Veterans of Plattsmouth travel to Omaha amid illness report
Morning train arrivals show Mrs Ed Weaver, A L Anderson, Mrs Rose of Red Oak and many others heading to Omaha for visits, business, or to attend the obsequies of Frank Shaffer. County officials note W W Coates quarantined at Hotel Riley due to illness. Old citizen Peter Turn dies at 69 after long paralysis. funeral set for South Tenth Street home.
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Mrs. Rose
Red Oak
Frank Shaffer
Saffer
C. M. Parker
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Peter Turn
Mr. Turn
Sweden
South Tonth Street
M. G. Curehill
Murray
M. L. Friedrich
Louisville
Omaha travel and local business notices fill Thursday personals
Thursday's notices detail residents and visitors traveling to Omaha for business on trains and attending to affairs in the city. Names include Albert Punk Dr O Dwyer Hen Horning W Hi Newell Louis Friedrich Byron Clark and many others with trains to the city and surrounding towns.
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Albert Punk
Omaha
Dr. O Dwyer
Hen Horning
South Omaha
W. Hi. Newell
Louis Friedrich
Fast Mail
BH. A. Lorenz
Byron Clark
A. W. Atwood
Omaha Bee
Contested Will of Joseph A Connor Central to Estate Case
In county court, Constantine J Smyth argues the will of the late Joseph A Connor was destroyed after his death and accuses witnesses of perjury. The hearing focuses on whether Connor revoked the will, the availability of any copy, and motives tied to provision for Grace Connor and a memorial institution.
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Joseph A. Connor
Mr. Connor
Constantine J. Smyth
Leslie
County Court
Smyth
Connor
Scannell
Grace Connor
Worlhi Herald
Havana Professor Endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Prof H A Howell of Havana Cuba endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy based on his baby's week long illness. He credits the remedy with prompt relief and the child's full recovery after three days. The ad notes availability from F G Fricke & Co.
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H. A. Howell
Havana
Cuba
Chamberlain
Irof
I. A. Howell
Howell
Cubs
F. G. Fricke & Co
Spring house and body repairs promised by households
An urged seasonal program calls every homeowner to inspect and repair after winter while women are asked to clean living spaces. The text promotes Triner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine as a blood purifier and digestive aid with claims it strengthens weak areas and aids appetite, available at drug stores including Joy in Chicago.
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Trinor
Harmony
India
Aahland Ave
Chicago
Floating river house drifts past Central Avenue
A large pine frame house, 24 by 60 feet, floated down the river about 12:30 a.m. with a hole chopped in the roof where occupants cut out. Crowds watched as boats pursued the drifting dwelling. It was landed south of the city and will be hauled ashore. origin and former occupants unknown.
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Central Avenue
Nebraska City
Nowa
Elmwood Families Move to South Dakota for New Homes
Eight Elmwood families and neighbors relocate to South Dakota after purchasing land in Ipswich and Huron. The group travels in six cars, joining others along the route, with a note that they will be missed locally yet wished prosperity in their new homes.
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South Dakota
Elmwood
Orl Batley
Fred Brunkow
Phillip Lohn
Robi. Brunkow
Ipswich
Keho
Ed Polin Welcomes Baby Daughter in South Omaha
Ed Polin arrived from his South Omaha work in a jubilant mood after the stork brought a ten pound baby girl to his home. Both Mia Polin and the child were reported doing finely as excitement swept the family and neighbors.
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South Omaha
Ed. Polin
Angy
Mia
Polin
Death of Myra Tyobel Iden Noted by Ruffner Family
Mrs. P. B. Ruffner received a message from Maysville Missouri announcing the death of Myra Tyobel Iden, daughter of William Black and a voner of Dr. John Black. She was the last of seven siblings and died at age ninety eighty nine, leaving a long-lost family line.
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Laily
Mra. P. B. Ruffner
Maysville
Myra
Ty Obel
Iden
William Black
John Black
Mya
Mee
Ruff
Jed
Dean's Ointment Offers Cure for Obsessive Piles
Don’t think piles can be cured. Thousands of obstinate cases have been cured by Dean’s Ointment, 40 cents at any drug store.
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Dean
Tender Reception for W. H. Boner and Wife at Methodist Church
The Methodist church will host a public farewell reception this afternoon in the church hall for Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Boner who have been prominent members for years. The event invites the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. McKinney
Metropolis
A. L. Anderson
Methodist Church
W. 8. Boner
Witness Subpoena Issued In Treen Case Reaches Premont
Dr G Golding of Premont named as witness for the United States in a case against Hiram Jott. Subpoena issued from a federal district in Tehrescoe and served via the Omaha U S marshal’s office. Deputy Proctor proceeded to Fremont to effect service.
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Treen
G. Golding
Premont
Cheenvile
Tenn
United States
Hiram
Jott
Tehrescoe
Matehal
Omaha
Golding
Matshal Proctor
Fremont
Havelock Democrats Nominate City Ticket
Democrats of Havelock select a city ticket headed by Mayor Sam Hinkle and include Clerk Charles Currie Treasurer Joseph Tighe First Ward Councilman Frank Wageman Second Ward Councilman James Tharts horn School Board members Fred Kroehler and Frank Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havelock
Sam Hinkle
Charles Currie
Joseph Tighe
Frank Wageman
James Thartshorn
Fred Kroehler
Frank Young
State Journal
Senate bill targets weed control on railroad rights of way
Senator Han Ning introduced a bill requiring railroad companies to keep their rights of way weed free during seeding time. The measure passed the senate by a substantial vote and allows local road overseers to act if companies fail to control weeds on their property. Omaha Nowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincely
Senator Hanning
Senate
Omaha Nowa
Railroads May Loosen Up After Missouri 2 Cent Fare Case
Railroad officials and passenger men weigh the Missouri 2 cent fare ruling. They expect a possible return to the 3 cent fare and increased western investment. Executives planned talks at St Joseph to map a cooperative course and revise rate sheets after court outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Missouri
St. Joseph
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Mall
Mra. Jos. Wales
George Goodman
H. Atwood
Lincoln
F. H. Dunbar
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J. L. Hadraba
W. W. Coates
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Robert Ward
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Chris Parkennings
Margaret Rusterholts
Clarence Forbes
Littleen
Walter L. Proper
Wae & Pontenwer
John Gilson
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John Ledeway
Sesele
Tda
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Jacob Duechler
Emma
John Lohnes
Lohnen
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Creston
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Loona
Lola Grindle
Bartlett
Mra. Sivey
BK. G. Dovey & Son
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Katie Miller
Pilger, Neb
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B. W. Livingston
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J. B. Tuey
Hazel
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Chas
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George Pore
Little Daughter
St. Joseph, Mo
Ben Brooks
Familly
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Hebron
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George Dodge
William Ballance
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C. J. Smyth
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Sanford Lewis
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Schulhof
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Denver
Mr. Lewis
Tom Sherwood
C. B. Etherton
R. R. Livingston
Mies Hermia Kalasek
LL. M. Orr
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Roy Dodge
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H. H. Tyson
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Creighton
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Bloomington
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Schuyler
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Stanton, Neb
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Lizzie Cline
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