Local notes and visits brighten Murray week
Nebraska City visitor AB Root and Omaha business guest Dr Brendel were among several calls. Lions of church and school groups hold socials and meetings. Memorial Sunday drew large crowds in Murray. several residents report illnesses and recoveries. a June 11 dance at Jenkins hall advertised with musical guests.
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Jenkins’ Hall
Arthur Irwin
Bethany
F. M. Young and
Familly
Louie Todd
Nehawks
Murray
Christian Church
William Lamp
Presbyterian Church
Lamp
Good Roads Meeting In Murray Draws Crowd
Mrs Nix praises the enterprise while Murray supporters back the roads effort. Farmers ready to back the venture with Jacobs orchestra of Omaha set to perform. The event is a good roads meeting on Saturday night June 11 1910 inviting all in East and West Rock Bluffs precincta to attend.
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Jacobs’ Orchestra of
Omaha
Murray
East
West Rock Bluffs
Dental services offered weekly with satisfaction guarantee
Advertisement notes Murray offers all kinds of first class dental work every Tuesday from morning until 6 p.m. with satisfaction guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Horses Wanted for Rock Creek Ranch
O L Creamer advertises for a few more head of horses to pass at Rock Creek Ranch contact by phone 6L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Creamer
Rock Creek Ranch
Abe Towner Visits Cass County reminiscences of territorial Nebraska
Abe Towner, who arrived in Cass county in 1854 as a nineteen year old, revisits old friends in Murray. He recalls territorial days, his father Judge Towner, and early pioneer life with hunters and coyotes across the plains. He now lives near David City and plans a fuller account later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Towner
Murray
Mr. Towner
Cass County
Nebraska
Judge Towner
David City
Missouri
Tower
Journal
Local residents share visits and trips in community notes
Joan Young ships two carloads of fat cattle to South Omaha on Wednesday. An ice cream party occurs at Otto and Mrs. Pils home Wednesday night. Vilas Sheldon visits Omaha in Vilas new Apperson. Ed Shoemaker brings home a refined Apperson car. Several residents travel to Weeping Water Harlem and Murray in Maxwell and Velie autos. Corn shelling and social visits frame a week of local activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Young
South Omaha
Otto Pils
John A Dain
Vilas Sheldon
Omaha
Vilas
Apperson
Ed. Shoemaker
Dr Kink’s New Life Pills promise renewed vigor
An advertisement claims Dr Kink's New Life Pills expel poisons, restore health and courage, and cure liver and kidney troubles. The copy targets weak, nervous, and ailing individuals, urging readers to seek relief from FP. G. Friceke & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kink
FP. G. Friceke & Co
Mynard Notes Show Visits and Local Replanting
Mynard reports Miss Linell Mahoner from Havelock Neb spent time at home after visiting R. L. Propat family. Eva Porter from Nebraska City visited her parents Mrs Maggie Mason and Karl. Farmers replant corn due to heavy rain Saturday night. Commercement exercises drew many Mynard residents to Plattsmouth Friday. Will Truelson of Omaha and Charles Parker of Plattsmouth joined W R Murray for a Sunday visit. Gillisple and Snyder shipped cattle to South Omaha. Emma Renner of Plattsmouth visited W F Richardson family. Fred Henton and Alice Caldwell of Missouri Valley spent Sunday with Will Gillisple.
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William Royal
Plainview
Omaha
Ivan
New Mexico
Kennedy
Plattamouth
Mt. Pleasant Precinct
Linell Mahoner
Havelock
Neb
R. L. Propat
Eva Porter
Nebraska City
Maggie Mason
Karl
Mynard
Myrtle Marks
Plattsmouth
Will Truelson
Charles Parker
W. R. Murray
Miss True South
Leta Lair
W. F. Gillisple
McCoy
John Speck
Gillisple & Snyder
South Omaha
Emma Renner
Matts Mouth
W. F. Richardson
Fred Henton
Alice Cald- Well
Missouri Valley
Will Gilllapie
Ex Governor J H Mickey Dies After Long Illness
Ex Governor John Hopwood Mickey of Nebraska died at 1 10 AM in Osceola after a five year battle with illness. He served as Nebraska governor five years ago and was survived by his large family including son O F B Mickey and daughter Marie Nain Mickey. He earlier lived on a Polk county homestead and was also county treasurer and state legislator. Funeral plans were not finalized.
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Osceola, Neb
J. H. Mickey
Mickey
John Hopwood Mickey
Nebraska
Burlington
Wesleyan College
Mount Pleasant
Eighth
Iowa Cavalry
Iowa
Polk County
Miranda McCray
Des Moines
O. F B
State Bank of
Ernor
Olio
Dewie
H. A. Mickey
Oweeola
Marie Nain Mickey
Lincoln
Keya Paha County
Misa Flora Campbell
Benjamin Mickey
Wesleyan University
James
Elizabeth
Flora
Osceola High School
John
Warren
Osceola
Osceola Bank
A Friendly Letter Promotes Triner's Bitter Wine
A letter from Miss Frances Sutherland of Bethlehem Pennsylvania reports restored health after using Triner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine. She urges others with stomach troubles to seek early treatment and not delay remedies. The note promotes Jos Triner of Chicago Illinois as the remedy source.
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Triner
Frances Sutherland
Bethlehem
Ashland Ave
Chicago
Til
Bucklin’s Arnica Salve Cures Scratches and Burns Fast
A Regular Tom Roy Susie climbs and jumps causing scratches and minor injuries her mother treated with Bucklin's Arnica Salve. The product is advertised to heal boils ulcers eczema old sores corns or piles and is sold by G F Fricke Co.
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Tom Roy
Susie
Bucklin
FB. G. Fricke & Co
Pasture for Rent Near Platte Mouth
Fifteen acres of good pasture for rent located five miles south of Platte Mouth with reliable running water. Contact Mrs. A. E. Smith for details.
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Plattemouth
A. E. Smith
Citizens and visitors mingle in Murray city happenings
Chris Miller, a respected Murray resident, checked business in the city yesterday evening. Mrs. George Horn and her Cedar Creek daughter, visiting Mrs. C. L. Herger, left for Omaha to spend the day, then return home. Mrs. Julia Lane of Omaha attended the funeral of Mrs. Edwin Davis, a former Murray neighbor, and she has a son Frank in Omaha with a good position and prosperous surroundings.
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H. L. Oldham
Chris Miller
Prof. Asch
Plattsmouth
Nick Klaurens
K. Sheppardson
W. C. Brown
Grandma Sigman
Murray
George Horn
Cedar Creek
C. L. Herger
Omaha
Julia Lane
Edwin Davis
Painter James Hadraba Heads to Pacific Junction for More Work
James Hadraba left on the morning train to Pacific Junction where he has several houses to paint. The recent completion of a job there earned him additional work. Mrs. J. Lt. Thompson and her sister Miss Katherine Selver of Marquette, and Ned accompanying them, left for Omaha to spend the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hadraba
Pacific Junction
Mr. Hadraba
Burkett pays filing fee for Senate re election
Lincoln June 2 Elmer J Burkett United States senator becomes a declared re election candidate after paying a $50 entrance fee to Lancaster county treasurer and filing with the secretary of state He says no petition is needed as voters will know of his intent and he left for Washington
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Lincoln
Elmer J. Burkett
United States
Burkett
Lancaster County
Washington
State Veterinarian Kills 1400 Cattle Over TB Crusade
Lincoln June 2. State Veterinarian Jackness reports slaughter of about 1,400 cattle in eight months to stamp out tuberculosis. He says the drive will continue as long as funds are available.
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Lincoln
Jackness
Malone Named Lincoln Chief of Police
James Malone acting chief of police was elected chief by the fire board with a unanimous vote. The entire force was re elected, including Captain McGuire.
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Lincoln
James Malone
Fire Board
McGuire
Miss Anna O Hara Drowned in Kansas City
News reached Holdrege Nebraska on June 2 that Miss Anna O Hara was drowned in Kansas City. Relatives reported the tragedy, noting authorities are investigating the incident and that relatives are making arrangements for the funeral.
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Holdrege
Neb
Anna O'Hare
Kansas City
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WILL
Murray State Bank
Murray, Nebraska
Billy Wiley
AB. Root
Visi
Tor
B. F. Brendel
James Brown
R. R. Nickels
Colonel Jenkins
Cressehton
J. W. Holmes
W. B. Brown
St. Louis
T. ¥. Davis
J. A. Davis
Mr. Davis
Sunshine Band
Jake Brendel
Jake
Kitehsen
Albert Young
Harvey Groge
Colonel Seybolt
Bessie Brendel
Avoca
John MecNurlin
Gilmore
Walker
Mra. Gilmore
Ira
Puls
Augmat Engelkemeier
Boedeker
Glen Perry
Harry Baxter
Wm. Scott
M. P
Scotty
Kansas
Good Roads Meeting
Dr. Newell
Maple Grove
A. J. Shafer
Weeping Water
Louie Puls
Fred Hild
Alfred Gansemer
Herman Gansemer
Harlem
Louie
Fred Puls
Maxwell
Nick Friedrick
Schafer
Chas. Engelkemeler
Joe. McMahen
P. A. Hild
Adam Hild
W. H. Puls
John Durman
James Tilson
Charles Herren
John Young
Ben Noel
Peter Campbell
Harmond Beck
Elmwood
Lester
Glen Boedeker
Our City
James Holmes
Fred Engelkemekier
William Puls
J. H. Adams
Council Bluffs
Farmers’ Elevator Co
Schutler, Cooper and
Plymouth
Lloyd Gapen
Murray, Neb
F.ling
G. W. Cook
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