Turners hold successful Daalis-Exhibit at T. J. Sokol Hall
A large attendance filled the T. J. Sokol Hall on Saturday night for Frau Morydiny's Daalis event featuring a turning exhibition and dance. The program included gymnastic displays by Plattsmouth turners directed by Louis Jiran, an address by Superintendent Gamble on physical culture, and performances by Janda's orchestra. The event concluded with a lively dance and a net profit for the society.
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Frau Morydiny
T. J Sokol
Hell
Louis Jiran
Janda
Plattsmouth Turners
Gamble
Emil Ptak
J. Sterba
Sterba
Plattsmouth
South Omaha
Jiran
Burlington Railway reports stronger Nebraska performance
The Burlington system shows Nebraska operations healthier with 58.42 percent expenses of gross in state versus 71 percent system wide. Nebraska receipts per passenger mile reach 18.9 mills, while per ton mile yield is 11.5 mills, and Nebraska trains average 72 passengers per mile. Deaths numbered 33 with 694 injuries. trespassers and employees comprised most fatalities. Dividends paid totaled 15.5 million on capital stock of 110.8 million with 7. results noted for betterments and debt servicing. Legal notes include bond adjustments for Fred Ossenkop and a Dewey estate land sale motion.
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Burlington Railway Company
The
Railway Commission
Nebraska
Burlington Road
Burlington
Capital
Loke society thanks Gamble for address on physical culture
The active class of the T. J. Loke society expresses gratitude to Superintendent J. W. Gamble for his able address on physical culture at their Saturday evening entertainment.
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T. J. Loke
the Journal
J. W. Gamble
Good Farm for Sale Near Oreapolis and Plattsmouth
160 acre farm with good improvements offers plentiful water. Located about 2 miles southwest of Oreapolis and 5 miles northwest of Plattsmouth. For particulars and terms contact G. J. Halmes in Plattsmouth.
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Oreapolis
Plattsmouth
G. J. Halmes
Imo
Death of Mrs Gen H Poisall
Jennie Knight Poisall wife of Geo H Poisall died November 22 1908 at her Plattsmouth Nebraska home after a brief illness. She was 52 years 9 months 22 days and leaves eight surviving children. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow from the South Seventh Street residence with Rev A A Randall of the Methodist church officiating.
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Dimi—Peisall
Jennie Kaicht
Plattsmenuth
Neb
South Seventh Street
Randall
George H. Poisall
Poisall
Long Valley
Jennie Knight
Whitley County
Indiana
Sarpy County
Forest City
Gretna
Geo. H. Poisall
George, Jr
Harry
Robert
Charles
Emma Chandler
Fairbury
Myrtle Speck
Omaha
Mabel Poisall
A. A. Randall
Methodist Church
For Sale or Rent Eight Room House with Barn
For sale or rent a good eight room house with a barn. Enquire of T. M. Patterson at Bank of Cass County.
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T. M. Patterson
Bank of
Cass County
Misspelled Contest Awards Highlight Journal Letter Drive
The A B C editor awarded prizes for a misspelled letters contest with several entries from across the state and beyond. Two winners tied for first with minor errors, Mrs C By Duke claimed second, and three readers shared third place with one equal misspelling.
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A. B.C
Ebuth
Chapin
Hos
Bell
Duke
Bertha Jackson
Alice Weyrich
Plattsmouth
Tromer
Journal Ade
Excellent Pro Gram Rendered By Presbyterian Choir
A Presbyterian church choir presentation drew a good crowd despite harsh weather. Soloists Mrs Gamble Mr McElwain and Mr White received praise for St Quentin's Spirit Eternal Come Unto Me and other pieces. The quartet and chorus performances were highly regarded. Open saloon battle in Timocony area continues with attached fixtures being handled by sheriffs and constables amid ongoing litigation and tensions between parties.
Maher Sues Over Replevin Against Wilkins Den On Fixtures
In county court Maher sues Wilkins and Den son in a replevin action tied to fixtures in a saloon from the Wilkins vs Benefer case. Sullivan argues Benefer did not own the fixtures. No move is made to replevin the levied stock of goods.
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Timocony
Benfer
W. C. Ramsey
Ed Egenberger
Quinton
Maher
Blatz
Denson
Ramsey
Constable Denson
Charles Wilkins
A. J. Lepinski
Wilkins
Dasher Reports Brother Injured In Calf Wound
Chas Dasher, formerly of the city now in Rogers Nebraska, came through on the early train and said his brother Will was accidentally shot in the calf while hunting last Thursday. Will was taken to the hospital and is reported in fair shape with potential for recovery.
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Chas. Dasher
Rogers, Neb
Mr. Dasher
Omaha
Will
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