Various Residents Travel for City Business in Omaha
Local notices list Mrs M B Hank and Cr H Miller attending to business in Omaha, Mrs Bennett Chriswelser visiting Council Bluffs, and many others taking early trains to the metropolis. Prof Nathan Bernstein to speak at Presbyterian church. Miss Blanche Robertson graduates at Peru Normal. Milas Catherine O Connor breaks wrist at Homer. family notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Hank
Cr. H. Miller
Murray
Bennett Chriswelser
Council Bluffs
Frinds
J. P. Faler
Omaha
Eric Sherwood
Nebraska City
Luke Wiles
Nathan Bernstein
Presbyterian Church
Misa Ida Boedeker
Pauline Oldham
M. Bi. McDonald
Mra
GO. Budig
Milas Ternace
Ray
McCook, Neb
William Budle
Georges W. Thacker
John P. Thacker
Tomer
Neb
Thacker
Homer
Blanche Robertson
Peru Normal School
Robertson
Misa Marie
Milas Catherine O'Connor
Valentine
R. O. Watters
BE. H. Weacott
Ralph White
Methodist Church
Will
Adolph Wesche
Evidence in Murder Case Details Crane Crib Measurements
Testimony covers precise measurements of a farm crib and water tank, distances between structures, and visibility through cracks. Witness descriptions include positions of two men, a wagon, and a figure suspected of Thacker’s body, with parts ruled inadmissible by Judge Travis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gering
Chether
John
Lon Thacker
L. G Larson
Carpenter
Darrouagh Farm
Olson
Mr. Gering
Larcen
Thacker
Travis
Guild entertainment raises funds for parish house rebuild
The St Marys Guild at Coates hall hosted a large audience benefiting the parish house and rectory fund. The program showcased numerous soloists and ensembles, including Liza Kuhlman, Lucile Bates, Prof. Austin, Adich and George Dovey, with Dottinelly and Pritt duets and a Mary Janes Love Story pantomime. Further performances will be covered later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Guild
Coates Hall
Liza Kuhlman
Nebraska City
Miss Kuhlman
Lucile Bates
Miss Bates
Austin Fi
George Dovey
Charles Acord
Meadames Dottienelly
Pritt
Quartette
Wreck disrupts near depot as northbound train derails
In a distant incident near a depot a northbound passenger train derailed after colliding with wreckage. Emergency crews contained the scene as derailed cars blocked the viaduct and authorities coordinated rescue and traffic re routing.
Fragmentary note on milk cows and people named
A fragmented line mentions fresh milk cows associated with Mark White and notes Soberthorin and Theo, along with Willa and a couple of unclear terms about registration and ertgort yourling. The readable names point to a local dairy or livestock reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
Willa
Aleo
Daily Omaha Travel Notes and Train Incidents
Local items report numerous travelers headed to Omaha on early trains and city visits, with residents like Miss Kaufman named for Cedar Creek postmaster appointment. Also noted are derailment impacts on Murray and surrounding travels, plus calls for stricter street driving enforcement and police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
M. E. Kaufman
Cedar Creek
A. O. Ault
Frightened horse damages wagon rig after runaway
A horse belonging to Louisa Lerner bolted when startled by a automobile driven by Col. Jenkins of Murray. It ran from Gorder's implement store to the corner of Fifth and Vite Streets, tearing a bogey from a wagon stand and demolishing the rig. The horse was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth and Vine
Leiner
Lerner
Ric
Louisa Lerner
Col. Jenkins
Murray
Gorder
Fifth
Vite
Main
Third Streets
Weyrich & Hadraba Seek Liquor Permit in Plattsmouth
Weyrich and Hadraba filed a petition with the Plattsmouth city clerk under Nebraska law to obtain a permit to sell malt and intoxicating liquors for mechanical and chemical pur poses for the coming municipal year. The request covers the west half of lot three in block thirty five in Plattsmouth. The filing date is June 1 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyrich & Hadraba
State of
Nebraska
Plattemouth
Plattsmouth
Attachment Notice in Plattsmouth Nebraska Case
On April 20 1909 M Archer a justice of the peace of Plattsmouth Cass County Nebraska issued an attachment order for 14 75 in a pending case where W M Barclay is plaintiff and J Monroe defendant. The poverty of the defendant of wages in the possession of the C B & RE R Co was attached under the order. The case was continued to June 18 1908 at 10 oclock am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Monroe
M. Archer
Plattsmouth City
Cass County
Nebraska
W. M. Barclay
C. B
RE. R. Co
At & Oelock A. m
Divorce Petition in Cass County Nebraska 1909
Helena A. Dygart files for divorce from James A. Dysart in Cass County District Court Nebraska alleging abandonment for over two years and failure to support, plus quiet title action to N W 1/4 Section 10 Township 10 Range 12 east Cass County Nebraska. Defendants must answer by June 5, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Dysart
Helena A. Dygart
District Court
Casa County
Nebraska
Cass
A. T
Helena A. Draart
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Wm. Porter
Marguerite
W. W. Coates
Burlington
C. C. Parmele
E. D. Cummins
City
Wm. Morrow
D. Wilson
Detroit
Mich
G. Knapp
B. O. Dwver
John Hendricks
Vernon
Wm. Frampton
Lincoln
Wm. Barclay
Hart
Billy
Aigo
Harry Barthold
Winterstein Hill
E. C. Salsbury
Nebraska Telephone Company
Mr. Salsbury
Charles E. Cherry
Wilzabeth Cherry
Plainisf
Lile
Albert
Matthew Cerlie
Jowneys Chocolate Bon-Bons
the Guild Entertainment
Matthew Gering
That City
John Bauer, Jr
Justus Lille
Rachel Livingston
Robi, W. Gifford
Rar Albin
Clarence
Wausa
B. G. Warl
Carl
Lillian Burianek
W. T. Hutchison
Chicago
Delavan
Wis
Fred H. Ossenkop
Louisville
Ossenkop
Uncle Sam
John Ferris
R. R. Nickles
Mr. Nickles
Wood River
Chase County
Fannie Elkenberry
Union
C. A. Rawls
Charles W. Haffke
Glenwood
Iowa
Morrow
Sam Smith
Mark White
Frank Albin
Albin
Journal
B. B. Daniher
Daniher
Rameey
JTGAG
Casx County
Harry Tiener
Perry Marsh
Maresh
Marsh
First National Bank
Gage
Oak and
Seventh Streets
Vallety
Plattamouth
First National Bank of
Hart Schaffner & Marx Gs
Stetson
The
Homeo
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Manhattan
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