Murray area social notes and local updates spill week
J A Davis and I M Davis visited Plattsmouth while Murray schools enter last week. Many residents including Mrs Charles Lewis and Vernie Kiser are ill. Local affairs cover shop visits, church choir, foreseen crop replanting after heavy rains, and a dozen Murray Sunday school delegates attending a Avoca convention. A baby girl joins John and Mrs Cook family. grandpa Edward Stokes visits and health concerns linger for 75 year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keir
Jeff Lewis
Wm. Dull
F. M. Young, Sr
John Cook
Grandpa Edward Stokes
H.C. Creamer
Murray Sunday School
S. S
Avoca
W. S. Smith
Ida Boedeker
Agnes Kennedy
Presbyterian Church
Glen Vallery
Lucile Rice
Mary Moore
Christian Church
Bessie Brendel
Louisa Sheperdson
Local notices and social updates from missing pages
P B Smith and wife visit Omaha and Plattsmouth. Miss Maud Austerholtz visits with Mrs J C Snaveley. Dance in Jenkins hall May 30 promised. Lee Kniss ill with appendicitis. Eldorado Castor Oil offered at 35c a gallon. Loughridge and Mrs Edmunds travel to Durbar for graduation. Eunice Ferguson graduates. Chas Carroll returns from Plainview with news of a prosperous state and good crops. Rex Young injured by a rusty spike on a county bridge job. using crutches and insured by accident policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Davis
Plattsmouth
Vernie Kiser
George Oldham
Murray
Sam Pitman
Omaha
J. C. Snavely
Nehawka
J. D. Shrader
Alex. Rhoden
James McCullough
May Vallery
Gilmore
E. M. Stevens
Panama
Neb
J. L Young
Alley
Marie Berger
Nebraska City
Will Berger
Hansen
Chas. Holmes
Kensington
Ed. Nicholson
Columbia Fire Insurance Co
P. B. Smith
Maud Austerholtz
J. C. Snaveley
Jenkins Hall
Lee Kniss
James Loughridge
J. W. Edmunds
Tessie Stokes
Durbar
Rex Young
Byron Reed
For Sale Cheap. A good second hand J buggy.
A brief sale notice offers a second hand J buggy for purchase. Prospective buyers are advised to contact James Loughridge for details.
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James Loughridge
Murray
The New Elevator at Murray Progressing Toward Fall Use
The Farmers' Elevator in Murray is expected to be in operation within weeks to handle the fall crop. A sight line north of Morton Grain Co is set, with stakes to be placed and excavation soon to start. The 20000 bushel facility will feature modern elevator machinery and a Fairbanks engine and scales. Manager selection is still under review with several applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Morton Grain Co
Cass county blacksmithing shop for sale at a bargain
The Journal reports a Cass county blacksmithing and machine shop business for sale. It currently earns about 2000 dollars per year and the owner wishes to sell to focus on other ventures. Interested buyers are invited to call the office for particulars.
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the Journal
Cass County
Dean's Ointment Promises Instant Relief for Eczema
Public notice-style advertisement asserts Dean's ointment relieves itching and skin sores instantly and cures quickly. Claims safety for children and availability at all druggists.
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Dean
Farm Security Loan Proposal From Pacific Junction
Will loan $10,090 with $10,000 available as loan, secured by farm security. Contact Claude F Anderson of Pacific Junction, Iowa, by writing or phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude F, Anderson
Pacific Junction
Lowa
Wedding near Avoca ties Meyer Easten couple
Maple Grove reports the marriage of Henry Meyer to Mary Easten near Avoca last Thursday. Local events include a 20 000 bushel elevator contract award by Murray Farmers Elevator Co and multiple farm activities from shelling corn to purchasing livestock and equipment. A social dance at Jenkins hall is announced for May 30 with Fritz Lutz and Geo Berger. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised for digestion relief.
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W. H. Puls
Henry Meyer
Mary Easten
Avoca
P. A. Hild
Mynard
John Bock
Henry Wulf
Less Gregory
John Young
Omaha
W. H
Louie
Lincoln visitor James Jensen calls on Burlington shops
James Jensen of Lincoln visited the city this morning to handle business at the Burlington shops and prepared to depart for home this afternoon.
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James Jensen
Lincoln
City
Burlington
Emergency currency bill passes Senate target set for today
Washington May 28 a sweeping emergency currency law looks assured as the compromise bill drafted by Republican conferees gains house approval and moves to the Senate where it will be debated and likely passed. The chamber approved the measure 100 to 140 with six not voting amid party lines.
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Washington
House
Senate
Belo Hiter
Williams Elestiy
Burton
Fakin
La Follette and Senate Ties Over Key Bill
The senate debates the conference report on the DHT bill as Democrats seek timing and strategy. Aldrich signals a vote after routine business while La Follette pledges to vote against the measure. Democratic leaders push for a Friday adjournment and possible early action.
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Senate
Aldrich
Congress
la Follette
LaFollette
Ald- Tich
Must Have the Affidavits Right in Primary Petitions
The Illinois Attorney General issued circular letters urging newspapers and party committees to include affidavits with nominating petitions. The affidavit must declare signers are qualified voters of the relevant party. Several petitions circulated lacked this affidavit. Springfield, May 28. John Strong of St Clair county died in the penitentiary while a pardon request was pending.
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Springfield
Stead
Democratic
Prohibition
Ill
John Strong
St. Clair County
Strong
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
For stomach troubles biliousness and constipation try Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. Many remarkable cures have been effected by them. Price 25 cents. Samples free. For sale by F. G. Fricke & Co.
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Chamberlain
F. G. Fricke & Co
Simple Laxative Syrup of Figs and Senna Promoted
The Well-Informed world seeks a gentle, effective liquid laxative. California Fig Syrup Co. offers Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted remedy, manufactured to ethical standards and favored by physicians. Available from leading druggists for fifty cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
California Vig Syrup Co
Decoration Day Parade Order for May Third
The procession forms on Main Street at 9 a m with City Band under James Plack directing. The order includes Woman's Relief Corps and McConachie Post G A R in the rear, moves to the cemetery for decoration, then reforms and returns to the city for dismissal.
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Main Street
Fifth Street
James Plack
A. O. UU
S. H. Morrison
Aunt Dora at T. J. Sokol hall promises home talent
Tomorrow night the T. J. Sokol society of South Omaha stages Aunt Dora a lively play noted for home talent. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children. A dance follows the performance inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Sokol Hall
Dora
T. J. Sokol Society of
South Omaha
Ladies of the W R C Called to Meet at G A R Hall
The women of the W R C are asked to assemble at the G A R hall on Saturday morning at sharp, by order of the president Mrs EF Hickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Hall
EF. Hickson
For Sale Cheap for Cash Three Tables and Household Goods
A home listing offers three tables four stoves complete bedroom suite dresser wash stand couch combination book case and desk book shelf rocking chairs easy chair hall stand and various fruit and earthen jars. Call during forenoons at the home of Mrs J Pepperberg.
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J. Pepperberg
Pasture Available West of City for Horses and Cattle
Good pasturage with water offering room for many horses and cattle at the residence west of the city. For details contact John Gorder at Plattsmouth phone 126.
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Plattsmouth
John Gorder
Decoration Day gathering for Memorial Day exercises
Modern Woodmen all M W A are requested at their hall on Decoration Day at 8 oclock to take part in Memorial Day exercises. Members are urged to bring flowers. By order of the V C.
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V. C
Rain Destroys Bridge West of Captain Wiles Place
Heavy rainfall washed away a bridge located west of Captain Isaac Wiles’s residence. The elevated span over the creek served as a farm crossing below, and the force of the water must have been substantial to remove the structure.
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Isaac Wiles
Notice of Cass County tax equalization dates 1908
The County Board of Equalization will set the equalization of Cass county for 1908 in the commissioners' chamber at the courthouse in Plattsmouth beginning June 9 and continuing daily through June 20 1908. All equalization claims must be filed by June 17 1908. W E Rosencrans County Clerk.
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County Board of Equalization
Cass County
Commissioners’ Chamber
Court House
Plattsmouth
W. E. Rosencrans
Wright's Liquid Smoke Promises Easier Ham Curing
Notice to Cass County farmers touts Wright's Liquid Smoke as the secret to curing hams and bacons quickly and safely, claiming better results than traditional wood fire methods. Sold by local merchants.
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Cass County
Wright
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Fred L. Nutzman
W. G. Boedeker
Ness
Murray State Bank
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J. A. Davis
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Dr. Gilmore
H. G. Todd
Masonic Lodge
Josephine Alley
J. W. Berger
B. F. Brendel
Ruth Thomas Leader
May Loughridge
E. E. Emmitt
Wm. Wenke
Col. Seabolt
Guy Burton
J. L. Young
J.P. Thacker
Harry Boydston
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Nehawke
Nick Klaurens
John Wunderlich
A. F. Boedeker
Mr. Boedeker
Eva Allison
Guthrie
Okla
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Jas. Stone
F. M. Young Jr
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W. C. Brown
C. F. Carroll
Margie
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Gracie Long
Vera Matchett
Clara Churchill
Walker Gilmore
Chester Shrader
Ralph Holmes
Roy Klaurers
Jack Long
Socn
Wm. Nickles
Bradley
Jenkin’s Hall
Maple Grove
Louis Puls
Farmers’ Elevator Co., of
Mrs. W. H
Chas. Herren
Ad. Boedeker
Ham. Norris
Cedar Creek
Our City
Hollister
Gering & Co
America’s
Hot Springs, Ark
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
B. H. Payne
St. Louis, Mo
Lafolleste
Ruggists
F. GC. Fricke & CO
Plattsmouth, Neb
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