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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
23
A sweep of brief notes from Plattsmouth and nearby towns records travel and visits by residents to Omaha Lincoln and other points. People include B A McElwain L W Lorenz Maxwell Silas Long J W Johnson Rawle W H Russell B F Eiebelberger and many others with mov es on trains and plans for visits and business.
In the district court of Cass county Nebraska a matter proceeds to show cause on the petition of J W Exenberger administrator for the estate of Regine Heocoand. The hearing seeks permission to realign parcels in the Dukes addition to Omaha, including undivided halves of Lots 10 and 11 in Block 13 and related irregular tracts, with exceptions for railroad right of way.
Plausible testimonial advert from Plattemouth Nebraska promoting Dean's Kidney Pills. Herman Herod of Plattemouth reports back pain headaches and urinary issues improved after using a box from Gering & Co.'s drug store. He endorses the remedy and urges others with kidney symptoms to try it.
In Sheridan County Court Judge Beeson appointed Misa Rosa Cogdill guardian for Emma Milla Effa Cogdill minor heirs of Robt Cogdill deceased. Petition by Remsey Romney, their mother, notes heirs to realty valued at 6500 dollars. In the estate of John A. Clements deceased Edith Clements widow was named administratrix by the County Court.
J H W Waterman came back from a ten day trip through the east. Mrs Waterman and daughter stayed in Albany and will visit relatives. They toured Atlantic City Philadelphia New York City and attended the master car builders convention with a committee from the railroad storekeeper association. Mrs Waterman will remain in the east several weeks before returning to Lincoln State Journal.
Mrs Amanda Brown and son Roy of Taylorville Illinois arrived in the city for an extended visit with her sister in law Mrs John Cory and her brother L B Brown of Kenosha. It has been thirty two years since their last meeting and the reunion was joyful as Mr Brown joined them.
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