Peruna Secrets in Spring Health Claims Across Readers
A set of letters from Canadian and American readers tout Peruna as a spring health aid. Mrs. Alice Bradley credits it with recovering from paralysis after a stroke, while Mrs. Daniel Lorning says three bottles revived her stomach illness. Others claim improved digestion skin and overall vitality, with testimonials from Mrs. N Y Lawler and Mr Leekins endorsing its benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bradley
Thorold, Tint
Meyself
N.Y. Lawler
Broadwy
Plattsmouth Boys Edge Malvern 4 3 In Eleven Innings
In a tightly played game at Glenwood Malvern and Plattsmouth produced a 4 to 3 eleven inning contest. Both pitchers fanned a similar number of batters while solid defense and timely hits kept the score tied until an error by Malvern’s catcher allowed the final tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Glenwood
Platts
Malvern
Platts Boys
Malvern Southwest Iowan
Unidentified painter coats buggy wheels in Altamarine blue
Nicholas Halmes reports a week ago last Saturday a stranger applied Altamarine blue to the wheels of his buggy under the shed at the rear of the Fifth and Main street lot. Uncle Nick will pay once the job is finished in good shape and the body painted. He prefers to choose the color himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Halmes
Fifth
Main Streets
Nick
Property transfers and lot sales in city subdivision
Henry Ofe to Michael Timmas transfers lots 1 to 13 in Thompson's addition. John Roesner sold lot 91 in sei sch 18-12-14 to John Busch. Polk to J. P. Faiter conveys lots 11 and 12 in block 125. Several entries show uncertain abbreviations and illegible text in the transfer notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ofe
Michael Timmas
Thompson
John Roesner
John Busch
Considera Rye Tok
Marriage of J. E. Moyer and Nellie Robb near Gretna
This afternoon the couple J. E. Moyer and Miss Nellie Robb from near Gretna were married by Judge Archer. The ceremony concluded with the couple heading homeward, both delighted by the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Moyer
Nellie Robb
Gretna
Fifty Years of Methodism Celebrated in Plattsmouth
Fifty years will pass on the twenty third since the Methodist church was established in Plattsmouth. A three day gathering will include speakers D. W. Huntington of Weslyan University University Place and F. L. Love land of Omaha First Methodist church. Delegates from outside the city are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
D. W. Huntington
Weslyan University
University Place
F. L. Loveland
First Methodist Church of
Omaha
Fine Cat tle Heifers and Bull From Wiles Herd Sold to Culbertson Buyer
W L Dawson of Culbertson Missouri bought six head of cattle from Isaac and Luke Wiles near the city. Ed Miller of South Omaha inspected the herd and deemed them in fine condition. Five heifers and one bull constitute the shipment to be made this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Dawson
Culbertson
Isaac
Luke Wiles
Ed Miller
South Omaha
Missouri
Buttery Uses Watch Dog as Guard for Lumber Yard
Frank Buttery kept a dog to guard salvaged building materials from theft as he prepares a new residence. Joseph Peters visited to inspect the material. the dog attacked him at the door, biting his leg with four tooth marks. The wound is painful but not deemed serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Buttery
Joseph Peters
Burlington
Mr. Buttery
Mr. Peters
Pasture Available Near Town for Cattle
Farmer JOHN GORDER offers pasture five miles west of town for a limited number of cattle if applications are filed promptly. The land is described as in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gorder
George W Lininger of Omaha Dies After Illness
George W. Lininger, a prominent Omaha hardware dealer and art enthusiast, died Saturday evening from acute peritonitis. Born December 14, 1855 in Chambersburg, Pa, he moved to Peru then Council Bluffs before establishing an Omaha branch in 1874. He was a leading Mason with an art hall and gallery. remains lay in state at his art hall. Funeral attendees from Omaha included T P Livingston A W White J G Richey Julius Pepperberg C C Parmele and E A Wurl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Lininger
Omaha
Chambersburg
Peru
Council Bluffs
Lininger
Chicago
Eighteenth
Davenport
T. P. Livingston
A. W. White
J. G. Richey
Julius Pepperberg
C.C. Parmele
E. A. Wurl
Murphy letter from Cuba describes pleasant sea breeze weather
Fred Murphy reports from Cuba that the army area enjoys delightful weather, not hot and sultry but tempered by sea breezes making it healthful. He cannot say when he will return, as departure depends on army movements directed by Washington authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Murphy
F. A. Murphy
Cuba
Army
Mr. Murphy
Department
Washington
Pioneer Woman Anna Everett Dies After Stroke at 87
Mrs Anna Mary Everett, born January 1 1520 in Casson England, later wife of John Everett, lived in Cass County and Liberty precinct for over forty years. She died at age 87 years 5 months 6 days after years in Salt Lake City and Union home. John Everett preceded her in death about seven years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casson
England
Anna Mary Everett
Cass County
Salt Lake City
Utah
Union
Superintendent schedules county tour for reports and privileges
Superintendent Gamble plans a county tour to collect directors, annual and census reports and to review applications for free high school privileges. He notes 67 applications filed with about 75 expected, costing the district 1 500 for tuition across the high schools. Only eighth grade diploma holders may receive tuition, and many applicants are ineligible. No applications can be granted after June 10, and districts must vote the required tuition for eligible students granted free high school privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamble
Runaway Cartat Jochim Farm Reinjures Solisbergs
A runaway carriage at Stephen Jochim’s farm sent the Solisbergs fleeing the carriage overturned they fled a quarter mile to Henry Jochim’s home Mrs Solisberg suffered three broken ribs and serious injuries while Mr Solisberg and the children were unharmed. she was recovering in Henry Jochim’s house as reports reached the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Jochim
Henry Jochim
Mr. Solisberg
Louisville Courier
Miss Millie Sweet Weds Henry B Bennett in Nebraska
In Mills County Iowa near Glenwood a nineteen year old Millie Sweet married Henry B Bennett ages four years apart. Jim and Nellie testified to their ages as witnesses. Judge Archer officiated the ceremony and the couple left happily for home to start life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Iowa
Glenwood
Millie Sweet
Henry B. Bennett
Nebraska
Henry
Jim
Nellie
Archer
Odd Fellows Decoration Day Service Planned
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows lodge schedules decoration day next Sunday with a morning grave marking by committees from the De gree of Rebeka and the Encampment. At 10:30 a.m. the Rebeka Encampment and No. 7 divisions will attend a sermon on remembering the dead by Rev. A. L. Zink at the Christian Church. All Odd Fellows are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Rebeka
Odd Fellows
A. L. Zink
DeWitts Little Early Risers A Safe Pleasant Pill
Advertising copy states DeWitt's Little Early Risers are small safe pleasant pills that drive away headaches. Sold by F. G. Fricke & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
F. G. Fricke & Co
Burlington Coach Shops Buyer Levels Old Granite Corner
Joseph Peters of the Burlington coach shops bought the property at Granite and Ninth Street from M. Dono he. He and his workmen are tearing it down to salvage materials as he plans to build a home on the site. Construction of a new residence will start in about two months and finish soon after. The demolition also prepares the ground for grading before building begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Peters
Burlington Coach Shops
Donohe
Granite
Ninth Street
Peters
Another Farmer Swindle Exposed In Eight-Wire Fence Tale
An observed scam targets farmers with promises of an eight-wire iron post fence at eight cents per foot. Farmers sign promissory notes promising payment after installation, but the note multiplies to sixty four cents per foot. Several well-to-do neighbors report losses from 200 to 300 dollars. The scheme relies on verbal pressure and forged terms, with no cash upfront.
Nebraska City Chautauqua Opens Strong Platform
The Nebraska City Chautauqua announces a ten day session starting August 2 with tent and city ground options, affordable expenses, and a platform featuring Ben Tillman La Follette Dr. McIntyre Frank Gunsalus Dean Wright C B Landis French E Oliver Walt Holcomb Arthur Peck Mrs Bingham. Music by Dunbar quartet Olof Company Kelley Haines Lyric Glee Club Slayton Jubilee Singers and others. Full information from R C King Secretary Nebraska City Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
Ben Tillman
Senator la Follette
Dr. McIntyre
Frank W. Gunsalus
Dean Wright
C. B. Landis
French E. Oliver
Walt Holcomb
Arthur Peck
Mrs. Bingham
Dunbar
Operation Sought to Cure Eye Trouble for D. E. Rice
Sunday friends of D. E. Rice received a telephone message from Omaha that he was going to have eye surgery. His two sons F. S. and Harry were on the morning train to visit him and check on his condition. It is hoped the operation will remove the long standing eye trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Rice
Omaha
F. S
Harry
Wreck on Missouri Pacific Detours Trains at Ft
Early morning freight train on the Missouri Pacific derailed near Ft. Crook after hitting a bad rail. Four cars left the track, many cars derailed or left the rails, but the engine was undamaged. Passenger service to Omaha halted at Ft. Crook with interurban transfers. no fatalities or injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Ft. Crook
Omaha
Best Game of the Season Red Sox vs Royal Archates
In a fast home game the Red Sox lost to the Royal Archates 5 to 2 with sharp plays and pitching by Graves and Moraiety. Gravett umpired. Attendance fair. Manager Warren secures Storz Athletic of Omaha to play next Saturday, a rematch after their Omaha win.
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Red Sox
Royal Archates
Omaha
Graves
Moraiety
Archates
Gravett
Jacobi
Eastman
White
Butler
Dougherty
Former school principal takes railroad post in Lincoln
W L Strickland, former High school principal, leaves town after term ends and heads to Lincoln to join the Burlington office as general freight agent. He will begin Monday with a good salary and potential promotion, and the community wishes him success in the new line of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Strickland
Lincoln
Burlington
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