Divorce Case from Murray 16 Finished
The Daily reports on a Murray divorce case where Mrs. Lucile Young sought separation on non-support grounds and testified along with her parents. Willian Rex Young counters with a cross petition alleging cruelty supported by his family and witnesses. The trial featured disputed acts of cruelty and heated exchanges, with a verdict expected Monday after rebuttal and closing arguments.
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Lucile Young
Willian Rex Young
Murray
D. Young
Lena
Clara Young
Esther Smith
Moore
Postmaster Baker
Baker
Plainti
Missouri River
Miss Moore
Quarry Worker Struck by Train Near Town
George Brown, a West Quarry employee, was found by the tracks a mile west of town with a severe head wound and unconscious after a westbound work train led by Conductor Terry brought him in. Initially thought drunk, investigators later believed the train struck him. he remained incoherent for days.
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Welock
Terry
George Brown
Here
West
Nehawka News
Early long distance call linked Omaha with Plattsmouth
In the Thirty Years Ago column the Omaha Bee recounts a lone distance telephone connection that let residents of Omaha talk to Plattsmouth, with J. W. Cutesent then city editor of the Plattsmouth Journal as the caller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Bee
Omaha
Plattismouth
J. W. Cutesent
Plattsmouth
LincolN State Student Attends A.G. Coles Wedding
Mr. Frank Cole a student at Lincoln State University attended his brother A G Cole s wedding as a guest in Travis County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cole
State University At
Lincol
A. G. Cole
Travis Hone
J W Ghagomian laid to rest
Funeral of J W Grassman held Wednesday at 3 pm from his South Tenth Street home. Rev Gade and Rev Austin led the service with a Presbyterian quartet. Pallbearers from MLWA included Jess, Lushinsky, Robb Jr, Rothman, Kruger, Goos. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Grassman
South Tenth Street
Telehbers
L. W, Gade
W. L. Austin
Presbyterian Church
Mathilda Val Jery
Frances Weidman
G. L. Farley
J. B. Douglass
Jesus
Austin
Rev
Gade
Job
Ey. Gade
Grassman
MLWA
Mr. Grossman
John Jess
George Lushinsky
Mont Robb, Jr
William Rothman
Harry Kruger
Henry Goos
Oak Hill Cemetery
Blackberry Crop Saved
The note reports heavy rainfall in eastern Nebraska, with 1.75 inches at Burlington and soil wet to six inches near Louisville. It states barley, wheat, oats, pastures, and corn will benefit, and mentions local observations from Charles Hickey and M. Godwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin Thomas
Burlington
Nebraska
Charles Hickey
Louisville
M. Godwin
If You Advertise Once In A While
A hardware merchant returns home to find a silver percolator bought from a catalogue for 4.25 and charged by a seller who keeps stock. He laments not advertising while his wife insists that advertising brings customers who would otherwise buy from others offering the same item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
John
Omaha Ladies Luncheon Hosts by Streight and Kuffner
Mesdames H. J. Streight and P. K. Kuffner entertain Omaha lady friends at a luncheon hosted by Mrs Streight. Attendees include Mesdames F. W. Graham Roy Dodge Karl Roscoe J. G. Cromwell BJ. Drummond A. J. Jackson WI. Streight and HE. Hayes of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Streight
P. K. Kuffner
Omaha
Posts and Wood for Sale in Cullom Area
A quantity of good bur oak posts and a large supply of good black wood offered for sale. For further particulars see Bower & Kino men, located one mile south and one and one half miles west of Cullom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bower & Kinomen
Cullom
Congress Shine in Suspenders
A satirical note on Congress ending its session as members reportedly work in shirt sleeves with suspenders on display. The piece mocks formality, comparing clerical attire to pulpit norms and wondering how far the habit would extend if lawmakers ran the legislative process like a factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Jim
Ruffner Wins Three Firsts at Red and Gun Club Meet
Horace Ruffner son of PO Wuffner wins three first prizes at the Omaha Red and Gun club opening events on Garterlake Memorial Day. He competes in men's canoe doubles and canoe tilting with Barrowman, and rows solo in the hurdy gurdy race, a demanding event. This marks Ruffner's second season winning this discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Mr. Ruffner
Mrs McHugh and Mrs O Rourk Visit South Bend Friends
Mrs McHugh and Mrs O Rourk spent the night in South Bend with Jerry McHugh and family and returned home this morning. Mrs Jerry McHugh and her son accompanied the visitors to Plattsmouth for a brief visit.
Warning to Wife Beaters in Plattsmouth
A civic warning notes several neighbors report repeated wife beating and warns offenders that court records may include their names if behavior continues. The message pledges no-names now but promises public record exposure if incidents persist.
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Plattsmouth
DeLong Resigns as Burlington Shop Foreman for Havelock
George DeLong, foreman of the Burlington machine shop for two years, resigns to take a similar post at Havelock. Superintendent Baird accepts the resignation. DeLong starts his new duties Monday. No replacement has been named for the local shops.
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George DeLong
Burlington Machine Shop
Havelock
Baird
Mr. DeLong
Bohemian Amazons Play and T J Sokals Dance Delight Town
The Bohemian home talent presented Bohemian Amazons or Women Suffragettes at T. J. Sokals hall with every actor delivering natural, convincing performances welcome by a large crowd. A post play dance by M W A Orchestra drew many attendees and Memorial day picnic featured a platform dance with Burlington Route band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Sokal
Caat
T. J. Sokols
Burlington Route Band
Man Injured in Fast Fall at Mynard Station
Mr. Bergren sustained a bad fall this morning at Mynard while rushing to catch the morning train. He had been working on the W. T. Richardson dwelling for Baxter Smith. The slip injured his leg and halted work for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bergren
Mynard
Baxter Smith
W. T. Richardson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fletcher
Centaur Company
Zuckweiler & Lutz
J. W. Ghagomian
H. P
Washington
Ruffner
DeLong
T. J. Sokal Hall
Overland
Union Overland Company
Cass County
Union, Nebraska
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