Death of a Prominent Nebrask a Jurist Remains Timeless Figure
Fort Dodge scene marks the passing of Michael A Hartigan a Hastings lawyer once based in Plattsmouth from 1879 to 1887 A natural orator and member of a famed Nebraska bar he practiced in Michigan before moving to Plattsmouth later serving Adams county as county and Hastings city attorney He was born July 12 1847 in Luzerne County Pennsylvania and links include Adjutant General John C Hartigan of Fairbury his son
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Fort Dodge
Nebraska
Michael A. Hertigan
Hastings
A. L. Murray
Plattsmouth
Hartigan
R. B. Windham
Michael A. Hartigan
Luzerne County
Pennsylvania
Big Rapids
Michigan
Reed City
Platttsmouth
Coates
Fitzgerald
Adams County
John C. Hartigan
Fairbury
Fred Stewart Leaves City for Omaha to Live
Fred Stewart, longtime resident and former fifth ward councilman, departs this city after eight years of service. He moves with his young son to Omaha to begin a new life, after enduring the loss of his wife, mother, and child.
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Fred Stewart
Omaha
Stewart
Fifth
Mr. Stewart
Harold Receives Godspeed For Future Happiness
The text wishes Harold well as he departs with family support from Mr. and Mrs. William Tams to aid in caring for the child. It expresses universal wishes of Godspeed for Mr. Stewart and his future happiness and success.
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Harold
William Tams
Stewart
Godspeed
Plattsmouth Steam Laundry Rebuild Under Way
The Plattsmouth steam laundry began removing the building front to allow significant improvements. The old facade that has deteriorated for years will be replaced with a substantial new front.
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Plattsmouth
Independent Candi Dates Appear in Race
Two new faces join the city campaign Carl A Johnson in the fourth ward and Frenk F Buttery in the second their petitions filed with the city clerk and ballots set for April 6. Johnson has eight years on the council while Buttery has served since 1906. In the fourth ward Johnson faces J C Brittain Democratic candidate and Henry Steinhauer Republican nominee. Buttery opposes Fred Linderman who is the nominee of both parties.
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Carl A Johnson
Frenk F. Buttery
Johnson
Mr. Buttery
Frank Battery
Mr. Johnson
Fourth Ward
J. C. Brittain
Henry Steinhauer
Mr. Battery
Fred Linderman
Primary filings end with light turnout across county offices
Grace period closes with no filings for county assessor and many offices with only one candidate. Albert Wetenkamp and Dr. B F Brendel among late filers, while H K Frantz seeks re election. Delegates and committeemen filing lively across precincts with multiple candidates contesting party representation.
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George R. Sayles
Albert A. Wetenkamp
My- Nord
Miracle Man James Hickson Draws City Crowd in Council Bluffs
Thousands attended a St Pauls Episcopal service in Council Bluffs to hear James Moore Hickson of England, known as the Miracle Man for his healing work. A ten person delegation from St Luke's church observed, impressed by his faith healing and message of Christ’s simple belief.
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James Moore Hickson
England
Miracle Man
That
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Council Bluffs
Father W. Leet
St. Luke’s Church
Christ
Forfeit Bonds in Prohibition Case Near Horn
Two young men found in a south city car near the Horn were cited in Police Judge Archer court. Officer Henry Trout reported the pair, each facing a $15 bond, and the court fined them $12 plus costs, covering the deposited money. This marks a rare recent case before the court.
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John Barleycorn
Nebraska
Archer
Henry Trout
Eight Pound Son Born to Local Family in Tacoma
This morning L H Petersen received a Tacoma message announcing the arrival of a fine eight pound son at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Cook. Grandparents Mr and Mrs C E Cook and Mr and Mrs L H Petersen of this city are pleased. Mrs Cook was formerly Miss Anna Petersen of this city.
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L. H. Petersen
Tacoma
Washington
Frank Cook
C. E. Cook
Dennison stickers and cards at the Journal office
Dennison brand stickers and cards are featured prominently at the Journal office creating a popular display. The line draws readers for craft and correspondence needs.
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Dennison
Journal
Auditing Firm Begins County Checks in City
The Dvorak Auditing Company of Omaha, hired by the county commissioners, has started work and is examining the office of County Treasurer Mike Tritsch. Deputy State Auditor George Anthes and special accountant Mrs. Marie Gahan are in town reviewing the books. The firm recently completed a decade long audit of Saunders county officials and will finish the one year county review here soon.
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Daltr
Dvorak Auditing Company
Omiaha
Board of
County Commissioners
Mike Tritsch
George Anthes
Marie Gahan
Saunders County
L. J. Mayfield
F. J. Hennings
Louisville
Joseph Bulin
Mr. Short
Harry T. Short
Joseph C. Varga
Sanford Short
Earl M. Short
Frank T. Buttery
Guards
Robert Moreland
Shepherds
Cc. G. Mayfield
L W. Taylor
C. A. Rathburn
C. P. Busche
P. G. Hennings
F. G. Reams
Elmer Johnson
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellowship
Placing Bequest From Mrs Gering Honors Aged Ladies
Henry R. Gering of Omaha distributed a $5 bequest to every woman in the community aged seventy or older, from the trust set by his mother Mrs. Paul Gering. Clergy and Dr. Livingston helped compile the list, with over one hundred recipients identified. The act serves as a lasting tribute to Mrs. Gering’s memory and generosity.
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Henry R. Gering
Omaha
Paul Gering
W. &. Lerte
M. A. Shine
J. 5. Livingston
Redistricting Committee Reviews Final School District Maps
The county redistricting commission chaired by Miss Alpha Peterson met at the courthouse to review the proposed consolidated districts. J M Teegarden of Weeping Water and J F Gustin of Murdock attended as members, and maps will be submitted to the county commissioners tomorrow to complete the commission’s labors.
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Miss Alpha Peterson
J. M. Teegarden
Weeping Water
J. F. Gustin
Murdock
Court House
Board of County Commissioners
Moving Back to City by Miller Family in Jamesport
Mrs Henry Miller widow of Barney Miller plans to return to the city with son John Miller and his wife after selling land holdings in Missouri. John arrived recently and awaits his mother and wife's arrival to find a new home location. Old friends welcome the Mil ler family back to the old home.
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Twesday
Pary
Henry Miller
Barney” Miller
Jamesport
John Miller
John
Miller
Missouri
County Court Petitions Seek Administrators in Two Estates
In Monnay's Daily, Jacob Kraeger and William Kraeger petition for H N Dovey as administrator of their father John Kraeger Sr estate valued at 20000 dollars in personal property. Alvin G Long seeks John W Edmunds as administrator for Jack Long minor killed by a live electric wire while near a power line from the city to Murray.
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Monnay
Jacob
William P. Kraeger
H. N. Dovey
John Kraeger
Alvin G. Long
John W. Edmunds
Jack Long
Murray
Modern eight room home near Main street for sale
Eight room house offered for sale three blocks from Main street. Contact phone number 592 for details. Local listing notes address and basic features in a concise notice.
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Main Street
In-Déw
Milk Cows for Sale in Murray by Theo Bouton
Two good milk cows just fresh for sale at reasonable prices. See them at Murray.
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Murray
Theo. Bouton
A Just Wrath Over Tobacco Juice At Post Office Steps
Custodian H E Wilcox of the post office building vented wrath over nights of tobacco juice splashed on the north steps. He says a single culprit repeats this nightly and offers a spittoon for their use to save labor.
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H. E. Wilcox
Mr. Wilcox
Wilcox
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If you are not a subscriber to the Daily Journal, you can enter your name on the subscription list to receive future issues. The notice invites readers to sign up by providing their name for enrollment.
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The
Daily Journal
Oscar Larson Improves After Nebraska Hospital Stay
Oscar Larson of Green River Wyoming, brought to Omaha for illness and treated at St Joseph hospital, is reported to show marked improvement. Doctors now hope surgery will not be necessary, noting the high altitude climate near Green River contributed to his weakness and his condition has improved since returning to Nebraska.
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Oscar Larson
Green River
Wyoming
Omaha
St. Joseph Hospital
Larson
Nebraska
Qualifications for School Electors
The article explains the eligibility rules for school election voters. It states the law allows both men and women to participate, with mothers of school age children or women who own taxed property eligible to vote, and male voters must be taxpayers in the community.
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Board of Education
Board’ of Education
Funeral of Mrs Eliza Beth Barry Held Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Barry were held this morning at St John s Catholic church on Oak street. The body arrived from Omaha where she died. The pallbearers were Edward H Schulhof Con Gillispie Charles McGuire Frank Fisher and John Cloidt. Attendees from Omaha included many relatives and friends from the city and from Ashland.
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Elizabeth Barry
St. John’s Catholic Church
Oak Street
Omaha
Barry
St. Catherine Hospital
Burlington
M. A. Rhine
George Barry
Hubert Barry
Ed Vrobril
P. A. Welch
James Vrobril
Carter
Seifert
James Jordan
Ashland
For Sale Red clover seed three bushels re cleaned
Advertises three bushels of red clover seed for sale at 30 cents per bushel. Contact Co. A. Ramee via telephone 3513. tiw pits FATS.
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Co. A. Ramee
Glenwood Girl Abducted Then Found Near Burlington Depot
Miss Gertrude D Baker aged 16 was attacked by two men and a woman, knocked unconscious, and abducted in a machine. She was found by two telephone operators near the Burlington depot about 10 pm and is recovering at home from a head injury. Local authorities suspect white slavers or kidnappers. no Duggan exists in town. Sheriff Edwards was notified to locate the car and suspects.
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Glenwood Sn
Gertrude D Baker
K. A. Baker
Vivian Rager
Miss Baker
Duggan
Burlington
Married at the Court House in Nebraska City
Carl Berry and Agnes Jessin of Nebraska City were married by County Judge Allen J. Beeson on Saturday afternoon. The couple planned to move soon to western Nebraska after the ceremony. Daily Journal notices the event with a brief wedding report.
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Carl Berry
Agnes Jessin
Nebraska City
Allen J. Beeson
Mrs. Berry
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City
C. A. Johnson
Frank F. Buttery
Second Ward
James T. Begley
James M. Robertson
Clarence '. Beal
Frank J. Libershal
A. F. Sturm
Nehawka
H. K. Frantz
Eagle
B. F. Brendel
Fred L. Nutzman
Mynard
Jacob P. Falter
C. F. Vallery
M. G. Stava
M. S. Briggs
Cfity
M. Archer
William B. Rishel
L. G. Todd
W. B. Banning
G. 5. Upton
William Mark
M. G. McQuinn
D. R. Frans
J. L. Reynolds
Liberty Precinct
South Bend
C. H. Campbell
Walter C. Thimgan
A. D. Zaar
H. P. Long
Fred Weaver
Rock Bluffs
Dr. G. H. Gilmore
George S. Smith
Ed S. Tutt
Go, Bluffs
Omaah
James H. Short
Grand Patariach
Glenwood
Gertrude Baker
Burlington Depot
First National Bank
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