Daily Personal News highlights many travelers in city
Philip H Meisinger and Verna Leonard are in town or Omaha on business or visiting plans. Numerous residents including Miss Ellen Jess Chas Troop Bengen Jacob Meisinger and Mrs J Stenner several Meisingers and Miss Nettie Hawksworth travel for work visits to Omaha and Des Moines. Orlando Tefft and contentions noted for politics while Miss Mary Moore and Agatha Jones prepare to teach. Planned Labor Day events and a Parmele show promise entertainment and local civic notes.
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Philip H. Meisinger
Verna Leonard
Omaha
Chas. Ulrich
L. A. Moore
D. J. Klinger
Ernest Bailey
Missouri Valley
Texas
Parmele
W. S. Askwith
Masonic Home
Luella Suddeath
Walter Thomas
A Sad Case and a Brute Husband
Dialogue from the New York Weekly recalls a spoiled daughter quarrel turning to marriage and separation. A fond mother recalls the girl’s cruel husband and the couple’s estrangement, ending with sympathy for the wife.
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Angel
New York Weekly
The Booster and Knocker Compared in Rural Progress
The York Times sketches a contrast between the cheerful booster who drives progress and the obstructing knocker who drags it back. It argues farmers profit all, while critics keep wealth to themselves, and predicts a prosperous fall with boosters leading the parade.
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The
York Times
Strayed or Stolen Dog Report
Black and white spotted female dog missing from a home. Owner Dict Jones offers information on the stray or stolen pet and asks for any details to help recover it.
Applicant’s Bridge Club Joke Shows Quirky Qualifications
A humorous exchange reveals a job applicant boasting astronomy skills while the interviewer lists advanced tasks. The reply notes the man’s real year’s job as official score keeper for a women’s bridge club.
Party Prep: House Gathering Supplies Heard
Dialogue shows Cleverton suggesting items for a house party including tips for servants, clothing like a flannel shirt and dress suit, plus pa jamas and engagement rings, framed as casual banter about what players should bring to the event.
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Dashaway
Cleverton
Silk Hose Within Reach of Detroit Couple
A Detroit Free Press note notes the desire to dress a wife in silks but cites the high cost of silken hose, reflecting financial constraints in fashion.
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Detroit Free Press
Notable Observation About American Hair
A foreign lecturer remarks that American women have the most luxuriant hair in the world, provoking an irreverent shout from a back-of-hall audience member as quoted by a judge.
Dusting Ornaments Tops Shelf In Royal Magazine Chat
A playful exchange notes a tall man about six feet two inches. The speaker explains she will dust the top shelf ornaments if he is indeed the friend. The remark captures light social banter from the Royal Magazine.
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Royal Magazine
Memory by the pasture fool tunes and lessons
A farmer comments on a son who plans memory lessons while the town paper notes he can recall every foolish tune ever whistled. The exchange highlights memory and habit in a rural setting.
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Farmer Corn
Tossel
Washington Star
Great Publisher Rejects Manuscript for Plot Issues
Dialogue between a Great Publisher and an Old-Time Novelist shows the publisher rejecting a manuscript for lacking a coherent plot. The exchange appears in the New York Weekly style, capturing editor and writer tensions.
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New York Weekly
Saving disposition sparks pointed household quips
In a light exchange, two women joke about their husbands saving money. One laments his thrift, the other envies his habit, noting he smokes himself nearly to death to save tobacco coupons. The remark appears in a Washington Star column.
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Washington Star
Conversation Fragment Reflects Idle Doctor Patient Banter
The Cleveland Leader quotes a doctor and patient exchanging quips about killing time and its remedy as a light moment in medical dialogue. The brief exchange centers on a casual, everyday tone rather than clinical detail.
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Cleveland
Father’s Embrace After Request Brings Tears
The voice recalls a moment when a daughter asked her father for her. he said nothing and fell into her neck, weeping. The Chicago Record Herald presents a tender scene of reunion and emotion.
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Chicago Record- Herald
Col Nevius Elected New Jersey Man Made Chief of Grand Army
Col Henry M. Nevius of Red Bank New Jersey was elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic on the first ballot with 454 votes to 254 for Gov Van Sant of Minnesota. The selection of a next encampment city favors Salt Lake City though Atlanta also bids. Nevius a Civil War veteran, lost an arm at Fort Stevens and later served as New Jersey state senate president. Mrs W L Gillman of Roxbury Massachusetts was elected president of the Woman's Relief Corps.
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Toledo
Henry M. Neving
Red Bank
N.J
Grand Army of the
J. Kent Hamilton
Ohio
G. C. Royce
California
J. F. Spence
Tennessee
G. Lane Tannehill
Maryland
J. W. Stebbins
Alabama
South
W. M. Scott
Atlanta
Salt Lake City
Col
Negius
New Jersey
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
Lincoln Cavalry
New York Cavalry
Fort Stevens
Early
Nevius
New Jersey State Senate
Woman's Relief Corps
W. L. Gillman
Roxbury
Mass
Notice to Creditors in Regina Wolf Estate Cass County
Creditors of Regina Wolf deceased must meet the administrator in Cass County Nebraska at Plattsmouth County Court on September 19 and March 10 at 10 o'clock a.m. to present claims. Six months for filing claims and one year for settlement are allowed from August 22. Witness and seal of the county court Plattsmouth.
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Panse
Jefferson Conty
Nebraska
Tenco
Platesmouth
Harvey H. I. Travia
District Court
GTATE
Cass County
Regina Wolf
Jude
Nebrraska
Plattsmouth
Salt County
Lora Mittman
Bertha Bobiord. Mikwrs
Lora M. Fittman
Hertha B. Pittovan
G. H. Glimare
Lora M. Pittman
Bertha E. Pittman
M. Pittman
A. D
Sear
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Ellen Jess
Chas. Troop
Bengen
Mynard
Jacob Meisinger
Geo. P. Horn
Woodmen's Accident Association
R. D. Thompson
John Carmack
Des Moines
Iowa
Nettie Hawksworth
Burlington
A. L. Hagaridl
Glenwood
Iown
Hi. Booth
Lincoln
Dietrich Smith
Elmwood
Mary Moore
Murray
Cedar Creek
Jas. A. Walker
D. J. Pitman
Jas. Loughridge
Masonic Lodge
Loughridge
Royal Arch
Will Robertson
Alba Nelson
Geo. Klinger
Klinger
Agatha Jones
Greenwood
Miss Jones
Orlando Tefft
State Senate
Orlando
A. Houghton
T. H. Pollock
Ami B. Todd
Denver
Christine Doering
Lillian Bookmeyer
Max Straub
Avoca
Matthew Gering
Sarpy County
Peter Carlson
Havelock
Julia Iles
de Soto
Mark Iles
John Wiles
Elizabeth Spangler
John Claus
Eddie Curtiss
Percival
H. BD. Stanley
Chas. L. Carlson
J. W. Elliott
T. W. Sheldon
Percival, Ia
Schlater
Josie Wooster
Anna Janda
A. J.trillity
A. C. Goodwin
George Horn
Louisville
Dora Kostal
Josephine West
Otto Puls
E. A. Wiggenhorn
F. G. Fricke
Ashland
Germany
Cora Allen
Riverton
C. A. Wells
Hamilton
Nick Halmes
W. BB. Banning
Union
Sir. Lanning
Geo. Thierolf
C. H. Vallery
Eugene B. Lewis
St Louis
Mr. Lewis
Minnie
Clara Lade
Kofmann Dalton
Bulger
Neb
Hassett
G. G. Hofman
W. G. Meisinger
Mr. Meisinger
Fight Mile Grove
T. P. Kennish
Geo. E. Dovey
Mr. Kennish
New York Central
Chas. Noyes
H. O
Arthur Palmer
John Jackman
Noyes
Frances Weidman
Helen Chapman
Gladys Marshall
Dict Jones
C. E. Wescoit
Col. Nevius
Grand Army
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Hugh Norton
Vt. P. Ry
Plattsmouth, Neb
Shewdest
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Uunty
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