Scenic Kansas City Omaha Route Draws Nebraska Tourists
A reader on the Omaha News automobile page praises the Kansas City to Omaha Scenic Drive. G. and McKee of the Interstate agency frequently travel to Plattsmouth to showcase the route, noting easy, hourlong trips with varied scenery from hill climbs to river-bottom sand stretches.
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Malismouth
Murdock's Store Advertises New Line of Post Cards
Murdock's Store lists new line of post cards plus toilet soaps talcum powder peroxide and many items customers may need for daily use in town.
Woman Is Insane Sent to Asylum After Insanity Hearing
Yesterday afternoon Mrs Beats rice Hartwell was brought to the city by Marshall G Noel of Weeping Water after being fouled on a farm near Weeping Water in an insane condition. She was brought before the insanity board and ordered sent to the asylum. She was sane only on religious matters and could not answer questions otherwise.
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Epworth League Campfire Picnic Delights Seventy-Eight Attend
A Tuesday evening picnic at the Will Adams farm drew about eighty four youth from the Methodist church. The crowd built a large campfire roasted coffee and treats, enjoyed games and social visiting, then departed home under a moonlit sky praising the organizing committee.
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John Bartz Visits From California to Cass County
John Bartz, longtime Cass County resident now living in San Diego, visited the county seat for a few days to handle legal matters. He lived near Murdock for 34 years before moving three years ago, still owns an eighty acre farm here, and has a life lease at St Joseph sanitarium. He praised eastern Nebraska, noting Cass County as the garden spot for the active businessman while commenting California’s climate suits older people. The Journal records his pleasant call Monday afternoon.
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Knife accident leaves Mrs Peacock with wounded finger
Sunday morning Mrs Charles Peacock of the west side sustained a severe cut to a finger while peeling potatoes. The blade slipped, requiring medical attention in town where several stitches were needed to close the wound.
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After Meal Regulets Sale Ad
A shopper is urged to take Dean's Regulets after meals to aid stomach liver and bowels. The mild laxative is priced at 25 cents at all stores.
Funeral of Late Mrs Cornelius Bengen
The funeral for the late Mrs. Cornelius Bengen was held Sunday afternoon from her Mynard home and she was laid to rest beside her husband in Horning cemetery. Born in Germany November 23, 1838 she arrived in 1870, married Cornelius Bengen in Peoria Illinois, moved to Nebraska in 1878, eight children with three predeceased, twelve grandchildren and two great grandchildren survive along with a brother in Germany.
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Mynard
Horning
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David J. Pitman
Albert Wesenkamp
Robert Propst
Joe Tubbs
John Thomason
Greetze Doolman
Germany
America
Peoria
Ilinois
Cornelius Bengen
Mrs. Bengen
Nebraska
Bengen
Jacob Bengen
Thomas Ruby
John Stone
Murray
George Bengan
Illinois
Former Cass County People Celebrate the Fourth in Washington
A holiday gathering on July Fourth brought many former Nebraska residents to the Carroll home in Wapato Yakima County Washington. Guests shared reminiscences of Nebraska days and enjoyed baskets of chicken cakes pies salads and ice cream. Attendees included William Carroll Wayne Carroll Isaiah Wood Rev Carl Graves Philip Bachelor Charley Wiley Will Graves Joy Carroll Mrs Ella Lawson Marlor Lawson and Carroll Lawson all from Nebraska except Mrs Wayne Carroll and Mrs Wood.
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Wayne Carrol
Isaiah Wood
Carl Graves
Philip Bachelor
Charley Wiley
Will Graves
Joy Carrol
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Carrol Lawson
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Great Ball Game Here Next Sunday
The Advos of Omaha will face the Boosters at the local diamond next Sunday. The Advos have shown strength against Class A Omaha teams, while the Boosters are noted for improving against tougher opponents and are expected to contend for the win if they play well.
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Stationery Line Highlights at Flatismouth Journal
In Flatismouth the Journal promotes its finest line of box paper, visiting and calling cards. The ad emphasizes a complete stationery range available at the city’s journal shop.
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Burlington Shops Busy With Heavy Grain Car Repairs
Railroads scramble to repair and build box cars as grain traffic soars. Burlington’s shops report 134 workers, ten hour days, and possible weekend shifts to meet demand, with box cars increasing from 60 000 to 80 000 pounds capacity and lengths up to forty feet. The wheat rush drives the largest engine on the hump and boosts switching activity across the system.
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Harness Races Entries Close for Nebraska State Fair
Harness entries for the Nebraska state fair close August 44 with entrants from over a dozen states. The program promises a strong speed lineup featuring multiple trots and paces in heats, including the 2:26 2:17 and 2:14 trots and the 2:40 hopples barred 2:20 2:17 pace, each for 500 dollars, plus the 2:40 trot and 2:08 pace at 600 dollars.
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Purifying Blood Remedy Promoted for Digestive Health
Advertisement urges Burdock Blood Riders as a blood purifier. It claims the product strengthens stomach and bowels and liver, addressing supposed ills from impure blood and faulty digestion and promotes overall purification of the blood.
Mrs. J. N. Wise Suffers Long Asthma Battle in Omaha
The many friends of Mrs. J. N. Wise of Omaha regret her prolonged ill health and severe asthma after years of suffering. The community wishes for her eventual recovery, noting the Wise family's long residence in the city.
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Wise
Matrimonial Market Looms Up Again
The office of County Judge Allen J. Beeson sees a flurry of marriages with several couples visiting for ceremonies. Roy M. Shrum and Maude Cline of Omaha wed, Edward M. Alison and Anna C. Jader joined in marriage, and Lewis Laughlin of Greenwood with Thy Cline of Ashland secured a license for vows. Also Joseph Kelly of Louisville and Bertha Slander of Manley plan nuptials at the bride’s home.
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Edward M. Alison
Anna C. Jader
Metropolis
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Greenwood
Thy Cline
Ashland
Court House
O. W. Laughlin
Beeson
Joseph Kelly
Louisville
Bertha Slander
Manley
Frank I. Slander
John Kelly
Frank I, Siander
Noted Nebraska City Leader Visits Judge Travis
Hon George W Leidigh of Nebraska City travels to town to see Judge H D Travis who has been ill. Leidigh, a political leader, chats with Gov M A Bates at the journal office. He aided in opposing the $20 000 armory appropriation petitions filed in Lincoln and criticizes Lincoln led opposition as hoggish.
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Leidigh
Journal
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Loidigh
Otoe County
Lincoln
Farms for Rent Offer Two Large Tracts Available
Two farms for rent one 200 acres and one 240 acres offered by the Journal office invites applicants to apply at the newspaper’s office for details and leasing terms.
Sudden Death of Michael Martin At Parkins House
Michael Martin aged about seventy six died suddenly at the Perkins house in Parkins last evening after a brief illness. He served in the Civil War as a teamster and later worked as a mason. Funeral plans were arranged to move his remains to South Omaha and Valparaiso before interment in Agnew. He leaves a brother in South Omaha and many nephews and nieces.
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Pather
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Rlin
Omaha
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Agnew
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Joseph Martin
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Ile
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Youngsters Plan Weeklong Outing Near La Platte
A party of city youths departed with tents and provisions for a weeklong camp near La Platte. Led by Robert Walling and Harris Gook, they will fish boat and enjoys sports, with about ten boys leaving and more expected later in the week.
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Dean's Ointment Praised For Skin Relief
Itching and skin eruptions are eased by Dean's Ointment praised for its good work. Available at all drug stores.
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