Busy Week of Social Visits in Plattsmouth
Rex Young makes a business trip to Omaha while many residents visit relatives in Lincoln Plattsmouth and Weeping Water. Dr. J. F. Brendel and Mrs. Brendel return from Indiana and discuss church events and a upcoming dramatic club play in Murdock.
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Rex Young
Omaha
Mra. Fitch
Copenhaver
Plattsmouth
John Parts
Anna Miller
Weeping Water
Wm. Long
WD. Wheeler
Lee Oldham
Lincoln
C. Rhoden
W. A. Beott
C. B. of the
Christian Church
C. ¥. Virgin
Mrs. Tucker
Margie Walker
W. KB. Dull
Mra
G. W. Beedeker
Fay Oldham
Geo, Oldham
Indiana
Mra. Brendel
Geo. Porter
Mra. Snavely
Bethany
Neb
Grace Porter
Steve Copenhaver
Mr. Copenhaver
0. A
T. Db. Copenhaver
Kansas
Dramatic Club
Murdock
Mises Hisabeth Oliver
Dora Kaffenberker
Myrtle Standish
Peru
Typewriter Paper The best Hino in the city
The Journal office presents a complete collection of Hino works for readers in the city, advertised as the finest and most comprehensive available.
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Journal
New Year Greeting Note From John H. Cook
A 1909 message appeals for settling debts before year’s end. John H. Cook asks recipients to contact him to resolve owed accounts, promising mutual relief and goodwill as the new year begins.
Mappy New Year Demand for Payment From James Loughridge
A plea stresses repayment and gratitude as James Loughridge is urged to call and settle debts, promising relief upon payment and expressing need for money.
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James Loughridge
Public Auction Of Farm Stock And Goods Near Murray Nebraska
The undersigned will sell at public auction at her home three miles northeast of Murray on the old Arch Holmes place. Items include a sorrel horse 1200 pounds a gray mare 1050 a bay horse 1050 a brown horse 1000 a gray mare 1050 a span of mules 2100 value two good milch cows two sets of 14 inch harness two baddies farm implements a Madison farm wagon and an open buggy plus household goods and many other articles.
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Murray, Neb
Arch Holmes Place
Madison
Good Agenta Wanted for County Household Article
A notice from 212 McCague Building in Omaha Nebraska seeks a candidate to manage a county wide article distribution in every household. The job emphasizes prompt action and local engagement.
Joe McCarthy Sees Improvement on Mall Train Ride
Joe McCarthy traveled this noon on the mall train en route to Omaha for eye treatment. He reports his eyes are improving and he feels generally well today.
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Joe McCarthy
Omaha
Joe
Terms of Sale at Auction by A L Jones
Terms of sale announce a twelve month credit and seven percent interest. A ten dollar purchase with negotiable paper required before removal. A L Jones acts as auctioneer for owner Mrs Julia Klimm.
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Julia Klimm
Death of Baby Newland in Kansas City
The one month old son of Emery Newland died of pneumonia after a scalding accident and cold later set in. The infant named David Oscar was buried in this city with funeral at the Christian church at two o’clock led by Rev. Moore. The bereaved family received community sympathy.
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Baby Newland
Emery Newland
Kansas City
Wm. Newland
Emery Nowland
Christian Church
Moore
David Oscar
Bank of Cass County Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice to stockholders announces the Bank of Cass County annual meeting at the bank office on Tuesday January 12 1909 at four o'clock p m. Charles C Parmele serves as president of the bank.
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Bank of
Cass County
Charles C. Parmele
Dr Thomas's Electric Oil Promises Quick Pain Relief
An old advert claims Dr Thomas's Electric Oil relieves toothache sore throat hoarseness and muscle pain within minutes. The text lists rapid timing and urges use for various pains, portraying a quick cure through a soothing elixir or oil.
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Thomas
Agricultural equipment and farm items for sale described
A long list of farm gear includes a grey horse named Topanoth with various weights, two good milk cows, two paddocks of farm tools, several cultivators, plows, harrows, a hay rake, harness sets, cider vinegar barrels, and many smaller items. Items described include nearly new and new equipment such as a 16-inch double plow and a 10-foot Me nedest hay rake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eater Oath
Lesey
Joe
Walking Sisters
Western King
Pean
Avery Ng
Cass Land Company Holds Annual Meeting in Gran ada Area
The Cass Land Company gathered Monday night in Plattsmouth to review the year and elect officers. Charles C. Parmele hosted a post meeting banquet at his North Sixth Street home after the stockholders met at Hotel Riley. New oil development near Granada was discussed with a Granada company planning drilling nearby, and the board re elected unchanged with Parmele as president and Richey as manager.
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Cass Land Company
Cass County Corporation
Granada
Col
Plattsmouth Telephone Company
Riley
Charles C. Parmele
North Sixth Street
Cc. C. Parmele
F. L. Nutzeman
Nehawka
Cartoonist Spencer Portrays Col Bates as Near Speaker
The Omaha World-Herald cartoonist Spencer in Lincoln during the legislative session drew Col M A Bates a Democrat from this oat district. He produced a fine likeness though some features were exaggerated notably the silk tile and gold headed cane. Bates is labeled by Spencer as one of the near speakers.
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Omaha World-Herald
Spencer
Lincoln
Col M. A. Bates
Hart and Osborn's Restaurant Named Best in Town
A local dining spot, Hart and Osborn's, is praised as the best place in town for meals and atmosphere. Patrons report good service and a varied menu.
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Hart & Osborn's
Left on doorstep for this mother Vinci remedy praised
Mrs A G Tyson of Livermore California reports finding a booklet about a new method to extract medicinal elements from cod liver oil without the oil. Her five year old daughter suffered loss of appetite and fatigue but improved after using Vinci, with fewer colds and better strength.
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A. G. Tyson
Livermore
Cal
Vinci
Justice by Judge Archer Detains Thief in 30 Day Sentence
Hiram Tucker of Omaha admitted stealing five pairs of trousers from M. Fanger’s clothing shop. Judge Archer sentenced him to 30 days in jail with ten days bread and water. Tucker laughed at the admonition as the court declared its Brand of Justice would curb his vanity and thievery. The piece also notes a county board meeting and tax bill actions.
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Archer
Hiram Tucker
Omaha
Tucker
M. Fanger
Hotel de Manspeaker
Ramsey
Hiram
Close Call for Eye Injuries at Lumber Yard Accident
Veteran horseman and veterinarian W D Jones escaped losing his left eye after a lumber yard scale tipped and struck under the eye while measuring roofing paper. He received a deep facial wound needing several stitches and was treated at a surgeon's office with an antiseptic bath. doctors warned cold exposure could risk the injury for days.
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W. D. Jones
F. M. Richey
Jones
Hamons-Richey
Richey
Mr. Jones
Mr. Richey
County Board Holds Brief Session With New Oathes
A morning session of the county board was held with Commissioners Switser and Friedrich present, along with Clerk Rosencrans and County Attorney-elect W. C. Ramsey. Switaer took the oath of office, succeeding himself, and Ramsey was sworn in as county attorney replacing Rawls.
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Switser and
Friedrich
Rosencrans
W. C. Ramsey
Switaer
Rawls
Burglary charge against Nathan Watkins in Rand saloon case
County Attorney W. C. Ramsey filed his first complaint since taking office charging Nathan W. Watkins with burglary in the Rand saloon break in. Watkins pled not guilty but waived examination, bond set at 500, and he remained jailed after unable to post. The January term opens with jury trials including the Ossenkop murder case and Hixon assault case, both expected to draw public interest.
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W. C. Ramsey
Nathan W. Watkins
Harare
EB. Rand
Ramsey
Rawls. Watkins
Rockport
Rainey
Alice
Rand
M. Archer
Justice Archer
Watkins
Fred Ossenkop
Charles Byrnes
Hagle
Charles Hixon
Thomas
Grand Opera at Boyd's Theater in Omaha
The Ivan Abramson Italian Grand Opera Company returns to Boyd Theater for three nights and a matinee starting Thursday January 14. The company of 160 with orchestra, chorus, ballet and 50 vocalists comes from New York and other cities, with Mme Helene Therry and others in the principal lineup and a program featuring Lucia di Lammermoor Il Trovatore Cavalleria Rusticana Pagliacci and The Barber of Seville.
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Boyd's
Omaha
Ivan Abramson
Abramson Company
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Metropolitan
Manhattan Opera
Helene Therry
Mise Julia Allen
Mme
Duce-Mercla
Mile
Georgin Strauss
Madelena Bossi
Diamond Donner
Signor Tarre
Signor Bari
MM. Pacini
Grovini
Zara
Paoloni
Lucia
Il Travatore
Cavalleria Rusticana
Dean's Regulats Help Prevent Constipation
If you lack time to exercise regular Dean's Regulats prevent constipation. They induce a mild healthy easy action of the bowels without stripping. Ask your druggist for them.
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Dean
She
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Murray State Bank
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Dr. Wrank Lh Cummins
Chas. Stone
Kensington
Rice
Louie Puls
Grandma Grimes
Claude Everett
D.C. Rhoden
W. A. Scott
Presbyterian Theology Seminary
Presbyterian Church
Will Smith
Mra. Smith
Glenn Boedeker
John Edwards
Wm. Brown
G. Latta
A. M. Holmes
J.P. Latta
John H. Cook
McCague Bldg
Omaha, Neb
A. L. Jones
D. C. Rhoden
Howard Graves
Robert Wilkinson
W. G. Boepexer
Col. Bates
Gering & CG
M. L. Friedrich
C. R. Jordan
Switzer
Frank Sabatka
Anton Toman
Charles Bestor
Sibbernsen
Boston Store
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