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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1908
Page
4
Langford woos Mary at the Lazy S after Jim Munson dies saving him. She forgives and accepts love as the town raises a toast to the future mistress of the Three Bars and Langford's new leadership.
In Nehawka Nebraska the Lloyd murder tale resurfaces as D H Fries visiting Wyoming recalls Lucy Lloyd killing Della Lloyd. A timid guest swears Minnie age 11 saw a ghost cross the cellar door twice, frightening her. J H Miller, former resident, disputes but confirms unease about the tragedy room.
Earl C. Wescott elected manager and Will Fitzgerald named captain of the Red Sox for the 1908 season. About fifteen tryouts will compete for spots as fans rally behind the team. Glenwood looks set to host the opening game next Saturday May 16.
J D Cox reports week ending May 8 across the Lincoln division with 1 to 3 inches of rain. Wheat oats and corn prospects vary by area. alfalfa frost damage mixed. fruit frost damage uncertain. pastures and garden truck show potential with warmer weather.
Rev. J. L. Sexton preached the morning dedication about life conditions while Rev. E. H. Kearns spoke in the evening on the Guidance of God. The church celebrated fifty years with a debt free status and a well presented program signaling renewed efforts for the cause.
The Plattsmouth observance of Mothers Day faced a scarcity of white carnations but reflected a growing national homage to mothers. Originating with New York club women, the idea spread rapidly through newspapers and editorials praising the sentiment and urging universal celebration by all people.
The Fremont Herald quotes a call for charitable feeding as a Christian duty. It recounts volunteers at a back door offering bread butter preserves and meat to hungry men who come regularly. The piece urges readers to assess hunger and provide handouts if breath is right and hunger is evident.
A Missouri Pacific railroad official order prohibits passengers from riding local freight trains. Repairs and service cuts are cited, with depots posting notices. Conductor claims actions aim to deter passenger traffic and provoke public dissatisfaction with railroad legislation.
A failed passing on a shared track near Gilmore Junction caused a midnight express to be diverted via Louisville and Weeping Water. Local youths, including Robert Sherwood Jr and Miss Mable Trussler, watched the rain from Union as the wreckage delayed arrivals, repeating a past incident that fuels local ire toward the railroad.
The State of Nebraska Cass County Court opens probate for the estate of Margaret A Patterson deceased. Public notice seeks creditors and interested parties to file claims by designated deadlines.
Notice of Application for Liquor License. Emil Amende and Gust FP Mobr petition the village clerk of Avoca Cass county Nebraska for license to sell malt spirituous and vinous beverages for the municipal year ending May 1 in block 18 creating on House street west one third lot nine five in Avoca. Applicants reside in Nebraska and are of respectable character. Avoca Neb April 27 foe.
State of Nebraska Cass County In County Court final settlement hearing set for May 10 at Warelock pm in the county court room Mintsmouth Cass Nebraska on the estate of Benjamin Banard deceased final account distribution decree of distribution examined adjusted and fees of the administrator and attorney approved Objections must be filed by the time of hearing Witness Allen J Befson County Judge Seal
Real estate transfers list numerous lot and block transfers in Plattsmouth Avoca Louisville and Murray with various grantees and considerations. A separate note describes Sheriff C D Quinton visiting Omaha for business and attending the Jester with Miss Mary Karvonek.
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