Ice harvest possible as Crystal Lake yields Burlington ice
Burlington officials report Crystal Lake near Dakota City Nebraska offers thick fourteen inch ice with a north wind. Ice shipments to Lincoln Omaha Hastings Sutton Aurora Ravenna and other depots may start as temperatures rise. Expected fifty car load last night. seven thousand tons stored in Lincoln and five to six thousand in Omaha with potential further deliveries from Cura\u00e7s Marsland and other points as the season progresses.
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Burlington
Crystal Lake
Lincoln
Omaha
Dakota City
Nebraska
Sioux City
Lincoln Division
Hastings
Sutton
Aurora
Ravenna
Burlington Road
Curtis
Marsland
Milford
Blue River
State Journal
Farmers Institute at Weeping Water Sees Poor Attendance
The Farmers Institute held at Weeping Water last Friday and Saturday suffered low attendance mirroring the event here. Speakers included Miss Dessie Sidwell, Prof H. R. Smith, Mrs C J Workman, Prof E W Hunt, Mr Stillman, and Congressman Pollard, delivering various farming and domestic economy topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Weeping Water
Dessie Sidwell
H. R. Smith
C. J. Workman
E. W. Hunt
Stillman
Congressman Pollard
Plattsmouth Backing Federal River and Harbor Proposal
Washington dispatches report Senator Brown introduced the first memorial in support of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress plan to spend 500 million dollars on inland waterways and to issue bonds if needed. The Plattsmouth Commercial Club sent the resolutions endorsing the idea, adopted during its recent meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Washington
Brown
Senate
National Rivera and Harbors Congress
United States
Bonda
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Budig's for the Best Tobacco Line in Denver
Paul Budig, the Denver tobacco maker behind Denver Special Tag and Senate Chamber cigars, offers a full range of pipes meer schaum and briar, cigar holders, cigars, tobaccos for smoking and chewing, all at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Budig
Denver Special
Tag
Senate Chamber
Antelopes Move to Lower Lands After Colorado Snow
Snow blanketing Colorado and Wyoming drives large herds of antelope to lower lands along eastern Colorado rail lines. Trainmen are warned to avoid collisions as a strict state law governs killing antelope. A railroad hand reports a 19 order warning crews west of Akron to watch for herds and proceed with caution.
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Colorado
Wyoming
McCook
Frank Hawksworth
Lincoln
City
Akron
Hyers Narrow Escape in Neligh Arrest
Deputy Game Warden R W Hyers faced a resisting suspect Ora Keeler 18 during an arrest attempt in Neligh. Keeler allegedly pointed a gun at Hyers and was disarmed after a brief struggle. he faces a preliminary hearing for shooting chickens out of season.
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Neligh
R. W. Hyers
Ora Keeler
Hiyers
Keeler
Hyer
Rube
Cass County
Miss Martha Steppat Wins Fanger Piano Contest
The year end piano contest at M. Fanger department store concluded with Miss Martha Steppat, daughter of farmer Martin Steppat, scoring 972 678 votes to outpace Columbian School which earned 484 778 votes. Final counts stretched over several days as late votes arrived, reflecting broad public enthusiasm and fair conduct by Fanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Fanger
Martha Steppat
Martin Steppat
Columbian
Miss Steppat
Fanger
Editor Robertson reorganizes Cornhusker departments
Editor Robertson and Ralph Mosely prepare the Cornhusker for printing during holidays. The plan to give each college its own department is new, aimed at avoiding the annual pull between the laws and staff and ensuring strong law representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
Ralph Mosely
Cornhusker
Ornhisker
the Cornhusker
Lincoln Star
Friends Pay Him Visit at St. John's Parish
Rev. Father M Shine hosted Father Bradley formerly of Lincoln and John P Sutton editor of the Catholic Citizen in a visit at St. John's church. Sutton, once a Lincoln parishioner, now lives in Chicago and is a noted weekly paper editor. Bradley returned to his duties after the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father M. Shine
St. John’s Church
Father Bradley
Father Shine
Lincoln
John P. Sutton
Chicago
Ill
Sutton
Catholic Citizen
John F. Finerty
Mr. Button
Pure Food Law Aims To Inform on Harmful Drug Content
Secretary Wilson explains the Pure Food Law requires labeling of chloroform opium morphine and other habit drugs and Chamberlains Cough Remedy has no such ingredients. The remedy is praised as safe effective for coughs and colds and offered by F. G. Fricke & Co.
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Wilson
F. G. Fricke & Co
Asa McCullough Returns to Visit Old Home
Asa McCullough of Kansas City Kansas arrived in the city yesterday evening for a short visit with friends at the old home tonight. He is now engaged in the retach ment and grocery business and reports he is doing well. He appears hale and hearty and enjoying life. The Journal joins friends in hoping this continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa McCullough
Kansas City
Kansas
Asa
Pollard Purchases News Plant In Bid to Support GOP
The sale of the News plant at auction concluded with A L Tidd bidding for Pollard after Rawls’ bid. The trustee accepted Pollard’s offer to aid creditors, aiming to rehabilitate the plant and run a Republican paper aligned with Pollard’s interests. Creditors may gain around ten percent of claims.
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Rawls
A. L. Tidd
Congressman Pollard
Pollard
Rawles
Mr. Pollard
Congress
Miles Standish visits uncle in Oregon on ancestry trip
From John Standish at Sole y, Ore arrived in the city yesterday to visit his uncle Judge Ramsey and family. He will travel to Murray over the M P for a short visit with his brother Miles Standish and family before returning to Oregon via Los Angeles. John Standish returns from a trip to Beaver County, Pennsylvania after twenty years to help collect data for a lineal router of Captain Miles Standish descendants in the eighth generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Standish
Italsey, Ore
Dver Hight
Ramsey
Murray
M. P
Miles Standish
Oregon
Los Angeles
California
Beaver County
Pennsylvania
Brother Miles
Captain Miles Standish
Probate actions dominate busy county court docket
The county court, presided by Judge Beeson, heard multiple probate matters including the will of Capt. James C. White with James A. White named executor, guardianship for minor heirs of James M. Dyer with Ruth J. Dyer as guardian, and administration for James M. Dyer with Jesse Dyer appointed. A will was discovered in the estate of Dennis Dowd, delaying appointment of an administrator, and Levi Rusterholts’ hearing was postponed due to bad weather.
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Beeson
James C. White
Elmwood
James A. White
James M. Dyer
Greenwood
Ruth J. Dyer
Jesse Dyer
Dennis Dowd
Grenwood
Levi Rusterholts
Marriage Unites Henry Erick and Fannie Mathis at Greenwood
Last Monday at Greenwood, Rev. Henry Rouse of the Methodist church united Henry A. Erick and Miss Fannie Mathis in marriage. The ceremony drew a large crowd and was followed by numerous valuable presents. The couple, of prominent local families, will reside in Greenwood.
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Greenwood
Henry Rouse
Methodist Church
Henry A. Erickson
Fannie Mathis
Ocreenwood
Karnes Hospital Update and Omaha Visit
Jos Karnes remained in St Joseph hospital after rupture and surgery last week. Charles Miller, his son in law, traveled from his farm by mail train to visit Karnes and observe his condition this noon, planning to return home this evening.
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Jos. Karnes
Charles Miller
Omaha
St. Joseph Hospital
Karnes
County officers books checked by commissioners
County commissioners examined the books of the Registar of Deeds Schneider and County Clerk Roosencrang today and found them correct and well kept. Commissioner Friedrich impressed with speed on the adding machine, showing strong keyboard skills during the audit.
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Deeds Schneider
Schneider
Roosencrang
Friedrich
Do Not Let Cough Turn Chronic Warned by Cough Remedy
Do not let a cough or cold become chronic bronchitis or pneumonia. Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for relief. The preparation has grown from small beginnings to wide use across the United States and foreign countries, praised for its cures and sold by F. G. Fricke & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
F. G. Fricke .& Co
Insanity cases filed after Greenwood arrest of Anderson
Sheriff Quinton took F Anderson from Eagle to Greenwood for examination after the man demanded drugs and showed insanity signs. Marshal Austin earlier detained him. hearings in the county jail are not yet set as domicile for either case is unclear.
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Quinton
Greenwood
Eagle
F. Anderson
Anderson
Marshal Austin
Beagle
Robertson
Bueltoen
Mrs Beeson Progress Report From Omaha Hospital
Mrs Beeson is reported improving rapidly at an Omaha hospital. Nurses praise her astonishing recovery from a serious illness and friends hope she will return home soon as a well woman.
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John Beeson
Omaha
Lame Shoulder Muscular Rheumatism Relief Offered
This is a common form of muscular rheumatism with no internal treatment needed. Apply Chamberlain's Liniment freely twice daily for quick relief, effective for muscular and chronic rheumatism as well as sprains and bruises. Price 20 cents, large 60 cents. For sale by F. G. Fricke & Co.
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F. G. Fricke & Co
Complaint Likely Filed Tomorrow in Burglar Case
The case of Nate Wadkins known as the corn doctor, charged with burglarizing the saloon of H. E. Rann, has not yet been set for hearing and no complaint filed. He remains in the county jail as investigators review his past record, with a probable complaint expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Wadkins
H. BE. Rann
Notice of Sale Under Chattel Mortgage
Notice is given of sale under a chattel mortgage dated July 6 1908 to secure 129 dollars with 10 percent interest. The mortgage was filed in Cass County Nebraska by Mark W Pratt and transferred to First National Bank of Plattsmouth. A bay mare seven years old and a bay mare eight years old weighing 1160 and 1100 pounds respectively will be sold at public auction at Perry Maresh’s premises corner son and Lincoln Avenue Plattsmouth Nebraska on January 29 1900 at 1 PM.
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Gay
Bald
Cane County
Nebraska
Mark W. Pratt
Perareh
Maresh
First National Bank
Playmouth
Cornerson
Lincoln Avenue
Intty
Plattemouth
Anld
Amy
Mortgage Db. Co
Dwyer
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Budig's
Hyers
rolla—Goring & Co
M. Fenger
Pollard Has Organ
Ayer
Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
ES Ayer
Ake
Deliv
Julia Dwyer
Sixth Street
Geo. Becker
Chas. Captski
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