Local Neighbors Share News of Visits and Travel
Ed Leach, Roy Dodee, Fred Hawthorne, and others are visiting relatives in Omaha and Lincoln. Local residents, including J J Joiner and Mrs. F E Schiner, traveled to Omaha for business and campus events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Leach
Wnion
Oahme
Jack Patterson
Roy Dodee
Omeka
Airy
Mes
BP. EE
Rafiner
Ethe George Dot
Fred Hawkeworth
Lincoln
Lincoln Snd
Mre
D. Hawtworth
Palmer
Omaha
Dary
Ales
Kiristina Bramel Ceme
Lismeric
Alynar
Gmirhs
Mms
Chorge A. Meixinger
St. Joseph's Henpitel
Local notices and family updates from Louisville area
A jumble of names and travels highlights local residents and relatives. Mary Steel returns home from Grand Island. W. Merriam family plans Memorial Day trips to Os Cemetery. Peru graduation events and moves are noted. Mrs. S. B. Meeran relocates gospel mill, Ellen Amlerson leaves choir duties for summer school, and tributes follow the death of William Sinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Merriam
Res
He Ial Os
Bisdal
Peru
Tsom
Chives
Steve
Senti
Stukiner
Hal
Eh. Wy
Teodorekt
A. Bienes
Kithesine
Erul
Sormery
Ben Trevis
Morriss
Califonia
S. B. Meeran
Gospel Mill
L. Ft
Colvore
Ellen Amlerson
Walthill
Net
Ellen
Plymouth
Lincoln town visits and social round in late week
A flurry of Lincoln residents and neighbors visited in town this week. Mrs Ar Hird and many locals were seen in Lincoln while teas, picnics, and church events filled the schedule.
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Hird
Lincoln Parpiax
Fal Evans
Mart Nickel Ord Farasily
Lincon Manilas
August Linde
Bieecoln
Monilis Hisrey Welfe
Renmert
Wiek
Mra
OS. Boyles
Lenwn Weineslay
Tne
John Forpenten
Seth Bowl Sundey
Mes Hertett Moore
el Cates
Lincoin
Dan McCurdy
Thomas Barry Wer
Mardeck
Piers. Parse
Transnetine Businessah
Lincolnt
Local social notes from Lincoln and nearby towns
The column records visits and movements of residents from Lincoln and surrounding areas. Names include Sehildmier, Vi Me Donald, Miss Minnie Guthmenn, Miss Ndne Joctensen, and Miss Rexnie Vonderbarg, with mentions of relatives in Iowa, carpentry plans, and a Ladies Act society excursion to Wa- Gesh creek where they enjoyed their outing.
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Mre
OL. Remdetrom Ned
Fiers
USA
Dieth
Mra
Air
W. A. Robertsin
State University
James MM. Robertsen
Lincoln
Chnning Evercjars
Upiseosity
Miss Marie
Graduataiis Ols Fs
AL Tornbeck
Will Sehildmier
Donald
Ferm
Joctensen
Iowa
Fatton
MM. Sorick
Hitters
Gillesme
Menas
Henor
Rexnie Vonderbarg
Gertmrle Bater
Happy Mefion
Marrieg
Neleon Hay
Pete Beclarnd
Bessie Teheran
Ladies Act Society
Westenday
Wa- Gesh Creek
Milk cow for sale near Mynawid inquiry contact
A good milk cow is offered for sale. Inquiries go to I W Richandsor in Mynawid or call Thone No. 2411.
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T. Richandsor
Strayed Calf With White Forestripe Sought for Reward
A four month old heirer calf is missing or stolen. It has a white streak down its forehead and has been missing several days. Anyone with information should contact Mike Lutz to claim a reward.
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Mike Lutz
Burdock Greed Bitters Sold at All Drug Stores
Inyspepsia cure advertisement promotes Burdack Greed Bitters to restore digestion cleanse blood and aid overall health. The tonic claims relief from stomach distress and purify the system with a general health boost.
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America
al Drug
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised as Cure All
An old advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure permanently treats catarrh by cleansing mucous surfaces and restoring constitution. It offers a $1000 reward if it fails to cure and invites readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio and notes the pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Social visits from Cedar Cyegk and Exi tres travelers
The report lists numerous residents and visitors in the city yesterday. Peter Meizinger and his wife from Cedar Cyegk attended to trade matters with merchants. Several other names from nearby towns visited Omaha for the day, including Misses Meisinger and Melstone, Mrs. Meisinger, and Miss Shaffer, with hospital and orphanage activities noted.
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Woednerine
Peter Meizinger
Cedar Cyegk
Thayer Propet
Exitres
Neha
Hell
Propet
Adam Krifenbemeer
Gellar Creek
Fwttie Valery
Florence Vallery
Omaaz
George Meisinger
Burlington
Omaha
George A. Meisinger
Margaret Mill
Masonic Orphanage
Cook and son head to Omaha on a matter of harness
EL Cook and his son are en route to Omaha to attend to harness matters, while Mont Robb of the Hotel Riley is among the afternoon passengers bound for Omaha for a short visit.
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Tell
Mo They
Brother
Lincoln
Shafer
Omaha
Co. EL Cook and Son
She Jay
Har
Mont Robb
Riley
Fragmented 19th century notice on Dr Thomas Belectic
Fragmentary lines mention dormers mechanics and railroaders with hints of herbal or forest references. The scattered phrases imply a home remedy or domestic guidance but lack coherent context or clear event. No identifiable dates or organizations are readable.
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Ely
Thomas
Belectic Us
Suffered for Three Years Constipation relief with bitter wine elixir
An anecdotal letter from Leonid Ovecha of Bar-Sberton Ohio reports relief after three years of constipation from Toinec s American Elixir of Bitter Wine. He claims it aids stomach liver and bowels with thorough evacuation without weakening the body priced at $1.00. Manufacturer listed as Trines Chicago. Also promotes rheumatic pain relief with Viner s Liniment at 25 or 50 cents.
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Leonid Ovecha
Toinec
Leonard Ovrecka
Bar- Sberion
Ohio
Beatse
Trines
Ashland Ave
Chicago
Viner
Soe
Uncertain medical note cites bilious digestion hints
Fragment mentions heaviness after dinner and a doctor’s remedy called Dean's Retulets for biliows attacks. Listed as available at all stores.
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Dean
Dean's Pills and Ointment Sold at Drug Stores
Advertises Dean's Pills for kids and Dean's Ointment for skin itching. Also promotes Dan's Registers as a mild laxative. Markets to be sold at all drug stores.
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Dean
Denan
Dan
Ancient Order of United Workmen Plattsmouth funeral flowers drive
Members of all lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen in Plattsmouth are asked to bring flowers to the hall Sunday morning next at 9 o'clock to decorate graves of departed brothers as Sunday is set aside to honor the order’s deceased members. Committee
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All Lodge of the Ancient Opler of United Workmen
Plattmouth
The Case Against Destructive Surgery and Eastern Osteopathy
A local letter questions frequent surgeries from Plattsmouth to Omaha and beyond. It argues for osteopathic, not destructive, treatment and urges caution before rushing to the surgeon, noting the risks and the need to treat underlying causes. Dr. G R Davis is cited.
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Plattsmouth
Omaha
Kanas City
Lincon
Still
G. R. Davis
Benefit Ball at K Sokol Hall Next Saturday Evening
Katolicky Sokols host a benefit ball at K Sokol hall next Saturday evening June 12. Admission is 5 cents with in dies free.
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The
Katolicky Sokols
K. Sokol Hall
Sell your property by an ad in The Journal
A brief notice inviting readers to advertise property for sale in The Journal. The ad suggests contacting the newspaper for rates and placement details, highlighting local real estate opportunities and the reach of the publication.
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Journal
Bryan sets out two points of difference with president
Washington June 10 Mr Bryan in a statement giving his reasons for resigning cites two key disagreements with the president. He favors offering to submit Lusitania disputes to an international commission and argues Americans should avoid traveling on belligerent ships and prohibit shipments of ammunition on such vessels. He contends the president errs in refusing both actions.
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Washington
Bryan
Lusitania
International Commission
Germany
United States
German Crosses For Kronprinz Wilhelm Crew
The German embassy has received iron crosses from Kaiser Wilhelm and will distribute them to Captain Thierfeldt and the Kronprinz Wilhelm crew for their work in destroying allied commerce and reaching Hampton Roads safely despite enemy warships.
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Washington
Kaiser Wilhelm
Thierfeldt
Hampton Roads
Resignation of Secretary Bryan sparks stir in Germany
A dispatch from Amsterdam reports the resignation of Secretary of State Bryan becoming known in Germany at noon. The foreign office ordered newspapers to refrain from commenting on the resignation until further notice.
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London
Amsterdam
Bryan
Germany
Foreign Office
Cholera Epidemic Reported in Vienna
Paris dispatch from Madrid reported an officially announced cholera outbreak in Vienna. The notice attributes the information to the Havas agency and its Madrid agent.
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Vienna
Paris
Havas
Madrid
Eyes of Europe on Washington
London reports focus on the resignation of William Jennings Bryan and the American note to Germany. Wilson’s reply and Bryan’s letter dominate editorials as headlines declare America stands firm amid protracted war diplomacy.
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London
William Jennings Bryan
Germany
Mr. Bryan
Wilson
America
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