Nehawka News Highlights and Local Notes
Wheat needs a warm rain for crops. Mr. Lackey of Winchester visits family in town and Weeping Water. Tucker enlarges his house by a story. L Todd buys Chase county land. Palmer returns from Michigan via Omaha. Sagineers visit from Lincoln to inspect spur track to Bullock quarries on Pol lard and Opp land. A girl bruised but not broken after calf incident. Adams honored as vice president of the Nebraska Pharmaceutical association for refusing a presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom
Mr. Lackey
Winchester
Tenn
Hh. O. Tucker
Chase County
JM. Palmer
Michigan
Omaha
Lincoln
Isaac Pollard
Nick Opp
Wilson
Here
BP. D. Adams
Nebraska Pharmaceutical Association
Hastings
Won & Ged
Testimonials Help Chamberlain Remedy Gain household Fame
Many users praise Chamberlain s Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy though few submit written testimonials. They remain friends of the remedy, recommending it to neighbors as a trusted home medicine for diarrhoea and bowel troubles. Sold by F G Fricke Co and A T Fried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Fricke & Co
A.T. Fried
Union Folks Visit and Travel News from Maur ray Village
Union Ledger notes visits and departures among local residents. Mr and Mrs J A Walker of Maur ray hosted friends Monday. Mrs W B Banning left for Grinnell to visit relatives. Allie Dow and wife from Cheyenne arrived for a neighborhood visit. Mrs William Elkenbary returned to Denver after wintering with relatives. Mrs Hobson and Mrs J W Pittman left for St Joseph to attend Samuel Goodwin's funeral. Wallace Cannon of Omaha visited Union friends for the first time in twelve years and is thriving with his family. John and Pearl Pearsley, returning from Oregon, may settle in Nebraska and plan to enjoy life here.
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J. A. Walker
Maurray
W. B. Banning
Grinnell
Town
Allie Dow
Cheyenne
Wyo
William Elkenbary
Denver
Hobson
J. W. Pittman
St. Joseph
Samuel Goodwin
Wallace Cannon
Omaha
John Pearsley
Oregon
Nebraska
Following the Flag Health Claims for Soldiers
Willis T. Morgan recalls health as key during deployments to Cuba and the Philippines. He credits Dr King's New Discovery for consumption and lung diseases, sold by F. G. Fricke & Co. in New Hampshire with a trial bottle offer.
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Cula
Philippines
Willis T. Morgan
U.S. A
Concord
N. Hi
Cuba
F. G. Fricke & Co
Local News Briefs From Avoca Area and Surroundings
Eagle From the Heacon Mrs Fd Betts and daughter visited Avoca for a week. G C Hartzel sold to W B Ruthen the north half of the northwest quarter section 5 town range for 3400. Mrs J D Sumner cut by glass. Dr Dihel attended. Fred Dihel found a pocket book and returned it to Win Finke. Harvey Kettlebutt, six, fractured his arm playing with a hand corn shelter. Elmer Morgan died after membranous croup aged 1 year 3 months 27 days. funeral and burial at Havelock. Cham berlain's Salve advertised by Fricke Co and Fried. watchman job noted. A Mayfield moved to Omaha. James Stander attended Christian Endeavor at Albion and state Sunday School. Theodore Heim improving. Local Woodmen camp active. foresters drilling and training for safety.
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Fd. Betts
Avoca
G. C. Hartzel
W. B. Ruten
J. D. Sumner
Finke
Harvey
Otto Kettlebut
Elmer
Ira Morgan
Havelock
A. Mayfield
Omaha
Keese I’rinting Company
James Stander
Adana
Neb
Courier
Theodore Heim
Havelock Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Moves
Havelock community notes report visits by Edna and Edith Kroehler to Plattsmouth and Mrs. Dalton hosting Mrs. Henry Hempel in Ashland. Henry Hempel’s wife returns from Omaha, A. Ackerman of Pleasant Dale visits family, and real estate agent A A Hyers marks one month with six sold and seven listed properties. Fred Rickard leaves for Sheridan Wyoming to become foreman at a paint shop, selling his home to J N Clemmons before moving.
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Horn
Chas. Matcus
Ienry Hempel
Weeping Water
Edna
Edith Kroehler
Plattsmouth
UW. Malone
Palmyra
Neb
Henry Hempel
Dalton
Ashland
A. Ackerman
Pleasant Dale
Our City
MN. d. Ackermin
Mr. & Polk
E.T. Woods
Lincoln
Havelock
A. A. Hyers
Duck
Mr. Hyer
Fred Rickard
Sheridan
Wyo
J. N. Clemmons
Mr. Rickard
Bluffton Resident Endorses Chamberlain's Remedy
Mr M B Burroughs praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best for bowel troubles after years of use. He urges readers to buy now and be prepared for emergencies this summer. Sold by I G Frieke & Co and A B Fried.
DePuy Little Improved As Courier Goes To Press
The Courier notes Col Isaac DePuy shows little improvement as edition goes to press. Dry weather sparks irrigation fever among farmers and shortens the strawberry crop. Mrs Wm Ash and children of Weeping Water visited the Courter family last Saturday. Frank DePuglas accepted a post-
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Isaac DePuy
Courier
Wm. Ash
Frank DePuglas
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Nebraska Resident
A testimonial from Nerman Herold of Winterssteen Hill praises Doan's Kidney Pills for curing backache and various kidney ailments. The ad claims widespread use by his family and endorses the remedy as a valuable cure for kidneys. Sold by Gering & Co. drug store and Buffalo agents Voster Milvuri. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Wlattsmouth
Nerman Herold
Wintersteen Hill
Gering & Co
Price Soc
Voster-Milvuri
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
Elmwood News Roundup Includes Illness and Local Happenings
Elmwood notes report Janes Mall ill but resting easier. Tyson injured eye with a board. Weeping Water cornet band to play at Elmwood July 4 celebration. Dr J H Hall and S S Mall visit from Pender for James Hall’s illness. A A Wallinger remodels farm residence with porches and larger windows. Two youths fined five dollars for running horses on streets. horse fell near First National Bank crossing. J A Wright leaving for Redlands California to start anew and will leave hardware stock under management until sold.
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Echo
Janes Mall
L. A. Tyson
Weeping Water Cornet
Elmwood
J. H. Hall
S. S. Mall
Pender
Plattsmouth
James Hall
Mr. Wright
Local resident commends remedy in Des Moines letter
Mr J Blyler of 14 Ohio Street Des Moines Iowa writes to praise an excellent remedy expressing appreciation for its effectiveness.
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J. Blyler
Ohio Street
Des Moines
Dangerous Kidney Diseases Cured Claims
An advertisement extols Peruna as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble and Brights disease. It cites a patient testimonial from Mr. Fizer of Sterling Kentucky and claims widespread unsolicited endorsements while urging readers to contact Dr Hartman for free medical advice.
Negroes Escape Jail From Nebraska City Lockup
Two Black men escaped the Nebraska City jail Sunday night after burglary charges in Sam Golders store. Deputies say outside help aided the escape. Sheriff Donovan offers a reward. Fugitive descriptions and capture location near Paul provided.
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Nebraska City
Sam Goldhere
Pavitic Junction
Donovan
Fleming
Robert Fleming
George Crockett
Kodol for Dyspepsia Says It Restores Stomachs
An advertisement claims a sick stomach needs rest like ailing feet or eyes. Kodol for Dyspepsia digests what you eat, relieving the stomach and restoring condition. Sold by Fricke and Co. and Gering and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fricke& Co
Gering & Co
Marriage Invitation for Verna Edith McCrory Perry
Mr and Mrs A N McCrory announce the marriage of their daughter Verna Edith to Verner B Perry at high noon on Wednesday June 27 The Elmwood Leader Echo notes Miss McCrory's graduation from Elmwood High School class of 1.
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A. N. McCrory
Verna Edith
Verner B. Perry
Miss McCrory
Elmwood High School
Elmwood Leader- Echo
Phillips and Hewitt Company Delights Audiences
The Phillips and Hewitt Company presented two strong exhibitions Saturday and Monday evenings with moving pictures and band music to a full tent. Audiences expressed satisfaction and the Union Ledger predicts they will return and receive continued patronage.
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Phillips & Hewitt Company
Union Ledger
Postmaster nearly killed in robbery at Riverton Iowa
Riverton Iowa postmaster Gi W Bonts narrowly escaped harm in a robbery. He credits Electric Bitters with curing a twenty year chronic liver complaint and eleven years of good health. The tonic is sold by F G Fricke & Co. for fifty cents.
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Gi. W. Bonts
Riverton
F. G. Fricke & Co
Postmasters Elect Officers at Nebraska Meet in Omaha
The Nebraska postmasters annual meeting in Omaha completed its third session with the re election of executives. New officers include Captain Henry E. Palmer of Omaha as president Ed I Sizer of Lincoln first vice president Karl Cramer of Columbus second vice president Mrs C A McDougall of Friend third vice president Conrad Huber of Bloomington fourth vice president J W J Cook Blair secretary treasurer with Omaha selected for the next meeting.
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Nebraska Postmasters
Omaha
oMeers
Henry E. Palmer
Ed. I. Sizer
Lincoln
Karl Cramer
Columbus
C. A. McDougall
Friend
Conrad Huber
Bloomington
J W. J. Cook
Blair
Special Sale of Trunks and Telescopes at Heralds
New stock offered at the Herald's sale featuring trunks valises suit cases and telescopes at the lowest price. Also advertised are Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with free samples at F. G. Fricke & Co. and A. T. Fried's drug stores claiming cures for stomach issues constipation and biliousness.
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Herald's
Chamberlain
F. G. Fricke & Co
A. T. Fried
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