Plattsmouth Ads Highlight Goods And Local Notices
Local Plattsmouth listings promote Gut Heil cigars and Ebinger Hardware with seeds and fencing, wall paper, and a wide millinery line. Notices cover divorce grant to Mattie Winscott, funeral of Rebecca Churchill, wedding of Mary Meisinger and Otto Sprieck, and Otto Wurl cigars. Also tenants, relocations, and a furniture firm tie to Arthur J. Jackson.
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Gering & Co's
Ebinger Hardware Co’s
Wurl & Coffey's
Nellie Sherwood
Frank L. Cummins
E. D. Cummins
Mattie Winscott
Asa
Ebinger Hardware Co
Rebecca Churchill
Christian Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Gering & Co
Otto Wurl
Plattsmouth
Joseph
Parsell
St Mairs
Justice Court
Mary Meisinger
Jacob Meisinger
Otto Sprieck
Arthur J. Jackson
Lincoln
Mr. Jackson
H. J. Streight
Streight & Streight
Ptak & Bajeck
Main
Fifth Streets
Piattsmouth
Nebraska
Plattsmouth Welcomes Dr. Cummins to New Office Address
Dr. Frank L. Cummins returns to Plattsmouth opening a shared office with his brother Dr. E. D. Cummins opposite the opera house. The note mentions local commerce aims and claims on selling cheap goods due to two businesses under one roof. It also reports marriage licenses issued in Cass County and a funeral in Eight Mile Grove. The Papillion Times previews railway surveys for the Omaha Lincoln and Southern line with large projected expenditures and canal plans in Sarpy County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Cummins
Joliet
Plattsmouth
E. D. Cummins
Opera House
Cass County
Sattler & Fassender
Sattler Furniure Co
Papillion Times
J. E. Riley
Plattsmouth Power and Canal Company
Papillion
Omaha, Lincoln & Southern Railway
Omaha
Lincoln
Platte River
Riley
Sarpy County
South Bend
Maple Grove Notes on Visitors and Local Socials
Maple Grove is abuzz with visitors and illness notes. The Cunningham and Boedeker families travel for Lincoln Louisville and Nebraska news while a Saturday dance faced stormy weather yet drew several locals and neighbors.
Uncle Walker reaches seventy four as town recalls birthday
Walker Jones turned seventy four last Monday and received thoughtful gifts from relatives. The longtime village resident known as Uncle Walker is hoped to remain in the community for many years. Charley McNamee left Tuesday for Akron Colorado to start spring ranch work. his wife and two sons will join later. Local youths are seen about the town.
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Walker Jones
Walker
Charley McNamee
Akron
Col
Petty thefts warned as town notes distressing trend
A town editor urges parents to supervise youths amid recurring petty thefts of rings pocketbooks and small sums of money. Meanwhile local residents report moving farms and beginning new homes as John T Pope relocates to a prime Nebraska farm and Will A Frans starts a spring residence project Charles E Peck builds a 22 by 24 house for Frans Mrs Mary F Pell sells land moving to Kansas and Gering & Co promotes wallpaper returns.
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John T. Pope
Eikenbury
Woodbury
Nebraska
Will A. Frans
Charles E. Peck
Mary F. Pell
Cora A. Pickett
Wm. A. Pell
Nehawka Notes Report Local Happenings
Mae Hill of Nebraska City recovering from a broken leg after an earlier horse jump. Fred Kamm family from New Castle Colorado visiting nearby relatives for about three weeks. John Doughty moved Whitehead goods to Plattsmouth for Indiana home. First hail storm of season caused little damage. Fred Heebner shipped over forty fine hogs to Nehawka market. Gering & Co.
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Mae Hill
Nebraska City
Munn
Fred Kamm
New Castle
Col
J. M. Palmer
John Doughty
D M. Whitehead
Plattsmouth
Peter Opp
Fred Heebner
Nehawka
Elmwood Community News Highlights
Farmers work on harvest and sowing. H O Miller builds a new farm residence with carpentry to begin April 1. J E Noyes crews lay gas pipes. A nine pound boy arrives for E B Lambert. J B Sutherland family ends quarantine. house fumigated. Fred Mueller injures arm in a Sunday wrestling match. A shower and a south east rain with hail. Gering and Co. ingrain papers praised for beauty and low prices.
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H. O. Miller
L. Finley
E. B. Lambert
J B. Sutherland
Fred Mueller
Louisville Ledger News Dismisses Dickson Partnership and Local Incidents
Richey and Dickson will dissolve their lumber and grain firm on April 1 with Dickson selling his stake to Richey. The Courier notes Louisville loses Dickson but the business remains in capable hands. Also reports Theodore Boedeker’s serious illness, Henry Stander’s circular saw accident, Fred Stohlman Jr plans a brick building, and local seed potato ads.
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Forest Cunningham
Lincoln
Charles
Addison Boedeker
Louisville
Theodore Boedeker
Richey & Dickson
Dickson
Richey
Henry Stander
Ubal
George Berger
Mr. Stander
Fred Stohlman, Jr
James Sumner
Local village primary held in lumber office meeting
The Eagle village primary was held last Tuesday evening in the lumber office with a quiet, harmonious mood. Nominated for two year and one year terms were Frank Clements, Charles Venner, Conrad Wetenkamp, and H. G. Wiggins. A saloon question was not discussed. Dr. Davis of Plymouth Neb. died suddenly from rheumatic heart. New school library books arrived, thirty four volumes chosen by Prof. Gamble. Will Englishs’s baby cut leg badly. Dr. Thomas treated the gash. Lowe Bros paints advertised by Gering & Co.
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Frank Clements
Charles Venner
Conrad Wetenkamp
H. G. Wiggins
Eagle
Dr. Davis
Plymouth
Neb
Gamble
Will English
Thomas
Open season rules and local news from Nebraska county
The Nebraska City News notes Mlattsmouth abandons electric lights for economy. It lists open season dates for wild birds and fish, fishing methods, and license renewal rules. It mentions two exchanges missing and high winds damaging the South Bend wagon bridge, leaving a missing section and forcing a foot bridge entry for residents.
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Nebraska City News
Mlattsmouth
Platte
South Bend
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab Lets Refund Offer
All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature appears on each box. Price 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Tae heim Tae heim Westward route listing cities
A fragmented notice lists cities including Denver Helena Butte Portland Salt Lake City San Francisco and other western points indicating a travel or shipment route through multiple locations.
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Denver
Helena
Butte
Portland
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Points
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Just
Elson
Boss Outfitter
Plattsmouth, Neb
the Plattsmouth Journal
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
George B. Mann
W. K. Fox Publishers
W. B. Elster
Waterman Block
E. A Kirkpatrick
M. A. Street
Jessen
Frank Sharp
P. A. Hild
Mynard
E. W. Cook
Fourth and Wine Streets
J.C. Ptak
Udge
Douglass
Louisile
Marie Meisinger
Oflattsmouth
Duaries Martin MeVaniel
Martha Krought
Benjamin Davis
Florence Sthel Dutton
Dard C. Wollen
Carrirucinda Reed
Samuel Richardson
Ohio
Board of
J. R. Vallery
Will
Frank Richardon
Florence Carter
Montana
Eight Mile Grove
Axminsters
Panama
Percales
Pongees
New York
Queen Quality Shoes
Lehnhoff
Main St
Maple Grove
Wm. Puls
John Krueger Jr
Fred Schaffer
Mary Engelkemeier
Anna Engelkemeier
Mae Fulton
Maggie Hennings
Minnie Herren
Henry
August Engelkemeier
Adam
Albert Schaffer
Julius
Robert Young
G. H. Gilmore
John Ruby
Henry Engelkemeier
Murray
Alfred Gansemeier
Messrs
Ernest Young
Will Puls
Herman Gansemeier
Glen Boedeker
Dr. Gilmore
Wash Burton
W. H. Puls
Will Kloepping
Ham Norris
Ledger
Gering & Co’s
Register
Elmwood
Echo
J. E. Noyes
the Courier
Kausmann & Ramye
John E Leesley
B. & M. Bridge
Lowe Bros
High Standard
Sherwin-Williams
Ath
Greenwood News
Weeping Water Advocate
State of
Edwin Davis
Efor
sChrasks
Pou Ion Platts
Said
Ahi
Mer
Mhuttsmouth
Nebraske
J. EK. Dog Lasa
Taeheim
Platts
Lincoln Omaha
Chicagro
St. Joe
Kansas City
St. Louis
All Points
Pacific Junction
Voce
Iowa Points
Chicago
West
Pust Express
St. Joseph
Dally
Bumcios
THEAD
Ft. Crook
South Omaha
Cedar Oreste
Pacific
Platts- Mou
Fat Mall
Esicom
Ceeessee Avesenseee
Colorado
Utah
California
Grand Island
Black Hills
Ashland
Wahou
Schuyler
Oamaha
United States
Canada
W. L. Pickett
J. Francis
Burbanks
Red River
Ohios
Henry Baker
Cedar Creek
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