Notice of Sale Under Chattel Mortgage
Notice of sale under a chattel mortgage dated November 12 in Cass County Nebraska. Wm Albin defaulted on a $100 loan to J M Kiser and the secured property includes a buggy and harness, two mares named Dollie and Dalsy, and a date and location for the auction at Fourth and Main streets in Cass County on February 5 at 1 o clock p m by Mortgagee J M Ofted January 15 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Houseworth
Cass County
Nebraska
Plattsmuth
Grace D. Copeland
County of Cass
Jattsmouth
Seb
de Urack
SI County
Jesse L. Root
Pislotiff
Cascounty
Court House
Plattsmouth
Pattsmouth
Wahington Avenue
Palmer
Tiattsmouth
Fitzgerald
Hans Rathman
Plaintie
Playsmouth
Neb
J.D McoBuatpernn
E. Scisiuter
Piaiatia's
George F. Fieuseworth
Atii-Vo Chocka m
Said
Greneo
Alice Saunders
Artsmouth
D. McArrpe
Sherif
Vialotiff
Vietof
George F Houseworth
Piattsmouth
Nebraka
Privand
J. Svubeda Fret al
Ald
Casa. Plaintitl
Suici Ndants
J. D. McBurpe
Daly
Cexs County
Wm. Albin
J. M. Kiser
Rock Island
Geo White Bagey Co
Dollie
Dalsy
Tsamouth
Pebruery
J. M. Ofted
Acorn
Ptak & Bajeck
Main
Fifth Streets
Wlattsmouth
Gering & Co
T. J Sokol Society
Fourteenth and
Pearl Streets
Matthew Gering
St. Louis
United States Circuit Court
Democratic State Central Committee of
Missouri
Matt
Reomans
Pilattsmouth Turn-Verein
Gering
John Bauer
Frank Albin
Reliable
W. D. Jones
Notice on illegible miracles in the gun’s belly
A petitioner reports illegible miracles performed by bare men inside a great gun, seeking a correct diagnosis and removal from cattonment boundaries with exhibits to confirm miracles, addressed to the Major-General Commanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siecie
Local merchants advertise goods and posts in Plattsmouth edition
Numerous ads show Gering & Co and Variety Store selling cigars prepaid and perfumes, lamp chimneys, shaving soap, and Continental whiskey. Postmasters C V Hay and George S. Copeland are named for Weeping Water and Havelock. Local events include funerals, subscriptions, and the Livingston Loan and Building Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gering & Co’s
Sattler
Gering & Co's
Wurl & Coffey’s. Me
Gering & Co
Zuckweiler & Lutz
Ed Donat
Zuckweiler & Lutz's
Wurl & Coffey
George S. Copeland
Havelock
Ed Donat’s
Potts
Variety Store
John H. Becker
California
County Board
Lyman Kildow
Th Court House
Burlington Florida excursion and local notices
The Burlington plans a Florida trip departing Lincols on Wednesday January 29 with low rates and agent Pickett to contact. Dr. Richards will return February 5 for free eye exams at the store. Subscriptions renewed by Goering Co. and E Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Florida
Lincols
Pickett
Dr. Richards
Goering & Co
President Hill's Motel Farm Exhibit Near St Paul
President James J. Hill of the Grey Northern Railroad owns a model farm at Pleasant Lance in Minnesota about eight miles from St Paul. He shows strong interest in agricultural development and teaches at the Minnesota agricultural experiment farm midway between St Paul and Minneapolis. His farm includes a budalo and more details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
James J. Hill
The
Grey Northern Railroad Company
Pleasant Lance
Miasa
St. Paul
Agricultural Experiment Farm
Minnesota
Minneapois
Hilly
One Year Six Months Three Months In Advance
A short notice repeats time intervals indicating payment or notice timing. The phrasing implies a schedule where obligations occur one year, six months, or three months before a set date. No specific organizations or individuals are named in readable text.
Maple Grove Social Roundup Includes Visits and Theater Trip
Maple Grove notes show George and Fred Hild left for Illinois last Friday, visitors from the neighborhood attended the Parmele theater matinee to see Uncle This Cabin, with many local names listed among attendees and guests. A Weeping Water sale drew neighborhood interest and Herman Gansemeier visits from Gage County are mentioned along with a large dance at John Kruegerer’s featuring numerous residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Fred Hild
Illinois
Plillsmouth
Parmele Theater
Andrew Rasmussen
Chas. Boedeker
Minnie Herren
Mae Fulton
Weeping Water
Adam Hild
Fred Engelkemeier
Herman Gansemeier
Gage County
Local transfers and town news from the ledger
Nathan Foster sold eighty acres southeast of town to his brother D W Foster and plans to move to the village. G A Rose sold village residence and bought a Pierce county farm earlier. O T Davis and wife sold eighty acres northeast of town to C F Harris with possession March 1 and plans to move to Washington. Ge E Dovey visited Plattsmouth. Sam Hathaway becomes constable and begins a collection tour. A petition seeks W B Banning as administrator for Barnett Lee Reynolds. J R Pierson resigned as administrator. Chas D Jeffers settled James Beckner horses killed by cars. George Thacker from Salix Iowa visited northeast of town after touring southern Missouri lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Matilda Pearson
Matilda Pearson
Adalaku RB. Pearson
Rose B. Pearson
Kesana Pearson
Thomas J. Wilbern
Plainent
Case County
Nebraska
Flattsmouth
Cass
Erain
Jianlel
Pearson
Cass County
Thomas J. Wilbrre
Nathan Foster
D. W. Foster
Nate
G. A. Rose
Pierce County
Nathanester
O T. Davis
C. F. Harris
Murray
Davis
Washington
Ge. E. Dovey
Plattsmouth
Sam Hathaway
Sam
W. B Banning
Barnett Lee Reynolds
J. R. Pierson
Chas
D. Jeffers
Missouri Pacific
James Beckner
George Thacker
Salix
Iowa
Missouri
Elmwood Leader-Echo Briefs and Notices
Elmwood news notes report Howard Saxton moving to Omaha to practice law with State Senator Van Dusen and open a private office at 6243 New York Life building. Board accepts principal Boose’s resignation to allow transition before February 1, and Boose plans medical studies in Louisville with Paddleford.><?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Saxton
Omaha
van Dusen
New York
Elmwood
Boose
Mos
Henry Irons
Someon
Henry
Henry Oelker
Stee
Nehawka News Highlights From The Register
Miss May Hill of Nebraska City visits former pupils in district No 4. John Stoll sustained a leg fracture when a cow kicked him last Thursday. Dr Pollard treats him and he improves. Rev Mueller from Berlin preached at Heebner schoolhouse and plans a bilingual church. D C West buys Lawson Sheldon’s Nehawka bank stake. A F Sturm displays deer antlers from Colorado hunting trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Hill
Nebraska City
John Stoll
Pollard
Mueller
Berlin
Heebner Schol House
Pollard Elevator Foundation Near Completion
The foundation for Henry Pollard's new elevator is completed and good weather may allow rapid framing next. On Tuesday W. W. Straub & Bro. shipped a carload of Galloway cattle to Omaha with one steer weighing 2360 pounds fetching $72.03.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Dunat
Joseph A. Connor
Omaha
Harry Green
Gering & Co
Wurl & Coffey
Henry Pollard
W. W. Straub & Bro
Louisville resident to add 12 by 22 foot extension
Louisvill e M N Drake plans a 12x22 addition with a kitchen bedroom and bathroom to his fine home. The town notes several visits from Plattsmouth residents and local developments including a pontoon bridge plan by Tom Parmele and fish hatchery activity led by W J O Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N. Drake
Drake
C. Lechlater
Plattsmouth
Otto Wurl
Wurl Bros
Minnie Larson
Lincoln
Louisville
River View
Myers
James Robertson
Tom Parmele
Missouri River
Parmele
E. A. Holyoke
Holdrege
Unfinished Opera House Draws Greenwood Labor Rush
The new opera house in Greenwood uses all available unemployed labor amid a rush job that may not last. Fred Quinton and Thurman Boyles from near Alvo were seen on the streets last Friday purchasing heress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Fred Quinton
Thurman Boyles
Near
Alvo
Heress
Local notes from Cass county on church sale and farm remodeling
Chas Bowemeier bought the Callahan church and moved it half a mile west to convert into a barn. Several residents, including Frank Stradly and Wm Bowers, return from an Oklahoma trip. Other items: George Myers sells the Barney Aufenkamp farm. Uncle Jake Hurlout improves after illness. S L Anderson visits from Tekamah. S A Quincy heads to Salina Kansas. Joe Bowers becomes night operator at Gretna. George Tutton replaces him at Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Bowemeier
Callahan
Frank Stradly
Wm. Bowers
Oklahoma
Cass County
Henry C. Cutler
Greorge Myers
Barney Aufenkamp
Greenwood
Jake Hurlout
S. L. Anderson
Tekamah
Neb
E. G. Laughlin
A Quincy
Salina
Kansas
Joe Bowers
Gretna
George Tutton
Waverly
Annual meeting of eastern district union of old soldiers
The eastern district union of old soldiers will meet January 23, 1902, in the G A R hall at Weeping Water Nebraska to elect officers and review bids for the next annual reunion. An accompanying note mentions B M engine No 3 undergoing repairs in Havelock and historic details of the Plattsmouth shop-built locomotive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln News
Cr. Fox
Smith
Bill
Rhodes
Motive Power
W H Mann
Wlattsmouth
Mr. Fox
Jamess. Farrell
United States Civil Service Commission
Columbian Correspondence College
Washington, D. C
Civil Service
Paul Revere Pioneered Copper Refining and Found Revere Copper
Paul Revere famed revolutionary figure also an inventor who refined and rolled copper. He founded a company in 1801, Revere Copper, which operated in Canton Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Revere
Revere Copper Company
Existe
Canton
Mass
Depth of a Rainfall Measurement Method
A historical note explains a rainfall gauge using a funnel of 10 square inches catching direct rain and feeding a tube sized at one tenth. Water depth in the tube equals one tenth of actual rainfall in inches, with a graduated scale for quick readings. Roof gauges may undercatch compared to ground gauges due to air moisture absorption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
American Schools Abroad Plan Expands Paris and Dublin Initiatives
President Harper of the University of Chicago announces affiliated preparatory schools abroad to serve traveling families. Paris hosts the American Home School for Girls at 20 Rue de Longchamps opening October 15 under Miss Elizabeth Wallace and Miss Emma Baird. In Dublin bay a sand colored mouse with owl and hawk protection is described as a possible descendant of castaways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
University of Chicago
Europe
Paris
Rue de Longchamps
Elizabeth Wallace
Emma Baird
Kansas City
Berlin
Paria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Baker
Cedar Creek, Nebraska
Cedar Creek, Neb
Sattler Furniture Company
W. B. Elster
Waterman Block
Zuckweller & Lutz’s
Sc, &c
R. Bb. Windham
Lowney
Dr. Rose
John M. Leis
Murdock
Mel Rose
Livingston Loan and Building Association
North Sixth Street
A. C. Rawls & Son
George M. Prentiss
Gering & Cos
Ohn R
E. Cook
the Journal
Frank Doud
Bloomington
Ebinger Hardware Company
Julius Pitts
Wisconsin
Manitowoc
Milwaukee
Chicago
Willout
Julius
Vilattsmouth Turn-Verein
Washingtor Avenue
Cox's
Gerling & Co
Douglass
Charlie Emory Doty
Minnie Harshman
Avoca
Fred Howard Richardson
Emma Hansen
Herman Ludwig
Mary Etta Wagner
Lindley Leander Seymour
Bartlett
Pearl Erretta Hopkins
Variety
Quin
Ryan
Iim
Friend
James Quin
He Plattsmouth Journ
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Een
Maple Grove
John Kruegerer
Eva
Lena Thierolf
Conrad
John
Mary Meisinger
G. P. Meisinger
John Kraever Jr
Emme
Mary Helflicker
Jakie
Phillip
Anna
Emma Hild
Will
Otto
Louie
Mata Puls
August
Mary
Anna Engelkemeier
Bessie
Eva Messina
Alfred Gunsemeier
Otto Sprick
Charley Aul
John Albert
Ed Kelly
Edward Hages
Jolo Habel
Glen Boedeker
Ledger
Echo
Tly
Georgie C. Myers
Edward S. Williams
E. P. Myers
Wabash
Nehawka
Register
the Courier
Co. G. Mayfield
O’brien
Paul Ret Re
Dublin Bay
A. Jensen
Platts
W.B. Elster
Serecsen
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