Elmwood district court notes and Omaha travel day
Local items show John Utterback and many residents visiting Omaha on various trains. The Elmwood district court hears Carroll vs Village of Elmwood with a verdict for defendants. People attend political meetings, family news, and travel for business or social visits across Omaha and surrounding towns.
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John Utterback
Glenwood
Miss Askwith
Omaha
P. T. Becker
Olive Geas
Lexington
Neb
Epworth League
Miss Gass
First Presbyterian Church
Carroll
Elmwoed
Window display at Dovey’s dry goods department charms shoppers
The east window at Dovey’s dry goods store features a Stork emblem and a life like doll dressed in up to date baby clothes. A full line of baby goods is showcased to attract customers.
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Dovey
Stanus
Correct in Every Particular at Our Street Store
Correct in workmanship and styles and prices. Our stock showcases boys clothing and furnishings. The message repeats praise for quality and accuracy while inviting shoppers to visit the street shop for reliable merchandise.
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Abrieét
New United States Postage Stamp Designs Revealed
The Bureau of Engraving and Printing, per Postmaster General Meyer, outlined a new U S postage stamp set with denominations of 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 15 50 and 100 cents and no reprint of the 2 and 5 dollar stamps. The 2 cent stamps will ship first in November, featuring simplified designs with Washington and Franklin portraits and laurel accents.
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Desis
Postururer
Meyer
United States
U. S
Franklin
Washington
Houdon
Ralph
Bureau
Af & Alee
Vai
Avvistic
R Yuri
Hamiltons win at American Royal Poultry Show in Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton returned from Kansas City after their Buff Orpington exhibit won first prize and the blue ribbon. The couple are noted poultry fanciers with high quality stock, and the Kansas City association plans a new building next year with eight thousand seating capacity for the poultry exhibit.
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Yo Lianthon
Kansas City
Mrs. Hamilton
Kansas City Association
Hamilton
Mrs Burdick’s Goose Thief Traced to Local Suspects
In Nehawka, Mrs. F L Burdick missed a goose and learned from a witness a young man with a partner killed and plucked it. She set watches, found the goose in Henry Heebner’s possession, and later saw a heavyset man move items from a house. She seeks return of the feathers and a square deal.
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F. L. Burdick
Henry Heebner’s
Man Traces Wife Across States in Urgent Search
William Goethe, long entangled in domestic troubles, returned from South Dakota to Nebraska seeking his wife. He learned she was in Noebravka City and boarded a heavy train to Weeping Water hoping to find her there, as reported by Nehawka Register.
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William Goethe
Dakots
Nebanka
Pest
Noebravka City
Nehawka Register
Meum Saturday Visit Ends in Illinois Return
Jacob Valk retired today on an extended visit with friends and relatives at Pekin and Peoria Illinois. Valk enjoyed lengthy meetings with many Illinois friends and returned feeling well repaid for the trip. He was glad to see Nebrasia again and noted strong Cass County ties among locals despite the journey.
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Facob
Pekin
Peoria
Illinois
Nebrasia
Cass County
Fire destroys Will Rauth barn near Manley Neb
The new barn of Will Rauth located 14 miles west and 1 mile south of Manley Neb burned today as children playing with matches started a blaze in the manger. The fire consumed hay, 400 bushels of oats, 110 bushels of corn, 200 bushels of apples and peaches, and damaged several outbuildings. Neighbors fought the flames to save the residence but could not prevent the loss. Two wells were pumped dry. insurance covered the barn but not the contents.
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Manley
Neb
Evening Journal
Will Rauth
A. G. Shale Enbager Addresses Cass County Voters
Hon A. G. Shale Enbager will address Cass County voters at Plattsmouth. The event aims to outline campaign positions and mobilize support in the upcoming election.
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Cass County
Plattsmouth
Democratic Candidate for Governor In Nebraska Cites Strength
The text identifies Mr. Shellenberrer as the Democratic candidate for governor and praises him as a fine candidate. The setting is a Nebraska event prior to the next governor election.
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Shellenberrer
Nebraska
Court Suit Over Fatal Quarry Accident In Louisville
The federal court hears a damage suit over the accidental killing of Joshua F. Ford at Louisville rock quarries last July. Ford, 30, was the sole support of his widow Eva Ford and two children. Administratrix alleges a defective coupler caused the death between an engine and a coal car. State Journal.
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Joshua F. Ford
Louisville
Eva
Ford
State Journal
Herald vs Contes: Judge Allows Reading of Witness Statements
In District Court Judge Travis overruled a motion for continuance in Herald v Contes. The state sought to read statements from two absent witnesses while the defense objected. The ruling allows the statements to be read to the jury subject to later objections. The defendant excepted.
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Travis
Verve Dade
Councilman Bookmeyer Reports Northwestern Nebraska Trip
Councilman John W. Bookmeyer returned Thursday night from a tour of ONeill Creighton and other Northwestern Nebraska points. He says crops are good towns are booming and residents prospering. He met many old Omaha area residents who sent greetings back home.
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Councilman
John W. Bookmeyer
O'Neill
Creighton
Nebraska
Councilman Bookmeyer
O. K
Wlattsmouth
Baby born to P. H. Kinnamon family last Thursday
A baby boy arrived at the home of P. H. Kinnamon on Thursday morning. The father learned of the birth upon returning to the city last night and missed work for the day. Mother and child are reported doing well while the father is praised as the greatest man.
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Mrs. Lawton
Omaha
Erm Nevotny
D. Hawkeworth
E. W. Cook
North
Geo. Wallmewer
John Murray
Tire Streight
F. G. Egenberger
Lena Young
Cedar Creek
R. W. Ford
Oreapolis
C. M. Parker
Mrs. Fleming
Longworth
Peter van Buren
Elmwood
Neb
District Court
Carroll
D. McCaig
D. O. Dwyer
Stacy Lee
Fielding Wall
Bennett Chrisweiser
Chrisweiser
Burlington
Lincoln
Arco
McQuinn
Herold
Coates
Gervie
Leyda
Osbun
Pore
Matthew Gering
P. H. Kinnamon
Mr. Kinnarmon
Subway plan under Main Street tracks proposed by city engineer
District Engineer Darrow of the Burlington submits a plan for a subway under Main Street tracks with an eleven foot clearance and twelve foot width, widening to twenty feet at the incline. The project includes concrete walls, protection against vandalism, and costs mainly for side walls along the tunnel.
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Darrow
Burlington
Orbizis
Main Street
Alemetree
Bethe
Avent Hickett
Tt Tran
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