Daily Personal News From Satur John Heisel in Omaha
Local society notes list visitors and travelers including John Heisel in Omaha G Virgin Murray Ed Van Horn Cedar Creek Julius Pepperberg Glenwood Julius Pepperberg Glenwood and many others from Lincoln, Omaha, and nearby towns visiting in the city for business, with several departures to Omaha and other cities for weekend plans.
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John Heisel
Omaha
G. Virgin of Murray
Ed. van Horn
Cedar Creek
C. O. Beardskey
Lincoln
Julius Pepperberg
Glenwood
Death of a Cass County Lady Etta Cooley
Mrs. Etta M. Cooley born August 2 1761 in Cass county near Avoca died after five years poor health with last illness starting December She married E G Cooley in 1480 and lived in eastern Nebraska before moving to University Place They left six children and she was active in the M E church remembered fondly by family and community
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The
Lincoln Journal
Cass County
Etta M. Cooley
Avoca
Riley Canady
Etta Canady
Weeping Water Academy
E. G. Cooley
Nebraska
University Place
Butter Print Weight Deception Ended by County Attorney
County Attorney Rawls warned multiple Weeping Water merchants against selling pound prints of butter that did not meet weight standards. The notice aims to stop the practice, which harmed consumers and drew public outcry. Farmers who moulded butter to cheat weights were deterred. eggs were also urged to be free of chickens and wholesome to avoid fines. Food Commissioner Johnson pledges strict enforcement of the law.
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Rawls
Weeping Water
Johnson
Nehawka Register
Law critics clash over newspaper control bill
Nebraska City News and Plattsmouth News debate a federal bill governing delinquent subscribers and newspaper management. They argue the measure, though framed against fake papers, would curb all honest publishers and distort public reporting.
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Plattsmouth
House of Representatives
Senate
Nebraska City
Dislocated Hip at Play In Hamburg Visit
During a family visit to Hamburg Iowa D J Lair and relatives aged about twelve or thirteen played on a straw pile forming a human ball. Ralph Lair fell under the crowd dislocating his hip joint and he required immediate medical care. he will be confined for some time before normal movement returns.
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D. J. Lair
Hamburg
Mr. Lair
Lair
Ralph
Red
Ralph Lair
Thanks from J H Tams for county farm appointment
To my many friends and those who contributed to my appointment as superintendent at the county farm I extend sincere thanks for favors shown. I also thank the county commissioners for the favorable vote. I shall care for the interests of the county and taxpayers to the best of my ability. J. H. Tams.
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J. H. Tams
Visiting in the East Meisinger Brothers Tour Illinois
E. G. Meisinger and W. H. Meisinger left last evening for Illinois for a two week stay likely longer. They plan to visit Pekin where E. G. Meisinger was born and lived as a child, and where W. H. Meisinger has not been before. Both are natives of Cass county and this marks W. H. Meisinger’s first Illinois visit.
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Ray Chriswisser
Omaha
Mr. Chriswisser
Jessie
Blanche Robertson
E. G. Meisinger
W. H. Meisinger
Illinois
Pekin
Cass County
Walked Off Bridge In Nighttime Confusion
A young man returning from a visit to a Dulcina del Talcosa wandered near a creek crossing from the Wiles farm along Washington avenue and Locust street. He crossed a bridge and, lost, stepped into two feet of water, ruining his Sunday suit and good will.
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Dulcina del Talcosa
Wiles Farm
Washington Avenue
Locust Street
J. C. Brady
Organized Agriculture Meeting At Lincoln In January
The nineteen Organized Agriculture societies convene in Lincoln during the week of January 20. Talks cover all subjects of importance to farmers with prominent speakers in the evenings. On Friday Governor and Mrs Sheldon host a reception at the Governor's mansion inviting all in attendance. The winter meetings draw over three thousand progressive farmers seeking advanced agricultural ideas.
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Societies of Organized Agriculture
Lincoln
Breaks His Collar Bone at Wolf Hunt in Grant
Claude Severs recently attended his sister Bessie Severs wedding to Frank Rennis in the city. While with a hunting party at Grant Nebraska he was thrown from his horse when it stumbled on uneven ground and sustained a broken collar bone. He is laid up with unclear injury severity.
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Claude Severs
Bessie Severs
Frank Rennis
Grant
Nebraska
Claude
Injured Eye After Tree Limb Incident at Rock Bluffs
Thomas Henderson of Rock Bluffs injured his left eye while handling cut trees when a limb end cut him and drove a wood fragment into the eye. He and his brother Will Henderson and Will Smith sought medical aid. surgeons removed the fragment and dressed the eye. Sight danger is unlikely though the eye remains very sore for some time.
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Thomas Henderson
Rock Bluffs
Will
Will Smith
Departed For Home After Week in Chicago Visit
Nicholas Simons and his wife with daughter Miss Mary left this afternoon for Chicago after spending a week visiting friends the home of Mr and Mrs E B Thrall. Mat Leuck and wife hosted a gathering last evening at North Third street with attendees including the Simons family and E B Thrall and wife.
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Frank Haejk
St. Paul
Minn
Frank Lotshaw
G. M. Porter
Lincoln
Omaha
The
Bee
N. E. Mullica
Pacific Junction
R. D. Dalton
Anderson Rouse
Frank Wiles
Sidney Miner
W. H. Newell
St. Joseph
Henry Slheider
Cedar Creek
Court House
Will Kroehler
Havelock
T. J. Sokol
J. G. Hoffman
Alvina
Hattie
F. W. Schleifert
Louisville
Cass County
Myrtle
Bessie Deles- Dernier
Elmwood
Bessie
Bengen
Mynard
George J. Meisinger
Evening Journal
Meisinger
Herman Kleitsch
Journal
Fremont
John Kauffenberger
George A. Baker
W. E. Rosencrans
Eufaula
Oklahoma
Missouri Pacific
Nicholas Simons
Mary
Chicago
E. B. Thrall
Mat Leuck
North Third Street
Livery business changes hands as Rainey takes over
James Rainey becomes new proprietor by purchasing D B Porter’s barn and equipment and the connected residence. Porter acquires the W B Hargus farm south of town and will relocate in spring. Rainey is confident the livery will succeed. Union Ledger.
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James Rainey
D. B. Porter
Porter
W. B. Hargus
Rainey
Union Ledger
Elmwood Wins Cass County Reunion Bid Over Ashland
Elmwood attracted Grand Army volunteers with lavish district reunion hosting last year and won the Lincol n meeting bid easily over Ashland. The Louisville Courier notes the town's strong appeal and likely selection unless another town offers better inducements.
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Elmwood
Grand Army
Lincoln
Ashland
Cass County
Louisville Courier
Barber C. G. Mayfield Visits Omaha on Business
C. G. Mayfield, a local barber, was seen in Omaha today on business matters.
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C. G. Mayfield
Omaha
Thirtieth anniversary celebration for Guthman Pankratz couple
A large gathering at the Guthman home marks thirty years of marriage to Francis R. Guthman and Miss Anna M. Pankratz. Neighbors and friends from Lincoln and nearby towns enjoyed music readings games and a lavish supper in a warm social tribute to the couple.
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F. R. Guthman
Francis R. Guthman
Anna M. Pankratz
Messrs
Messrs. and Mesdames
Joseph Droege
L. B. Egenberger
J. W. Egenberger
Herman Spies
John Carmack
Frank Fetzer
Louisville
H. R. Neitzel
Murdock
Mesdames
J. B. Hempel
Peter Raven
Jennie Neitzel
Misses Nettie Sissons
Teresa Hempel
Clare Dovey
Florence Dovey
Minnie Guthman
Changes at the Burlington shops foreman ship rumored
Rumors claim major changes in Burlington shops supply department with W. L. Cooper to become foreman lumber yards and L. A. Newcomer to inspector of the system. A new general foreman storehouse post goes to C. QO Richards while T. B. Salmon takes chief clerk duties.
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Burlington
W. L. Cooper
Chicago
Josselyn
L. A. Newcomer
Grand Chiefs of Honor Meet in City Social
Grand Chiefs of Honor of the Degree of Honor of the A. O. U. W. held their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Wm. Hassler. After business the afternoon featured social conversation music and a luncheon. Guests included Mesdames Harry Johnson Val Barker Fred Ramge C. S. Forbes J. P. Kuhney W. E. Rosencrans D. B. Smith E. H. Booth J. C. Petersen Geo. A. Baker of Eufaula Oklahoma and Miss Teresa Hempel.
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Wm. Hassler
Mesdames
Harry Johnson
Val Barker
Fred Ramge
C.S. Forbes
J. P. Kuhney
W. E. Rosencrans
D. B. Smith
E. H. Booth
J. C. Petersen
Geo. A. Baker
Eufaula, Oklahoma
Teresa Hempel
Missouri Pacific gets restraining order over sidetrack ruling
The Missouri Pacific railroad wins a temporary restraining order from Federal Judge T. C. Munger to prevent penalties by the railroad commission for noncompliance in the Manley elevator case. An answer day on January 18 will hear arguments for a temporary injunction. The order also bars the elevator company from proceeding with sidetrack construction ordered by the commission.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
T. C. Munger
Railway Commission
Manley Elevator Company
Farmers Mutual Fire and Live Stock Ins annual meeting
The Farmers Mutual Fire and Live Stock Insurance of Cass county holds its annual meeting at Heil school house west of the city. Officers W H Becker president Jacob Treitsch vice president J P Faler secretary and M L Fredrich treasurer arrived by carriage. Auditors report shows prosperous affairs and very low insurance rates.
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Farmers’ Mutual Fire and Live Stock Insurance Company
Cass County
Heil School House
W. H. Becker
Jacob Treitsch
J. P. Faler
M. L. Fredrich
Beadle County Lands Return News From Kern South Dakota
Adam Kaffenberger returns from Kern South Dakota after a week checking Beadle county lands. He reports the area in good condition and weather here nearly as fine as in South Dakota.
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Adam Kaffenberger
Kern
S. D
Beadle County
Mr. Kaffenberger
South Bend Social for Deserving Widow Raises Funds
Emil Stutzenegger reports on a Modern Woodmen of America box social held at Woodman hall in South Bend. The event raised about 54 dollars for a widow with three children, with receipts from baskets and suppers used by three local ladies as an advisory board for expenditure.
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Emil Stutzenegger
Prince
South Bend
America
Woodman Hall
Ingalls Birth in Kansas Brightens Household
Word arrives from Kansas that Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ingalls welcome a fine baby boy. Both mother and child are reported well and the father expresses happiness. The note explains a city curiosity about a large barrel and the old time saying about Grandpa and listening to echoes of past days.
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Kansas
W. A. Ingalls
Judge appoints Earl R. Travis court reporter
The Nebraska City News reports Judge H D Travis appointed his son Earl R Travis as court reporter. The appointment ends rumors that J S Taggart or Harry Northcutt would get the post, with Finigan receiving official notice this morning.
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H. D. Travis
J. S. Taggart
Harry Northcutt
Travis
E. H. Finigan
Earl R. Travis
Earl
Nebraska City News
Breckenridge Clergyman Leaves After Father Sick
Rev Salsbury of Breckenridge Missouri departed Thursday evening after telegram reports his father Mrs Anson Salsbury very ill from a congestive chill and nearly to pneumonia. The elder Salsbury is slightly improved and hopes for further recovery are held by friends and parishioners.
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Rev. Salsbury
Breckenridge
Missouri
Anson Salsbury
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Daily Personal News
Daily Journal
J. H. Cook
Julian
Gust Mumm
George Faber
J. D. King
Fast Mail
C. A. Rawls
Capitol City
Fred Mann
Robert Newell
Will Schopp
Antone Swatak
W. H. Pitzer
E. H. Elton
Plattsmouth Telephone Company
Bruce Arlington Rosencrans
John Raymond Travis
Boyles’ Business College
Julius Doering
August Doering
William Gingery
South Dakota
Bonesteel
Cc. B. Loghier
J. E. Leesley
Wm. Bingham
Little Rock
Ark
Julia M. Dwyer
Robert Hunter
George Gobbleman
Homer
Great Northern
Florence Hathaway
Denver
Union
C. R. Frans
Wm. Barnhart
Son Waverly
Gus Johnson
Burlington Shops
Frank Shopp
H. T. Batton
Council Bluffs
Fred Kroehler
H. C. Hoye
Masonic Home
Metropolis
W.C. Bartlett
Edward Kroehler
Sheridan
Wyoming
C. A. Ritchey
John Seagraves
South Omaha
J. P. Meisinger
Plattmouth
Mat Sulzer
Lillian Fitch
Frank Kroehler
Norfolk
Chas. Neleigh
Wizner
Arch Hoy
Chilren
Farnham
Elemwood
Grand Chiefs of Honor Meet
Dakota
South Bend Way
Grandpa Leesley
Mr. Salsbury
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