Jottings on Life and News from a Stricken City
A long, fragmentary column blends aphorisms with a letter from Mrs. Manner describing the San Francisco earthquake's devastation and her efforts to help. She recounts scenes of ruined university buildings, hospital scenes, and the shattered campus, noting widespread fear, fires, and relief efforts while expressing gratitude for survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnd
A. Rawls
Munner
Alva
Pato Ata
Cat
Rawls
Benson
Beth
Rucina
Arthur
Eucina Star
Evcclon
Eucina
Hanna
San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
University
Memorial
United States
Maner
Otley
Stanford
Tam
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Moxern
Memorial services for departed friend and family
A large gathering at the late home Friday observed the last rites for a departed man, joined by his wife who died recently. Rev. J AH Salsbury led the service with a cherished choir. Floral tributes showed high esteem as the remains were laid to rest beside his wife in Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. AH. Salsbury
Oak 111
Horseback accident leaves Nelson Jean with severe bruises
While riding at evening Nelson Jean Savurdity on the Lowet cattle horse was jolted when the animal ran toward a tree. He was knocked unconscious for hours, suffered serious contusions and a possible broken rib, but was reported recovering well the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Jean Hiad
Nelson
Auburn Principal Ludden Named Plattsmouth Leader
Prof A J Ludden Auburn high school principal was elected principal of Plattsmouth high school at a salary of 100 per month. He had signed contracts to stay in Auburn, and the offer, though honorific and unsought, is noted as a compliment to his leadership of Auburn students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Ludden
Auburn High School
Plattsmouth High School
Ludden
Auburn School Board
Auburn Herald
Nebraska clipping fragment hints at local notices
OCR readable fragment shows names and numbers connected to a Nehawka Nebraska area notice. Details are incomplete but indicate a local item listing persons or entities with monetary or time values. No clear event, date, or full organization identified.
Death of a Nebraska veteran soldier in a long obituary notice
The article memorializes a Nebraska Civil War veteran, detailing his birth in Ohio, western migration to Missouri and Nebraska, enlistment in the First Nebraska, and service at Fort Donelson and Shiloh. It notes his marriage to Sarah Ruse, homesteading near Burwell, and death after months of illness. Surviving family includes five sons Samuel, Walter, John, Harry, and Clifford, plus a wife.
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Tanae N. Gochenour
First
Ebrasioa
Vedvik
Burwell
Nel
Whder
Corm Maier
John M. Thayer
Vaye
Virgil
Isis
Roemting
Syracuse
Nebraska
Fort Dovelson
Shiloh
Pittsburg Landing
Blom Creek
al Omala
Cilas County
Eek Butts
Sarah Russe
Marrige
Burrell
Neb
Washington
Harry
Samuel
Walter
John
Clhiude
Samuel Gochenour
Olio
Tan Charetill
Apeil
Iit
Missouri
Tomantood
Reteccn Clemmons
Noar Rock Bluffs
Ghairehiil
Marcelle
Alt Churchill
Con
Accident Injures Young Man Near Weeping Water
A 23 year old named Domings, son of John Dominga, from two and a half miles northeast of Weeping Water, suffered a serious accident while returning home for dinner. He was found unconscious near a creek with injuries including a chest paralysis, facial cuts, and a horse bit. His exact cause remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Domings
John Dominga
Iewis
Local Marriage License Issued To Messersmith and Tomasenski
In the county judge's office Saturday morning Harry L. Messersmith age 21 and Mary Tomasenski age 18 both of this city obtained a license. Judge Travis united them in marriage with blessing. Messersmith is son of Mr and Mrs William D Messersmith and works in the car repair department. Tomasenski is daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Tomasenski and is held in high esteem locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Messersmith
Mary Tomasenski
Travis
William D. Messersmith
Albert Tomasenski
Newborn Girl Delights MacMaken Family
A baby girl arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy MacMaken about 2 20 Friday afternoon. The infant weighs seven pounds and brings joy to her parents and grandfather, with hopeful smiles for her life ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy MacMaken
Grandpa McMaken
Judge Travis Urged as Suitable Governor Material
The Lincoln Herald suggests Democrats interview Judge Travis of Plattsmouth for high public office. It states he has ability and integrity and could perform the job to a nicety, noting he may not fit their platform but would be a strong candidate.
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Lincoln Journal
Chaleo
Burlington
Delaney
Haker
Bignell
Atralia
Chalco
Omatia
Lincoln
Chalco Atdisia
the Herald
Judge Travis
Plattsmouth
Lincoln Herald
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Mr. and
Mrs. Rawls
Stanford Uni
Chas. Black
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R. F. DD
Nehawka
J. W. Gochenour
General Thayer
Happy Hunting Grounds
al Chaice
Levi Churchill
Levi Churchi
Christian Church
Plattamouth
Voutzy
Haslof Lincoln
Nev. Youtzy
Fife
Belar
Tien
Union Bank
Nebraska City
W. Williams
Robert Evans
Vinh
Uley
Aden
Chey
Tie
Niomis
Wow
Pradoy
Boomali
Che Tien
Ahl Ahout
Denver
Chicago
Ed Jolowem
Joseph W. Johnson
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Lincoln Journal of Sunday
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Ind
Doehall Hanes
Tirat
Hine
Helin
Ilinois
Iawa
Pacific Junction
Mort
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Linteln
Iastings
Tastings
Johnson
Kenyon Incharge
McCook
John Gauer
Cedar Creek
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