Bozarth murder trial draws many Omaha and Greenwood visitors
Local city notes describe numerous residents and visitors traveling to Omaha Lincoln and Council Bluffs for legal matters schooling meetings and family events. Names include Greenwood and Mynard residents such as Ben Landus Jerome Antirus William Starkjohann and Henry Wiedeman among others with witnesses jurors and businessmen active in the Bozarth case and city business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Landus
Greenwood
Bozarth
Emil Koubek
Omaha
Peter Nelson
William Gillespie
Mynard
John Murray
Charles Helm
Edna Propst
Lincoln
James Stander
Louisville
Jerome Antirus
W. H. Heil
Eight Mile Grove
Gus Brockhauge
Rosencrans
A. A. Randall
M. E. Thompson
Ruth
Eva Porter
Maggie Dyer
James Dyer
Matt Bozarth
T. L. Wiles
Mt. Pleasant
J. P. Keil
Journal
Robt. Kile
Force
Henry ER. Gering
Teresa Hempel
Crete
Theo. Amick of
Murray
D. L. Adams
Gladys Godwin
A. C. Godwin
Levi Rusterholtz
Near Murray
Plattsmouth
James Higley
Council Bluffs
For Sale 80 Acres Near Murray
For Sale. 80 acres three and a half miles south and west of Murray. Well improved and a bargain for someone if taken soon. Call J. H. THRASHER at 205 Coates Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Callon
J. H. Thrasher
Coates Block
Landmark House Recalled by Former Senator and Son
Former Senator 3. L. Thomas and his son W. L. arrived from the farm northwest of the city in a new car. He spoke with the Journal about yesterday's articles on Henry Borns new residence and recalled the torn down landmark house. He noted the Mickelwall house in town as the only other structure of similar age, with another older building on the nearby farm following by a year. He offered to share more memories with readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. L. Thomas
W. L
Man
Henry Born
Mickelwall
Archer
Senator Thomas
Birthday Party for Rollin Sutton Delights Local Friends
A sixth birthday surprise party was hosted Friday afternoon for Rollin Sutton by a group of his young friends. Games and amusements filled the afternoon, followed by refreshments, with attendees including John McCrary Martha McCrary Loren McCrary Douglas McCrary Louisa Sieczkowski Victor Sieczkowski Ruby Winscot Medda Jones Stella Renner Grace Renner Glenn Sutton Mary Sutton Willie Sutton Irene Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin Sutton
John
Martha
Loren
Douglas McCrary
Louisa
Victor Sieczskowski
Ruby Winscot
Medda Jones
Stella
Grace
Glenn Renner
Mary
Willie
Irene Sutton
Are Always the Cheapest at Our Ready-to-Wear Store
A local advert touts unbeatable prices on Gent's and Boy's Ready-to-Wear clothing and furnishings. It promises correct workmanship, styles, and prices across all items.
Fan compares Oklahoma crops to Nebraska and Iowa during Pleasant trip
J. M. Meisinger and wife returned from Minco Oklahoma where he praised the state’s corn and cotton economy. He cites fields yielding 65 to 75 bushels per acre and notes a Northern farmer earning 800 from 40 acres of cotton. He also highlights land owned by Jas Sage of this city with ample corn yields and a price advantage at 51 cents per bushel. He observes Sage recently bought land at 50 per acre now worth 75 per acre and plans to invest further.
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J. M. Meisinger
Minco
Okla
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Meisinger
Oklahoma
Jas. Sage
Sage
Money for a worthy cause at St Elizabeth Hospital
Two sisters of St Elizabeth Hospital in Lincoln tour the city to raise funds for the hospital which has no endowment. They seek public support for a charitable institution that provides free care to the ill who cannot pay while charging those who can. Sister Lamberta is well known from a previous visit.
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St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lincoln
Lamberta
Curious Complication in County Precinct Elections
The county faces void elections as voters wrote in incumbents for vacancies causing several precincts to remain without officers. Lawyers and supreme court decisions hold such results void, disqualifying the highest vote recipient and preventing certificates to the next in line. The situation leaves multiple vacancies amid a curious, unlooked for outcome.
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Supreme Court
Dewey Real Estate Sale Bond Ruling In District Court
Judge Travis overruled the motion to increase bond in the matter of Mary F. Dewey to sell real estate. The guardian ad litem excepted to the court’s ruling. Other morning business noted elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Travis
Mary F. Dewey
Guardian Ad Litem
Smith & Smith Offer Plattsmouth Livery Service
Plattsmouth livery offered by Smith and Smith is listed with phone number 11 for calls. The ad notes local transportation services and contact details for the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Smith & Smith
Great Realizing Sale at Cass County Department Store
The Cass county department store announces a large closeout sale as stock is heavy and season ends. Wooltex garments and a piano drawing with cash purchases drive the event, promising very low prices and big discounts to attract buyers before Christmas week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cement
Cass County
Fanger
Hixon Gives Bond At Last
Charles Hixon secured bail on an assault charge and is free pending his hearing set for Monday November 9 at 2 p m Justice Archer renewed Fred Ossenkop’s bail with preliminary moved to Thursday November 19 due to attorney Mr Gering’s other trials Ossenkop’s $5 000 bond is tied by his uncle John Ossenkop and John Group both of Louisville Thomas the assaulted man remains recovering and plans to attend the hearing.
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Archer
Charles Hixon
W. H. Thomas
Thomas
Justice Archer
Fred Ossenkop
Rawls
Matthew Gering
Ossenkop
Gering
John Ossenkop
John Group
Louisville
Extended visit yields reflection on changes since youth
James Hadraba returns home after six weeks in the east and visits Cleveland and Grand Rapids. He notes improvements in the middle west since he left thirty years ago and speaks warmly of family life and his Burlington job after long service.
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James Hadraba
East
Mr. Hadraba
Cleveland
Ohio
James, Jr
Grand Rapids
Mich
Burlington Road
Middle West
Land for sale near Plattsmouth with fruit trees and timber
Sealed estate notice describes 48 acres fourteen miles from Plattsmouth. It lists a new house with outbuildings, 800 fruit trees, 29 acres cultivated, 10 acres alfalfa, 5 acres hog tight fenced, and remainder timber and pasture. Spring water year round. Must be sold soon. Inquiries to Mrs FRANK SVEHLA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Frank Svehla
Potatoes for Sale and Five Acre Investment Offer
Early Ohio seed potatoes 70 cents per bushel and Burbank varieties 65 cents. Delivery across the city available. Call 253 for J. E. Lessey. Also a five acre property offered by Windham Investment Co. asking $1000 with improvements valued at over half that amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Windham Investment Co
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Sam Henderson
William Starkjohann
William Schmidtmann
Mark White
Rock Bluffs
Ward Clark
Trinity’s
Simon Hansen
Nehawka
Mr. Hansen
W. D. Conn
Conn
Byron Clark
Ida Campbell
W. C. Tippens
Henry C. McMahen
Mia
Barbara Gering
L. F. Sallee
V. C. Ablstrand
D. C. Morgan
Carrie Oliver
C. D. Eads
South Omaha
A. S. Wills
Denver
Colo
A. F. Kroflicek
John C. Ptak
Nebraska City
Rushville
Neb
Seaman
R. B. Windham
School For the Deaf and Dumb
J. D. Parker
Gifford
George Schafer
Berlin
Schafer
William Wehrbein
Arthur Sullivan
The
Suif
Holly
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Sisters of Charity
St. Elizabeth
Fancer
Hixon
Bond
H. N. Dovey
Liberty
Gering & Co
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