Ak-Sar-Ben Carnival Draws Readers to Omaha Traffic
Westbound passengers from Plattsmouth flocked to Omaha for the Ak-Sar-Ben week carnival and parade. Local residents including M. Hild, J. Wiles, Mrs. J. Carmack, and Mrs. A. Davis joined trains to attend events and view the sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Jean
Omaha
Carl Holmbury
Jos. Wiles and
A. Davis
Epherton
Gus. Swanson
John Carmack
Frank Thinksworth
Lincoln
Grant Hackenberg
Ak-Sar-Ben
J. W. Crabill
Allie Kennedy
Harry Northcutt
Mayor Gering Attends National Municipalities Convention
Mayor Henry K. Gering attended the League of American Municipalities convention in Omaha with 250 delegates from U S cities. Eminent officers and experts spoke on city affairs while Omaha hosted with notable hospitality. the mayor returned on a special last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry K. Gering
League of American Municipalities
Secesion
Omaha
United States
Gate City
Mrs Graham Visits as Hog Attack Ends in Rescue
The Nebraska City News reports Mrs. Graham of Cheyenne Wyoming visiting the city when a hog attack endangered her son at Union. The animal tore clothes and bit him on multiple parts before his mother intervened to prevent worse harm. Judge M Archer notes an Interior Department increase in pensions for Chas H Walker from six to twelve dollars monthly effective August 5 this year. Walker, a Spanish American War veteran with Co B Third Nebraska Infantry, contracted his disabilities in Cuba.
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Graham
Miss Ralston
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Union
Nebraska City
M. Archer
Interior Department
Chas. H. Walker
Walker
Co. B. Third Nebraska Infantry
Cuba
Telephone dispatching tests debut in Lincoln division
The State Journal reports a new telephone harness worn by a dispatcher at Turlington headquarters and test use by wire chiefs from Pacific Junction to Ashland and Omaha to Lincoln. Rail men debate Morse versus phone, noting potential faster, clearer train orders once operators are educated and the system refined.
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Turlington
Pacific Junction
Ashland
Omaha
Lincoln
Plattsmouth
Burlington
Nobel
State Journal
Good In His Line Capt J F P Fowler Auction Sale
Capt Fowler in city for days auctioning Weidman fireless stock and achieving glittering success. A seasoned auctioneer with fluent speech and skillful presentation, his sales attract listeners and please buyers. He should be heard to be appreciated.
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J F. P. Fowler
Weidman
Capt. Fowler
Lincoln Evening News reports on J. A. Connor estate dispute
The Lincoln Evening News details the estate of J. A. Connor a former Plattsmouth resident who died wealthy over $460000. He reportedly had a later will drawn last December and a June revocation that is missing. The court will appoint two half sisters Ellen J. O Connor and May J. Haynes and his niece Mary C. Sperry plus Grace Connor as heirs if no will is found.
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Lincoln Evening News
Plattsmouth
J. A. Connor
Connor
Joseph A. Connor
Alfred Millard
Leslie
Kennings Returns From Visit To Oahomas
Chas C Hennings a leading farmer from Eleht Mile Grove precinct visited the Journal office with his son John F Hennings He had just returned from a trip to Oahomas where he found relatives and friends well and the country in good shape The Journal will keep John J Hennings in touch with Cass county neighbors for the coming year
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Chas. C. Hennings
Eleht Mile Grove
Journal Office
Hennings
Oahomas
John F
Taft Day in Lingoln Lixcoun September 40
Report from Lingoln shows Taft Day celebrated with decorations and officials in force. Street crowds are sparse with little enthusiasm as soldiers in blue uniforms mingle, Bryan display limited, and overall mood described as a fizzle.
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Lixcoun
Nex
Miienil
Taft
Republic
Bryan
Win
Lincoln
Boeckins
Weber in Omaha to inspect water works repair plans
Geo Weber and his young son visited Omaha to arrange boiler plate purchases for stand pipe plates worn and leaking. The four by thirteen foot half inch steel plates, seventy five feet above ground, require a skilled replacement using a swinging scaffold. Weber also aims to obtain repainting consent after eight or nine years since last paint. W H Stokes of Mynard was in the city en route to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Weber
Vyoung
Omaha
Mr. Weber
For Sale 120 and 80 Acre Todd Tracts Near Plattsmouth
Two land parcels offered by J. P. Faster Coates Blocks Plattsmouth Nebraska. The 120 acre tract six miles from Plattsmouth includes 70 acres cultivated a blue grass pasture a house a barn and outbuildings. The 80 acre tract two miles from Cullom features 50 cultivated acres and 20 in wild hay with running water and no improvements. Both tracts available for immediate purchase.
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Plattsmouth
Cullum
J. P. Faster Coates
Nebr
C B Smith Re Signs Position
C B Smith resigns from Burlington after forty four years of service. He planned a rest and may pursue other lines, while remaining active in local civic and business life as a Republican with multiple local roles. He departed for Omaha then Chicago for a planned vacation lasting several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Smith
Burlington Roe
Mr. Smith
Arlington
Smith
Omaha
Chimupa
Judge Jude Travis Adjourns Court To Monday
This morning in the state ex rel Mickett v. Cering case the court adjourned to Monday October 11 at 1 a.m. The respondent Gere fled a demurrer to the petition, was granted leave to withdraw, relator excepted, and a motion for judgment on the pleadings was argued, submitted, and overruled with exceptions. The demurrer was overruled, to which the respondent again excepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude Travis
Mickett
Cering
Gere
Pleasant Visit Ends As Jas Main Family Return Home
Jas Main aged ninety three and his wife eighty seven, guests of W T Smith, left for St Joseph Missouri after a pleasant stay. Mrs Main traveled with them to Pacific Junction to ensure safe onward travel. The couple, both hale for their ages, met many locals and left a strong impression despite Mr Main's blindness. Their daughter Mrs Smith accompanied them part of the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Main
W. T. Smith
St. Joseph, Mo
Mr. Main
Mrs. Main
Mrs. Smith
Heirs Face Claims Against Gottlib Neumeister Estate
In county court Judge Raeson heard claims against the estate of Gottlib Neumeister deceased. Julius Neumeister, administrator with the will annexed, appeared with his brothers D Neu and Fred Neumeister, all prosperous farmers near Weeping Water. H J Behrns from the Avoca-Weeping Water area attended the hearing.
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Raeson
Gottlib Neumeister
Julius Neumeister
D. Neu
Fred Neumeister
Weeping Water
H. J. Behrns
Avoca-Weeping Water
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Geo. M. Porter
F.C. Metteer
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Kate
Eminens Richey
Omha
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Jos. Burton
Murray
J. H. Merriam
Chas. A. Miller
Thurman Sn
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Geo. Hild
Cedar Creek
John Ossenkop
Chas. Mornin
Phillips’ Farm
Willie Hostetter
C. H. Vallery
Wm. Gillespie
Mynard
Frank Young
Fock Bluffs
W. H. Heil
Eight Mile Grove
Anna
Bertha Tams
Sam Smith
Ursula Smith
Newton
C. Tyler
J. L. Tyler
Havelock
J. S. Speck
Nannie
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Wall
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D. W. Foster
Wid
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Chtha
Henry Steinhauer
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A. C. Crodwin
Dave Amick
Metropolis
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Dr. Hall
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Travis
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A. J. Trillity
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Fast Mail
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Rigen
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York
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Castoria
Burlington Road
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Lingoln
Henry Huckins
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