Escapade A Post Recies A Romance By Cyrus Maslane
In a sea chase a bold Lord Carrington and crew pursue a fast cutter to intercept a harbor exit. Ellen Carrington outwits pursuers while Deborah and Sir Charles Seton pursue and are thwarted by shoal dangers, ending with a plan to reach a merchant ship for safety.
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Ellen
Deborah
Eagle
Earl of Strathgate
Lord Carrington
Sir Charles Seton
Debbie
Seton
Sir Charles
Mistress Debbie
Elen
Charlies
Charles
Impromptu Sea Chase Tests Carrington versus Strathgeate
Carrington drives the cutter with expert skill as rain-soaked tack after tack closes the gap on Strathgeate near the harbor. The big Flying Star can outrun them, but shifting wind may let Carrington overhaul the ship if conditions hold.
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Carringston
Strathgeate
Carrington
Strathcare
Haight
Cooper
Strathcate
Nehawka House Changes Hands and Local News
The Nehawka House has changed hands with Mr. Compton of Weeping Water taking over. J G Hansen visited Murdock and Simon Obernolte’s family. Mrs. Frank Boedeker’s infant son died shortly after birth. William August eyed ranch business after Broken Bow trip. Ruth Murdoch returned from Ogden Utah after teaching nine months. Charley Brandt on bad order after a fall on a hog rack. Windy tale from Henry Schumaker about bricks blown from a wagon. Jack Kinnear returns after years away. Mrs. H P Sturm from Pleasant reports Charles Banning ill and unable to lie down. A cyclone near Charley’s farm was seen approaching two miles away.
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Prom the Register
Nehawka
Mr. Compton
Weeping Water
J. G. Hansen
Murdock
Simon Obernolte
Wisconsin
William August
Broken Bow
Ruth Murdoch
Ogden
Utah
Arapahoe
Charley Brandt
Henry Schumaker
Jack Kinnear
Jack
Charley
Local notes from Union and Nehawka area
Ed Moore visits from Thurston county and Earl Morris returns to Kansas. Mrs. Mark visits Mynard to see ill sister in law. A baby girl arrives to E A Hunt family northeast of town. Banning and Cross back from Texas Panhandle trip. Cheney couple from Edison Neb. visit Lincoln relatives. Emma Wallace improving in Lincoln and to stay with Nehawka family. David Henderson of Noble Okla left destitute after train stop. August Pautsch receives 127.80 fire claim for German Lutheran church fire. Chas Bergman moving to Enid Oklahoma. George Stohlman kicked by a mule. injury healing well.
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Ed Moore
Thurston County
Avoca
Earl Morris
Kansas
W. H. Mark
Mynard
Inlaw
John Lowther
E. A. Hunt
W. B. Banning
W. R. Cross
Texas Panhandle
G. W. Cheney
Edison
Neb
Cheney
T. G. Barnum
Lincoln
Emma Wallace
Nehawka
David Henderson
Noble
Okla
Bright
August Pautsch
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Chas. H. Bergman
Enid
Oklahoma
Mr. Bergman
George Stohlman
Dr King’s New Life Pills Proven Best Says Ingleside Man
B F Ayscue of Ingleside North Carolina says after 15 years of chronic indigestion and spending over two hundred dollars nothing helped like Dr King’s New Life Pills. Sold with guarantee at F G Fricke Co drug store for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
B. F. Ayscue
Ingleside
N. C
F. G. Fricke & Co
Births and local notices from Louisville and Manley station
Born to Rev and Mrs Hartman a boy on June 15. Geo Jung moved his family to Malcolm where he will teach at the German school. J A Keedy reports Manley station shipped 471 cars of grain between May 1 1907 and May 1 1908, indicating a busy grain market. coe ae bern fens Tllimneic
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the Courier
Hartman
Geo. Jung
Malcolm
Jung
J. A. Keedy
Mo. Pac
Manley Station
Manley
Foley's Kidney Cure Restores Branchton Man Health
A Branchton Pennsylvania man writes that after using Foley's Kidney Cure he regained strength and could work again. He states he was unable to bend to tie his shoes before taking six bottles and now praises the remedy with a toast.
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L. C. Rodgers
Branchton
Foley
Final Settlement Notice in Estate of Manna Cal kin
Notice of final settlement in the estate of Manna Cal kin deceased in Cass County Nebraska. The administrator filed accounts and a petition for final settlement. A hearing is set for the first day of Jobs 105 at 100 o'clock in Plattsmouth Courtroom. Objections must be filed by then. Judge Allen J. Reson presiding.
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Neneaska
Cass
Fni County
Manna FE
Calkin
Plattsmouth
Whielr
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Margaret A Matterson
Notice is given to the creditors of Margaret A Matterson deceased to meet the administrator Mae Jatterson before the Cass county Nebraska County Judge at the county court room in Plattsmouth for examination adjustment and allowance. Six months to present claims and one year for administration from May 25. Witnessed by the County Court seal and Allen J Beeson County Judge.
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State of
Nebraska
Bie
Cononty of
Cass
Margaret A. Matterson
Mae Jatterson
Cass County
Te County
Mpinustmouth
Harard County
Fune
Tem O'Cl
Jude
Ramsey & Ramsey
Property auction notice for Walter Laughlin heirs and Chapin estate
A public auction will be held at the south door of the court house at an unspecified date to sell town lot in the northwestern quarter of section thirty-three, township twelve, range eight east, Cass County. The property is the estate of Reuben A. Chapin and related heirs, including Walter Laughlin, Kate Tecler Chapin, Florence Chapin, and Walter Torrenti.
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Cass County
Notrnsla
Walter A. Lauchlin
Reuben A. Chapin
Deoe Ol
Tra Chapin
Edward Chapin
Jesse
Chapin
Tacke Laughlin
Nee Chapin
Kate Tecler
Ciapin
Florence Uu. Chapin
Koy SL
Walter
Walter Oe Torrerti Tier Corrrart Ony A? Meese Fc le Pitee, i Cerenntetne
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Qday Walters
Strathgate
Portsmouth
Kephard
Haisht
Cooper's
Lady Carrington
Portsmouth Harbor
Isle of Wight
Solent
Elien
Bambridge
Ouch
Lugger
Astors
Lord Strathgate
Smarler
Elmwood
Bessie Delos Dernier
Peru
Fairfax
5. D
Ed. Buster
Wm. Buster
Sophia Mosher
Portland
Oregon
Seattle
Frank Boedeker
Ledger
Louisville
Coe
Allen J. Reson
James Jiubertsom
Disteten Court
Cisse Enunty
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