Local Residents and Visitors Attend Ak-Sar-Ben Events
Nebraska City man Ralph Duff and Plattsmouth’s Mr. Pollock visit as about sixty locals attend Ak-Sar-Ben. Avoca hosts a fair turnout while May Dundas visits Oklahoma City. John Shreve from Elmwood stays a few days. James Everett injures his finger. bank cashier Herman Wellensick attends a Taft reception in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ak-Sar-Ben
Avoca
May Dundas
Ora E. Copes
Oklahoma City
Okla
John Shreve
Elmwood
Austin Bartholomew Lewton
Jas. Everett
Rudge’s
Herman Wellensick
Lincoln
Paul E. Johannes
B. C. Marquardt & Co
Columbus
Local residents and visitors list for Avoca area
A string of brief notes records Henry Wulf and wife visiting relatives near Plattsmouth and at home, R A Nutzman building a barn, Fred Hillman and wife from Berlin stopping by, Mrs J H Schmit traveling to Weeping Water, Sam Johnson building a house for an automobile storage, Walter Harmer touring Chase county, Henry McEachron Berlin postmaster on business, Fleming of Osceola new harness maker at Dunkak Maseman's, A E Cutter Bethany on business, Geo Winslow Cook visiting relatives, J C Zimmerer and W I Smoots at Cook for business, Chas Shrader visiting from Syracuse, Geo Cotton Auburn attending to matters, Herman Bakers and wife returning from Clarks and Central City, William Grothe visiting Avoca friends, Nate Dix visiting from Stockton Kansas renewing old acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Nutzman
H. G. Wellensick
Miss Francis
Miss Nutzman
Mr. Wellensick
Walter
Rockwell
Laura Albers
Walter C. Rockwell
North Branch
G. Gunde
Gus Buss
Avoca
Isaac Ellsworth
F. W. Rage
John Mohrha
Syracuse
Gus
Henry Wulf
Omaha
R. A. Nutzman
Fred Hillman
Berlin
J. H. Schmit
Weeping Water
Sam Johnson
Walter Harmer
Chase County
Henry McEachron
Mr. Fleming
Osceola
Dunkak & Maseman
Plattsmouth
A. E. Cutter
Bethany
Geo. Winslow
Cook
Chas. Shrader
Geo. Cotton
Auburn
Herman Bakers
Clarks
Central City
Neb
William Grothe
Nate Dix
Stockton
Kansas
Local residents depart for Omaha Chicago and Lincoln
A. B. Fuller of Ashland stays in town overnight for business. Mrs. M. P. Walker and Mrs. Leona Callin visit Omaha for carnival sights and a Degree of Honor meeting. Ed Rummell attends parade via special train. Catherine Odell visits Lincoln after weeks in city. Harry Mahoney and wife leave for Chicago to start new jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Walker
Omaha
Ed. Rummell
Mary A. Latky
Leona Callin
Teresa Hempel
Catherine Odell
Evansville
Ind
W. L. Pickett
Lincoln
Pickett
Zimmerer and Gillin Form New Trading Firm
Zimmerer and Gillin have taken possession of the stock from Dick Steffens and Joe Zimmerer. Gillin bought Steffen's interest and the new firm is invoiced and ready to operate. Billy Gillin, long with the old firm, is popular and the Journal predicts a large trade under their management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Steffens
Joe Zimmerer
Gillin
Steffen
Billy Gillin
Avoca Lumber Company Dissolution Notice
The partnership between Samuel Johnson and John H. Busch known as Avoca Lumber Company is dissolved by mutual consent on September 1. All notes and accounts due the firm are payable to John H. Busch and all claims against the firm are to be paid by Mr. Busch. Samuel Johnson.
Farmers Grain and Stock Company Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation filed with the Secretary of State and Cass county Nebraska. Farmers Grain and Stock Company to operate in Greenwood Cass county for buying and selling grain fuel and building materials with authorized capital of ten thousand dollars. Commencement August 1 1903 and dissolution by two thirds vote or until dissolved. Board of directors to conduct affairs with Charles Williams as President.
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Farmers Grain and Stock Company
Secretary of State
Cass County
Nebraska
Greenwood
Poe
See- Poe S Biutteers Sols Board of
Charles Williams
Manley Notes and Ak-Sar-Ben Visit Highlights
Local items report Manley residents planning a football team and family travels to Council Bluffs Omaha and Alberta Canada. Ak-Sar-Ben events draw about 65 attendees with prize awards to Lena Boom and Clarence Krecklow. The Herbs of Life Medicine Co visit Wabash after weather delays. Community news covers visits, painting, and school notes amid a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbs of Life Medicine Co
Wabash
Lena Boom
Clarence Krecklow
Manley and Springfield Battle In Tight Eleven Inning Game
Speers Bunch traveled to Springfield last Friday and gave the Springfield boys a close race. The contest went 11 innings with a final score of 1 to 10 in favor of Springfield. The game was tied twice and remained nip and tuck throughout before Manley’s side plans to return next Saturday to challenge for the belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speers
Springfield Boys
Strate
Local residents listed on Lincoln and Omaha visits
Wabash Department A. J. Fiann and George Towle were at Lincoln. A. W. Barrett and Roy Stanley visited Omaha and Elmwood. Sister of Mrs. Stanly came to town. Herald Blakie visited Nehawka. Dr. William arrived from Omaha. Mrs. A. H. Waltz visited Elmwood. Hog and sheep shipments reported. Towns mentioned include Nebras ka City Yutan Weeping Water Elwood Manley Havelock Sheridan and Kansas City. The Wabash Grain Co received corn elevators. Families and church attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Fiann
Lincoln
George Towle
A. W. Barrett
Omaha
Stanly
Roy Stanley
Herald Blakie
Nehawka
O. H. Allen
J. W. Stanton
Geo. Magensen
Nebraska City
H. T. Squires
Weeping Water
S. Uulfish
Yutan
Wm. van Enery
Elmwood
Wm Edgar
Ilinois
Wabash Grain Co
Ak-Sar-Ben Parade Draws Big Crowds Homeward
Crowds from the city attended the Ak-Sar-Ben event with a parade featuring the Golden West float and satirical political scenes Samson In Polyix and supports. The parade highlighted western resources, while presidential race sentiments favored Bryan in Nebraska. Train return to Omaha was timely and orderly. Local residents and visitors, including H K Dunbar, L C W Murray, H T Richards, Rev John Carraher, Mrs John Krager and Violet Krager, Peter Vogel, Wm Brown, Mrs G G Meisinger, and others, were noted for their attendance and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ak-Sar-Ben
Golden West
Iowa
West
Plains States
Samson
Big Stick
Stork
Steam Roller
League of American Municipalities
William H
William J
Bryan
John Krager
Violet
Sophia Krager
Omaha
Peter Vogel
Louisville
Wm. Brown
Columbus
Neb
Ed. Donat
Mr. Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ralph Duff
Mr. Pollock
Henry Crafe
A. T. Harmon
Christian
Adolph Zimmerer
Nels Sorard
John Everett
John
Jeff Welcher
Oxford
Henry Wohlers
W. W. Straub
H. G. Wellensier
The
Bank of Avoca
Ora E.copes
John Schmidt
Hie
Vvoc A
Straub
Aroca
E. R. Kaar
Brendel
J. C. Zimmerer
W. I. Smoots
Dunkar
Maseman, Avoca, Neb
Amenda
Mohr
Marquardt
Kirkendall and Goodman
A. B. Fuller
Ashland
G. W. Todd
Brandies Building
Harry Mahoney
Chicago
Ill
Mahoney
Plattsmoth Telephone Company
Mr. Mahoney
Pat. Mahoney
Zimmerer & Gillin
Manley Department
Geo. Lord
A. Jenkins
T. F. Keckler
Council Bluffs
E. Smith
Near Elmwood
Dan Bourke
Manley
Frank Smith
Longlane
Missouri
Mary Murphy
Chas Murphy
Mike Tighe
Alberta
Canada
Jas. Carper
Little Wilson
Ruth
Georgia
Eva
Gust Lawther
Cedar County
L. Todds
Lawther
Manley An
Springfield
Wabash Department
A. J. Brann
W. G. van Every
Dr. William
A. H. Waltz
D. DD. Brann
Chas. Braum
Havelock
H. ©. Richards
Holt County
Lyda
Erma Squires
Clarence Pool
Mrs. Geo. Colbert
George Johnson
Corning
Mr. Livingston
Sheridan
Wyv
H T. Richards
Kennedy
UU. S. Navy
Mrs. Beach
Kansas City
W. T. Richards
Samson XIV
Burlington
H. K. Dunbar
Fremont
Frank
L. C. W. Murray
H. T. Richards
Rev
John ©. Carraher
David City
Father Shine
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