Independent linemen install new phones in Louisville
The Courier notes a group of linemen working this week on town phone upgrades. James and Mary Terryberry celebrate a daughter born June 5. Prof Gaines and family depart to Kennard Neb for summer vacation. Mrs G H Wood buys a new turnout chestnut horse from Omaha. Sand Stone quarry to begin sawing stone for blocks after large order. Alfred Petersen and Adolph Ledeen sail for Sweden from New York, about three months away. Mrs Stevens, once confined two years, plans Lincoln visit as recovery hopes rise.
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James Terryberry
Prof. Gaines
Kennard
Neb
Alfred Petersen
Adolph Ledeen
New York
Sweden
Remarkable Rescue in Ora Tenn Ends Illness
C V Pepper credits Dr King’s New Discovery with his recovery from hemorrhages of the lungs and throat after doctors failed. He began using the remedy and saw instant relief, coughing stop, bleeding diminish, and returned to work in three weeks. Trial bottle offered at F C Fricke & Co.’s drug store with 40c and $1.00 sizes.
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Ora
Tenn
C. V. Pepper
F.C. Fricke & Co
Elmwood News Roundup Arrivals, illnesses and deaths
Miss Bessie Delos Dernier goes to Peru for State Normal summer school. Dick Clements improves enough to walk outdoors after Brights disease illness. Dr C L Bohannan moves to Clay Center for practice but will not relocate family yet. Mrs Bessie Rhoden dies near Prarie Home age twenty with newborn baby. funeral held at Camp Creek cemetery. Mrs George Reed of Roseburg Oregon visits Elmwood then returns home. The village dray team remains on duty with Mr F A White driving the same team.
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Bessie Delos Dernier
Peru
State Normal
B. J. Clements
Bright
C. L. Bohannan
Clay Center
Neb
Bessie C. Rhoden
W. H. Rhoden
Prarie
Kirkpatrick
Alvo
Camp Creek Cemetery
George Reed
Roseburg
Ore
Cal ifornia prom Miss Cleo Applegate heads west
Nehawka news notes Miss Cleo Applegate leaves for California Saturday with her sister Jessie to stay with her father this summer as her mother plans to return home. Cards announce the coming marriage of Alta Smith to Fred Candy of Havelock June 1. Mrs Effie Dowe visits from Wyoming. her husband has smallpox. Clarence Goodman injures a toe, needs surgery, recovering. W Shrader returns from Kansas City with cattle and buys more land. George Harshman Jr. returns from Decatur. Local ads tout Pineules kidney remedy, Fourth of July chatter, and DeWitt's salve and Hollister’s tea.
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Alta Smith
Herman Smith
Fred Candy
Havelock
Miss Smith
D. Smith
Lewis Plyton Place
Effie Dowe
Cheyene
Wyo
B. Wolph
Banning
F. P. Sheldon
Keep the kidneys well Doan's Kidney Pills advertised
Plattsmouth readers urged to use Doan's Kidney Pills to quickly and permanently cure kidney related pain and illness. Mrs. M E Hartman of 703 Rock Street cites her father's relief after taking the pills purchased at Gering & Co. drug store. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Plattsmouth
Dean
M. E. Hartman
Rock Street
Doan
Gering & Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
United States
They Marry in Omaha
Jay Mattson a clerk at L B Egenberger in Plattsmouth quietly left for Omaha this morning with Miss Pearl McLain. The couple married in Omaha and plan to visit the Mattson family in Missouri Valley Iowa before returning to work at the store.
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Jay Mattson
L. B. Egenberger
Main Street
Omaha
Miss Pearl McLain
Plattsmouth
Mr. Mattson
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Three Is a Wonderful Mascot for Geo P Par ris
A Cedar Grove Maine man praises Electric Bitters in a letter saying after liver and kidney troubles and failed relief he tried the remedy and recovered. He states one bottle helped and three completed the cure and endorses the product sold by F G Fricke druggist for stomach liver and kidney issues.
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Geo. P. Parris
Cedar Grove
F. G. Fricke
Prof Rouse Goes to Peru Board Accepts Resignation
Plattsmouth Nebraska June 10 1907 the board of education met and heard E L Rouse tender his resignation to take effect July 1 1907 as he accepts the chair of elementary education at Peru Normal school. The board laments losing a capable high school instructor and praises his work in education and the Christian Sunday school then recommends him to Peru as an intelligent progressive citizen.
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Board of Education
Plattsmouth
Nes
Board of Edocation
Lam
Peru
E. L. Rowse
Professor Rouse
Rouse
Christian Sunday School
Many Opinions on Presidential Hopefuls and Odd News Bits
A collage of candidacies and humor notes fronts a page: Fairbanks urged by desire to lead, Knox, Cannon, Cummins, Hughes names appear by state loyalties, while Roosevelt and odd anecdotes broaden the chatter. Also medical ads tout Chamberlain remedies, DeWitt kidney pills, and Kennedy laxative syrup, with local sellers F. G. Fricke & Co. and A. T. Fried.
A Splendid Investment by Omaha Telephone Co
The Independent Telephone Co of Omaha plans automatic equipment with all underground outside construction. The project promises brighter prospects than any prior system and is fully financed. Local investors are sought and First National Bank of Omaha is cited for stability. for details contact the company.
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Independent Telephone Co. of
Omaha
First National Bank of Omaha
Kraft Clec Work Glove Demonstration Impresses
A sample work glove from the Kraft Clec company drew praise for comfort and wearability, described as the best seen. The item stood out during a field demonstration, with workers noting durability and grip.
Young Again After Hollister's Tea 35 Cents
Ad copy for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promising restoration of youth. Describes a woman with fine complexion who becomes “young again” after consumption. Mentions Tea or Tablets and price 35 cents. Gering & Co. is credited as seller.
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Hollister
Gering & Co
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Furnas
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George Harshman, Jr
Decatur
Floyd
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Dr. Long
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F. G. Fricke and Co
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Champoeg
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Cardus
Ladies’ Advisory Department
The
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Prof. Rouse
Thoughtful
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Presidents Ananias Club
Pennsylvania
Knox
Indiana
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Hughes
Connor
Oklahoma
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Jesse R. Grant
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F. G. Fricke & Co
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Bert Barber
Elton
Wis
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F. G Fricke & Co
Kennedy
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T. H. Pollock
New Independent Telephone Co
T. E. Parmele
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Kraft Clecthing Co
the Bank of Gass County
Wildfield
My Farm
Mynard
Wildfield Stamp
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Westfield Stamp
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Maggie of Ringwood
Sie
Lord Salisbury
Bell of Ringwood
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