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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1909
Page
5
Ijima and Donovan clash over family secrets near Annandale as Rosalind Holbrook meets Donovan by the lake. They spar with wits and Shakespearean drollery while danger and loyalty interweave in a tense, shadowed chase.
Elmwood community updates include attendance at Mil dred Rhoden’s funeral and visits by local families. York officials announce location of the Nebraska state Odd Fellows home with a $10 000 cash guarantee and a $20 000 land purchase, bringing jubilation to York. Faler Thierolf store prepares four tons of fixtures for a grand unveiling next Saturday.
Mrs. Kate Corbett visited her ill sister Mrs. Margaret Corbett in Elmwood. Dr. Walker hosted his mother from Murray for a day. Mrs. R. B. Stone and two children visited E. G. King’s family in Syracuse. Mrs. J. M. Palmer spent two weeks at Avoca caring for her ill sister. Bruce West sought spring wheat, John Whiteman juror on Oasenkop case with Wes Magney, Jake Kracker contracted for an arch cave near Eight Mile Grove. Mrs. Isaac Pollard visited Union to see daughter Mrs. Barnum after her husband’s death. Henry Heinrich and wife visited the Grubers, marking Mrs. Heinrich’s first trip since Omaha hospital. Missouri Pacific upgrades train service with a mall car and another coach for passenger comfort.
The Monday morning freight train carried away three immigrant cars and with them three good citizens Charles Brandt and his son Alfred with a ble car well fired goes to Merna in Custer county In their going Cass county loses a splendid man Adolph Schwartz goes to Mandel son in the Big Horn Basin of Wyoming where he has rented an irrigated farm for a long term of years The friends of Adolph will miss him especially when it comes to hunting wolves and kindred sports Tom Smith goes to the western part of the state and another old timer will be registered among the absent ones.
R. W. Tyers former deputy game warden with two years service based in Havelock has moved to Bas Sett in Rock county. He will spend his time from now on looking after his game duties in that area. Rupert of Omaha visited last evening seeking Mr and Mrs Chriswelser, but found them away on a visit. she returned home on the early train.
J. W. Goodnature of Berlin Wisconsin ends a several week stay in the vicinity and city. He plans to visit his sister at Pardeeville then return home, after visiting Mrs. Hennings McCullough Urish and Will Soper. He had also called on John and George Sporer at Valparaiso Nebraska. A large group of friends saw him off at Burlington station.
Rumors in railroad circles suggest the Burlington may alter the Sioux City Ashland line to provide improved service for small towns. Time hints at two daily trains or a split schedule with one train south in morning and the other north in afternoon, allowing residents to reach nearby communities. Currently the north and south bound trains pass through Fremont.
Charter No. 642 incorporated in Nebraska as of February 10 outlines resources including loans and discounts collateral secured and unsecured, bonds stocks securities, judgments, banking house and furniture, other real estate, current expenses and taxes, due from banks, checks and exchange items, and cash needs.
A damaged OCR record shows entries for cash items and bank relations, notes on securities and judgments, and listed assets such as furniture and fixtures. It includes signatures and a dated commission expiration, indicating a formal but incomplete public financial record.
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