Passing of Mrs Margaret Schulhof Plattsmouth Resident
An obituary notes the death of Mrs Margaret C Donelan Schulhof a long time Plattsmouth resident born December 21 1834 in Abington Indiana. She moved to Plattsmouth in 1873 and leaves four daughters two sons and a sister. Funeral set for St John church Tuesday at 10 am conducted by Father Shine.
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Plattamouth
Margaret C. Donelan Schulhof
Margaret C. Donelan
Abington
Wayne County
Indiana
Henry C. Schulhof
Richmond
Plattsmouth
Schulhof
Edwin H
John A
Mary Lisette Lewis
Denver
Caroline P. Schuthef
Emma C
Baxter Smith
Henrietta W. Herbert
Frémont
Conrad Schlater
Sclftulhof
St. John's Church
Father Shine
Law on Concealed Weapons Clarified by Judge Shoemaker
Judge W. B. Shoemaker highlights the Shoemaker law's scope clarifying it targets deterrence of illegitimate weapon carrying. The new section punishes concealed weapons with up to 1000 fine or two years in a state penitentiary unless the wearer proves self defense or defense of family or property in lawful business circumstances.
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W. 8. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Prison Transfer After Convictions Highlight Local Sentences
Monday Sheriff Ouintain escorted Lincoln bound inmates to the penitentiary. William Hecker gets five years while Simon Meiers receives four years for robbery and receiving stolen property. Both natives of the county, their families share community sympathy as justice proceeds.
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Sherif Ouintain
Lincoln
William Hecker
Simon Meiers
Becker
Dr Donelan Returns Home After Aunt's Death
Dr. Donelan of Glenwood called here by the death of his aunt Mrs. Margaret Schulhof and returned to his home this morning.
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Donelan
Glenwood
Margaret Schulhof
King Hill Picnic On King Hill Riverside Outing
Monday's Daily reports a group of young people picnicked at King Hill enjoying cooler air and spring chicken. Attendees included Beulah Sans Jessie Barrows Lillian Wheeler Winnie Hutcheson Elsie Gapen Rachel Livingston Jennie Livingston Eisie Stokes Rosa Tsehirren Mary Greamer and others with Will Propst Elbert Glen Myron Wiles Ernest Roy Hutcheson Percy Joe Wheeler Harland Sans Charles Barrows John Sans and several couples.
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King Hill
Misses Beulah Sans
Jessie Barrows
Lillian Wheeler
Winnie Hutcheson
Elsie Gapen
Rachel Livingston
Jennie Livingston
Eisie Stokes
Rosa Tsehirren
Mary Greamer
Florbice Hutcheson
Will Propst
Elbert
Glen
Myron Wiles
Ernest
Roy Hutcheson
Percy
Joe Wheeler
Harland Sans
Charles Barrows
John Sans
Carl Cole
Barrows
Walter Sans
Albers Wheeler
Harold Takes Tumble on Nebraska Trip
Henry Timm and wife with their nephew Harold Groskary traveled to Nebraska via the Missouri Pacific Saturday night arriving near o'eoleka and going to Mrs Caspar's home. The boy Harold fell from bed during the night awakening the hosts but escaped serious injury.
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Henry Timm
Harold Groskary
Nebraska
Gily
Pacific
O'Eoleka
Boingy
Caspar
Harold
Pioneer resident Ivan White visits Murray from Nebraska
Former Cass County resident Ivan White of Murray and his brother D White of Surprise Butler County Nebraska spent Saturday in social chat at the Journal. White, a pioneer Cass County resident, has been visiting Murray for several days and plans to return home today.
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Ivan White
Murray
D. White
Surprise
Butler County
Nebraska
Journal
White
Gass County
Shrader Family Visits Journal Staff at Town Home
BD and Homer Shrader visited the Journal office this forenoon to discuss local matters. They reported a large gathering at their father Uncle George Shrader’s home yesterday with relatives and neighbors and a pleasant time with plenty to eat.
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Homer Shrader
Journal Boys
George Shrader
Shrader
Maguire Replies to G A R Members on Pension Bills
Congressman John A. Maguire writes Lincoln Grand Army members detailing pension legislation history. He notes Sherwood's general pension bill, Anderson's rival bill, and prior session actions, stating support for liberal general pension measures and lack of action in recent special sessions.
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John A. Maguire
Grand Army Organization of Lincoln
J. A. Mocket, Jr
Congress
Sherwood
Ohio
House
Anderson
oMeers
Pension Committee
Senate
Binder trade closes as August Gorder completes season’s fortieth sale
August Gorder, an agricultural implement dealer, closed out his last binder sale to Messrs. Kaffenberger, marking the fortieth binder he sold this season. The record reflects a doubled season total, signaling the importance of the small grain crop in the county. The use of pressed drill for wheat has boosted acreage, and crop rotation is increasingly viewed as essential to soil conservation.
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August Gorder
Messrs. Kaffenberger
English terrier pup sold to Omaha man with kennels
Russell sold to an Omaha man a fine thoroughbred English terrier pup for 8150. The buyer runs a kennel of 300 dogs and is expert in breeding.
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Russell
Omaha
Cam Seybert Visits Louisville for Commissioner Campaign
From Monday's rally Cam Seybert the Louisville marshal arrived to handle Louisville affairs. He is a Democratic ticket candidate for commissioner and led the county clerk race several days ago.
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Cam Seybert
Louisville
Pffairs
Seybert
Journal
Cam
Death of Former Lincoln Resident Thomas Hicks
Thomas J. Hicks died at 10 a.m. after a two month illness at his home 1228 T Street Lincoln. He was 56 and had worked for the Burlington railroad since 1884 previously at Plattsmouth Neb. Survived by wife and daughter Mrs Sehnell of Omaha. Funeral 4 p.m. Tuesday from his home Rev C E B Carroll and Rev George M Gates. Body to Plattsmouth for interment Wednesday at 7:45 a.m. Hicks was a charter member of Lincoln Lodge No. 8 AO U W later transferred to Havelock AO U W.
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C. EB. Carroll
George M. Gates
Plattsmouth
Hicks
Lodge No. 8
AO. U. W
Lincoln
Havelock Order
Lady conducts own case in county court for collection fee
Mrs. Pribble of Louisville acted as her own lawyer in a county court claim for 50 dollars, earned while collecting 250 dollars for the estate children of Mc Donal. Judge Heeson granted 37.50 as fees, 12 percent, with Pribble unsure about appealing or accepting, while observers noted she handled the proceedings well against two attorneys.
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Louisville
Clifford
W. A. Robertson
J. M. Leyda
Pribble
Heeson
Taken Suddenly Ill Man Near Plattsmouth Improves
Glen Perry of the south Plattsmouth area fell ill Friday night with a cholera morbus like attack. Dr. Brendel of Murray, then Dr. Cook of this city treated him as he endured several severe spells. His condition once seemed dire, but improvements began Saturday night and recovery is hoped.
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Glen Perry
Plattsmouth
Brendel
Murray
Dr. Cook
Perry
Mrs George Tams III Hospital Operation Planned
Mrs George Tams wife of the county superintendent has been ill and advised by her physician to undergo an operation. She will be hospitalized for the procedure in the latter part of this week.
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George Tams III
George Tams
Omaha Passenger Frank Steppat on the Fart Mail
Frank Steppat was identified as a passenger in Omaha this afternoon aboard the fart mail service.
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Frank Steppat
Omaha
Sure preventive of hog cholera by Dr Greeder serum
Early spring reports show George W. Snyder near Mynard using Dr Herman Greeder of Plattsmouth's vaccination. Fourteen of sixteen vaccinated hogs survived cholera, later expanding to 26 head with continued health. Snyder asserts vaccination immunizes for life, counters beliefs about growth retardation, and cites similar results from Plattsmouth.
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George W. Snyder
Mynard
Mr. Snyder
Herman Greeder
Plattsmouth
Greeder
Snyder
Dunbar
Plattamouth
Greeden
Funeral of Mrs Margaret Schulhof This Morning
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Schulhof occurred at 10 o clock from St John s Catholic church conducted by Father M A Shine. Neighbors and friends attended despite threatening weather, with Latin and English prayers and a requiem mass sung by Opal Filywerald and Helen Cline. Burial followed at Holy Republic cemetery with pallbearers B McButen Frank McEvoy John Vorndran John Fight Henry Goos and George Tartseh.
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Margaret (. Schulher
St. John's Catholic Church
M. A. Shine
Mise Opal Filywerald
Misa Helen Cline
Holy Republec Cemetery
B. McButen
Frank McEvoy
John Vorndran
John Fight
Henry Goos
George Tartseh
Wheat yields seen high near Murray and Omaha trip
Mr Willard and wife from near Murray with 35 acres of wheat found a head with 70 grains and expect a harvest over 10 bushels per acre after threshing this week. Mrs Nic Klavrens and party joined a trip to Plattsmouth and Omaha for business matters.
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Willard
Near
Roesslers Return From Visit in Grant Nebraska
August Roessler and family conclude a two week stay in Grant Nebraska visiting Mrs. Roessler relatives and report a very pleasant vacation time before returning home Sunday morning.
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August Roessler
Grant
Neb
Nebraska businessmen warn on Sunday mail rule relief
Washington dispatch reports that Nebraska business men gain no relief from Sunday mail non delivery. First Assistant Podmaster Granfield explains Congress cut post office staff but did not fund shorter hours, so Sunday delivery is blocked and not ready for any patron on request.
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Nebraska
Postoffice Department
Washington Dispatch
Hitchcock
Podmaster Granfeld
Granfield
Congress
House of Postoffice
Wreck disrupts rail yard as engine jumps track north of station
Train No 20 moving to Lincoln via Louisville and Ashland derailed after jumping rails in the yards near the station. Engineer Habe Helming and fireman Larson were shaken but not seriously injured, while a locomotive blocked the track delaying No 6 and No 15 for about an hour. Conductor B L Muddleson deemed the incident lucky with minor injuries and foam from a ruptured tank. A recovery teak was set up to move the trains.
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Larson
Muddleson
Lincoln
Louisville
Ashland
Butte
de Mele
Pase
Helen Hunter 16th Birthday Party in Omaha
Miss Helen Hunter celebrated her sixteenth birthday at the Hunter home on North Wighth Street. The reception hall was decorated in pink white and green with lanterns. Guests included Wanda Ramee Marie Spies Sophia Willich Josephine Willich Margaret Wolford and others. prizes went to Wanda Ramee and Marie Spies. music provided by several youths.
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William Hunter
Wighth Street
Helen Hunter
Powell
Wanda Ramge
Marie Spies
Sophia
Josephine Willich
Wanda Ramee
Bini Cummiis
Sophia Hild
Margaret Wolford
Marie Hunter
Margaret Orimian
Omaha
Philip Horn Sets Record With 65 Acres Of Oats Harvest
Phillip Horn read a Journal story about a farmer who cleared 60 acres of spring wheat in fair days and aimed to beat the benchmark. He owned 65 acres of heavy oats and trained horses to work four at a time, finishing in three days with fields ready for shock.
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Philip Horn
Wurl Hros Call for Eager Listeners Draws Crowd
A call for the Wurl Hros etgare attracts an eager crowd, promising strong performances and notable audience turnout. The event centers on a musical showcase drawing regional attention and enthusiastic attendees.
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St. John’s Church
Revolver
Cass County
Maguire
C. M. Seybert
Thomas J. Hicks
Holy Sepulcher Cemetery
Sunday Mail
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