Ashland Drainage District election notice issued
Saunders County voters are told a July 2, 1900 election will decide the formation of the Ashland Drainage District. The boundaries cover parts of Saunders and Dodge counties with a seven member board to be chosen if the district is formed. The election is held at the Saunders County Clerk's office in Wahoo from 1 to 6 pm.
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H. N. Dovey
Florence
Mrs. Wilson
Detroit
Mich
Nebraska City
Col. Wilson
Burlington
Denver
Second No
First
Church of Christ Scientist
Journal
William H. Beach
Chicago
BE. H. Wescott
Beach
Plattemouth
Board of County Commissioners
Saunders County
Nebraska
Ashland
Saunders Vunty
State of
Deeprived
J. A. N. Eimeland
Snunders County
Diay A
Los
Abel B. Fuller
Nelson Sheffer
HH By
Coleman
C. Kettle
K. Hays
Cd. Kettle
Chas, Miller
A. J. Sanger
Margaret Wollen
Yenarrtee
Granger
BR. . Bean
Ashfind
Board of County Commission
North
Cages County
Dey
Saidity
Said City
Silver Street
Eald City
Aaid
Bane
Tithe, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Chigaro, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Launders County
Wahoo
Invard County
Ted oMolal
Saunfe
Howe
Pee Aln
Elmeland
Doan's Ointment Promises Fast Relief for Itching
A vintage ad claims Doan's ointment eases itching and skin irritation quickly. It targets children and emphasizes soothing relief, urging readers to use the product for instant comfort.
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Karen
Doan
NATO
Platte mouth tear at Chicago Park faces Fraternal Thrones
The Platte mouth tear set for June 26 near Chicago Avenue Park with the Fraternal Thrones of Omaha as the opposing act.
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Plattemouth
Fraternal Thrones of Omaha
Chicago Avenue Park
Dean's Ointment Promises Quick Relief for Itching
An ad claims Stopa itching instantly and cures piles eczema rheum hives herpes and scables with Dean's Ointment available at any drug store.
Court powers sale of real estate in estate case
In Cass County Nebraska an estate administrator seeks a license to sell real property to pay debts and costs. The hearing is set in Plattsmouth on June 24, 1909, before Judge Travis to show cause why the sale should not be granted. The property includes parts of Lots in Duke’s addition and irregular tracts, with the right of way of a railroad excluded. Preliminary order directs all interested parties to appear.
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Catse
Case County
Sebive
Nstate
J. VV. Beestergert
Regina Wot
Porty-ene
Townell
Duke
Plattsmouth
Cass County
Nebraska
Uba
Outlon
Wald
Omaha Southern Railway
Chambers
Plattemuth
Nly
Saii
Herry BD
Travis
Edge of
the District Court
Dwrer
Prosperity hinges on crops and railroads warn of shortages
The article discusses Harriman's warning on crop value fluctuations and a possible shift in prosperity tied to crop yields. It notes high cash wheat prices, speculation, and the potential impact on railroads, taxes, and credit. It also lists numerous local residents traveling, business, and personal notices from Omaha and surrounding towns.
No Drip coffee strainer coupon offered by Dr Shoop
Ladies may request a silver plated No Drip coffee strainer coupon from Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin. He sends a free book on Health Coffee with the offer to introduce the substitute noted for its taste healthfulness economy and convenience. The promotion mentions a 1 minute preparation and advertises Plattsmouth Nebraska local dealer F White at Main and Sixth Streets.
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Dr. Shoop
White
South Side
Main and
Sixth Streets
Plattsmouth
Neh
Kiney in Trouble Edward W Stich Sues Raney for Damages
Edward W Stich filed a district court suit against Cal Raney a Burlingtion conductor alleging Raney alienated Stichs wife affections and seeking 10000 in damages Stich married in 1900 Seward county and says Raney wooed his wife causing divorce and removal of affection Raney is a well known figure in the city with years of activity.
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Edward W. Stich
Nath
Cal
Raney
Burlington
Seward County
Sileh
Sait
State Journal
Ron
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