Dispatches Bring Nolan Back to Calhoun's Seventh
In the midst of a brutal mountain clash, Captain Nolan returns to the Seventh after receiving dispatches from Cheyenne. He is welcomed by Calhoun and assigned to Calhoun's troop as Custer orders a bold strike to drive the enemy from the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Crook
Rosebud
Cook
Department
Terry
Gibbons
Cheyenne
Murphy
Powder River
Custer
Calhoun
Nolan
Green Valley
Robert Nolan
Capt. Nolan
Nehawka residents prep for farming on Rev. Davis lands
Nehawka W F Blodgett loaded horses and farming gear into a car and will farm on Rev. Davis' properties in Furnas county next year. L G Todd Jr remains ill with appendicitis and undergoes surgery in Omaha today. Weeping Water residents restore a phone at the depot after a merchants’ subscription drive. Wesley Davis from Weeping Water visits his mother at Grandma Davis's home, who nears age 84. Mrs J M Stone returns to Nebraska City after a healthful visit and plans to resume housekeeping in about three weeks. Herman Smith reports Kriss Smith’s appendicitis surgery at Emanuel Hospital in Omaha. Wayne ODay goes to Lincoln to check the B and M. Missouri Pacific rail line downsizes, firing fourteen operators and closing stations. signal big shift for telegraphers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Blodgett
Furnas County
Weeping Water
Wesley Davis
W. R
Grandma Davis
Herman Smith
Kriss Smith
Murray
Emanuel Hospital
Omaha
Wayne O'Day
Lincoln
Missouri Pacific
Custer's Charge Moves Toward Valley Village
A column of Civil War era cavalry advances after two o clock with Custer leading the attack on a valley village. Troops push forward as distant rifle fire and dread build, Reno’s position unseen and hostile forces mass in concealment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weir
N and D
Reno
Brant
Custer
Cook
First Warm Day Brings Out Kids in Spring Air
The piece notes spring warmth prompts children to play outside after a long winter, with lighter clothing and rising grip infections. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe cure preventing pneumonia from colds and claims it is pleasant for children, sold by F. G. Fricke & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
F. G. Fricke & Co
Louisville notes on births, moves, and local industry
The Courier reports a boy born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Ahl on March 3. The National Stone company hires 30 to 35 workers at east town quarries, paying 174 cents an hour for 10 hours. Albert Shelhord returns to Cass county farming near Louisville. Byron McNealy recovers from a 90 foot well incident after 52 hours underground. J D Ferguson family moves to Lincoln. Ed Bing surveys for Murphy quarry stripping. Miss Earnhardt misses school due to appendicitis, replaced by Miss Towle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Ahl
National Stone Company
Albert Shelhord
Elmwood
Louisville
Albert
Cass County
The
Courier
Byron McNealy
J. D. Ferguson
Lincoln
Ferguson
Peruna Editorial No 2 Claims High Efficacy
The piece defends Peruna as a catarrh remedy, citing Hydrastis Canadaensis Golden Seal Corydalis Formosa Cedron Seeds Copaiba and other ingredients. It references US Dispensatory authorities and authors like Bartholow Scudder and Millspaugh to support Peruna’s medicinal claims and asserts proof from high medical authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
United States
Bartholow
Scudder
Millspaugh
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Carolina
Elmwood Briefs include birth and moves
Mrs. Hardnock recovering after surgery. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs George Winkler on Monday evening. L F Langhorst moved into the former Dr Hobbs residence after purchasing the property last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Winkler
L. F. Langhorst
Dr. Hobbs
Mr. Langhorst
Grandfather Swartz improves after earache and local moves
Grandpa Swartz, sick for days from a painful ear condition, shows considerable improvement. A. J. Box buys the C C W Kraft residence, will move to Elmwood next fall. Col Bates of the Plattsmouth Journal visits Elmwood for missionary work. August Rosenow and Fred Schnormeier buy St Mairs livery barn and equipment, taking charge last Monday. sale valued at about 4500 dollars. Trans Miss lawn grass seed offered at John Bauers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Rosenow
Fred Schnormeier
St Mairs
Echo
Mr. Mairs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bob Hampton
Placer Ban
Mide
Coulee
Benteen
Custer Wheel
Nehawka
L. G. Todd, Jr
J. M. Stone
Nebraska City
the Courier
Ed. Bing
Murphy Quarry
Miss Earnhardt
Miss Towle
Wabash
Ayer
Ew Co
Lowell, Mass
Bedtim
Peruna Editorial NO. 2
Grandpa Swartz
A. J. Box
CC. W. Kraft
Rev. White
Mr. Box
Col. Bates
Plattsmouth
Trans-Mississippi
John Bauer’s
Royal
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!