Names For The Primary Election In Cass County
Saturday evening the county clerk's office saw many candidates filing for local offices. Democrats filed for most seats. Republicans failed to file for coroner and surveyor. Notable names include Frank Schlater seeking re election as county treasurer and Sheriff Quinton seeking a third term.
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Frank BB. Lehlater
Sebrater
John Gerry Stark
Mimwood
Tepublican
Stark
Schlater
Frank Schlater
Dr. C. Morgan
George Luschinsky
Thre Elty
Lishiosky
Tie
Turlington
Morgan
D. Quineton
John Busehe
God Alao
Sherif Quinton
Busehe
Tutt
John Spence
Quinton
Bunche
John McBride
Burlington
Register of Deeds
L. I. Daft
Greenwood
Hilton
Daft
A. J. Snyder
Prettymouth
M. Archer
Beeson
Judge Archer
Cass County
Molaier
Case County
Eight Mile Grove
Messinger
George P. Messinger
Themaelvea
Mary Foster
Odell
Southland
A. J. Wickland
Foster
E. Ratour
Ratnett
Surveyor
Pred Patterson
Patterson
Cosa
Plattismouth
A.D. Deapain
P. BK. Ruffner
John Lindeman
Mt. Pleasant
W. H L. Pula
John Croup
Sontayille
W. C. Bartlett
Broye Creek
George 8. Smith
Rock Bluffa Precinet
Jus Ley of the Peace
A. N. Speer
Center
Frank Bergman
C. F. Vallery
John A. Hennings
George A. B. Hicks
Frank Rouse
Rouse
William Stohlman
B Stohlman
Ben Beckman
Bees Take Over Dovey Farm House During Remodeling
Uncle P. D. Hates finished remodeling the Dovey farm dwelling west of Elmwood except for painting. A swarm of bees occupied space between floors for years, and Hates removed them with boiling water, suffering only two finger stings. Honeycomb spanned eight to ten feet beneath the floor yielding about a gallon of honey. He also completed a large new porch at Fred Guenther's dwelling in the Second ward, boosting curb appeal and value.
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P. D. Hates
Dovey
Elmwood
Ar. Hates
Mr. Bates
Death of Thomas Bryan Civil War Veteran in Pilger
Word arrived from this city yesterday of the death in Pilger Nebraska of Thomas Bryan a well known old soldier. He died with illness after staying with his married daughter. He was about sixty nine and had long lived in the area. He served in Battery B First Chicago Light Artillery and renewed an old war friendship with J Thrasher. He was industrious frugal and held in high esteem. Burial in Pilger Nebraska is expected though not yet certain.
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Pilger
Neb
Thomas Bryan
Bryan
Chicago Light Artillery
J.h.thrasher
Thrasher
Death of Fred Bellows Connects Weeping Water to Florida
Word reaches Weeping Water of the Florida death of Fred Bellows longtime Intercata citizen. He had been away for several years but leaves many relatives in town and his body will be brought back for burial.
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Anya
Florida
Fred Bellows
Mr. Bellows
Judge Travis A Standout Nebraska Jurist in Cass and Otoe
A biographical sketch honors Travis born 1858 in Columbiana Ohio with Scotch Irish roots. It chronicles his move to Cass county 1882, rise from county attorney to district judge, and praise for impartiality and public service.
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Travis
Columbiana County
Ohie
Possemor
Harl
Ray
Mise Helen
State University
West Point
Neb
Plattamouth
Earl
Io Father
United States National Bank of
Nebraska
Burlington crop report praises mild flood damage and harvest
The Burlington traffic department reports a weekly crop summary similar to last week with flood damage in Nemaha valley deemed less severe. Chief factors are pending hot dry weather to accelerate corn and small grain, with wheat prices improving after threshing. Farmers feel relaxed about cash needs and threshing is down compared to prior years.
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Traffic Department
Burlington
Nemaha
Cox
Nebraska
State Journal
Business visitor from Murray pays call to Journal
Wm. Puls Jr. came from his home near Murray as a daytime business visitor with local merchants and made a pleasant call to the Journal, much appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm, Puls, Jr
Murray
Philip Stoehr Visits City to Renew Son’s Journal Subscription
Prominent Eight Mile Orove precinct farmer Philip Stoehr attended the city today to tend buanicus matters and renew his son George P. Stohr’s Journal subscription.
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Philip Stoehr
Eight Mile Orove
George P. Stohr
Plattsmouth Beats Sa-Ri-Co in Home Game
Plattsmouth defeated Sa-Ri-Co of Nebraska City 10 to 3 at home as Mason pitched well and the slugging lineup produced early runs. Beal, Larson, Mason, Ramsey, Gould, Droege, and McCauley contributed with hits and aggressive baserunning while White struggled for Sa-Ri-Co.
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Auburn
Husky
Plattsmouth
Sa-Ri-Co
Nebraska City
Warren
Beal
Larson
Mason
Ramsey
Gould
McCauley
Droege
Mr. Warren
Collins
White
Mr. Mason
Mr. White
Funings
Platsmouth
Anniversary Edition Delayed Due to Increased Job Work
The Journal explains a delay in releasing the anniversary edition as July 1, citing a sharp rise in job work over the past four weeks and stating the situation was unavoidable. The notice apologizes for the postponement and notes the issue is the Semi-Weekly edition.
Flooded Missouri water recedes. crops show mixed damage
The Missouri river eases from high water as banks are cut by the current near Burlington. Farmers in Iowa report excellent wheat oats and corn prospects, while a western storm damages oats and corn in Saunders, Sarpy, and western Casa counties. A ten mile by two to two and a half mile strip was swept clean.
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Missouri
Burlington
Lowa
Elre
Casa
Saunders
Sarpy
Weeping Water Growers Report Banner Wheat Harvest
A July 15 report notes farmers have begun harvesting wheat with promising yields. Local corn growth over the past two weeks impresses observers, suggesting a strong county crop season ahead.
Patterson returns from Mexico trip praise mixed with cautions
Thomas M. Patterson came back to the city Friday night after a month at Topheken Springs Mexico to seek healing waters. He found Monterey a growing Americanized city with mining as its main industry and noted hot climate and dreary countryside. He traveled via the I G N railway passing Austin San Antonio and Laredo and said Americans control many regional businesses while he preferred U S life and Nebraska.
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Thomas M. Patterson
Tophceken Springs
Mexico
Patterson
Monterey
T Springs
England
Southwest
Austin
San Antonio
Laredo
Tex
United States
Nebraska
May and December Unite In Iowa Nuptials At Judge Archer
Judge Archer united T. N. Frost of Thaer man Iowa and Miss Hazel Asmat of Malvern Iowa in a May and December wedding at his office. Frost is 62 and the bride is younger though the text notes the age gap. Dr A T Bartow and Mildred Hi Froet witnessed the ceremony.
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Archer
A. J. Beeson
D. W. Hawkeworth
Detroit
Mich
John C. Clarence
Sam
John P. Thacker
George Cole
Journal of
Travia
Lincoln
Clarence
Supreme Court
Byron Clark
Thomas Ryan
Otoe
Cass
District Court
Jessel L. Root
Sheldon
T. M. Patterson
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