South Omaha Baseball Prospects For Sunday Game
The local team hosts the fast South Omaha Stockyards squad next Sunday with a promising lineup led by Bardwell the new pitcher and Herrold at catcher. Prospects of a large crowd, strong infield and outfield play, possible return of Larson, and July Fourth plans to feature two games are outlined as the town hopes for a record attendance and another victory.
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Townsend Gun Club
Brantner
Townsend's
South Omaha Stock Yards
Stock Yards
Bardwell
Herrold
McCauley
Fitzgerald
Mann
Droege
Kelly
Beal
Mason
Larson
Manly
Townsends
Hollys
Plattsmouth
Mink League
Bonwell
Nebraska City Club
Dean's Kidney Pills Praised By Plattsmouth Residents
Plattsmouth residents share testimonials praising Dean's Kidney Pills for quick relief and lasting cures. C Tyler of Rock Street reports two years of lameness and back pain resolved after using the remedy, noting continued kidney health. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo distributes United States sales rights.
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Plattsmouth
C. Tyler
Rock Street
Neb
Dean
Gering & Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Death of Mrs. Mary A. Baldwin at Weeping Water
Word arrived of the death of Mrs. Mary A. Baldwin age eighty two living with her son C. C. Baldwin in Weeping Water. She fell stair during residence but pneumonia caused her death. She was held in esteem by many friends and family.
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Mary A. Baldwin
Electric Bitters Promoted as Product for Women Health
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for nervous breakdowns and female ailments. It claims women suffer from melancholy loss of appetite headaches constipation sleeplessness and fainting and says thousands have benefited. The ad guarantees satisfaction and lists F G Fricke & Co as the supplier.
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F. G. Fricke & Co
Commissioners Adjourn After Busily Transacting County Affairs
County commissioners adjourned after approving numerous claims against county funds and finalizing several contracts and bond approvals. They ordered a funds transfer between school districts near Louisville, accepted a lower interest bond from Union State Bank of Murdock, and opened bids for a concrete bridge near Weeping Water and road grading north of Avoca. Damages for road land takings by Magdalena Vallery and George W Snyder were set at 150 each, with road No 366 established. Meeting adjourned to June 21.
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Louisville
C. E. Liston
Manley State Bank
Union State Bank of Murdock
W. R. Sperry
Weeping Water
Avoca
Magdalena Vallery
George W. Snyder
oBard
Lion Fondle Child in Cage Incident Report
A Pittsburg incident describes a savage lion fondling a child’s hand through a cage. The copy then shifts to a medicinal advertisement claiming Dr King’s New Discovery cures croup and other respiratory ailments in babies, with testimonials and pricing.
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Pittsburg
F. G. Fricke & Co
Ten Pound Boy Born to Edmund Spies Family
A card from Mrs. J. C. Peterson in Sterling Col reports the arrival of a ten pound boy to Edmund Spies and his wife. The father is described as one of the proudest men and feeling ten inches taller. Both mother and son are doing nicely and friends in the city extend best wishes.
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R. A. Bates
J. C. Peterson
Sterling, Col
Edmund Spies
Moter
Return Home From Franklin Visit Brings Crop Outlook
James Robertson and wife return to Hastings area after visiting relatives in Franklin. Robertson says crops look fine west of Hastings with strong indications while east of that area are poorer. He predicts corn will be good if warm weather continues, though presently small and backward.
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James Robertson
Franklin
Court House
Robertson
Hastings
Death summons young man in Plattemouth Neb
William Leuchtweis died at home in Plattemouth on June 8 1910 from tuberculosis aged 31 years 11 months and 23 days. Funeral June 10 at 2 pm at Oak Hill with Rev W L Austin. he is survived by his mother three sisters and four brothers.
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Leuchtweis
William
Plattemouth
Nebraska
W. L. Austin
Oak Hill
William Leuchtwels
Mr. Leuchtweis
Joseph Leuchtweis
Better Land
Frances Leuchtwell
John Mumm
Rock Springs
Wyo
Tillie Cleveland
Omaha
John
Henry
Cedar Creek
Harry
Hanford
Cal
Louis
Louisville
Methodist Church
Rain Forecast Dampens Town With Brief Downpour
An early morning shower drenched the area with dew turning to light rain in spots. The storm eased by afternoon as sun returned with warmer weather and thunder showers expected today and Thursday. Roads softened by rain and farmers replanting corn reported minimal damage overall.
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Weather Bureau
Road workers on Plattsmouth mall route praised
Uncle Ben Beckman and his gang of road workers have been busy the past week along the Plattsmouth mall route to King Hill and beyond. They will continue this week and by then will have the entire route cleaned up and in good shape.
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Ben Beckman
Platts Nouth Mall
King Hill
Ben
Handcar Jump Causes Tank Crash Injuring Missouri Pacific Crew
A handcar on the Missouri Pacific bridge gang jumped the track near the Burlington crossing two miles north of town at 7:30 am. Thomas South suffered severe injuries and shock. Charles Massey bruised but not seriously hurt. Foreman Harry Clark led the crew of about twelve men. injuries ranged from severe to minor, with internal injury feared for South.
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Missouri Pacific Vas
Burlington
Missouri Pacific
Harry Clark
Platte Bottom
Thomas South
West Main Street
Charles H. Massey
Massey
South
George McDaniels
Messra Hobson
Barr
Sammons
Grebe
McBride
Price
Jackson
MacDaniels
McDaniels
Mr. McDaniels
K N K Ladies Meet at Kenosha Church
Members of the K. N. K. gathered Thursday at the Kenosha Christian church for quilting and social time. Mrs. G. W. Schrader supplied the quilt, and a song service followed. Dues, prices for club work, and meeting reminders were noted for the coming week.
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Kenosha Christian Church
G. W. Schrader
Forest Rose Flour Advertisement
Forest Rose flour promises best bread results, urging bakers to choose the product for superior loaves. Sold by all leading dealers and available in sacks.
Mre FB and W Nolting Spend Day in Omaha
Mre FB and W Nolting are among those spending the day in Omaha after riding the morning train to the city.
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Mre
W. Nolting
Omaha
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