Factory proposition gains strong city support for plant
A large crowd gathered at Coates hall for a report on the proposed canning factory and alfalfa mill. The committee outlined fund controls and stock management while postponing final action to secure the right management. A Commercial Club was formed with J P Faber as president and Windham as vice president, signaling renewed city business activity and optimism for the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedsesises Dally
Coates” Hall
R. B. Windham
Messrs CC. KE. Wescott
C. C. Parmele
Frank E. Schlater
Philip Thierolf
Julius Pitz
T. H. Roberts
J. P. Faber
H. E. Wescott
Ren Patterson
For Her Health
Mrs P E Ruffner left this morning for Pacific Junction to join her daughter Mrs Dr Roy Dodge. They travel to Kansas City Missouri and then to Maysville Missouri where Mrs Dodge will recuperate at her mother's home. Mr and Mrs Ed Kirkpatrick of Nehawka and Mr Paul Kirkpatrick of Dallas Texas will join them in Maysville for a visit. It is possible Mrs Dodge may go to Texas before returning to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Ruffner
Pacific Junction
Roy Dodge
Kansas City
Maysville
Moe
Dodge
Ed Kirkpatrick
Nehawka
Paul Kirkpatrick
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Omaha
California-style Will Egenbereer ships Shetland pony colt
Will Egenbereer today sent a fine Shetland pony colt to Postmaster A A Hyers in Lincoln as he grows into a breeder of Shetlands. The writs filed by Chas Wilkins and Ed Edgenber ser against Frank Benfer were returned unserved because Benfer has left the country. cases adjourned 40 days to obtain service by publication. Hearing date set for January 6, 190%.
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Will Egenbereer
A. A. Hyers
Lincoln
Will
Mr. Wyers
Chas. Wilkins
Ed. Edgenberser
Frank Benfer
Wedded at Elmwood United in Roman Catholic ceremony
Last Monday morning at Elmwood Catholic church Jerry McHugh of South Bend wed Miss Euna Esther Towle of Wabash. The ceremony united two popular county residents with a large reception at the Towle home and a later train departure for South Bend.
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Elmwood
Jerry McHugh
South Bend
Euna Esther Towle
Wabash
Kittie Mellugh
George Towle
Towle
Geo. A. Towle
M. P
Mrs. McHugh
Neb
Last Obsequies for the Dead
Yesterday afternoon the funeral of Mrs. Jennie Knight Poisall was held at her South Seventh street home. Rev. A A Randall led the service, praising her Christian life and urging lessons from Psalm 90:12. Music by H E Wescott and a quartet accompanied the rites before interment at Oak Hill. pallbearers were six former soldiers, including W H Freese and Thos Fry.
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Jennie Knight Poisall
South Seventh Street
A. A. Randall
Methodist Church
Jesus
Tuey
Randall
Mesdames Johnson and Wescott
Oak Hill
W. H. Freese
Thos. Fry
William Cole
Jas. H. Thrasher
T. M. Carter
T. W. Glenn
Dr. King’s New Discovery touted for coughs and lung ills
W V Henry of Panama Missouri cites seven years of proof that Dr King’s New Discovery helps throat chest and lungs. The world’s thirty eight years of proof backs its use for coughs colds lagrippe asthma hay fever bronchitis and early consumption. Timely use may prevent pneumonia. sold with guarantee at F C Fricke Co drug store. 50 cents and 1. trial bottle free.
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Dr. King
W. V. Henry
Panama
F. C. Fricke & Co
Local Couple Wed in Wintersteen Hill Ceremony
Judge Beeson this afternoon issues a license to Walter Green age 28 of Mella and Miss Anna Budig age 20 of Plattsmouth. The wedding takes place today at the bride’s parents home on Wintersteen Hill. The bride is well known in the city and the groom has many friends nearby. They will reside near Melia in Sarpy county.
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Mary Foster
Lillian Murphy
Anna Hassler
W. J. Streight
W. E. Rosencrans
Thos. Walling and Family
Geo. A. Towle
Elmwood
Mary McHugh
South Bend
Beeson
Walter Green
Mella
Neb
Anna Didi
Plattsmouth
Willam Budig
Wintersteen Hill
Lfe
Melia
Sarpy
Miss Budig
How to Cure a Cold With Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
An advised home cure for colds endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for reliability and quick relief. The advertisement touts its natural action and safety for all ages, noting no opium and confirming sales by F. G. Fricke & Co.
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F. G. Fricke & Co
Week of Prayer Proclaimed by Nebraska Bishop Parish Observances
The Bishop of Nebraska uses a General Convention resolution to declare next week a week of prayer. Parish participation includes a Sunday corporate communion by male members and evening services Wednesday and Friday at 7 30. Thousands worldwide will join in intercession throughout the week.
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Nebraska
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Wheeling Mother
Mrs. Wm. H. Serig of Wheeling Virginia reports her daughter suffered colds and a severe cough last winter but was cured without a doctor using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She notes her son avoided many croup episodes with timely use. Sold by F. G. Fricke & Co.
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Wm. H. Serig
Fifth St
Wheeling
W. Va
Chamberlain
F. G. Fricke & Co
Porter-Ryerson Hoobler Company Leaders Praised
A Journal visit to the Porter-Ryerson Hoobler plant in Omaha highlights Henry R. Gering as chief manager and president. The four story Howard Street facility employs about thirty, with chemists producing specialized medicines and extracts. The article notes substantial business growth since his leadership and mentions Plattsmouth ties including former mayor Gering and local native Tom Murphy joining the firm.
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Omaha
Journal
Henry R. Gering
Gering
Plattsmouth
Old Town
Porter-Ryerson & Hoobler Company
Howard Street
United States
Sering
Dickeson Promoted to Higher Burlington Post
O L Dickeson assistant superintendent of transportation for Burlington in Omaha will resign December 1 to join Chicago staff of the second vice president in charge of operation. At 31 he has risen rapidly from Illinois farm boy to a major railroad official, and his work aiding transportation planning and Northwest excursions drew praise from the Commercial Club. He will remain connected to transportation duties and visit Omaha frequently, though his exact title is undecided.
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O. L.dickeson
The
Burlington
Omaha
Chicago
Dickeson
Illinois
Transportation Department
Missouri River
Transportation Committees
Northwest
Commercial Club
West
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J. E. Douglass
W. L. Pickett
J. M. Roberts
Edna E. Towle
Geo. H. Poisall
Mammoth Concern
Ay Coc
Germany
China
Tom Murphy
Murphy
Tom
Porter-Ryerson-Hobler Company
O. L. Dickeson
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