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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1909

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Burlington shop upgrades lift city hopes for rail expansion

An extra crew has overhauled Burlington tracks and yards in this division, raising ballast and installing new steel to support heavier traffic. Repairs after last Sunday’s storm are minimal, and officials led by roadmaster A Ibsen say the work will expand shop capacity and possibly bring more engines and maintenance to Plattsmouth.

Burlington Round House A. Ibsen Ibsen Omaha Here Sioux City Althogether Plattsmouth Aurora

Captain McMaken Helps Relatives Announce Sister Death

Friday’s Daily notes Capt. A C McMaken arrived from Atchison Kansas with word of the death of his sister Mrs George W Fairfield. He and his brother traveled to Omaha by morning train while memories of his 48 years ago mustering into U S service are recalled. The piece mentions pioneer Peter A Sharpy and early Nebraska regimental history.

A. C. McMaken Atchison, Kas Omaha George W. Fairfield Capt. McMahen United States St. Mary's Peter A. Sharpy Nebraska Livingston Bowers Bowers and Captain Livingston Wiemen McMahen

Veteran Appears Fine Looking in Worn but Prized Form

A well preserved veteran presents a dignified image, noted for his fine appearance and sturdy condition. Observers highlight his resilience and veteran bearing as a testament to years of service and experience.

Agine

Returns Home From Friday Visit

R F Nickles and wife returned from Wood River Nebraska after being told by their daughter of flood damage to their Murray farm from last Sunday into Monday. He will cut his hayhart and begin repairs, likely replanting corn wheat late crops. Nearby areas report fine conditions despite recent rain.

Wood River Cornie

Alfalfa Bushels For Sale At Local Farm

Farmer W. Brhrader advertises alfalfa for sale from his farm and invites buyers to contact him regarding the quantity and pricing.

Lincoln Graduates Honored at State University Exercises

Lincoln residents Justus Livingston Richey William Ainsworth Robertson Edward William White Millard Klein Frederick A Crites Helen M Waugh and others graduated from the State University. Addresses by Senator John Sharp Williams highlighted the event as local graduates earned Bachelor of Arts Science and Law degrees and planned future careers.

State University Lincoln Ion John Sharp Williams United States Mississippi Justus Livingston Richey William Ainsworth Robertson Richey Batchelor Robertson Mr. Richey Edward William White W. A. White Science Frederick A. Crites Chadron Arts Helen M. Waugh Mr. Klein Joseph Klein City Mr. Crites A. W. Crites B. §. Ramsey Miss Waugh Sam Waugh Plattsmouth

Improvements to Bach Building Add Tin Roof and Porch

Town improvements include repairs to the Bach building with a tin roof and a new porch along the east side. The porch provides shade from morning sun and a cool afternoon and evening view of the river. The upper floor will soon house Mr and Mrs August Bach Jr whose marriage is to be solemnized nearby and will create a handsome home.

Bach Augest Bach, Jr

Runaway wagon halted by bystanders near Hall's store

A German named Klein from the Falter farm narrowly avoided a serious runaway on South Sixth street at about one in the afternoon when his wagon hit the horses’ heels and sped downhill at a two forty pace until Quartis Parmele checked it in front of Hall’s store. A shattered tongue, already treated, was the only injury. Authorities warn against drivers entering town with such rigs to protect other teams.

Klein Hall Quartis Parmele

Miner suffers severe hand injury at shop testing

William Wynn injured his left hand at the shop while testing a honing machine. The miner was caught in the machinery and the end of the tool mashed the hand badly, requiring amputation of part but not the entire hand. He returned to work after treatment, noting the pain was severe but not debilitating.

Wm. Wynn

Death of an Elderly Lady in Omaha Community

Mrs. Sarah J. Fairfield aged 119 years 5 months 29 days died in Omaha Nebraska on June 16 2009 after a long life as an early Nebraska settler. Funeral services were set for Saturday at 10 am from Burlington station with burial at Oak Hill cemetery. She leaves sons Mack D. and Joseph H Fairfield daughter Mrs Susan Tabor and brothers Andrew C McMaken Henry C McMaken sister Mrs Laura S Sprague.

Fairfield Sarah J Omaha Neb Burlington Litermont Oak Hill Cemetery Henry C. McMaken George W. Fairfield Sarah J. McMahen Middletown Kentuccky Indiana Bluffton Railroad Bluffton Ind Fort Wayne Missouri River Mack D Joseph H Fairfield Atate Susan Tabor Omha Christian Scientiate

Fourth of July safety plea from Lincoln Star readers

The Lincoln Star urges caution for the Fourth of July celebrations highlighting 1816 deaths and 27080 injuries in six years from firecrackers and torches. It notes a delayed Nebraskan firecracker law and calls parents to protect children without state aid.

Plattsmouth Journal Nebraska Lincoln Lincoln Star

County officials confirm heavy flood damage across the county

Commissioner Martin Friedrich and colleagues surveyed roads and bridges after a week of heavy rains. They confirmed widespread damage south of the city in Rock Bluffs Liberty precinct Nehawka Mt. Pleasant and Plattsmouth with many bridges washed away and roads torn up. Authorities criticize efforts to downplay the losses and warn the county faces significant impacts from the flooding.

Writley Dalnty Martin Friedrich Bwitker Glenn Smith Rock Bluffs Liberty Nehawka Mt. Pleasant Plattamouth Eight Mile Grove

Henton Home Burns In Suspected Fire Spree

Mrs. Wm Henton’s house north of the bridge burned late Friday night from a defective flue. The blaze followed a week after the John Richardson residence was destroyed. Henton saved little furniture. insurance was small. Counties: Mille.

Bethlehem Wm. Henton John Richardson Sever S Mall Chtiven Mille County Tribune

Lincoln attorney visits county official on brelnen matters

John J. Ledwith from Morning Lawswith in Lincoln met County Attorney Rameey, a former classmate, to discuss brelnen matters during a brief city stop.

John J. Ledwith Morning& Lawswith Lincoln Brelnen Rameey Hla Tate Int

Miss Bessie Edwards Hosts Lace House Shower

A group of young ladies gathered at Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Johnson's home for a hose and handkerchief shower in honor of Miss Whelan. Guests made quilt blocks, enjoyed musical items, and watched two mock weddings before a rainbow tale led to a pot of gold. A two course luncheon and Virginia Reel closed the event.

Johnson Bessie Edwards Whelan Hattie Hofmann Crabill BR. MM. Wescott Betelle Baird Nellie Wheland Airs L. A. Moore H. Wescott Theas Janeheon Mendamea I. A. Moore B. A. Wescott Migges Carrho Betelle Dbattd Helen Travis Pearl Statts Alma Bether Larnon Lucille Randall Hattie Potsmann Htha Crabill

Christian Science lecture by Frank Leonard in Brooklyn

An audience at the Methodist church heard Frank Ho Leonard of Brooklyn N Y present Christian Science as a positive church mission. He explained the church’s aims history and tested its works and offered hope he may return for a larger audience. He left at three thirty for Broken Bow to lecture tonight.

Prom Briday Methodiat Frank Ho Leonard Brooklyn N. Y Christian Science Ia Leonard Ita Broken Bow

Elizabeth Wynn Receives Beautiful Bouquet Tribute

The Journal notes a daughter of Mr and Mrs William Wynn sent a bouquet of roses as a beautiful gesture. Remembrances are appreciated and the giver hopes The Journal enjoys nature’s emblem and the child’s thoughtful act.

Mise Elizabeth William Wynn

Shorthorn Yearling Bulls and Milk Cows For Sale

Three good registered Shorthorn yearling bulls are for sale along with fresh milk cows from Mark White. The listing highlights quality stock and direct sale details.

Mark White

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W. Bhrader Plattsonians Sarah J. Fairfield Mra Iron Horne American Desert Henton Home Miss Bessie Edwards
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