Mrs. Belle Kearney to Speak in Plattsmouth Dec 1
Long list of local residents and travelers note Thanksgiving visits and journeys to Omaha. Mrs. Belle Kearney, noted writer and speaker, will speak at Presbyterian church December 1 with music by local talent.
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Belle Kearney
Hecho
London
England
Bullock
Albert Leuchtweis
Herman Martens
Omaha
Lettie Parke
Presbyterian Church
Armour
Plattsmouth
Mrs. Hallam and son Leave Lincoln Guests in City
Mrs. Margaret Hallam and her little son, visiting Lincoln as Thanksgiving guests of her mother, Mrs. Kate Oliver, departed for home this noon on the mail train.
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Peter Perry
Omaha
Wv. F. Hoffman
Havelock
Chas
Perry
Owen
Aug
Roessier
Elsie
Hattie
Frank Archer
South Omaha
Joe Holly
Adolph
Mable Kiser
Frank McCarty
W. H. Newell
Bernice
Miss Stanfield Jones
Wm. Loughridge
Murray
F. M. Young, Jr
Carl Kunsman and
J. M. Rynot
Lincoln
Mrs. Rynott
Harry Johnson
Burlington
Margaret Martin
Margaret Hayes
Davie
Margaret Halloran
Johny Hendricks
Verne
J. N. Hoskins
Lara Rivertt
Miltre
Terry
Howard
A. Baxter Smith
Council Bluffs
Margaret Hallam
Little Son of
Kate Oliver
Thanksgiving Social at Epworth League Held in Church Rooms
The Epworth League hosted its annual Thanksgiving social in the basement rooms of the Methodist church with fifty to sixty young people attending. Miss Lucille Randall chaired the social committee which arranged music and games, and an impromptu debate on whether mince pie is better than pumpkin pie featured E. H. Wescott versus Prof. W. G. Brooks.
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Epworth League
Lucille Randall
E. H. Wescott
W. G. Brooks
Are Always the Cheapest in Our Ready-to-Wear Store
An advertisement declares the store offers Gent s and Boy s Ready-to-Wear clothing and furnishings with insistence on correctness in weave workmanship styles and prices. The copy emphasizes daily low prices and comprehensive ready-to-wear stock for men and boys.
No clear readable headline from fragmented OCR
The fragment discusses banking savings and discipline about placing income in the bank of Cass County. It references a jury, a gloomy meeting, and an anticipated punishment, but details are unclear and contradictory. The passage mixes advice on savings with an uncertain legal outcome.
Peculiar Accident Injures Blacksmith in Nehawka
John Buskirk a blacksmith at Nehawka sustained a painful ankle injury last Wednesday when a horse he was shoeing bolted and caused him to fall tearing loose cadets in his ankle. He was aided by witnesses and received medical care. The injury will keep him from work for several days.
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John Buskirk
Thomas Fulton
Nehawka
Buskirk
Free Auction Sale Scheme Promises Zero Commission
Sam Smith announces a free auction market at his Sixth street barn to open Saturday December 3. The Market Place at Sixth and Vine streets will take in any item for sale and charge no commission, with Plattsmouth merchants underwriting expenses. First sale December 5 invites sellers and buyers to participate.
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Sam Smith
Mr. Smith
Sixth Street
Plattsmouth
Sixth and
Vine Streets
Compelled by Necessity Elixir for Digestion
An old promotional notice touts Tunner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine as the natural remedy for stomach weakness and digestion. It claims to restore appetite and strength, urging use at drugstores and listing Jos. Tunner of Chicago as contact.
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Jos
Carpenter F A Matzke in Louisville for contracted work
Carpenter and contractor F A Matzke is in Louisville this week completing a pre arranged job. The note praises his workmanship and cautions clients that contracting with him ensures reliable results.
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F. A. Matzke
Louisville
Conductor Crowder Dies Near Burlington After Injuries
Joseph Crowder a Burlington railroad conductor suffered a severe leg crush at Pacific Junction. Surgeons prepared amputation but he failed to recover from anesthesia shock and death was expected. His wife son Leslie and relatives arrived as he lingered at Perkins house.
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Pyatia
Joseph Crowder
Burlington
Creston
Leslie
M. A. Crowder
Red Oak
Pacific Junction
Crowder
Perkins House
Mr. Crowder
Iowa
Christmas Suggestions For All
Christmas is likely to be a trying time for some, so Everybody’s publishers offer practical hints for 1908. Make lists, divide tasks, involve children, decorate simply, send timely letters, shop early, wrap gifts neatly, match cigars to recipients, remember those who served you, and help the poor nearby.
Miss Mauzy to Return as Expert Trimmer at McCook
Miss Margaret Mauzy, who has served the past season as an expert trimmer at McCook Nebraska, is at home with her parents and will stay until February first before resuming her profession.
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Margaret Mauzy
McCook, Neb
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