Visitors crowd Omaha for funeral and business
A flurry of visitors from nearby towns and cities gathered in Omaha today. Attendees included L. L. Picket, J. W. Cook, Frank Buttery, Antone Swabeck, H. Puls and many others, all in town for affairs surrounding Fred Kroehler's funeral and assorted business.
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W. L. Picket
Omaha
L. F. Sallee
J. W. Cook
Frank Buttery
John Schiappacasse
Antone Swabeck
W. A. Cleghorn
Havelock
Fred Kroehler
Mike Varga
John Albert
Cedar Creek
Ross Mitchell
Coal use and carload growth at Burlington railroad
The Burlington uses 130 000 to 140 000 tons of coal monthly or 1 560 000 to 1 680 000 tons annually. Prices rose 50 to 75 cents per ton, increasing railroad operating costs. Coal comes from Sheridan Wyoming and local mines with distribution centered in Lincoln, Sheridan and Denver. Large coal yard equipped locomotives and multi‑ton tenders streamlined operations. A social item notes Mr and Mrs Simons of Chicago visiting, hosted by Mr and Mrs Thrall with Miss May Daugherty performing.
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Burlington
Missouri
Lincoln News
Sheridan
Wyo
Lincoln
Denver
Nicholas Simons
Mary
Chicago
City
E. B. Thrall
Ida Weidman Leaves for Plainview to Help Sick Kin
Last evening Miss Ida Weidman departed for Plainview to visit her sister Mrs. Fred Ebinger and family who are suffering from grippe. Ida will tend to their needs and visit other friends while there.
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Ida Weidman
Plainview
Fred Ebinger
Ida
Ethel Dovey Rae Patterson Heads to Lincoln Event
Ethel Dovey Rae Patterson and wife and Catherine Dovey travel to Lincoln to attend the District Leader this evening where Ethel Dovey has a leading part. They will visit with the young woman and friends who joined them last evening.
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Rae Patterson
Catherine Dovey
Lincoln
Ethel Dovey
Mrs. Dodge Improving After Illness
P. E. Ruffner visiting Omaha reports Mrs. Roy Dodge is doing nicely and progressing well. She is expected to leave the hospital in about two weeks.
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Mrs. Roy Dodge
P. E. Ruffner
Omaha
Roy Dodge
Mrs Mary McCarthy Improving
Miss Mary McCarthy, once reported very sick, is now slightly improved but not yet able to rise. It is hoped she will have a speedy recovery.
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Mary McCarthy
German club resumes after holidays at Larson home
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Larson a crowd of Das Deutche Kranzchen members gathered for the first meeting of the new year. Esther Larson led the event with Lena Fricke continuing as teacher for German lessons, and a pleasant lunch was served.
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L. G. Larson
Das Deutche Kranzchen
Esther Larson
Lena Fricke
Watson Man Dies Before Removal Home
John Hoye brother of Mrs T E Steuklin of this place died before arrangements for his return to Watson Missouri could be made. He had been reported very sick with the White Plague at Farnham this state and was to be taken to his old home at Watson. The remains were shipped to Watson where interment was made Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Trinity
Ray Chriswisser
Omaha
Ray
W. A. Taylor
C. C. Polin
Omaha This Afternoon, Where They Will Be Guests With Mrs. W. M. Thomas
Evelyn Taylor
Boyles’ Business College
Dan McCallan
Sheridan
Wyo
Edward Kroehler
Frank Roberts
Jacob Falter
C. A. Milier
Kansas City
Thurman
Havelock
Fred Kroehler
A. Lenz
John Gleeson
A. M. Gibbons
Wm. Webber, Jr
Mike Schirk
Wm. Bomey
F. Riehart
St. Joseph
Missouri
Charles Schaflin
John Hoye
T. E. Steuklin
Farnhan
Watson
Sidney Miner in Improved Health After Pneumonia
Reports from the bedside of Sidney Miner say his condition improves after pneumonia. One lung was badly affected but now shows improvement while the other remains sound, raising hope he may return home soon if nothing intervenes.
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Sidney Miner
For Rent Eighty Acres South West of Palmyra Neb
For Rent. Eighty acres of land, lying 84 miles south west of Palmyra, Otoe county. For further information enquire of Silas Long, Plattsmouth, Neb.
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Palmyra
Otoe County
Silas Long
Plattsmouth, Neb
County Commission Meeting Adopts Bids Rules and Budgets
Plattsmouth Nebraska January 1905 the county board met with all members present and ordered bids for record books blanks and supplies be called when needed. They transferred 6000 from general to bridge fund and approved court costs report. Jury lists and bridge bids opened with Nebraska Construction Co. and others. various bonds clerks and officers were approved and oath of office given. The board organized with Switzer Fried rich and Jordan and appointed Butler county physician for 1908 with daily and mileage limits.
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Plattsmouth
Neb
Beard
Board of County Commissioners
H. D. Travis
Plattsmouth City
J. H. Donnelly
R. W. White
W. C. Tippens
Mat Jerousek
Frank Buttery
Emil Ptak
C. C. Wescott
J. G. Richey
Chas. Rydberd
Harry Messersmith
Lee Cotner
Will Smith
James Higiey
Ira B. Green
Ben Horning
C. F. Vallery
A. L. Todd
Eight Mile Grove
F. J. Hennings
G. P. Meisinger
W. H. Spence
Weeping Water
D. Koester
George Woods
Stove Creek
Walter Cromwell
Dick Smith
James Turk
Wm. Hayes
Tipton
George Reitter, Jr
Henry Snake
Chas. Frohlich
Greenwood
G. L. Layton
Charles Schuelke
Salt
W. K. Fox
Mia Gering
Gertrude Beeson
Jesse Robertson
L. D. Switzer
M. L. Friedrich
C. R. Jordan
E. F. Marshall
M. M. Butler
Fosters Celebrate D W Foster Birthday at New Home
Miss Mary E. Foster visited over Sunday and attended a neighbor and friend gathering at the Foster residence near Union to honor D. W. Foster on his 74th birthday. Born January 12, 1834 in St. Clair county Illinois he has long resided in Cass county and recently built a commodious new home on his farm. Attending were family and many old friends sharing reminiscences music and a kingly dinner.
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Mary E. Foster
D. W. Foster
Union
Foster
W. E. Stanton
Reuben Foster
Messrs
Mesdames
M. H. Shumaker
L. G. Larson
Plattsmouth
J. S. McCarroll
H. R. Conrad
S. Sherwood
Lydia Todd
Irene Davis
Laura Wright
Ida Freeman
Jessie Todd
Elma Wright
Ina Davis
Eleanor Carpenter
Minnie Shoemaker
Angie McCarroll
Edith Conrad
Fannie and
Nettie’ McCarroll
Farmers organize grain co operative in Murray
Last Saturday a meeting in Murray formed a farmers cooperative grain company with 5000 capital stock, over 4000 subscribed. Officers named include President W D Wheeler and Vice President Chas Spangler. Directors are John Spangler, L H Young, Glen Perry, Wm Puls, Lloyd Gapin. Missouri Pacific approves site two hundred feet north of the rail line. Nearby Nehawka and Cullom farmers discuss elevators at each town.
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Farmers, Co-Operative Grain Company
Murray
W. D. Wheeler
Chas Spangler
Wm. Puls
Lloyd Gapin
John Spangler
L. H. Young
Glen Perry
Missouri Pacific
Nehawka
Cullom Areg
Sayles Improves and Attends Visit at Station Cedar Creek
George E Sayles, once very ill, is reported to be improving and can go out. He visited the Cedar Creek station to see his daughter Mrs Andrew Fusge and her husband on their trip home to Covington Virginia after a visit with Sayles and wife. Also an ad notes highest cash paid for poultry delivered at Mynard by O W Richardson.
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George E. Sayles
Cedar Creek
Andrew Fusge
Covington
Virginia
Sayles
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James Chalfant
Francis Lucinsky
Peter Meisinger
John Weyrick
G. B. Lehnhoff
F. D. Lehnhoff
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Mt. Pleasant
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E. J. Helps
Capitol City
Fast Mail
J. H. Johnson
Glenwood
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Chas. Troop
South Omaha
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H. R. Neitzel
A. C. Bach
A. P. Barnes
State Veterinary Association
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Antone Libershall
Chas. M. Carter
Blair
Thomas M. Carter
Louis Dose
Mineola
Fred Hammer
Herman Klietsch
M. Fanger
Dora Schall
George Faber
Jesse Heiner
John Rainey
Hamburg
C. €. Niday
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George A. L. Hicks
Cullom
Jessie Gilmour
Henry E. Weidman of
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F. C. Bengen
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Emil Stutzenergger
South Bend
Joseph Smith
Winterstein Hill
J. W. DeLashment
Burwell
Ernest DeLashmut
Clay DeLashmut
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W. E. Rosencrans
H. M. Soennichsen
B. L. Clements
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E. E. Hilton
D. C. Morgan
Jeroléme J. Andrews
Salt Creek
George W. Saxon
Liberty
Wm. Norris
John Cory
R. D. McNurlin
Weeping Water City
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J. S. Foster
Fred Patterson
Rock Bluffs
J. P. Wood
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Word Road
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PFO
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McClure
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Plattsmouth Water Co
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H. Foster Case
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Cialedin
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A. T. Long
G. G. Meisinger
J. C. Lemon
Stirtz Bros
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M. V. Wood
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Niday
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Austin
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