Avoca Nehawka Notes Include Weddings Wins and Trades
Local items report Mrs. Graham visiting Nehawka friends and Mrs Beeson ill at the week start. Avoca teams beat Berlin 12 to 8 in baseball. Several residents travel to Omaha for business while car sales and home building proceed. Mrs Hattie Brooks Quinn dies in Denver after a brief illness. funeral held in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Nehawka
Beeson
Orland Tetf
Omaha
Fred Westlake
Ora EB. Copes
Jno
Charles Gruber
Dale Mead
Ben Mohr
Lincoln
Charles Woodson
Carroll Quinton
Dunbar
J. C. Zimmerer
Nebraska
Roy Combs
Ora EK
Copes
Tno
Opp
Beaver Crossing
Joseph Betts
Valparaso
Benjamin Betts
Marquardt
Chalmers
Jobe Hoults
Smoots
George Maseman
West Avoon
Will Maseman
George
Unadilla Bowsters
Stron
Lamford Rehmaser
Oxford
Hattie Brooks Quinn
Denver
Quinn
Colorado
Report of the Condition State Bank Nebraska Cam
A scanned 1912 notarized bank condition report from Cam County Nebraska, with J John Zimmerer as cashier and directors John H Busch and Henry Wohiers. Subscribed and sworn by Notary C E Terri, June 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cam
J. Jon. C. Zimmerer
Stave Bapkins Board
C. Zimmer
John H. Busch
Henry Wohiers
C. E. Terri
Avoca Falls to Cedar Creek on Home Field
Avoca lost the season opener at home to Cedar Creek in a close contest despite leading earlier. The Cedar Creek outfield held the Avoca attack as errors and sixth inning misplays cost the hosts. A large crowd watched as Cedar Creek won five to four with Conners and Gruber exchanging blows on the mound and Harmon umpiring. Next Sunday Nehawka Sluggers visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca
Cedar Creek
Avien
Nehawka Sluggers
Avota Ld
Conners
Gruber
Conners and Wolff
Gruber and Mead
Ul Pire
Harmon
No License Notice on Wine Handling and Elixir Ads
Advertisement notes a near future government license requirement for alcohol products while claiming Tuiner's American Elixir of Either Wine is medicinal and exempt. It touts Trin era American Elixir of Bitter Wine as a stomach and liver remedy and mentions Mr. Joe Tuiner of Chicago and Mrs. M McElroy visiting Minneapolis with local family names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuiner
Joe
Ashland Ave
Chicagea
Sable praises Foley Kidney Pills for quick relief
Charles Sable of Rochester New York says Foley Kidney Pills give prompt relief from long standing kidney trouble. He recommends the remedy at every opportunity and the ad notes F G Frieke & Co sell the pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sable
Cook St
Rochester
N. Y
Foley
Sable
F. G. Frieke & Go
Begin Cutting Wheat Today in Cass County
From Wednesday's Daily M. L. Furlong began cutting his forty five acre field of wheat this morning and continued this afternoon. He is the first to use a reaper in Cass county this season. The yield is expected fair with good berry quality on the hill land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Furlong
Best cough cure claim in Wis ad for Foley's honey and Tar
A Wisconsin household advertises Foley's honey and Tar compound as the best cough cure after trying many types. The seller FG Fricke & Co promotes the product with a brief testimonial from a local woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blomauist
Radadle
Wis
Sive
Foley
Moley
Fg, Fricke & Co
South Bend Notes and Local Ball Game Report
South Bend witnesses a busy week with visitors from Ashland and Omaha. The Farmers' Union directors met. school election results included a moderator and a new director. A dramatic Weaver Colts victory over Hill's Ramblers soared 14 to 1 as local players impressed, while gypsy fortune telling and weed cleanup marked village life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Lansing
Omaha
Phil Kline
Oklahom
H. P. Lane
South Omaha
Byron F. Dilb
Robert Talbot
Farmers’ Dain Company
Bb. Sturceneeger
Calmary
Canada
Francis Haney
Springfield
Jaworsky
Bb. M. Richardson
Charles Campbell
M. Go. Brown
Thomas Walling
Martsmouth
Jerry Mellagh
Kate MeoHueh
Plainsmouth
Carl Hofmeister
Freo Colorado
George Vorel
John Pinn
O Cynaha
South Bend
John Wagner
Frank Jaworsky
Mena
Fr. A. Neuman
John Campbell
Elmer Green
Campbell
Chicago
Weaver
Collis
Hill
Ramblers
Weaver Colts
Murdock Sees Ball Team Triumph At Home
Special Correspondent reports Murdock defeated Manley 10 to 6 as local residents crowded the diamond. Jeeta Debord, Ashland visitors and Lincoln guests are noted, with several local social events and injuries mentioned, including a broken ankle and a rusty rail injury.
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Lee Debord
Onaha
Mes
Allert Zieroth
Lincoln
Murdock
Ashland
T. Vandenberg
Maxwell
Watlie Rellowang
Greenwood
Mina Tinethy
Omaha
Tere
S. Hullish
Wabash
Lillia Shellon
Rayvmond
W. O. Gillespie
Gravee Lawton
Opal Uile
Maar Alyo
Edear Moomey
Max Goeley
Weeping Water
Grandpa Wolfe
Tlenry Gakemier
Eve
Elin Sorick
Helen Moomey
Leal McDonald
Lacey McDonald
Harry Gillespie
Marald Tool
Manx
Edward Geyne
Manley
Manley Rooters
Chicago Pilcher
Murdock Neb Incorporated Bank Statement 1908 1912
Murdock Bank reports figures for June 1912 showing assets liabilities and deposits with detailed items in this Nebraska financial statement. A notary public certifies the sworn statement by Cashier A. Guthmann and bank examiner dated June 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock, Neb
Nebraska
Ik ‘Wott
Baer
Toms i
Camaxam
Notary Public
Exniaan
Chamberlains Tablets Promise Gentle Bowel Movement
Advertises Chamberlains Tablets as a remedy for constipation that provides an agreeable bowel movement without unpleasant effects. Sold by F G Fricke & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
F, G, Fricke & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. G. Dovey & Son
The
Bank of Avoca
Avoca, Nebraska
State of
Resourds
National
Wen Mart
M. McElroy
Minneapolis, Minn
Thomas Pollock
Hugh McElroy
Minneapolis
Marcus, Brown
Dad” Weaver
Dalle
George Thimgan
Bunker and Kittell
Gentle Mack
Kittell
Hill's
Charles Dil
Wallick
Colts
Weaver's
Galts
Tom Walling
Plattsmouth
Weofoose Ofooleolooloris
Jeeta
Bennett
Oscar McDonald
Marguerite
Murray
William Weddell
Greeley
Garrell Galbert
Bank OF Murdock
Vale
Psa
Varices
Ccc Cashler
Sepoaitor
Cena
Nearaska
Coxi I
A. Guthmann
Do Tereby
Gorredt
A. Gutmann
Plattsmouth Garage Co
Warga & Cecil
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
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