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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1911
Page
5
Hamlin Garland authored a 1910 work featuring Forest Ranger Cavanagh as a central figure in a rugged portrayal of frontier conservation and personal integrity. The narrative explores themes of duty, danger, and nature’s challenges.
A ranger tracks gunmen above Sheep Mountain and confronts Joe Gregg and his gang. After seizing the ram heads and taking captive the poachers, he is pressed by locals in Halsey’s saloon, precipitating a tense confrontation in Roaring Park.
Charles W. Ellis and Verna Nelson of Omaha married at St Luke's rectory after obtaining a county license. Canon Burgess presided with Mrs Linzie Utterback and Mrs Ella Nelson present. Ellis works as an express messenger for Adams Express.
Friends of Judge W. H. Nowell report steady improvement after surgery. He is gaining strength daily and may be able to leave his home within a week or two.
Plattsmouth shows a bright future with a strong Commercial Club driving factory relocations and the Burlington brass foundry stay. The Platte River bridge is endorsed to bring new residents and business, while rapid property changes and storm damage alter daily life in a hustling city.
A Nebraska City special reports a severe hail storm seven miles northeast of town, with heavy winds blowing down poles and uprooting trees. No fatalities reported, but several people and horses were injured by barb wire and debris while outbuildings and trees were destroyed.
Plattsmouth led 6 to 7 over Glenwood after four innings before rain halted play yesterday. Plattsmouth scored two runs in the first and four in the fourth while Glenwood had one out and one man on base when the rain stopped the game.
Plattsmouth fields a lineup featuring Larson and catchers plus Long, Plteks, and Andy. Infielders include Peery at first base, Denson at second, Brink at third, with Hallstrom in left field Rabb in right field and Brink in center field.
Twenty five years ago yesterday a deadly eyelone swept South Bend county village flattening most houses. W J Straight recalls being carried three quarters of a mile by the wind until he found a sapling to hold his weight as others endured similar peril.
A middle aged lady is sought as housekeeper for a widower with four children the youngest age seven. For particulars call or write R. G. Bailey Nehawka Nebraska. 6-12-ridden.
The announce O. M. Seybert of Louisville seeks the Democratic nomination for commissioner from the Second district. He aims to contend in the August primary, relying on voter will.
Mr and Mrs M Fanger arrived from Omaha this morning where Mr Fanger had been on business.
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