Residents travel daily to Omaha report
Local notes list Mrs Sharp and many others boarding the morning or mall trains to Omaha for visits with friends and relatives. Attorneys, editors, and business men from Murray, Elmwood, Union, Nehawka, and surrounding towns are seen in the city handling matters, while trains bring residents of South Omaha to brief engagements and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sharp
Omaha
G. F. & Burton
Will Taylor
Union
J. N. Wise
Charles L. Graves
The
Union Ledger
Wm. Delea Denler
Elmwood
John H. Becker
Carrie
Col
J. B. Seybolt
Murray
For Sale or Kent Goodwin Farm West of Plattemouth
For sale or trade of the Goodwin farm located seven miles west of Plattemouth in Kent. Property offers agricultural potential with available acreage and accessible road frontage. Ideal for farming or development, with potential buyers asked to inquire for details and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Plattemouth E
BE. Goodwin
Trade Review for the Week Recovery in Business
R G Dun Weekly Review notes improved bank clearances and April earnings up 13.9 percent from 1906, immigration 212000 higher, imports up, iron and steel demand and prices rising, copper hardening, construction activity advancing. Leather market stronger in line with higher prices in other goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
May
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Bradstreet’s Report Signals Optimism in Trade and Agriculture
New York reports from Bradstreet show improvements in retail trade and some recovery in farmers operations. The week notes a calmer immediate delivery jobbing and wholesale activity with an improving tone for fall trades and larger demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
Bradstreet's
Senate Fixes Lead Duty at Dingley Rate Passed by House
Washington May 8 The senate voted to fix the duty on lead contained in lead ore at 1 1 2 cents per pound the Dingley rate and the rate in the bill passed by the house Fifty three senators including all Republicans present and Hughes and McEnery voted for the duty while nineteen Democratic senators opposed It was not opposed by low tariff Republicans Senator Clapp urged lower duties and Senator Owen defended the income tax constitutional validity
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Washington
Senate
Lause of Representatives
Hughes
Cole
McEnery
Clapp
Minn
Owen
Okin
Capital City Dines Taft in Washington Dinner
Washington honor dinner for President Taft will be attended by local board of trade and chamber of commerce members. Guests of honor include Secretaries Knox MacVeagh Nagel Wilson Hitchcock and Attorney General Wickersham. Vice President Sherman and Speaker Cannon may attend.
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Washington
May
Taft
Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce
Knox
MacVeagh
Nagel
Wilson
Hitchcock
Wickersham
Sherman
Cannon
Parole Granted for Woodward and Pardon for Glyndon
Des Moines Mayo governor signed parole for Charlies H Woodward the Decatur county man serving a life sentence at Fort Madison for poisoning his wife. Woodward may be freed but cannot leave the state avoid liquor and bad company. A pardon for William B Glyndon the aged Fort Madison inmate who has served longer than any prisoner in the country was recommended by the board of parole in a report to the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines, Mayo
Carroll
Charlies H Woodward
Decatur County
Fort Madison
Woodward
William B. Glyndon
Board of Parole
Berry
Prisoner Fires at Police at Windsor Headquarters
A prisoner held at Windsor police headquarters fired a revolver during a search, wounding three officers as he bolted from the station. The gunman identified as Herman Kraft of Superior, Wisconsin, caused the incident in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Ont
May
Herman Kraft
Superior
Wis
Fire at Pioneer New May Causes Major Damage
A May explosion sparked a fire at Pioneer New buildings, damaging two structures and laws with an estimated loss of $40,000. No injuries reported. Fire department responded and contained the blaze.
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Pioneer
New
May
Laws
Local social notices and town movements disperse through Cass city
Miss Lillian Bokmerer visits with her family while many residents travel to Omaha on the fast mail and early trains. Several locals attend court motions in the Johnson will case and others return from business trips, with multiple scenes of travel, visits, and community happenings across Cass county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mans Johnson
Weeping Water
A. Walker
M. Walker
Omaha
Lillian Bokmerer
Bessie Edwards
A. L. Anderson
Ben
Iowa
Emily Dickson
Lillian Fitch
Travis
Chambers
Johnson
Livingston Richey
Jos. Carrigan
Havelock
M. C. Franks
Edith Pitt
George Mapes
Rmarn
Will Seydlitz
Atend
B. F. Brendel
Murray
Kimball
LaPlatte
Mrs. Dixon
Baby
Gretna
Nebraska state boys and girls clubs contest in Lincoln
The next state contest and convention of Nebraska boys and girls clubs will be held in Lincoln the week of January 17 1910. A one week course in agriculture and domestic science will be offered for delegates from counties with premiums for corn and for girls in cooking and sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Lincoln
Ossenkop and Peterson Cases From Cass County Supreme Court Rulings
The supreme court issued rulings in two Cass County cases. Ossenkop vs State sustained a continuance for Fred Ossenkop and the case moves to the next term. Peterson vs Bauer overruled appellees motion to modify decree and judgment, leaving the original judgment intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Cass County
Ossenkop
State
Fred Ossenkop
Peterson
Vaudeville at Parmele Promises The Beat Here
Crowds scramble for tickets as Parmele hosts vaudeville on Thursday May 13. Popular prices urge buyers to get tickets now and avoid the window rush.
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Vauderville
Parmele
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James Archer
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Ada
J. N. Gochenour
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Miss Helen
Luke Wiles
Margereth
Mabeth Spangler
H. J. Oldham
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George M. Porter
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Mr. Goering
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J. R. Maddox
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Sioux Falls
D. P. Buell
Ed. Collins
Bellevue
D. M. Jones
Helen Erickson
Adolph Gliese
W. B. Banning
Jos. Fetzer
Fh. H. Wescott
H. N. Dovey
Florence Dovey
Jacob Schneider
Cedar Creek
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W. H. Venner
Miss Della
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Henry Johnson
John Whiteman
Nehawka
Nels Peterson
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Jas. C. White
Wim. Deles Dernier
Watate
Dow A. White
Joudge Travis
Rosencrana
Deles Dernier
James A. White
J. R. Baird
Frank Raven
John
Jousiana
Trade Review For
Iron and Steel
Dingley
Dines Taft
Citizens of Washington
William
B. Glyndon
Nevada
John Carmack
Carl Kunamann
Hermia Kalasek
Judge C. ©. Flansburg of
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F. H. Dunbar
Charles Philpot
John Albert
Anton Svoboda
Miss Marie
John Gelser
Goding
Stella
Everett
Pasengers
W. C. Brownell
Playsmouth Telephone Company
Ashland
Ray McCoy
Hamburg
Thos. South
Ponca City
Oklo
Degree of Honor
Teresa Hempel
Grand Recorder
Commuites
W. F. Schliefert
Louisville
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J. G. Richey
Anna Britt
T. P. Livingston
C. S. Dawson
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Charles N. Sullivan
A. N. Sullivan
St. Joseph
Mr. Sullivan
Henry Horn
Mr. Horn
J. J. Horn
Creighton
L F. White
Jos. Clifford
L. G. Larson
Simon Gruber
George Horn
Woodmen Accident Association
A. P. Roasner
Henry Zuckweller
Ed. Lutz
Wm. Deles Dernier
W. B. Spence
Europe
Western Medical Review
Hart Schaffner & Mare Clothes
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