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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1909

Page

3

Father pursues eloped daughter from Neola to Logan

O H Hildreth of Neola pursues his daughter who eloped with Fred Howard. Sheriff Quinton and Chief Rainey locate them near a Southwest city farm, arrest Howard, and return them to Logan Iowa. Howard’s father arrives, intent on protecting family interests while the daughter is taken to a hotel. Maud Hildreth, 15, is sought by Logan police as a possible accomplice.

Neola C. M. Hiber O.H. Hildreth Fred Howard Chief Rainey Hildreth Sheriff Quinton Howard Frances Dudley Cedar Rapids Quinton Harrison County Logan Rock Sheriff Rock W. D. Howard C. M. Hildreth Mr. Benson Maud Hildreth Miss Hildreth Rainey Pacific Junction Omahia-World-Herald Persia Omaha

Modern Woodmen Initiation Brings Union Guests Home

Cass Camp No 332 M W A hosted three Union initiates Vernon Arn Sherman Austin and John Hoback at their hall. The event included a playful goat ritual band music and generous refreshments. About twenty five Union visitors attended with editor Charles L Graves of the Union Ledger acting as chaperon. The group returned by midnight M P train after praising Cass Camp for the hospitality.

Union Cass Vernon Arn Sherman Austin John Hoback Bohemian Boys Ciss Camp Union Lodge Cass Camp Amos McNamee Sam Gifford Geo Stites Elmer Chepman Ed. Midkiff Chris Petersen Chas Anderson Edmiston Jesse Dysart Myron Lynde James Gruber Hi Gruber Joe

Degree of Honor Fast Settlement of Death Claims

The Degree of Honor rapidly paid two death claims in succession after Mrs. Margaret Gibson received 2000 dollars and Mrs. William Wohlfarth 1000 dollars. Miss Hempel’s office in this city enables prompt proofs and swift settlement, earning gratitude from the beneficiaries.

Margaret Gibson William Wohlfarth Miss Hempel Grand Recorder

Boy Suffers Eye Injury in Schoolyard Prank

Yesterday afternoon Marion Dinxberry was struck in the eye by a stick wielded by playmate Theodore Widden during a game. The blow caused a painful injury and may have serious consequences, though no blame is attached and parents await a medical assessment.

Marion Dinxberry Theodore Widden Mr. and Mia Frank Duxberry

Liniment touted as cure for muscular and rheumatic pains

An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Liniment as an effective remedy for muscular and rheumatic pain along with sore muscles and lame backs. It promotes 25 and 50 cent bottles available through FG Fricke & Co.

Chamberlain FG. Fricke & Co

Subway Under Burlington Tracks Becomes Lasting Monument

Workmen finish the new underground crossing at Main street in Plattsmouth under Superintendent Hedengren. The solid masonry structure features an iron fence, a small park area, and a waterway that drains into the street, improving safety for locals and Iowa visitors alike.

Main Street Hedengren Burlington Plattsmouth Iowa

Couple Wiles and Kiser Wed in Secret City Ceremony

Troy E. Wiles of Cedar Creek and Miss Edrie Kiser of Mynard were married in Nebraska City this morning in a quiet surprise ceremony attended by friends. They return to Cedar Creek for their home on eighty acres once owned by Wiles, with warm wishes from many in the county.

Troy E. Wiles Cedar Creek Edrie Kiser Mynard George Wiles Weeping Waters Dan Kiser Nebraska City Fannie Will Clare Thomas

To See His Son

Chris Gobelman rode to Omaha to visit his son Frank in the hospital. He had been recovering at home from a leg infection after scratching it and breaking a two week absence to check on his child.

Chris Gobelman Omaha Frank Mr. Gobelman Kon

Skin Disease Relief With Chamberlains Salve

Disease of the skin causes intense itching and smarting that disturbs rest. Quick relief comes from applying Chamberlains Salve which almost instantly stops itching. The ad notes many eyes cured and mentions VO Fricke & Co and Aug Bach Jr. visiting Omaha on the noon train.

Cenemaé Totter East Rheum VO. Fricke & Co Aug. Bach, Jr Bush Omaha

Pacific Coast Tour by Seattle Exposition Trip in 1909

The Summer 1909 Seattle Exposition offers a best chance to tour the Pacific Coast for 50 dollars round trip with 15 dollars more via the Shasta Route. The journey promises Yellowstone, coastal forests, Puget Sound, Mount Shasta, Santa Clara Valley, San Francisco Bay, Monterey, Santa Barbara, Southern California, and more with palatial hotels at reasonable rates.

Seattle Shasta California Yellowstone Park Puget Sound Mount Shasta Santa Clara Valley San Francisco Bay Monterey Santa Barbara America Italy Colorado Los Angeles San Francisco Pascadena Salt Lake Denver

East Texas New Chicago investment exhibit car visit

The Texas Exhibit Car arrives in Plattsmouth at the Burlington depot for a three day showing. The Giant Construction Co of Chicago markets New Chicago land ji in Anderson County Texas offering 10 acre tracts with 10 down and 10 a month plus a free lot per 10 acres. Investments touted as 100 percent yearly income led by East Texas opportunities and rapid development.

East Texas Plattsmouth Burlington Depot Chicago Anderson County Texas Giant Construction Co Ill New Chicago Giant Construction Company East Central States

Judge Whitten Opens South Dakota Land Auction Drive

Judge James W. Whitten arrives to oversee the unentered lands sale in Gregory County South Dakota with 420 lots and more than 50 000 acres. The sale begins with lot 1 and runs daily, aided by Woole Hood and local groups to manage crowds and provide information.

Woole Chamberlain Land Office B. M. Hood First National Bank Times Homesteaders Aid Bureau of Information

Digestive tonic claims to cure brain fatigue and headaches

An advertisement urges a tonic called Tunner's Elixir of Bitter Wine to restore pure blood by perfect digestion. It touts benefits for fatigue, nervousness, headaches, and liver concerns and lists Jos Tuiner and address in Chicago. The note adds a stray line about Dwyer in Omaha and train travel.

Jos Tuiner Ashland Ave Chicago

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Stetson Hart, Schaffner & Marx Prites Subway Wiles—Kiser Uo Hn W.L. Pickett L. W. Wakeley Nebraska City News O, Dwyer
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