Union From the Ledger Highlights Local News
Obituary reports Joshua Eaton buried in Eaton cemetery. Mrs. Lee Applegate and Delia travel to Burlington Junction for treatment. John R. Pierson expands banking interests in Holdrege. Nehawka hotel operators Woodard retire and move to Gruber house. Mrs. Margaret McKnight leaves for Geddes South Dakota. Charlie Swan Jr. recovering from horse accident with no permanent injury. Union band buys 18 khaki uniforms for 150 dollars and dates first appearance at Elmwood event. Fred Hesse to open a meat market supplied by Taylor shop lease.
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Joshua Eaton
Eaton Cemetery
Lee Applegate
Delia
Burlington Junction
Nehawka
Gruber
Town
Margaret McKnight
Geddes
S. C
South Dakota
Charlie Swan, Jr
Union
Cincinnati
Elmwood
Fred Hesse
Plattsmouth
Taylor Shop
Electric Bitters Praised As Grand Family Medicine
Mr. Frank Conlan of New York endorses Electric Bitters for dyspepsia and liver issues. The product aids digestion, purifies the blood, and restores vigor, recommended for both sexes. Sold with guarantee at F. G. Fricke & Co. drug store, price 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Conlan
Houston St
New York
F. G. Fricke & Co
Elmwood Items From the Leader Echo
Elmwood community notes report L F Langhurst repainting a new drop curtain for the opera house. Howard Saxton of Pender visited family early in the week. C D Brittell’s family released from quarantine and children had mild smallpox. John Schick of Logan Nebraska visiting relatives and may work here summer. Geo W Dunkle summoned to Lincoln by father’s stroke in serious condition. German school starts June 22 at Elmwood church for six weeks. Miss Myrtle Fentiman returned from Dunkerton Iowa and awaits salary decision. Mrs Warren Richards of Wabash injured wrist cutting fruit, six stitches and arterial bleeding noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Saxton
Pender
C. D. Brittell
John Schick
Logan
Neb
Wm. Schick
Hanson
Geo. W. Dunkle
Lincoln
Elmwood
Paul V.toerne
Myrtle Fentiman
Dunkerton
Iowa
Warren Richards
Wabash
Nehawka News Highlights Family Illnesses and Departures
Mrs. L. C. Pollard returned from a New England trip. John N. Swartz is sick at home. Mrs. Robert Shrader remains seriously ill despite a specialist from Omaha. Frank Boedeker rests for neuralgia and Charles S. Stone replaces him briefly. Mrs. Joseph Malcolm and son Roy travel to Cashmere Washington to visit brothers. A. J. Norman departs for Omaha with possible future at Maryland State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Boedeker
Grandma Todd
Union
Charles S. Stone
Norfolk
Charles
Mont Robb
Joseph Malcolm
Roy
Cashmere
Washington
McDermod
Joe
Lincoln
A. J. Norman
Pollard
Omaha
Maryland State Agriculture College
Dr King’s New Discovery Praised by Naples Reader
A Naples Maine man Lester M Nelson writes that Dr King’s New Discovery has long helped his coughs and colds and could have saved his life. The ad notes the remedy’s forty year history as a throat and lung healer and pneumonia preventive, sold at Fricke Co. drug store for 50 cents and 1 dollar with a free trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester M. Nelson
Naples
Maine
F. G. Fricke & Co
Courier Briefs from Louisville Livery Sale and Local News
The Blue Front livery barn changes hands to Wood and Ferrier. Chas Housel and wife return to Chicago after a month with relatives. Miss Georgie Delezene hosts a birthday gathering. Joe Benson, once reported dead, arrives from the south. Edgar Pankonin rebuilds a new residence after a cyclone, with his losses noted. W J O'Brien reports a new ferryboat near launch, to be tested with a bottle of catsup breaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Wood & Ferrier
Chas, Housel
Chicago
Georgie Delezene
Joe Benson
Joe
Edgar Pankonin
Mr. Pankonia
Various Local Visits and Events in Manley Nebraska
residents and visitors include Mrs. E F Snaveley of Lincoln and Mrs. Samuel Coon visiting this week, and Charles Tighe of Bancroft with daughter. Will Kennedy of Dawson County visits his injured mother. Herman Bergman from Ohio helps move to Oklahoma. School board election set for June 29. Five cattle killed by lightning for Gus Wendt. Local banking ad and calf insurance payout. Baseball season opens June 21 with Sluggers beating German Academy 3 to 4 and Grand Prairies 22 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tighe
Bancroft
Manley
Tighe
Will Kennedy
Dawson County
Herman Bergman
Ohio
Frank
Charles
Oklahoma
Charlie
Gus Wendt
Bank of Manley
James M. Carper
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company
Mr. Christensen
Council Bluffs
Thos. Keckler
Geo. Weogler
Metropolis City
Frank Stander
Omaha
Dick Irons
Babe
John Tighe
Andrew Krecklow
Manley Sluggers
Grand Prairie
Academy Battery
Keckler
Twister
Murphy
Grand Prairies
Battery
Sorenson
O’brien
Clyde Jenkins
Chamberlains Salve Cures Tetter Woes at Almond Ala
A local customer suffered tetter for two to three years and could not perform housework. One box of Chamberlains Salve cured her, with strong local endorsement. Chamberlains medicines are sold by F G Fricke & Co. in Almond Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
M. H. Ropney & Co
Almond, Ala
F. G. Fricke & Co
Pasturage offered west of city for horses and cattle
John Gorder advertises pasture space at his residence west of the city for horses and cattle and invites inquiries by calling Plattsmouth 126.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
John Gorder
Log rolling at Elmwood promises big county event
Ed Donat returns from a Cass county trip reporting Elmwood event plans for Saturday. Parade forms at the depot after the special train arrives, with four hundred Plattsmouth dinners at a park hotel dining tent. The program features W. J. Bryan and balloon ascensions, then extends to Plattsmouth for the Fourth. Donat also recounts the late Missouri Pacific train causing a hired trip to attend Larson Foster wedding with guests Misses Davis and Herman Kleitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Donat
Cedar Creek
Elmwood
Mr. Donat
Plattsmouth
Cass County
America
W. J. Bryan
Missouri Pacific
Donat
Union
Larson- Foster
Davis
Herman Kleitch
Leonard store room to host Plattsmouth electric theatre
Workmen finished renovations for an electric theatre in Plattsmouth. Leonard store room now features a long rear viewing area with life like curtain, 100 foot main space, box office, easy chairs, three foot aisles, and two rear exits. Proprietors N L Anderson and Al Stear promise up to date amusement with well behaved patrons. Journal endorses the venture and urges a large audience tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Store
Plattsmouth
Messrs
N. L. Anderson
al Stear
Ned Anderson
College Widow at Plattsmouth Library Benefit
Plattsmouth presents College Widow on June 30 to benefit the public library. The play tours major cities and features characters such as a country boy turned mollycoddle and Silent Murphy. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea ad promotes health and a 25 cent price from Gering & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Rube
Silent Murphy
Billy Bolton
Hollister
Gering & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Ledger
Echo
L. F. Langhurst
Castoria
Register
L. C. Pollard
New England States
John N. Swartz
Robert Shrader
Louisville
E. F. Snaveley
Samuel Coon
Dave Brann
D. S. Rockwell
W. J. Ray
Majestic Theatre
Oxfords
Nebraska
Havelock
Gov. Geo. L
M. Fanger
Great Panhandle OF
Texas
Kansas City
Frisno
Santa Fe
Frank Stanley
Coates
J. P. Falter
Fees
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