Omaha-bound daily noting broad local travel and visits
Readers learn of numerous residents and visitors: Claude Schumaker and many others traveling to Omaha on mail or fast trains for business, health, or family reasons. The column records receptions, meetings, and minor incidents amid a busy day in the county with political figures and local names appearing throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Schumaker
Omaha
Louis Keil
The
Majestic
Lillian Bookmeyer
Geo M. Porter
Plattsmouth Pair Walked Home From Pacific Junction
A Plattsmouth man and a young woman walked from Pacific Junction to this city after their carriage failed to appear. They arrived in the early morning hours, escorted only by Burlington tracks and a dark mystery surrounds the missing couple. A cigarmaker reportedly has sore feet from the trek.
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Plattsmouth
Pacific Junction
Burlington
Big Bridge
No. 13
Injured While Canning Fruit
Miss Mary Hobson was injured while canning fruit when a glass jar collapsed cutting her thumb along a long gash that exposed bone and arteries. Dr. Hall treated the wound with six stitches and reports say she is recovering with little danger of serious consequences.
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Mary Hobson
Hall
Blood Poisoning Follows Barn Accident
Joe Perry injured his right hand while pushing a buggy at Man speaker's barn last Wednesday. He did not guard against infection and the wound became poisoned, requiring three openings. The hand shows signs of recovery. T. H. Pollock traveled to Omaha today to oversee telephone business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Perry
Manspeaker
Arrest of John C Bates After Donuts Saloon Disturbance
Last Saturday John C Bates drank heavily and caused a disturbance in Donuts saloon then on Main Street. Officers Fitzgerald and Rainey restrained him. Bates resisted, fought, and was jailed after a police chase. He was fined fifty dollars with suspension for good behavior, and his wife accompanied him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Curtiss
Lincoln Hospital
Union Ledger
John C. Bates
Donut
Main Street
Fitzgerald
Rainey
Cass County
Hall
Bates
Archer
Gering
Local primary spending shows low nomination costs
A county primary shows minimal outlay for nominations as candidates paid small fees. Congressman Pollard spent 10.08, state senator Banning 7.35, Teft 5.00, Governor Sheldon 10.00, Col. Bates 5.10, Laughlin 5.64, Sattler 5.00, Noyes 5.00, D. Smith 5.00, while A L Tidd paid nothing to run for county attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollard
W. B. Banning
Orlandor Teft
Sheldon
Col. M. A. Bates
O. W. Laughlin
P. Sattler
C. E. Noyes
D. Smith
A. L. Tidd
Cass County Nomination Costs Seen Low In Filing Fees
The report notes W. C. Ramsey paid $13.11 to run, Commissioner Switzer paid $5.00 for a second term, and rival C. M. Sevbert increased 67.5 percent. Overall, running for nomination is described as a cheap business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Ramsey
Switzer
Secon
C. M. Sevbert
Cass County
Parmele family starts long overland trip to Custer ranch
Chas. C. Parmele and family depart today for an extended overland journey to the ranch in Custer county. They travel in a large touring car with planned stops at Linesin Grand Island Kearney Mastings and other points, the trip likely lasting at least two weeks. The car is well equipped and carries spare repairs and ammunition for a proposed hunting of birds. Miss Bernice Newell travels to Omaha to visit friends.
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Register of Deeds
Schneider
Nehawka
A. Dill
Miss Vi Hitt
Omaha
Miss Hitt
Miles Standish
Murray
Inlaw
Florence Standish
Almena
John Friedrich
Martin Friedrich
Randolph
Neb
Friedrich
Louis Walter
Judge Archer
Norton
Kas
Mr. Walter
Ohio
Washington Smith
Mr. Smith
Wm. McCauley
Lincoln
Doris Patterson
Jas
Don Patterson
Concordia
Arapahoe
Samuel Patterson
Laura Kinkaid
Plattsmouth
Pacific Coast
Miss Kinkaid
Geo. Grebe
Eustis
Fred Drucker
Drucker
Robertson
Frank Dailey
Jos. Shaw
Cedar Creek
Justice Archer
Frank Johnson
Jackville
Fla
Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Chas. C. Parmele
Parmele
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Stanfield Jones
Miss Martens
C. M. Seybert
J.P. Faber
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Iawa
Jacob Lohner
Henry Hire
S. Furlong
Rock Bluffs
Peter Peterson
Conrad H. Vallery
Will Rummel
W. J. Streicht
Louis Jarrin
Joe Kahoutek
John F. Wehrbein
Newman Grove
Dr. Jensen
R. D. Thompson
Helen Swarthout
A. Will
Dora
Peel
Robert
Wm. Stohlman
Center Precinct
County Central Committee
M. B. Houk
C. D. Clotfelder
Alger S. Johnson
J. W. Johnson
Will Sitzman
Mrs. Sitzman
Bessie Tuma
Miss Tuma
Sitzman
John Tighe
Manley
Democratic County Central Committee
Mr. Tighe
J. W. Bookmeyer
Paul F. Budig
Robert Sherwood, Jr
Buster Brown
Mr. Sherwood
Louis Kohrell
Louie
Wescott & Sons
Lohnes
Ralph Mullis
J. B. Meisinger
Eight Mile Grove
A. J. Beeson
Nehawka Fair
Mia
Barbara Gering
Prof. Asche
W. H. Freese
Mabel
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