John Durman has opened a black smithing and repair shop on J. T. Porter farm south of Murray. He specializes in horseshoeing and invites all parties needing this work to call and visit.
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John Durman
J. T. Porter
Murray
Foley's Kidney Cure Ad Promises Kidney Relief
Advertisement for Foley's Kidney Cure by F. G. Fricke & Co. claims to stop irregularities and cure any kidney and bladder trouble within reach of medicine. No specific date or location given.
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Foley
F. G. Fricke & Co
Needle in Arm Found in Murray Resident
Alva Long of near Murray, aka Dr Long, suffered arm soreness and pain. Dr Brendel removed a corroded needle with thread hidden in the arm, suggesting it had been there for some time. The report ends with an advertisement for Burdock Blood Bitters claiming to cure dyspepsia.
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Alva Long
Murray
Dr. Long
Brendel
Mr. Long
Paul Milyoukov
University of Chicago
Duma
St. Petersburg
Constitutional Democrats of
Russia
New
Milyoukov
Moscow University
Siberia
Bulgaria
America
Rungsia
Elmwood Eastern Star trip and local events in town
About a half dozen residents joined the Eastern Star gathering in Elmwood on Tuesday. Mr Cox relocates to Oregon City, and several local residents visit relatives or attend church and social events. A M W A oyster supper, dances, and a cattle shipment to South Omaha are noted along with a factory accident in Julian and a town resident’s death and burial.
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Elmwood
The
Eastern Star
Masonic Order
Rudolph Ray
M. W. Moore
Illinois
George Leis
Martin & Tool
Professor DeBolt
John Rohrdanz
Arch Rager
Dave
Fort Scott
Kansas
H. von Lockum
F. Wolf
Paul Schewe
Henry Meiersurgen
South Omaha
M. W. A. Hall
Wm. Gehrts
Julian
Socials and Ice Harvest Highlight Community News
Mr and Mrs A J Tool entertained at whist. Ice harvest is in full blast with one foot thick ice. A Stachetsky family moved away. Colonial Saxophone quartette entertained at M W A hall with Miss Victoria Lynn. a full house and profits to fund the course. A tragic infant death leads to post mortem and rebuke of the father. Sleets and telegraph poles damaged by storms. Neitzel and Thimgan return from the west.
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Colonial Saxophone
M. W. A. Hall
Victoria Lynn
Hisenhut
Rawls
Eisenhut
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Claude Everett
Jos. Burton
William Rice
James Loughridge
Masonic Lodge
J. B. Seybelt
John Stones
Roy Taylor
A. C. Godwin
Nick Klaurens
Jacob Gruber
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Henry Long Farm
Wm. Wehrbein
Ed Slocum
Theo. L. Amick
Parmele Theater
Marie Berger
Lincoln
John Murray
Ed. Pitman
Union
Roy Boyd
Guy Burton
Telephone Exchange
John Cook
H. L. Oldham
la Grippe
Ozra Virgin
Kelly Rhoden
Ray Chriswisser
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Henry Sans
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James Root
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Lewis Waggoner
Springfield
Bill
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A. J. Tool
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H. R. Neitzel
Dave Thimgan
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