Lottie May Doggett and the Quiet Duel of Love
Lottie May confronts Stam Tucker and Tom Strickland after a late night encounter. Stam’s jealousy erupts as Tom defends Lottie May, and old Grandfather Rafe Doggett forces a wagon ride home. The trio’s tension lingers amid Missouri political tensions and family shame.
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May Doggett
Lottie-May Doggett
Lottie-May
Stam Tucker
Tom Strickland
Stam
Littie-May
Lottie- May
Tom
Pete Fanshaw
May
Liam Tucker
Lottie May
Little May
Dom Strickland
Deat
Black Bottoms
Littie-May Doggett
Nineveh
Lottle-May
Stum Tucker
Liam
Rafe Doggett
Lottie May Doggett
Stan
Stamm
Mr. Doggett
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Colonel Todhunter discusses corruption and money with a skeptical audience. The exchange contrasts rural honesty with urban sin and ends with praise for Todhunter’s faith in life and living. The Hon. William J. Strickland approves Todhunter’s optimistic view.
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Todhunter
Sodom
Eph
Tucker
Nineveh
William J. Strickland
Colonel Todhunter
Plattsmouth Notes On Street Work And Departures
In Plattsmouth forty years ago the Third street cut near Main is described as unstable after election chatter. Hal Morse of the Bok M leaves the city to join the Atchison and Topeka A R in Kansas. The Colonel’s departure is mourned as a tall, friendly figure and the Herald reflects on lost acquaintances, wishing him and the bay mare well.
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Third Street
Main
Hal, Morse
Bok M
Atchison & Topeka A. R
Kansas
Herald
Wooden wedding in Three Groves ends with funny tally of wooden items
Mr and Mrs Ben Crost celebrate a wooden wedding near Dr Wiley s farm with a flood of wooden gifts including sixteen wooden half bushels forty peeks nineteen pitchfork handles and twenty five wooden cradles. The event spurs jokes of more wood weddings in Gass county as locals recall the scene and tally. Meanwhile John A Clark resigns as cashier of the First National Bank of Mattesmouth to take the same post at Lincoln Merchants Bank. he will remain a bank director and retains all his local interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Crost
Hattie
Ben
Tapis
Gass County
Herald Office
Jno
A. Clark
First National Bank of
Mattesmouth
Merchants’ Bank
Lincoln
John Fitzgerald
G. Dovey
A. W. McLavellin
John O'Rourke
County Commissioner M. L. White Travels for Family Return
M. L. White, a county commissioner, departed for Mlingis yesterday to bring back his wife and children. The trip aims to reunite the family and return to Gooduck.
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M. L. White
Mlingis
Gooduck
M.L
Unclear fragment hints at personal relations and travel
Fragmentary text mentions a person named Smith returning home on a Tuesday and another person Mike with a wood lime note. No clear event, place, or verifiable details available.
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Smith
Mike
Ree
Streight and Miller Candy Stand Opens to Public
Uncle Jason Streight has moved in with his partner after renting rooms to several arrangers. Streight Miller's confectionary fruit and nick-wax stand is now open for business with Streight keeping house there.
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Jason Streight
Streight & Miller
Proposed South Ward Drive for Election Day Victory
Figures including Billy Edger ton Mitkelwail and Schnasse plan to petition the legislature this winter for a new ward south of town. They seek a single ward they can carry on election day.
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Billy Edgerton
Mitkelwail
Schnasse
Uncle Schlegel's Colts Run Wild Through Omaha Streets
A lively horse incident on Sixth and Fourth streets ends with ponies entering stores and a storefront sign bent. Nathan, Solomon, and others navigate the chaos, while reports hint at local corruption and visiting figures including Mr. Win Bennett returning from Utah.
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Schlegel
Sixth Street
Pottenger
Fourth Street
Fourth
Platte Valley House
Solomon
Frank Kendall
Herald
Nathan
Alex
Hog weighs 822 pounds sparks record challengers
A 2 year old hog named Laat reportedly weighs 822 pounds, prompting questions about potential rivals. The narrator mentions being raised by Mr Elam Parmele and asks who can beat the massive specimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Neil
Captain Marshall Stands Firm in Last Post Office Drift
Cap Marshall, likened to a ship’s captain, held his post long into the evening amid the town’s post office dispute. Tomorrow he is expected to return, renewed, at the municipal building near the Mason block.
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Cap. Marshall
Patience
Masonic Block
Local notices hint at New Barber, Shops and Trades
A jumble of local chatter mentions Rush Fellows toothache, a felon on a finger, snow and sleighing, cheaper wood, coal shortage, plans for a new barber shop, a plow factory restart, various tradesmen opening shops, and a prison capture. Also references Rev McKelvey sermon and printer’s bills paid. desire for part of a large sum and supper time.
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Rush Fellows
Jim Tucker
Mike Schnellbacher
D. Ho Wheeler
Frank Stadter
Piper
Dan McKinnon
J. Rh. Dilley
Lincolo
Dave Morrow
Tom Mitchell
Charley Forsha
McDonagh
T. W. Shryock
Mr. McKelvey
MBE
Best Laxative for the Aged
An advertisement promoting Dr. King's New Life Pills as a safe gentle laxative for the aged. It claims prompt easy relief without pain and notes a price of 250 with a recommendation from PF. G. Fricke & Co.
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Dr. King
PF. G. Fricke & Co
Cedar Creek resident Garner seen handling city business
A. Garner of Cedar Creek was among those in the city today attending to several hours of business matters in public spaces and offices.
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F. A. Garner
Cedar Creek
Local residents visit city for business and travel plans
James Longbridge of Murray and H T Crocker of Tabor were in the city for several hours on business. Dozens of residents from nearby towns visited, including Miss Florence Fisher, Mrs. Harley Burdick, Mrs. W M Brooks, and others. Several travelers departed for Arkansas, Montana, Nebraska, and New Mexico to visit relatives or pursue land and forestry interests.
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James Longbridge
Murray
H. T. Crocker
Tabor
J. H. Meisinger
Gedar Creek
Florence Fisher
Red Hair
Town
Helen Egenberger
Harley Burdick
Omaha
J. P. Sattler
BR. A. Stell
Little Son
Hastings
Neb
W. R. Bryan
W. M. Brooks
Nelson
W. G. Brooks
A. M. Searle
Montecello
Ark
John Weyrieth
Alice
Bentonville
Arkansas
Elmwood
WH. Meisinger
Alvin
Mynard
Ofea
Messinger
H. A. Bailey
Kenneth
Alva
Minneapolis
OG. O. Larson
Bess Edwards
St. Paul
Lake Independence
Minnesota
George Koennke
Hay Springs
W. J. Bookmeyer
Koehnke
T. J. Kesserson
Thomas Wiles
Wiles
Mr. Kestersen
George A. Kaffenberger
Our
Margaret Scotten
Teresa Drooge
Burlington
Denver
Miss Drooge
John Ulrick
Miss Scotten
la Junta
Sam Bexton
Alberquuerque
New Mexico
Edmund
Texas
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for every family during hot summer months. It claims the product is invaluable, cost effective, and almost certain to be needed before summer ends.
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Chamberlain
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Fom Strickland
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Steve Yancey
St Louis
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Mizevorah
Sul
Strickland
Plattsmoute
Mike Sehnelibacher, the Black
Cantie Bee
Courreyor
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