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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1908

Page

7

Flood Drains Wassy Sixth Street Amid Heavy Rain

Widespread downpour floods Sixth and Main streets causing muddy shops and water in cellars. Damage appears limited with estimates under 2500 dollars, while water outlets and protective walls mitigate losses. Residents report torn sidewalks, washed crops, and several individuals rescued from flooded homes.

Sixth Street Henry Beech Harry Johnson C. D. Woodworth & Co Burlington Main Street Vine Street Lincoln Avenue

Little Frances Root Dies of Scarlet Fever

The four and a half year old Frances Maranda Root, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse L Root, died after a brief illness from scarlet fever. The funeral was at the parents home and interment followed in Oak Hill cemetery. Rev J H Salsbury of the Presbyterian church conducted services.

Jesse L. Root Frances Grim Reaper Little One Oak Hill Cemetery Frances Maranda Root J. H. Salsbury Presbyterian Church

Death of Anna Katrina Jorgenson in Weeping Water

Anna Katrina Jorgenson of Oxhall Schleswig died May 13 after a three year illness. She was 68, married to Peter Miller in 1857, arrived in America 17 years earlier, and leaves a husband a daughter and two sons. Funeral services were held May 15 with Danish rites at home and cemetery led by Rev. Christiansen and English services at the Congregational church by Rev. J. H. Andress.

Anna Katrina Jorgenson Oxhall Schleswig America Peter Miller Christiansen Lincoln Congregational Church J. H. Andress Weeping Water Republican

May 1907 Snowy Start Shocks Mills County Readers

A Glenwood Tribune review notes a severe May in Mills county with heavy April snow, a blizzard on May 3 dropping to four degrees below freezing, May 4 snow in fence corners, May 14 snow flurries, May 26 flurries, and May 28 frost ice in low places.

The Tribune Mills County Mercury Glenwood Tribune

Card of Thanks From the Nemetz Family

Card of thanks expresses heartfelt gratitude to those who assisted during illness and death of beloved mother. Signed by Mary Nemetz Joseph Nemetz Fred Nemetz Mr and Mrs John Nemetz. Also note Peter Keil of near Cedar Creek visited the county seat this morning.

Mary. Nemetz Joseph Nemetz Fred Nemetz John. Nemetz Peter Keil Cedar Creek

Norton Promoted from Missouri Pacific station agent post

Hugh Norton, station agent for the Missouri Pacific at Brock for twenty years, left for Plattsmouth Nebraska after accepting a similar role with higher pay. The town mourns his departure, noting his long service on the village and school boards and his energy and courtesy. J H Teegarden, ex-Hickman agent, arrived and was checked in.

Hugh Norton Missouri Pacific Railway Company Plattsmouth Neb Norton Mr. Norton J. H. Teegarden Hickman, Neb

New Rules Change Tenants at Masonic Home

The Masonic Home board requires residents with income or property to transfer it to the home, prompting some residents to leave. One member receiving about $12 per month from the Odd Fellows declined to assign it and chose to relocate.

Board of Control Masonic Home The Odd Fellows

Elmwood Precinct Assessor Delivers Returns

Will Schewe, Elmwood precinct assessor, delivered precinct returns this morning after completing the work earlier but delaying due to business. He arrived in the city and made a pleasant call, coming across as an agreeable gentleman with knowledge of the process.

Will Schewe Elmwood Will

Foley's Honey and Tar Not Affected by Pure Food Law

Notice to customers states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung trouble is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug act as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children sold at F G Fricke and Co.

Foley F. G. Fricke & Co

Foreman Injures Hand At Burlington Shops

This morning while cleaning mud from his department Foreman John G. Clause slipped and hurled his right hand. He sustained a severe bruise and contusion, lacerating the ball of the thumb and bruising the hand. He sought medical treatment from a physician.

Burlington John G. Clause

Frank Stanley Returns From Omaha Business Trip

Frank Stanley arrived back this morning after a business trip to Omaha.

Frank Stanley Omaha

Funeral of Phillip Roucka in Omaha Burial

The remains of Phillip Roucka who died after an appendicitis operation were brought home by Burlington train. A Holy Rosary church funeral was held for the 25 year old in the city where he had worked in the Burlington shops. He left a wife, parents, two brothers, a sister, and was married March 3 in Judge Beeson’s first post office wedding.

Phillip Roucka St. Joseph Hospital Omaha Burlington Holy Rosary Church Mr. Boucka Beeson Frank Roucka Joseph Peter Roucka Aschenberner Father Hancek Modern Woodman of America J. W. Bookmeyer Albert Scottler Z. P. J. Society Mike Bajeck Louis Jarand T. J. Sokol James Patacek A. J. Kanka

Dr Kilmer Swamp Root touted as kidney cure

An advertisement urges readers to use Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney liver and bladder issues. It claims quick pain relief and wound healing with Dr Thomas eclectric oil referenced oddly. A free sample bottle and book are offered by mail from Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Car Thief Nabbed In Malvern After Omaha Trail

Dick Brode, lingering in Malvern, worked with William Kryselmyer and was detained by officers as he prepared to depart for Omaha. Two strangers, special agents for Missouri Pacific and Northwestern railroads, were seen in Malvern the same day. Brode is the last of a car breaking gang active along these lines. stolen goods traced to Omaha. a pal betrayed the group.

Malvern Iowan Dick Brode Malvern William Kryselmyer Omaha Missouri Pacific Northwestern Railroads

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F. S. White F. C. Benser John Kinser A. G. Bach& Co Peter Vallery Four Mile Creek John Bauer Hardware Company Phillip Keil Murray Patrick Tevan Fitzgerald Fifth and Fricke & Co A. I. Barnes J. E. Tuey Tuey Omaha Bee John Murray Ed. Bignall Machanic J. Deitrich W. F. Ackerman Little Frances Root Hudnut’s Gering & CO NSOL AK Gutsol LK Srite His Catholic Cemetery Thomas Jeff Decker H. G. van Horn
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