The Last Voyage of the Donna Isabel
On the ship Donna Isabel a dead crewman forces a tense crew led by Stephens to decide whether to continue their dangerous voyage toward a supposed treasure island De Nova and Lady Darlington back the plan while insisting on keeping the women safe The crew debates courage and loyalty as they face a potential fatal gamble in a winter sea lanterned by crisis and command.
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Dade
Cade
Lady Darlington
Mr. Tuttle
Darlington
Tuttle
de Inston
Agor Dewotts
de Nova
Big Bill Anderson
Monsieur
Mapes
Mr. Stephens
Anderson
Mr. Ve Nova
Celeste
Mr. de Nova
Stokera
Local notices and family updates from the Register
A series of brief items report travel for bereavement in Ohio, arm injuries among local youths, a government pension granted to Mrs. Vantine, a birth at the Caron home, Nehawka High School teaching staff, Theodore Carrol visiting Cass County after his mother’s illness, and wedding news naming Calvin Zaellurs daughter and James A White as groom.
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Mra
Kropp
Portamouth
Ohio
Brest
Young America
Paul Schuchtember
Joe Lindsey
Vantine
Mary Kellberg
Stork
Fred Caron
Mary
Nehawka High School Corps of
E. EB. Colling
Brownville
Misa Lola Wilsie
Parker, So. Dak
Hazel Jameson
Weeping Waer
Evelyn Stout
Lincoln
Theodore Carrol
Carrolives
Waco
Cass County
Mcho
Calvin Zaellurs
James A. White
Elmwood and Plainview Guests At Wallinger Home
Elmwood residents Mrs. Fred Ebinger and Miss Anna Weldmann visited the A A Wallinger home. Funeral attendance drew J H Stege family to Plaiview for the burial of Mrs Julius Kirchoff. Bertha Langhorst visited from Wapak Ohio and headed to Murdock then Denver for a teachers convention. Henry Elkermann and Mary Schneider wed in Greenwood. L B Cunningham attended Mrs William Carroll’s funeral at Nehawka. Glen D B White wed Miss Joule Zellara in Don Motosla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ebinger
Plainview
Anna Weldmann
Plattsmouth
A. A. Wallinger
J. H. Stege
Mary
Wil
Frank
Plaiview
Julius Kirchoff
Bertha Langhorst
Wapakonetta
Ohio
Elmwood
Murdock
Wil Ga
Denver
Colo
Henry Bikermann
Near Greenwood
Mary Sehneider
Ithlea
Goetz
Ths City
Elkermann
L. B. Cunningham
Nehawka
William Carroll
Cans County
Mr. Cunningham
Glen DB. White
Mies
Zellara
Don Motosla
Lincoln excursion passengers fill No 16 train
A morning Lincoln excursion carried two cars of mostly women who opted for the regular train. A partial list of travelers names Mrs Thos South Mrs Gravett Mrs Gravett and guests Miss Mowrey of Watson Mo Mrs Lushinsky and family Mrs Frank Buttery and daughter and others. A male contingent also rode the Lincoln excursion at 11 o clock. An amusing mishap followed as Col John pursued Burlingon Route No 23 and crashed in a cartoonish tumble on Main Street, ending with a bruised but uninjured arrival at the station.
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Lincoln
Siam
Mra
Thos
South
John Gravett
W. M. Gravett
Mowrey
Watson, Mo
C. Gravett
Henry Lahoda
George Harasky
D. B. Smith
Forbes
Jack Reed
Iowa
Main Street
Col. John
Burlington
Omaha
Denot
John
Return of Treasurer Schlater After Extended Western Trip
County Treasurer Schlater returned last evening from a long trip through New Mexico Arizona and Western Texas He reports hot dry weather in New Mexico Arizona and Mexico with good crops expected in Oklahoma and Kansas Wheat prospects in New Mexico mixed with drought in Sonora and southern Arizona A B A Will accompanied him and is expected to arrive home tomorrow
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Schlater
New Mexico
Arizona
Texas
Frank
Mexico
el Passoja
Oklahoma
Kansas
Sonora
Mexleo
Will
Grandma Sarah J Atwood Celebrates 83rd Birthday
Grandma Sarah J Atwood marked her eighty third birthday at her city home with family and neighbors in attendance. Mrs C H Parmele and Miss Sarah Daker joined the celebration along with grandchildren and 4H members. A birthday dinner followed as the day ended peacefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinous
Sarah J. Atwood
C. H. Parmele
Sarah Daker
Parmele
Mise Baker
Master Carpenter Hedengren Almost Arrested for Stealing Horse
Hedengren narrowly avoided jail after attempting to borrow a horse tied near the Burlington depot to haul wire for willow work. Police pursued but released him once the owner’s son identified the suspect, prompting authorities to warn him to avoid stealing animals in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedengren
Missouri
Burlington
Cie
Police
Raihey
Joil
Alfalfa Seed for Sale at W Shrader Farm
Alfalfa Scot notes a supply of alfalfa seed offered for sale. Interested buyers are directed to the Shrader farm to view and purchase, with the seller identified as W Shrader.
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W. Shrader
Shorthorns for Sale and Milk Cows Offered
Three yearling Shorthorn bulls registered for sale and several fresh milk cows available. Seller Mark White reports quality stock and asks interested buyers to contact him.
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Mark White
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Anderson’ Tuttle
Stephens
Joe
Louisville
The
Courier
Edward Eager
St. Joseph Hospital
Mis
Joe Cox
Loulaville
Chickasha
Cox
L. P. Line
Old Town
Mr. Line
Louisville Advertiser
Happy Hunting Grounds
Carpenter Paper Company
McDonald
C. E. Wescotts Sons
Nelanka
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