Daily Personal News visitors roam Omaha from many towns
A flood of notes records visitors to Omaha from Murray near Union Rock Bluffs Cedar Creek and other nearby areas. Names include Byron Reed Justus Lillie John Richardson Miss Letta Smith and many more as they visit for a day or weekend visiting friends and attending local events.
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Robert Maury
Omaha
Herbert Josselyn
Byron Reed
Murray
Justus Lillie
Union
Sam Smith
Rock Bluffs
Letta Smith
John Wehrbein
Nora Batton
Ward Clark
Joseph Wales
Homer Mathews
Auburn
Pattie Mathews
Fire destroys Casey farm house near Elmwood
A fire at the Casey farm northeast of Elmwood completely destroyed the house of Miss Wilson and all belongings of Mrs. Herzberg and her son. The fire origin is unknown and likely started after they left on the 11 33 train to Lincoln. Neighbor Harry Marshall reported the blaze but only kitchen remains. Insurance on the building was reportedly 300 dollars.
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Casey
Elmwood
Harry Marshall
Echo
Bestor Shines in Lincoln Checker Tourney Finish
Herman Bestor returned from the Lincoln checker tournament with a strong showing after illness. He played 16 wins 25 draws and 11 losses in the event, finishing with a five game lead over those drawn or defeated. He is praised for his deep knowledge of the game and potential to excel further when fully healthy.
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Herman Bestor
Lincoln
Runaway Horses Spook Team on Washington Avenue
Last evening Clayton Tyler and his crew on Washington avenue were frightened as the horses bolted down Pearl street to Sixth. They halted at a watering trough for a drink, caused no notable damage, then were captured.
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Clayton Tyler
Washington Avenue
Avenue
Pearl Street
Sixth
Baby Hazel Linville Dies of Tonsillitis
Mr and Mrs Fred Linville from Henley Furnas county bring home the body of their baby Hazel who died at home on Saturday morning The funeral was preached at Otterbein church by Rev Mr Brink and she was buried in the cemetery The bereaved parents receive many friends sympathy in their affliction Funeral notice from the Nebraska Register.
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Fred Linvile
Henley
Furnas County
Hazel
Otterbein Church
Brink
Nebraska Register
Will Try Case at Glenwood
Mathew Gering and Ed Brantner were passengers to Glenwood last evening where they will look after their interests in a suit begun there. The matter involves garnisheeing $1,000 by an attorney claiming it as fees, and Brantner has a contract for two hundred dollars.
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Mathew Gering
Ed Brantner
Glenwood
Brantner
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Iowa
A. L
ZINK
Clayton
New Mexico
Lost lap robe reported missing near Mynard
A brownish black galloway lap robe with green lining, scalloped edges, torn outside, was lost last Monday between Plattsmouth freight depot and Mynard. A reward is offered for its return at Dovey's store or W T Richardson's Mynard, or the claimant's home owned by Joseru H Adams.
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Plattsmouth Frieght
Mynard
Dovey
W. T. Richardson
Joseru H. Adams
Republican North America praises Bryan in editorial
The Philadelphia North American, a Republican paper, denounces GOP crookedness and endorses honesty over money. It argues Bryan delegates must reflect genuine sentiment, condemns Guffey's control and calls Bryan a never-defeated man of manhood to inspire voters.
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The
Philadelphia North America
Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Bryan
North American
National Democratic
Guffery
Standard Oil Company
Guffey
William Jenning Bryan
Revival under way with Evangelist Frank Miller
Union opens its evangelistic service February 19 led by Evangelist Frank Miller of Lincoln. Miller uses his trunk organ and song books, offers chalk talks with a folding blackboard for youth, and recently saw over 100 conversions at Havelock. A large regional turnout is invited.
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Union
Frank Miller
Lincoln
Miller
Havelock
Nebraska City News
Costly Barn Fire Destroys Farm Buildings Near Town
A large barn on Wm. Retzliff’s farm four miles west and two south of town burned early Tuesday, with several sheds and implement houses. Ten horses, five cows, calves, hogs and chickens perished. Loss estimated at $6000, partly insured. Origin unknown, suspected to be started by tramps. Eagle Beacon.
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Wm. Retzliff
Eagle Beacon
Nebraska City Girls Beat Plattsmouth 17 to 14
The Nebraska City high school girls defeated Plattsmouth 17 to 14 in a return game at the Nebraska City gym. A large crowd attended though seating was limited and many were turned away. Afterward a dance at Memorial hall hosted by the Coweta club entertained the visiting Plattsmouth players.
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Plattsmouth
Nebraska City High School
Nebraska City High School Athletic Association
Nebraska City Girls
Memorial Hall
Coweta Club
Nebraska City
Ottawa Merchant Heads to Chicago for Purchases
Gardner Walker of Ottawa Kansas leaves with wife and children visiting Chicago as guests of the Wescotts at Sunnyside. He will stay about ten days to buy stock for his Ottawa clothing store. The family will remain in Ottawa while he is away and reunite on his return.
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G. S. Foxworthy
Omaha
Western Newspaper
Union
Journal
James E. Grummith
John Kilday
Henry J. Schluntz
Frank Duxbury
H. H. Duke
F. Kauble
Wardlow Laundry Co
van Horn Co Music
Katie McHugh
Falls City
Ed. McHugh
J. H. Cook
Julian
Missouri Pacific
John Rush
John Volk
Ottumwa
Iowa
Pekin
Illinois
Gardner Walker
Ottawa
Kansas
City
Wescott’s
Sunnyside
Chicago
Burlington
Letter from New Mexico praises climate and growth prospects
A. L. Zink of Clayton New Mexico writes about life costs wages and opportunities in the territory He notes warm winters ample water and striking mountain scenery While acknowledging scarce spring work he forecasts fast growth with irrigation as a key factor and highlights available land bargains and local amenities for homeseekers.
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Plattsmouth
Rabbit Ear Mountains
Serra Grande
Mount Capalena
Pike’s Peak
Colorado
Oyster supper and fishing party at Mynard
Last evening at Mynard a long anticipated oyster supper and fishing party drew a large crowd. The hall was filled with good natured people who enjoyed themselves fully. Receipts exceeded expectations, encouraging organizers to plan future events.
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Mynard
Fortunate Ice Load Rescue After Narrow Accident
Charlie Mapes nearly escaped serious trouble while hauling ice when a 2x4 broke sending him and a cake of ice off the wagon and between the horses. He grabbed the wagon tongue, spoke to the animals, and the horses stopped, allowing him to crawl free. The episode ended with a fortunate outcome.
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Chas. Mapes
Streight
Charlie
County Court appoints estate administrators
In the matter of the estate of Fred Kroehler Herman Kleitsch was appointed administrator While for the estate of Mrs Eliza Dutin John M Deming was appointed administrator.
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Fred Kroehler
Herman Kleitsch
Eliza Dutin
John M. Deming
Nebraska City Girls Defeated 17 to 14 in Contested Contest
The Girls' High School basketball team traveled to Nebraska City and lost 17 to 14. Players from here included forwards Helen Trinity and Georgia White, guards Jean Morrissy and Matilda Soennichsen, centers Bessie Edwards and Clara Weyrick, with substitutes Esther Larson Marie Bookmeyer Helen Clark Hallie Parmele Ellen Pollock. Professor Brooks coached with Miss Howard chaperoning.
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Nebraska City
Professor Brooks
Miss Howard
Helen Trinity
Georgia White
Jean Morrissy
Matilda Soennichsen
Bessie Edwards
Clara Weyrick
Esther Larson
Marie Bookmeyer
Helen Clark
Hallie Parmele
Ellen Pollock
Warden and Murdock Wed in Nebraska City
Judge Wilson joins Hugh E. Warden and Miss Sarah C. Murdock in marriage at Nebraska City on February 7. All are well known in Cass county and the Journal extends best wishes for their happiness and prosperity.
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Nebraska City
Judge Wilson
Hugh E. Warden
Sarah C. Murdock
Nehawka
Cass County
Journal
House for Sale on South Tenth Street Inquiries to LeEypa
A five or six room house is available on South Tenth Street. Interested buyers should inquire with J. M. LeEypa.
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South Tenth Street
J. M. LeEypa
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