Jurors Selected for March Term District Court and Local Notices
The March term jurors report March 10 for the district court convening March 3. Local items announce stock clearances by J C Ptak the tailor and Burlington Route adds weekly tourist cars to California service. Also notes a county board session, budget estimates, claims paid, and a saloon raid in Alluight with arrests and a child taken for charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
C.F Vallery
P. P. Gass
Silas Long
Herman Ticketer
Fred Kamge
J. N. Wise
J. Pearlman
C.C Despain
Wm. Budig
T. N. Babbit
John Schwartz
George Everett
George Melvin
Dan Hay
J . Purdie
A. W. Beach
A. L. Var Doren
C. A. Mathis
E. P. Betts
J. C. Stevenson
Herman Pankrocht
David Kunz
C. F. Bouck
M. G. McQuinn
Grandfather Davis Celebrates Ninety-First Birthday
The Journal congratulates Father Edwin Davis on his ninety first birthday. Born January 23 1811 in Albany County New York he married Ann M Richardson in 1852. He served in the Civil War with the 15 Iowa volunteers and fought at Shiloh. He recalls meeting General Lafayette in 1824 and lives with his wife Mrs Davis in Cass County with family across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Davis
Cass County
Grandpa Davis
Albany County
New York
Waterfleet
Ann M. Richardson
Joshua
Jerome
Kenesaw Mountain
Loran
Colorado City
Eusebia Colvin
Arapahoe
Rebecca Kennedy
Rosetta Keeney
Central City
Laura Petersen
Grandpa Lauis
Union
Warnd
Shiloh
Iowa
Lea
General LaFayette
France
Concord
N. B
Windham Reports 100 and 660 Acre Holdings
R. B. Windham states he owns a 100 acre firm with stock and a 660 acre farm. The brief notice lists two properties under his ownership and indicates immediate availability or consideration.
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R. B. Windham
Local Court Fines Assailant Edwards Charged
James Yelik found guilty of assault and battery in Justice Archer's court and fined 85 ndt costs total 23 dollars. Otto A. Wurl sues four debtors. Re-titled Carter vs Gibson in district court. Tromble vs Bailey et al files to quiet title covering parts of section 35 township 10 range 11. Langhorst case on appeal over a real estate commission. Notices of quiet title suits and thanks after a death.
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James Yelik
C. F. Wheeler
Otto A. Wurl
Speck & Jess
Justice Archer
John N. Carter
B. A. Gibson
John Tromble
Wm. Bailey
Range 11
Thomas J. Wilbern
Francis A. Brogan
Mainland district No 46 report and cigar firm partnership
The month ending January 17 shows 20 enrolled pupils with average attendance. Certificates were awarded to Cora Mariies Eimal Miller Daniel Sechlaphiof and James Mills for perfect attendance. Otto Wurl and his brother Bernard form Wurl Bros to continue cigar manufacturing.
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Grace Aillison
Cora Mariies
Eimal Miller
Daniel Sechlaphiof
James Mills
Otto Wurl
Bernard
Wurl Bros
Lou
Mrs Ilda Green Dies After Long Illness
After a lingering illness Mrs Ilda Green died Monday at 10 30 am from consumption. She was 30 years a Plattsmouth resident, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Beeck. Survived by husband Harry Green and a four year old daughter. Funeral services were held at the Beeck residence Sixth and Main with Rev H B Burgess officiating. Remains buried at Oak Hill.
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Ilda Green
Harry Green
Henry Bueck
Plattsmouth
Beeck
Sixth
Main Streets
H. B. Burgess
Oak Hill
Horses for sale and cigars advertised in brief notice
A short classified-style item notes S Will has several horses for sale at reasonable prices, including matched teams or single driving horses. Mention of "Gut Heil" cigars is also included in the brief supplier notice.
Metteer Wins Land Dispute After Compromise Relinquishment
Charles R. Metteer's title to eighty acres in Cass county near Weeping Water was challenged by his nephew Robert Vial. After lengthy proceedings and improvements valued at 2300 dollars, a compromise at Lincoln settled the case with Metteer paying 800 dollars for a relinquishment and final proof allowed.
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the World-Herald
R. Rush
Lincoln
Charles R. Metteer
Cass County
Weeping Water
Robert Vial
Metteer
Lecal
Vial
Ten Improved Farms for Sale Near Portsmouth Nebraska
Ten well improved farms offered for sale at 30 to 65 dollars per acre. For rent small tracts near the city. R. B. Windham of Portsmouth Nebraska handles listings.
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R. B. Windham
Portsmouth
Nebraska
Washington Letter 1902 Senate Philippines tariff talk
Washington correspondent reports on Senate debate over Philippine policy and calls for an investigation into the war. Lodge Hoar and Cammack discuss reports from the islands, with plans for a possible subcommittee visit and future fights on tariff and reciprocity with Cuba.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Senate
Philippine Islands
Sivar
Lodge
Hoar
Philippines
Senate Lodge
Taft
Phillypnes
Congress
Camack
Tennessee
Hear
Culberson
Senato Mitchell
Oregon
Pacific
Cuba
Mason
Yeoman
Isthmian Canal
Morgan
M. Lampre
Alabama
Nicarauguan
Trans-Continental
Panama Company
Panama
Babcock
Tawney
Minnesota
Democratic and Republican shifts in Minnesota and nationwide
The piece notes Minnesota lawmakers opposing executive driven bills, favors a Babcock style measure, and discusses leadership rumors in Tammany Hall with Richard Croker's resignation and Nixon's ascent. It mentions Senator Gorman as a possible presidential candidate and predicts his Senate leadership role. It also highlights Windham's suitability for governor and statewide support.
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Dingley
Minnesota
Babcock
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Nixon
Congress
David B. Hill
James K. Jones
Gorman
House
Senate
Farm for sale inquiry from R B Windham
A reader asks about a desirable farm for sale, stating interest in purchasing and inquiring if there is a property available. The note is signed by R B Windham seeking potential listings.
Newspaper field changes as Eagle Beacon sold and staff shift
The Eagle Beacon is sold to J A Clements publisher of Elm wood Leader Echo who will run both papers Richard Der will have charge of the Beacon A new local paper move from S A Morrison former Eagle Beacon publisher buys an Apache Oklahoma paper Morrison has sought office posting Burkett backed but declines postmaster job. T J Bahr retires from Advocate to teach Ed Fudge takes over Nehawka Register editor replaced by Foster Bears of Plattsmouth Turn Verein baptized in Omaha with several named participants George Boeck visits after eye surgery and injury history detailed.
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Eagle Beacon
J. A. Clements
Elmwood
Leader Echo
Richard Derwent
Beacon
S. A. Morrison
Apache
Oklahoma
Cass County
Morrison
Eagle
Burkett
T. J. Bahr
Advocate
Weeping Water
Ed Fudge
George Boeck
Henry
Nemaha County
Boeck
Omaha
Otto Wurf Cigars Promote Home Made Union Brand List
Otto Wurf advertises cigars made at home and by unions. Brands include Gut Hell Pride of Plattsmouth and Silver Wreath with prices five and ten cents respectively. Call for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Wurf
Plattsmouth
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J. C. Ptak
Harry
Main Street
California
Hurlington
Burlington
Omala
Hastings
Oxford
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Los Angeles
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Salt Lake City
Rockies
J. Francis
Neb
Alarm Clocks
Variety Store
Commissioners’ Proceedings
State Journal Co
J. Palter
Messrs Zink Wid Cox
Ues
Dike Wunty
Jeurt House Bond Fund
I. S.s
Ee Cone
John Albert
Read
J. R. Sheely & Co
American Arithmeter Co
L. A. Tyson
Road District Fund
M. Purdie
John Hollenbeck
J. W. Johnson
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
The
Bee
Charles Walming
Alluight
Am Man
Grace Hickson
Mlattsmoouth
Mlattsmouth
Harey W. Green
Maz
Henri Borcx
Zuckweiler & Lutz's
South Sixth St
Plattsmouth, Neb
Readoquarters For
Jos. Fetzer
North Side Main Street
Plattsmouth Turn-Verein
Turner Hall
Peppe
R. B. Wingham
FP. B. Windham
Windham
O. C. Osterholm
Nehawka Register
Foster
Gering & Co's
Bears
Chas. L. Herger
W. K. Fox
Phillip Thierolf
Joseph Droege
Fred Egenberger
J. H. Herold
Herr J. P. Sattler
Hudecek & McElroy
Sherwood’s
Ters
A. H. Weckbach & Co
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