Local Plattsmouth Triumph Over Lincoln Star In Tight Tilt
A crowd watched Plattsmouth defeat the Lincoln Star 1 to 0 as Bardwell kept their hitters at bay. Mason scored the lone run in the first inning after a sequence including a stolen second and a Fitzgerald hit. The locals fielded a patched lineup with solid defense and timely hitting while Lincoln struggled with errors and their offense was stymied by Bardwell’s control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Star
Bardwell
Mann
Cecil Smith
Herald
Droege
Ault
McCauley
Mira Gerald
Smith
Bie
Herroll
Ben
Mason
Kelly
Lincoln
Plattamouth
Plattemouth
Vickers
Tocals
Subh
Don C. Despain
Thia
Fitzgerald
Platta
Lin
Star
Theshing Outfit For Sale By Owner Frank Vallery
Due to workload I cannot run my thresher this season and offer a 19 hp Gaar Scott engine a J I Case 82 52 separator with self feeder wind stacker see water tanks. Outlet is a bargain if taken soon. Frank Vallery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Case
Frank Vallery
Journal Ad Help Wanted for Readers and Advertisers
A brief public notice invites readers and local businesses to place ads in the Journal. It outlines contact options and deadlines for submission and highlights opportunities for promotions and announcements.
Local Notes and Family News from Plattsmouth
Union Ledger reports a June 10 birth in Plattsmouth with parents WI Rainey and James. Court Reporter Earl Travis visits Plattsmouth. Widdle McNamee and Mrs. Dysart travel to Omaha to meet his wife returning from Los Angeles. LC Missouri Pacific improving town infrastructure. Local praise for commerce officials. Will L Taylor and Andrew Taylor escort sister Louise Mickle home from hospital in Omaha. her condition improves. Deane Lynde named chief dispatcher of the L&N railroad at East St. Louis. An estate inventory for John C. Roddy filed in Nebraska City, valuing real estate at 60 000 and personal property at 10 561.85.
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Union
WI Rainey
Plattmouth
James
Louis Kobrell
Earl Travis
Plattsmouth
Ed. Leweh
Elmwood
Widdle McNamee
Charles Dysart
Omaha
Los Angeles
Cal
Missouri Pacific
Will L
Andrew E. Taylor
Louise Mickle
Deane Lynde
Ly & N. Railroad
East St. Louis
John C. Roddy
Nebraska City
B. P P. Davis
R. A.harris
Roddy
Lfe
Lion Fondies Child In Pittsburg Cage Incident
A Pittsburg report describes a savage lion fondling a child’s hand reaching into a cage. The note shifts to medical claims extolling Dr King’s New Discovery for croup colds and whooping cough with a testimonial from Mia and a Carolina resident praising its use for babies. Rest for coughs colds la grippe asthma and weak lungs is advertised with trial bottles and guaranteed by F G Fricke & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Dr. King
Mia
George Bh. Davin
Flat Rock
N. C
F. G. Fricke & Co
Estate matters before County Court with several final actions
In County Court Judge Bee son presided over estate cases. The Quin estate final hearing discharged the administrator and bondsmen. The Davis estate administration petition was granted appointing Laura Peterson as administrator. The Johnson estate final hearing closed its affairs. Counsel O C Plansbury and C D Clapp of Elmwood were prevented from participation. Alton of Elmwood also involved in the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeson
John C. Quin
Ann M. Davis
Laura Peterson
Samuiel
Johnson
O. C. Plansbury
Prevent
C. D. Clapp
Elmwood
Alton
Lame Shoulder Treated Quickly by Liniment
A remedy for lame shoulders is Chamberlain's Liniment. It states rheumatic muscle pain yields quickly to its use, noting the liniment is prompt, effective, and agreeable. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Sam Long Travels Through South Bend on Schuyler Train
Sam Long, a notable local figure in South Bend, arrives this morning on the Schuyler train and plans to return home this afternoon, spending the day in the city.
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Sam Long
South Bend
Schuyler
Legal Notice of Quiet Title Suit in Pigttarmouth Nebraska
George M. Porter filed a quiet title petition in the district court of Coną County Nebraska on April 1, 1910. The case seeks to establish ownership of parcels ten and eleven in block thirty eight of Pigttarmouth and to remove nonresident defendants from any claim.
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Helre
Lewis Johnson
Margaret Johnson
Seth Johnson
Hetra and
Devincey
John 2. Johnson
Solomon Vorhee
W. J. Leach
Fleet
Inktown
W. B. Leach
Myre
William Johnson
William Jotneon
Frederick TL. Baton
William T. Baton
Simon I. Baton
G. T. Drenry
Penryy
Lavenby
Ambrow
Ambrose Lavenby
Nebraska
Ordinance Authorizes Pearl Street Macadamizing In Plattsmouth
The city of Plattsmouth Nebraska adopts paving district number four to macadamize Pearl Street from West of Main to West of Seventh Street. The project covers southern half of Block 36 and northern half of Block 43 with a 30 foot wide center and ten inch thick surface. All conflicting ordinances repealed and measure takes effect after approval and publication. Mayor John P. Sattler. City Clerk W. J. Elster.
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State OF
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Imateemouth
State of Nebraska
Pearl Street
Fiath Street
Seventh Street
Plattamouth
Wald
Wali
Paving District No 3 Ordinance for Fourth Fifth Vine Streets
City adopts an ordinance authorizing paving curbing and guttering of Fourth and Fifth Streets from Main to Vine and Vine to Seventh with intersections at Fourth Vine Fifth Vine Seventh Streets through blocks 28 and 29. Brick paving with concrete foundation. bids invited. bonds and checks required. ordinance takes effect upon passage publication. Mayor John P. Rattler signs. City Clerk W B Bletor.
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Vine Street
Fourth Street
Seventh Street
Vine
Plattsmouth
Npbrabka
Wherilgas
Vine Streets
Pourth
Seventh Streets
Pimttameauth
State of
Maver
Maid City
Gutter
Rene District No. T
Walu Elty
Mayard
A. D
Finttemouth
Nebraska
Gnid City
Maldelty
Aaid City
State OF Nebraska
Pintiemouth
Main Etreet
Fifth and Vine Street
Seventh and Vine Streets
Brauch
Amt Elty Council
Anid Elty
John P. Rattler
Guardianship Sale Notice in Cass County Neb 1910
In the District Court of Cass County Nebraska guardian of Donovan A Walling a minor announces a real estate sale. An order by Judge Harvey D Travia dated June 20 1910 directs the sale of one third interest in Lots 12 10 and 17 in West Greenwood Cass County at the south door of the courthouse Mankato? Matt? on July 28 1910 at noon for cash to the highest bidder. The buyer obtains fee simple title. George W Walling guardian dated June 26 1910.
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District Court
Cass County
Nebraska
Donovan A. Walling
Harvey BD. Travia
Cave County
Real Watate
Wilbhert
Greenwood
George W. Walling
Nebraska Lighting Manager En Route to Omaha and Shenandoah
A Clabaugh a manager for Nebraska Lighting was a passenger this morning for Omaha to attend to business then proceed to Shenandoah Iowa where he oversees the local light plant supervision.
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A Clabaugh
Nebraska Lighting Company
Omaha
Shenandoah
Elmwood Notes From The Leader Echo
Myrtle Robertson was taken to Lincoln hospital for treatment. L A Tyson attended the state convention of retail druggists in Omaha. Captain Aldrich left for Tipton Iowa to visit friends and join his wife. The Dy Munger family returned from Texas pleased with gulf coast country. The Woodard building will be reoccupied as a pool hall with four tables. Frank Baker rents it and partitions were removed by Ben Dettman. Byron Clark and C C Flansburg came to town to depose Mrs Johnson in attorney fees matter. Mrs George OClbert underwent surgery at the local hospital. The operation was led by Dr Shoemaker with aid from Dr Wiggins. Mrs Alton and Liston provided support. The patient remained critically ill but hopeful for recovery.
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Echo
Myrtle Robertson
Lincoln
L. A. Tyson
Omaha
Aldrich
Tipton
Dy, Munger
Texas
Gulf Coast
Woodard
Hoover & Bogenrlef
Frank Baker
Ben Dettman
George Adams
Frank
Byron Clark
Plattamouth
C. C. Flansburg
Local notes from WEEPING WATER Republican
J I Corley visited Adams relatives and Miss Madeline Minor of Plattsmouth is visiting Misses Day for two weeks. W P Sitzman of Plattsmouth may join Republican effort. David Miller injured hand at rock crusher. Dr M M Butler ill with ptomaine poison improving slowly. Dr Livingston of Plattsmouth attended. Win Freeze and mother seek eye care in Omaha. Ralph Nelson burned by live coals in Hans Johnson park fire ashes. severe burns to knees.
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J. I. Corley
Adams
Madeline Minor
Plattsmouth
W. P. Sitzman
Plattemouth
David Miller
M. M. Butler
Livingston
Win. Freeze
Omaha
Gifford
Mr. Freeze
Ralph Nelson
Lars Nelson
Hans Johnson Park
Ralph
Local Briefs From Louisville Nebraska And Surrounding Area
James Terryberry bought a carload of sheep in Omaha on Tuesday. Mrs. W. C. Frampton of Lincoln visited Louisville friends earlier this week. Mr and Mrs Wm Towner and family returned to Wolbach after visiting W Diers. Mrs Chas Fetzer hosted the M E church society with a large luncheon. Mrs John Hell traveled to Omaha to see her sister Mrs John Rohrdons who had a serious operation but is recovering well. Edward Bronko and Rosa Pettit were married in Omaha on Wednesday. Frank DePuy Mildred Wade and Esther Wade arrived from Knife River Minnesota to visit relatives. Louisville folks in that area are reported well.
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Wm. Towner
Wolbach
W. Diers
Chas, Fetzer
M. E. Church
John Hell
Omaha
John Rohrdons
Edward Bronko
Rosa Pettit
Louisville
Frank DePuy
Mildred
Esther Wade
Knife River
Minn
Lowlaville
Mrs McElwain and Son Visit Lincoln Today
Mrs. and BE. McElwain and her son Roy, visiting for several days, were passengers this morning for Lincoln to spend the day with her daughter Mrs. Dutton and family.
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BE. McElwain
Roy
Lincoln
Mrs. Dutton
The Slattery Institute For Drunkards Scene
Theodore Carson visits a greenhouse and wakes amid a trio including Dennis O Grady and Mr Evans at the Slattery Institute. Misidentified as Mr Wylie, Carson is ushered to room 34. The group discusses aeronautics and Carson’s supposed field as he endures institutional treatment and breakfast.
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Theodore
O'Grady
Carson
Slattery Institute
Mr. Wylie
Mr Wrile
Fulton
Edison
Evans
St Johns Junior Choir Enjoys Picnic Hosted by Oltrogge
The St John s Catholic church junior choir attended a Sunday picnic in the woods near the Platte River hosted by Mr and Mrs Oltrogge. Guests included Miss M Hobschaldt Anna Rys Mary McElroy Anna Morley Mary Maguire and Messrs Emil Droege August Cloldt Francis Whelan and Henry Beenberger. The day featured games a picnic lunch and plentiful merriment with transport by carry alls to the grounds.
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St. John’s Catholic Church
Oltrogge
Platte River
Mrs. Oltrogge
M. Hobschaldt
Anna Rys
Mary McElroy
Anna Morley
Mary Maguire
Messrs, Emil Droege
August Cloldt
Francis Whelan
Henry Beenberger
Mrs Gapen and Daughter Travel to Omaha for Day
Mrs. Oscar Gapen and her daughter Miss Helen travel by morning train to Omaha to spend the day in the city. Mr. Gapen drives from their Murray area home to join them for the day and return. County Attorney Ramsey, who has been in the state on professional business, returned home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Gapen
Miss Helen
Omaha
Mr. Gapen
Murray
Ramsey
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Lincoln Stard
Theshing Machine
Jeorge M. Portur
Pattees Wilson , Hrowh
Bh. F. Mesheeneys
W. J. Elster
James Terryberry
W. C. Frampton of
Virginia
Mr. Craighead
Craighead
Dennis
Carson Guesed
Mr. Waddy
Mr. Carson
Alabama
Dennis O'Grady
Tonie
Mr O'Grady
New York
Boston
Atlantic Coast
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Pacific Coast
Yellowstone Park
Colorado
Big Horn Mountains
Black Hills
Thermopolis
Wyoming
MTSU
Ll. W. Wakeley
Omaha, Neb
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