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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1910

Page

3

Cass County Teachers Institute seeks housing and guest speakers

County Superintendent Miss Foster promotes the Cass County Teachers Institute set for August 8 to 12, urging residents to list available rooms and board for visiting teachers. Special attractions include Dr. A. E. Winship of Boston and a domestic science course as part of a broad educational program. Death notice follows: Captain William H. Straight dies at Masonic Home in Plattsmouth, age 76, with services by Covert lodge A.F. and A.M. in Omaha.

Miss Foster Cass County Teachers Institute A. E. Winship Boston Winship United States Foster Straight William H Masonic Home Plattsmouth Nebraska Omaha Neb Captain Straight Cincinnati Ohio Covert Lodge No. 11 A. F A. M

Bellevue centennial souvenir praised for historic woodcut portraits

The Journal notes a Bellevue centennial souvenir presented to Colonel H. C. McMahen. The cream paper pamphlet uses old wood cuts and contains many historical notes, offering an instructive and unique memento of a significant town event.

Bellevue H. C. McMahen

County Judge Discharges Upton in Smith Estate Proceeding

County Judge Beeson presided as L R Upton administrator of Miles Russell Smith estate was discharged after settling accounts and bonds. Claims against William P Bailey estate were allowed in county court. A marriage license was issued to Charlie Voigtmaine and Amelia A Stahlman of Louisville for a Lutheran church wedding tomorrow.

Beeson L. R. Upton Miles Russell Smith Asme Upton William P. Bailey Charlie Voigtmaine Amelia A. Stahlman Louisville

Two Important Events In Plattsmouth Area

Word has been received of two births involving former Plattsmouth residents. On June 15 a son was born to Mr and Mrs I M Deffenbaugh in Kansas City Missouri. On June 19 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Carl R Graves of 1801 P Street Lincoln Nebraska. Both mothers and children are reported well.

Plattsmouth I. M. Deffenbaugh Kansas City Deffenbaugh Mias Olive Graves A. J. Graves Carl R. Graves P Street Lincoln Neb

Rain Needed Amid Farmer Trade And Hot Weather Hopes

Farmers crowd city streets for weekly trading as heat continues. Residents express urgent need for rain across the region to prevent potential crop damage and worsened conditions if the hot spell lasts longer.

Grandma Horn Improves Slightly at Daughter's Home

Grandma Horn remains about the same in illness at the home of her daughter Mrs Wm Hassler. Friends hope for a recovery and her return among them. John Krueger, a respected farmer from west of Murray, spent the day in town attending to business.

Grandma Horn Wm. Hassler John Krueger West of Murray

Organizing a Branch of Railway Investors and Employer group

Messrs Brophy and Pennington visit the city to organize a branch of their association and discuss tonight’s meeting. Brophy, a former Democratic railroad commissioner candidate and ex Union Pacific employee, and Pennington, an ex Burlington employee from McCook, report encouraging progress for the gathering. Fred Waugh shows marked improvement at Swedish Memorial hospital Omaha and is expected to recover fully.

Messrs Brophy Pennington Railway Investors and Employer Association Union Pacific Burlington McCook Fred Waugh Swedish Memorial Hospital Omaha

Pioneer Mayor Hogabone Visits La Platte for Brief Business

Mayor William Hogabone, a La Platte pioneer, spends a few hours in the city for business. William Puls Jr., a prominent resident from west of Murray, drives in for the day to conduct business.

Wm. Hogabone la Platte William Puls, Jr

Guardianship sale notice in Cass County Nebraska

In the district court of Cass County Nebraska a guardianship sale is ordered for Donovan A Walling. On July 18, 1910 at 11 a m at the south door of Plattsmouth courthouse the undivided one third in lots 12 13 16 and 17 in West Greenwood Cass County Nebraska will be sold for cash to the highest bidder. George W Walling guardian dated June 26 1910.

District Court Cass County Nebraska Donovan A. Walling Harvey Travis Plattamouth West Greenwood George W. Walling Donovan A. Wallne

Earl Morris in jail again after escape attempt

Young Earl Morris, captured near Union five miles northeast and brought to Union, is incarcerated in the county jail. Sheriff Quinton and Constable Barton recovered him after a pursuit by river and woods, with public demand growing for a new, stronger jail to prevent further escapes. Morris shows resolve to avoid serving his sentence, while locals call for improved facilities and stricter confinement.

Earl Morris Hastile Quinton Jalil Journal George P. Barton Union Missouri River Morris Claud Everett Everett Barton Clarence Farm Kearney Morrla M. BE

Young farmer injured by runaway team near town

Willie Pankon, a noted young farmer southwest of town, was struck by fear of an approaching automobile while driving corn. He fell, breaking a bone in his left ankle. Auto drivers did not stop. he crawled to regain his team and was taken to town for treatment. He is recovering.

Willie Pankon

Nehawka Citizen August Ost Visits City for Business

August F Ost of Nehawka a well known local resident arrived in the city this morning on the M P train and is there attending to business matters.

August F. Ost Nehawka

Crabtree for State Superintendent

Prof J W Crabtree former Peru Normal official announces candidacy for Nebraska state superintendent. He cites twelve years in the department and aims to preserve current policies with emphasis on practical subjects and stronger cooperation among normal schools colleges and universities. He notes regret that Superintendent Bishop won’t remain to finish ongoing movements.

Peru Neb Nebraska State Department of Education Department Jackson McBrien Hishop Bishop J. W. Crabtree

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