THAT BANNER AT THE CAPITOL IN OMAHA AND LINCOLN
A parade of Omaha and Lincoln figures visit or travel on No 19 and No 7 for business and social outings. Notable mentions include Miss Anna Tams, DD Hawksworth, Mrs E W Cook, Miss Iane Dovey, Col McMahen oil plant inspection, and many others with travel to Omaha for meetings, family visits, or work. The Lincoln banner incident draws note as a campaign controversy with secret handling at Lincoln Sign Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Tams
Omaha
DD Hawksworth
E. W. Cook
Iane Dovey
Chicago
D. C. Morgan
S. H. Atwood
Lincoln
Monte Streight
E. F. Grimes
Col. McMahen
J. P. Faler
Rudolph Raven
City
Kansas City
Peter Raven
Root
Lake Manawa
Isaac Wiles
Frank
Rufus Merritt
A. B. Taylor
Glenwood
D. Woodworth
Kate Weckbach
Louis Brainard
Rock Bluffs
Sam Schwab
Jessie
Henry Hemple
Jas. Anthony
Mrs. Leonard
W. J. Batchellor
A. J. Grindle
Chesley
D. H. D. DeLong
Fast Mail
Emmons Richey
C. L. Carlson
Birthday Surprise for Matt Joy at Vine Street Home
A group of friends gathered on Vine Street to celebrate Matt Joy’s 32nd birthday. The evening featured games music and ballads by Victor Anderson. a rattan rocking chair was given as a keepsake. Guests included Will Scotten Louis Eggenberger Joseph Peters John Lutz Mike Lutz Harry Barthold Dan Smith Will Smith Joseph Wales Ward Clark John Sattler John Busche Dallas Gibbon A L Anderson and Mrs B E Byers of Hastings Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Joy
Vine Street
Victor Anderson
Messrs. and Mesdames
Will Scotten
Louis Egenberger
Joseph Peters
John Lutz
Mike Lutz
Harry Barthold
Dan Smith
Will Smith
Joseph Wales
Ward Clark
John Sattler
John Busche
Dallas Gibson
A. L. Anderson
B. E. Byers
Hastings
Neb
Insurance company says settlement talks ongoing over July 4 fire loss
Mr. R B Windham Nebraska Underwriters says the firm did not refuse payment in the H E Weidman merchandise loss and that an adjuster left with Weidman to inventory remaining stock before resuming settlement. Weidman denies any such understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Windham
Nebraska Underwriters Insurance Company
H. E. Weidman
Weidman
Nebraska Feeds on Bad Eggs Downstate
State Food Commissioner Johnson warns farmers retailers and produce men against selling bad eggs and imposes fines of ten to one hundred dollars per offense. He notes Nebraska hens produce 90 million dozen eggs yearly and that the state’s eggs fetch 3 to 5 cents per dozen less than New York Philadelphia and Baltimore due to mixing bad with good eggs. The loss equals about 34.5 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Nebraska
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Endorsed by Local Resident
J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill N C recommends Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best in the world, citing a felon on his thumb healed and noting it cures every sore burn or wound. Available for 25 cents at F C Fricke Co drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
J.W. Jenkins
Chapel Hill
N.C
F. C. Fricke & Co
Pretty Quick Time by Banning and Cross in a Ride
W B Banning and William R K Cross of Union traveled this morning in Banning's car, making the trip in about one hour. They narrowly avoided a serious accident near Henry Eikenbary's place when a wheel came loose but were able to stop safely. Banning had business at the courthouse and gave friends a ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Banning
William RK. Cross
Union
Mr. Banning
Henry Eikenbary
Burr
Banning
Court House
County Commissioners Meet in Plattsmouth for 1908 Session
Plattsmouth Nebraska July 21 1908 the county board met in regular session with all members present. They awarded a concrete culvert contract south of Murray to Lincoln Construction Co. for 589 dollars and approved a long list of general fund road and school district expenses. The board adjourned to meet August 14 1908 with County Clerk W E Rosencrans presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Neb
Board of County Commissioners
Murray
W. W. Coglizer
Lincoln Construction Company
General Fund
Stone Mercantile Co
Mdse
Reeve
J A. Wiements
John Bauer
F. E. Schlater
L. D. Switzer
M. L. Friedrich
R. Jordan
G. C. Marquart
Leonard Muir
D. Steffins
Geo. Reitter, Jr
B. L. Clements
W. E. Hand
Mike Tritsch
P. S. Drink
H. M. Soennichsen
Same
E. Sturzenegger
Wm. H. Lyman
Chas. E. Graves
A. Kurtz
H. F. Kropp
W. E. Rosencrans
E. W. Cook
M. McCay
D. W. Dwyer
James Robertson
C. D. Quinten
Ben Rainey
J. Adam & Son
Aticerings AG E Tance Salen
C. M. Seybert
Eric Vk Vous Solis Tetits
Geo. Jackman
Ngobe
Clarence Devore
P. D. McDonald
J. W. Wolff
TL Welch Na Co
H. R. Neitzel
Nebraska Construction Co
Baritone
Fed Pac Ste Kein
Spoons Promote Subscriptions Rally Across City
A newspaper urges readers to support the paper by subscribing for a year in advance at four dollars and a half or four dollars by mail, with spoons given as a premium. Semi weekly option at two dollars a year also available. Prominent citizens are backing the campaign, showing strong demand for the offer.
Successful Box Sociable At Eight Mile Grove
The Eight Mile Grove Sunday school pupils held a box sociable at R. W. Long’s Mynard home last Saturday night. A large audience attended with many guests from the city. Ice cream refreshments accompanied the event and the gathering featured the usual sociable activities. All praised the affair’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eight Mile Grove
R. W. Long
Mynard
Moths Cause Tragic Death as Boy Falls From Window
In New York on July 20 a three year old boy, Frank Stevens, died after jumping and falling from a window while watching vast white moths. Entomologists link the swarm to a historic 1862 outbreak, noting eggs deposited on trees will hatch into butterflies that live about a week. City officials planned spraying in city hall park and Tattery Park to halt the invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Stevens
Reutenmueller
Museum of Natural History
Brooklyn
Broidway
City Hall Park
Tattery Park
Southwick
Cardinal Expresses Worry Over Unrighteous Trend in Politics
Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore warns in New York that politics in the United States reflects growing unrighteousness. He urges morality in public life and proposes religious denominations run their own schools with state support, arguing public schools shape future citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Been Pilty-three Years in Harness, Bloomington News
George Bough a Wabash railroad passenger conductor marks fifty five years in active service and plans five more before retirement. At seventy two he has run the PlainsKeokuk route for thirty years. A Connecticut native he earlier worked for the New York New Haven and Portod road before moving west in 1857. An accident thirty years ago left him badly injured but he continued as a conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
George Bough
Wabash
Tie
Plains
Keokuk
Connecticut
Hough
New York
New Elaven
Portford
Fight Tuberculosis With Early Symptom Awareness
Physicians urge public education on tuberculosis as the world fights the disease. Early loss of appetite and vomiting are common signs often neglected. Tuiner's Elixir of Bitter Wine advertised to settle the stomach and boost digestion, paired with sunshine and fresh air, to aid prevention. Jos. Triner, Chicago, advertises American Elixir of Bitter Wine at the drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuiner
Jos
Triner
Ashland Av
Chicago
Pope Examined in Bastardy Case in Justice Court
In Justice Court before Justice H D Barr Albert Pope faced examination on a bastardy charge brought by Minnie Osbun of Greenwood. Osbun testified Pope is the father of her unborn child and named the time and place of the alleged intercourse. Barr bound Pope over to the district court in a thousand dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
John Long
A. T. Stear
Majestic
Moving Picture Theatre
Anderson
Atlantic, In
Denver
Lou Keeney
Red Oak
H. D. Barr
Albert Pope
Minnie Osbun
Greenwood
Byron Clark
Matthew Gering
Miss Osbon
Pope
Surprise Birthday Party For Miss Gretchen Donnelly
A surprise party for Gretchen Donnelly aged twenty was held last evening at Ruth Johnsons home. Gretchen was lured to the residence where several young ladies lay in wait. lunch was served on the lawn with Ruth Johnson hosting. Attending were Frances Weidman Helen Chapman Gladys Marshall Ruth Johnson Marie Donnelly and Gretchen Donnelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen Donnelly
Ruth Johnson
Miss Donnelly
Miss Johnson
Frances Weidman
Helen Chapman
Gladys Marshall
Marie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Personal News
Tuesusday Evening
Daily Journal
J. G. Richey
J. H. Haldeman
Council Bluffs
Ila
Louis Hurst
John P. Kuhney
T. W. Carr
Elsie Meyers
Corydon
Iowa
Mr. Carr
A. J. McKinney
Callaway
Levi Rusterholtz
Florence
Aug
Bach
Lower Main Street
Gus Olson
Olson Photograph Company
Columbus
Aurora
Ff. R. Guthmann
Brazil
Galinsky Fruit Company of
Conrad Meisinger
Eight Mile Grove Precinct
Mesdames Etha Crabill
M. Howland
John Martin
Metropolis
Wm. Hinrichsen
No. 14
Glen Smith
Nebraska Construction Company of
Henry Krueger
George P. Meisinger, Jr
Silas Long
Main Street
Phoenix Insurance Company
Brooklin
Lee Arnett
Western Wheel and Scraper Company
Rosencrans
T. H. Pollock
Plattsmouth Telephone Company
John Boetel
Anthony
Croton
W. F. Brissey
Grace Hosford
LaPlatte
Hosford
Idaho
la Platte
State Committee
Lincoln Sign Works
Sign Company
Bridge Fund
Cardinal Gibbons
Wescott
Justice Court
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