Fanger Auction Sells Off City Stock Before Move to Omaha
Frantic sale opens today at Plattsmouth store as M Fanger prepares to close up and relocate to Omaha on Douglas Street next to Calumet restaurant. auctioneer will offer dry goods cloaks suits hosiery hats shoes and men’s furnishings at customer bids with stock to be cleared over several days or until gone. Fanger notes long service to the community and hopes for success in the new Omaha venture. The State Sunday School Convention in Beatrice closes after a three day session with over five hundred delegates and a parade featuring bands and contingents from Fairbury Wymore Blue Springs and Lincoln. Officers elected include President G G Wallace Omaha and Recording Secretary C Wescott Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Fanger
Fanger
Plattsmouth
Omaha
Inca
Beatrice
State Association
Fairbury
Wymore
Blue Springs
Lincoln
Association
G. G. Wallace
J. Wightman
York
Hastings
F. G. Knauer
Nelson
Temperance
J. D. M. Buckner
University Place
Visitation
Mr. Clark
Lexington
Relatives Note Relapse Of Captain Andrew McMaken
Slow news item reports Captain Andrew McMaken at Atchison relapsed after a period of rallying and is slowly sinking. Colonel H C McMaken received the update this morning with low hopes for recovery. The report mentions past relapses and ongoing concern for his health. Also brief society note mentions Mrs BE R Queen and Miss Bitte Nickola in the city visiting the Journal office, plus a closing out millinery sale ending June 18 by Mrs John Dwyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. McMaken
Andrew MacMaken
Atchison
Colonel McMaken
John Dwyer
Lawyer Held by Red Men Tribe in Comic City Prank
Attorney Charles L. Graves visited the Journal office in the city and wandered onto the Missouri Tribe No. 69, Improved Order of Red Men reservation. Chief Black Hawk detained him promising adoption or execution by next Thursday night, with Graves expected to choose adoption and be christened Chief Hits-the-Ball in a phonetic gag amid warriors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Graves
Union
Journal
Graves
Black Hawk
Notice to Creditors in Cass County Nebraska
The creditors of Cane Fount Bailey Sr deceased must present claims to the Cass County Court in Plattsmouth on June 1 1970 and December 27 1910 at 9 a.m. for examination and allowance. Six months to file claims and one year six months for the administrator to settle from June 21 1910. County Judge Allen J Beeson signs the notice with Ramsey Ramsey as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cane
P. Bailey, Sr
Cass County
Nebraska
Plattamouth
A. D. Witnens
Anid
Plattemouth
Allen J. Beeson
Unknown heirs face suit in Cass County Nebraska court
The notice warns unknown heirs and devisees of several deceased Johnsons and others named as defendants in a 1910 district court petition in Cass County Nebraska. It seeks to quiet title to lots ten and eleven in block thirty eight of the city Plattemouth and to exclude the defendants from any interest in the property. Respondents must answer by July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roal Notic Noticheh
Efendanta
Lewis Johnson
Une
Margaret Johnson
Seth Johnson
John A Johnson
Solomon Herbee
W. B. Leach
W. T. Lowes
William Johnson
Frederick le. Maton
William T. Baton
Simon F. Baton
Tenry
Greensberry T. Heary
A Lesenby
Ambrose Laxenby
Ambrose Lanenby
Ambrose Lagenby
George M. Porter
Ustrict Court
Case County
Netraska
Plattemouth
Cass County
Nebraska
Troubles Over a Nebraska Tragedy in the Journal
The article recounts the Salt Lake shooting of Mrs. Earth by her husband Melvin Karth and his subsequent knife attempt. It details jealousy, infidelity with Marcus May, the couple’s turbulent history, the boy Paul witnessing the violence, and the belief that liquor was not the sole cause. Also covered are the deaths and funeral of William F. Leuchtweis and a local farm for sale near Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karth
Earth
May
Mrs. Karth
Paul
Saya
Cfurt
Melvin
Nebraska
Fremont
Minature whale stopped on Platte in hand to hand struggle
Lee Bates and Elias Kildon hauled a nine pound channel whale from the Platte after casting lines and a pole line. Bates wrestled the fish to shore in a dramatic struggle, then knocked it unconscious and hurled it onto the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Bates
Elias Kildon
Platte
Bates
Kildon
Pasture for Rent Near Plattsmouth
Fifteen acres of good pasture for rent five miles south of Plattsmouth with reliable running water. Contact Mra A. E. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Mra
A. E. Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Fanger
Rev. C. A. Burdick
Nehawka
C. C. Wescott
C. A. Burdick
Dr. Shoop
Racine
Wis
State of
Seal Ramsey
Attorneys
Burkert, Witton & Brown
Awely, Lite Attorneys
Melvin Earth
Salt Lake
William F
Austin
Oak Hill Cemetery
Murray
James Chalfant
Platts
New York
Boston
Atlantic Coast
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Pacific Coast
Yellowstone Park
Colorado
Big Horn Mountains
Black Hills
Thermopolis
Wyoming
W. L. Pickett
WTEC
W. Wakeley
Plattsmouth, Neb
Omaha, Neb
William F. Leuchtweis
W. L. Austin
Geo. Schoerman
John Leuchtweis
Henry Leuchtweis
Harry Leutchtweis
Louis Leutchweis
John Mumm
Tillie Cleveland
Frances Leuchtweis
George H. Gilmore
W. J. Philpot
Burlington
W. H. Mason
Ila M. Sattler
Jesse Varga
Magon
Elsa Sattler
Olga Croskary
Anna Varga
Hattie Hofmann
Pearl Mumm
Olga Sattler
Ferris York
Amanda Sattler
Mesdames
Jacob Mason
John Lutz
Ed. Mason
J. P. Sattler
Anna Kopia
Pearl
Rose Mumm
Helen
Katherine Lutz
Olga
W. H. Heil
Pleasant View Farm
Mrs. Heil
Lizzie Heil
Mr. Heil
Sallce
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Howe Af Hart, Schaffner & Marz
Manhattan
Salter
Shievett
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