Probate Notice for James Vallery Jr Will Executors Appointment
The County Court of Cass County Nebraska publishes notice that on January 7 an instrument was filed proposing probate as the last will of James Vallery Jr deceased. Maudie Vallery and Francois White are named executrix and executor and a hearing is set for July in the county seat to contest or confirm the will and appointment. Objections must be filed before the hearing as directed by the court and the attorney names are Hanvex Th Thavis and Hytos Crank.
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County Court
Cas
Culty
Nebraska
Inee-Batite
Dude Viellery, Jr
Vuallery
Deermind
Vonee
Jaluary
Dacot Vallery
Petitham
Juedh Vallery, Jr
Aod
Maudialeam Valiery
Francois Ee White
Meeheeka
Platewonth
Cass
Hanvex
Thavis
Hytos Crank
Notice of Final Settlement in Estate Case Cass County Nebraska
In Cass County Nebraska a notice to interested parties in the estate of John Grok states that on June 11 the administrator filed his report vouchers and petition for final settlement seeking approval of accounts and assignment of real estate to the widow and heirs subject to liens. A hearing is set for July at the county judge office in Plattsmouth to show cause why the accounts should not be approved and why the estate should be discharged. June 1905. Hagver P D Travis Ryton Crank Attorney County Judge.
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Cass County
Nebraska
Jon Koa
John St. Grok
Plattsmouth
Cass
A. D
Hagver
Estate of William Meir Houseworth Petition for Administration
In Nebraska, the estate of William Meir Houseworth deceased has no will alleged. A hearing on the petition for administration is set for July 71, 1905 at 2 p.m. in the court. Interested parties may contest the petition, with Mary A. Houseworth or another suitable person to receive administration. A. Rawls, Harvey I Travis, attorneys for petitioner. County Judge.
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Cass County
Nebraska
William Meir Houseworth
Mary A. Houseworth
A. Rawls
Hanuvey I Travis
Fairview notes on weather and local happenings
Local farmers thank weatherman Adam Kraeger for fine corn weather. Various residents visit Cedar Creek and nearby towns. J W Tritsch elected school board director, succeeding M L Williams next spring. Socials, shipments, and visits populate a busy week in Maple Grove, Eight Mile Grove, Mynard, and Alvo.
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Adam Kraeger
P. E. Tritsch
Cedar Creek
Martin Frederick
F. J. Hennings
Phillip Hild
Eight Mile Grove
J. W. Tritsch
M. L. Williams
South Omaha
Martin Williams
Will Volk
Adam Krueger
Anna Hollenbeck
Alvo
Tennis Edwards
Louisville
Eight Mile Grove News Briefs and Social Notes
The Eight Mile Grove community reports a wake for the 4th harvest celebration plan. Fred Rice is praised as a first class cook available for bachelors. Eddie Rice sustains a back injury after a horse accident returning from a social theatre night. A ball game Sunday sees Eight Mile Grove possibly victorious over Eight Mile and Maple Grove. F. H. Chassett visits Cedar Creek. An ice cream social at Eight Mile Grove church is well attended with a good time.
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Eight Mile Grove
Fred Rice
P. A. Hild
Eddie Rice
Eight Mile
Maple Grove
F. H. Chassett
Cedar Creek
Oxford
Pony sale and local farming notes in Cedar Creek vicinity
John Deitz sold a pony to Ray Davis of Maple Grove. A. Hild made a business trip to Cedar Creek Friday. The rest of the vicinity centers on plowing and corn work with no other notable events reported.
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John Deitz
Ray Davis
Maple Grove
A. Hild
Cedar Creek
Local Briefs Highlight Quiet Week and Weekend Travel
Floyd L. Wolcott reports a quiet week after returning from a Denver trip. Farmers work the fields while businessmen chase cheap Chicago rates. Edward Backemeyer returns from Napierville Illinois to spend summer at home. John Holtman turns one amid a surprise party with gifts. Anna Langhorst and Arnold Muth wed at their Avoca Nebraska home on June 21 1905 with about a hundred invitations and many relatives present.
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Chicago
Edward Backemeyer
Napierville
Ile
John Holtman
Will Langhorst
Avoca
Nebraska
Miss Anna
Arnold Muth
Holdrege
Beacon Society Notes and Local Happenings
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Anton Manks on Tuesday June 20. Mrs. Harmon plans to visit her ill father in southern Missouri today. W M Morning of Lincoln to speak as the day’s orator. Ed Carr reports a large rat kill at his place with 105 rats found under feed racks. Geo Reitter Jr returned from a visit to Ohio Illinois and St Louis noting poor corn in Ohio but good prospects in Illinois Iowa. A barn owned by the Heisman brothers eight miles northwest was struck by lightning and burned. horses saved, contents lost. On June 19 a baby boy arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hersh and they plan to raise him until age 21. Mother and child doing well. Frank proud.
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Ed Carr
Geo. Reitter, Jr
Ohio
Illinois
St. Louis
Iowa
Heisman Brothers
Here
Frank Hersh
Frank
Mynard Social Roundup Includes Visits and Weddings
W Bb Porter and wife visited the county seat on Saturday while J B Seybolt of Murray came Monday. Edyth Jean hosted by Filton Sherdiman and Miss Hazel Cox visited relatives near Eight Mile Grove. The Cole Perry wedding drew many friends at Peter Perry’s home as Lightening caused minor damage to Mrs. Lou Hent’s residence. A July 4 celebration is planned in Weeping Water. Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup advertised as a mild stomach and liver aid.
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W. Bb. Porter
J. B. Seybolt
Murray
Mynard
A.S. Will
Plattsmouth
W. F. Gillespie
South Omaha
Filton Sherdiman
Lincoln
Edyth Jean
Ed. Mann
Omaha
Bd. L. Amick
Hazel Cox
Eight Mile Grove
Nora Henton
Ibula
Lela Vallery
Ethel
Tereca Marler
Havelock
Neb
Cole-Perry
Peter Perry
Lou Hent
Greenwood visitors and local happenings in Lincoln area
Greenwood residents and visitors mingle with Lincoln figures as attorneys, doctors, and merchants travel between towns. Notable items include John Buck's acquittal on an ordinance violation, changes at a bank front, and Fourth of July plans in Greenwood.
Oxford pecal Correspondence
Fred Englekemeier made a business trip to Plattsmouth last Saturday. Mary Schla returned to John Buck s after a week with her folks at Plattsmouth. Rev. Fred Spriegel is able to be up again after a week s illness. Ed Gansemer bought a new riding cultivator from H. E. Pankonia at Louisville. Farmers report slow corn progress and the Fourth of July approaching. Fairview jokes about a turkey gobbler s neck. A note on a definition of woman from Fairview. Fred Gansemer delivered corn to Charles Philpot, who farms cattle. John Bock and Aunty Raechel visited Plattsmouth. Annie West from Beatrice spent a week with relatives. H. F. Gansemer vows revenge for a jacket stolen at a platform dance.
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Fred Englekemeier
Plattsmouth
Mary Schla
John Buck
Fred Spriegel
Ed Gansemer
H. E. Pankonia
Louisville
Fairview
Fred Gansemer
Charles Philpot
Charles
John Bock
Raechel
Annie West
Beatrice
H. F. Gansemer
Frank Doty
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Promises Skin Healing
The ad touts DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as penetrating pores with antiseptic healing to subdue inflammation and cure boils burns cuts eczema tetter ringworm and all skin diseases. It claims effectiveness for piles and notes original salve is by E C DeWitt & Co sold by Fricke and Gering.
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DeWitt
E. C. DeWitt & Co
F. G. Fricke & Co
Gering & Co
Special election in First district declared legal by officials
Governor Mickey says the July 18 special election to fill the Burket vacancy is legal and valid. Attorney General Brown and ex Congressman J K Strode back federal constitutional authority over calling such elections, arguing state law has no bearing since Congress has not met. Lincoln Journal reports the governor’s reading of Section 4, Article 1 and the Nebraska statute.
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Mickey
Brown
J. K. Strode
Iis
Burkett
United States
Congress
Nebraska
Lincoln Journal
Mayor Brown Garners Warm Reception In Plattsmouth
Lincoln Mayor W Fr Brown Democrat candidate visits Plattsmouth to meet voters before the election. The genial, upright leader draws praise for his business background and personal appeal while planning to meet more Cass county residents before returning to Lincoln.
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W. Fr. Brown
Lincoln
Plattsmouth
Pollard
Brown
City of
Cass County
Mayor Brown
Earnest Pollard
Journal
Mr. Brown
Mr. Pollard
Flo
Mr. Pullard
Prairie View Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Bent Livingston and family celebrated his mother’s 53rd birthday on Wednesday. Several residents made trips to Plattsmouth and Lincoln for visits and education. Blanch Horning returned from four years at the university in Lincoln. Local trades and social calls include Eda Pitts, Mrs. Pepperberg, Mrs. Kessler, and Emma Goos hosting guests with Etta and George Nickels.
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Bent Livingston
William Gilmore
Plattsmouth
Pepperberg
Kessler
Eda Pitts
J. W. Carter
Andy
York
Blanch Horning
Lincoln
Bulab Minor
Wiles
H. H. Rist
Etta
George Nickels
Emma Goos
Kaufman
Omaha
Bertha Goehry
Murdock
Mr. Jones
Weeping Water
L. W. Nelson
Cyclone Insurance Notice Advises Storm Coverage
It is the season to insure against cyclone loss. Applications for cyclone insurance are to be made to W. W. WrxspHam at Coates Block.
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W. W. WrxspHam
Coates Block
Cure for Kidney Disease Praised in Letter
C F Collier of Cherokee Iowa credits Electric Bitters with curing a severe kidney disease. He suffered backache headache and depression before the tonic restored his health. The testimonial endorses Electric Bitters for weak kidneys liver or stomach. Sold by Fricke druggists at 50 cents.
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C.F. Collier
Cherokee
Electric Bitters
F. G. Fricke & C
Notice to Tax Payers for 1905 County Assessments
The County Board of Equalization will sit to equalize county assessments for 1905 in the Commissioners Chamber at the Court House Plattsmouth starting June 13 16 at 10 oclock a m and continue daily through July 1 1905. Property owners should inspect their assessments to adjust any valuation errors per law. L A Tyson County Clerk.
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County Board of Fignalization
Commissioners Chamber
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