Charity Concert Showcased Presbyterian Debt Drive
A Thursday charity concert by Presbyterian church members drew high praise for a program led by Mrs. Gamble and featuring Clinton G. Wood the Aeo lian Mixed Quartet and soloists like Mildred Cummins and Ralph White. The event aimed to erase the church debt, and despite bad weather the audience showed strong support and applauded each number.
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Presbyterian Church
Claire Dovey
Verna Cole
Clinton G. Wood
Mrs. Gable
Miss Baird
Messrs
Rosalie
Mrs. Gamble
Violet
Ralph White
Bernese Newell
W. G. Brooks
Gamble
Mrs Hempel Hosts Pioneers Reunion on Third Street
Mrs B J Hempel entertained at her Third street home on Thursday afternoon with a gathering of city pioneers. The program featured memories of bygone days in the young city, and attendees included Mesdames George Beeck, Johnson. Henry Beeck. F D Lehnhoff. Henry Martins. August Rheinacle. W S Purdy. A Tartsch, among others who enjoyed a pleasant afternoon.
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Third Street
B. J. Hempel
George Beeck
Johnson
Henry Beeck
F. D. Lehnhoff
Henry Martins
August Rheinacle
W. S. Purdy
A. Tartsch
ASG and Hand Piano For Sale In Gag Condition
Auction note states ASG and a hand piano for sale in gag condition. For further information contact Cuas S. Stone in Murray, or write S. Stone, Murray nearby.
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S. Stone
Murray
Miller and wife depart for Ord after city visit
Theodore Miller and wife leave the city after visiting Mrs. Miller's brother Henry Steinbauer and family. Mr. Miller, engaged with the Burlington road, plans frequent Journal visits to stay in touch with community happenings.
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Theodore Miller
Mrs. Miller
Henry Steinhauer
Ord
Mr. Miller
Burlington Road
Journal
Funeral Attendance Noted In Local Notice
The item mentions Henry G. attending the funeral of Leonard Born at Lainview and references neighbors and longtime ties in the city. Also notes a local baker, k Edwards, and a small hog with unusual features. An unrelated sale of registered hexthorn bulls is listed by H. G. Todd of Murray.
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Leonard
Henry G
Falter
T. Ds
K Edwards
Herger
H. G. Todd, Murray
Mayor Brown for Delegate
The Lincoln News reports Richard L. Metcalfe denies seeking one of four delegates at large to the Denver convention. His stance appears to sidetrack Mayor Brown of Lincoln, with Brown and allies hoping for Metcalfe to withdraw and leave him a clearer field.
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The
Lincoln News
Denver
Richard L. Metcalfe
Metcalfe
Brown
Married in Omaha A Week Ago
Noah Tyler son of Mr and Mrs Clayborn Tyler of this city married Miss Ruby Morgan from Hamburg Iowa about a week ago. Noah recovered from a self inflicted pistol incident during last summer’s Fourth of July celebration. Tyler works at Domestic Laundry in Omaha and Mrs Tyler is a clerk at Hayden's department store. Journal and friends extend best wishes for their life ahead.
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Ward
Noah Tyler
Trade Week Review Notes Shifts in Spring Buying and Exports
Brad street notes spring goods buying rises across markets though below last year. Building trades remain weak with easy labor prices. Week by week U S and Canada failures fall from prior periods, while wheat exports for the week total over 4.03 million bushels. Exports for the fiscal thirty three weeks total 148.64 million bushels versus prior years.
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Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Meisinger family renews Journal subscription
Geo Meisinger III renewed for a semi weekly Journal and requested a copy for his son Fred W who will farm the Krueger place near Cedar Creek next season. Both Messingers are pleased with the Journal and the Journal with them. The paper expresses a wish for many more subscribers like them.
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Geo. Meisinger
Fred W
Krueger
Cedar Creek
Plattsmouth Telephone Co Stockholders Expand Holdings
The Plattsmouth Telephone Company reports nearly 200 stockholders who are pleased with the stock and many are purchasing additional shares.
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Plattsmouth Telephone Company
Illicit five and ten dollar coins spotted in Omaha
Police warn Omaha merchants to beware bogus $5 and $10 gold coins believed headed from Denver. The specimens show crude workmanship and obvious fraud. They likely originate from Colorado or Mexico, first appearing in Denver weeks ago.
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Omaha
Denver
Colorado
Mexico
Omaha Bee
Love and Mercy in a Lincoln Romance Forged in Clemency
John Martin, after nearly three years in prison, will be released at 9 am and marry Inga Anderson the same day in Lincoln. She traveled from Alaska to Nebraska, urged governors, and used her gold mine profits to fund hearings, seeking executive clemency for a padlock game case. Martin, sentenced to five years, receives a commute after a full hearing.
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Lincoln
John Martin
Inga Anderson
Sheldon
Alaska
Nebraska
Martin
Farmers Elevator buys Nehawka facility from Pollard
The Farmers Elevator company at Nehawka completed the purchase of Henry M. Pollard’s elevator. The deal allows immediate grain shipping and removes a rival from the field. Pollard will return to carpentry and building work he did before entering the grain trade.
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Farmers’ Elevator Company
Nehawka
Henry M. Pollard
Pollard
Mrs George Boeck Feted By Mrs Wheeler In City Visit
Mrs W D Wheeler hosted a Thursday afternoon event for Mrs George Boeck of Johnson to honor her visit. Guests included old neighbors of the Boecks who once lived west of the city, sharing reminiscences before a 6 o clock dinner.
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W. D. Wheeler
George Boeck
Johnson
Henry Boeck
Mrs Halmes Breaks Arm at Home West of City
Mrs Nich olas Halmes fell last Sunday at her home west of the city and sustained an arm fracture. The fracture was reduced and while pain subsides some, it remains troublesome. Her advanced age may worsen the outcome and daughter Mrs C Mockenhaupt cares for her.
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Nicholas Halmes
Halmes
C. Mockenhaupt
Real Estate Valuation Guidance From State Board
Secretary Bennett urges county assessors to value land and improvements separately for 1908, ensure fairness across counties, and prepare for four year valuations. He advises consulting real estate leaders, avoiding favoritism, and submitting accurate abstracts on time to prevent injustices and penalties.
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George D. Bennett
State Board of Equalization
Nebraska
State Board
Bennett
State Board of Equalization and Assessment
Pleasure in Oklahoma Welcomes Meisinger Family
Emil J. Meisinger and his brother Phillip with Edgar Baker returned to Perry Oklahoma after a visit. They report the boys settled well in a good locality and have made many friends. A pleasant social gathering in their honor was held with guests including Ben Heldt Alpert R Kerns Howard W Kerns Ben May Frank Man Joe May and others plus Mr and Mrs Chas Carey and Mr and Mrs Alfred Wilcox.
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Emil J. Meisinger
Phillip
Edgar Baker
Perry
Okahoma
Messrs
Ben Heldt
Alpert R. Kerns
Howard W. Kerns
Ben May
Frank Man
Joe May
Henry Long
Otto Long
John Long
Elmer Schwanke
Will Pease
Henry Peas
Ward Sanders
Ben F. Pierce
Dan Keneper
Nathan Carr
Fred Gang
Frank Shutta
Henry Ellis
Philip H. Meisinger
Edgar Barker
Chas. Carey
Alfred Wilcox
Dora Spencer
Mabel Ellis
Lena Schwank
Mell Kirtley
Mary Shutta
France Keneper
Our excellent friend and family move to Oberline Kansas
C Bengen of Mynard and his son in law Thomas F Ruby visited the Journal office. Bengen ordered the paper sent to Ruby for one year. Ruby and his wife depart today for their new home in Oberline Kansas. The Journal joins friends in wishing them happiness and prosperity and will inform them semi weekly of Cass county happenings.
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C. Bengen
Mynard
Thomas F. Ruby
Journal
Bengen
Ruby
160 Acre Hand County Farm For Sale In South Dakota
160 acres in Hand county priced at 20 dollars per acre for cultivation. Ad mentions actress Ad. van Hoorebecke of Omaha Nebraska, Box 352, as advertiser.
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South Dakota
Hand County
Ad. van Hoorebecke
Omaha
Neb
Postmaster Warns Against Stolen Chicago Money Orders
Lincoln postmaster warns business owners to beware money orders stamped Chicago numbers 18516 to 19000 stolen earlier. A man and a woman suspected of using $25 and $50 orders to buy goods in St. Joseph, often receiving cash change. Descriptions note the man as 5 foot 9 to 5 foot 10, heavy build, dark mustache, overcoat. the woman tall, dark haired, distinctive eyes and clothing.
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Sizer of
Lincoln
Chicago
James Miller
Dance to Follow Basketball and Turnin Saturday
After the basketball event and turnin on Saturday February 22 a dance will be held. The notice states a social gathering to follow the activities with attendees expected to participate in music and dancing at the community hall.
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Parmele
Mrs. Hempel
Mayor Brown
R. L. Metcalfe
Plattsmouth
Iowa
Nebraska Metropolis
County Assors
Oklahoma
Kansas
Postoffice
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