Daily Personal News highlights of Omaha visits and travel
A long list of passengers and travelers in Omaha is reported, naming many residents and visitors from Murray, Union, Elmwood, Murray, and surrounding towns. Activities include business trips on the mail train and P.S. trips to Lincoln, with witnesses and locals attending the Johnson will contest hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soennichsen
Omaha
C. D. Clapp
Johnson Will
Elmwood
E. J. Jeary
G. J. Klinger
Mr. Erwin
Union
Wm. Muller
M. G. McQuinn
Returns from New Mexico yield rich loam soil samples
J. C. Coleman, back from Las Vegas New Mexico, brought boxes of soil from near the city to the Journal office. The loam appears fertile and deep with buffalo grass roots extending at least thirty inches. Surface samples show buffalo grass mats that give way to blue stem hay. He also brought fruit specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Coleman
Las Vegas
N. M
Journal Office
Coleman
Settlement of Insurance Wins Quick Claims for Farmers Mutual
The Farmers Mutual Insurance Company of Lincoln Neb rapid losses settlement shown by adjuster F E Lynch after inspecting Oscar Gapen fire remains. Maria Gapen receives 1900 for buildings while Oscar gets 100 for contents, total 3600 including machinery hay and grain. A separate out of court settlement with J A Tanner over a barn loss disclosed policy value 400 and resolved by payment. Call and see my line of fall hats. Miss Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Mutual Insurance Company of
Lincoln
Neb
F. E. Lynch
Oscar Gapen
Maria Gapen
Tanner
Market Auction Offers Wide Range of Goods
Sales held alternate Saturdays offer auction and private sale of items including horses cows implements and more. Contact details not provided.
Large Feed Yard Announces Hay and Stall Prices
A local feed yard advertises hay at 10 cents per unit and stalls available in sheds. The note emphasizes bulk hay and stall space for livestock operations.
Sawed wood hay and grain for sale in Plattsmouth
We keep sawed wood bailed hay and grain. Call us up at Plattsmouth phone number 11 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Beautiful Wed Ding Ceremony Unites Shore Brady
A simple Wednesday morning wedding united Albertus A. Shore of Norborne Missouri and Sallie Brady of this city. Rev A A Randall officiated at the brides parents home with about twenty five ladies present. The couple departed for a brief bridal tour and will reside in Norborne after October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A. Randall
Albertus A. Shore
Norborne
Sallie Brady
Leona Brady
Blaine Moyle
W. S. Soper
Burlington Station
Zelma Tuey
Omaha
Mrs Anna Vehling Dies in Council Bluffs
Mrs Anna Vehling wife of John Vehling of Weeping Water died Sunday afternoon at St Bernard s hospital in Council Bluffs where she had been a patient for three or four months. The remains were shipped to Weeping Water for interment. She is survived by her husband and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
M. A. Dickson
L. D. Hiatt
Geo. M. Porter
Glenwood
Jas. Jelinek
Chariton
W. E. Wescott
Anna Vehling
John Vehling
St. Bernard's Hospital
Council Bluffs
Elmwood Leader Echo notes births and local changes
Elmwood news reports a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ezra Miller on Sept 11. Langhurst returns from an eastern trip. Mrs McAlister returns home after hospital treatment. John Schick improves after blood poisoning. Deles Dernier wins county court case in Falls City. C D Brittell undergoes appendicitis operation and recovers. Capt White improves and visits his son James farm. W Langhurst injured Willie Langhurst breaks finger in Murdock game. Harry Williams sells meat market to Charlie Wood who will staff with Bert Bennett and Earl Horton. Leader Echo wishes Wood success.
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Echo L. F. Langhurst
Ezra Miller
McAlister
Eagle
John Schick
Deles Dernier
Falls City
Richardson County
C. D. Brittell
Capt. White
James
Murdock
Willie Langhurst
Elmwood
Harry Williams
Charlie Wood
Mr. Wood
Bert Bennett
Earl Horton
Echo
Mint sauce and cottage cheese hints from Aunt Sally
A rustic kitchen column shares simple recipes including cottage cheese from sour milk, mint sauce proportions, grated ham ideas, and practical tips for draining whey. It blends homestyle instructions with notes on preserving melon rind treats and serving suggestions.
All Right Bread Recipe Instructions
The text discusses an indelicate kitchen note with phrases about indulgence in discussion and a recipe using one tencup and fraction, half of coarse flour, one half cup of molasses, cornmeal, one pint of lacteal fluid from an animal, half teaspoon saleratus, and steaming for three hours. It ends with guidance to pronounce the bread all right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Mulkenfelt
Practical Household Tips From A Practical Homemaker
This column offers concise kitchen and cleaning guidance. It suggests browning flour for quick gravies, boiling meat first to retain juices, and making gravies on hot rather than simmering. It advises kerosene for lamp chimneys, boiling wash rags with sal soda, color coding rags for reuse, and using a mop stick for washing dishes.
Gems for Late Breakfast
Beat one cup sweet milk one and one half cups flour one egg one spoon salt and one of baking powder. Have pans hot and oven ready bake fifteen minutes. Nobody will have to wait for these.
Noted Visitors and Seasonal Moves In Local Ledger
Louisville visitors include A B Todd of Denver visiting relatives. C E Pribble plans a move to Omaha to run a rooming house around the 20th. W F Diers and wife head to western Nebraska for chicken hunting for two to three weeks. John Hennings from Chickasa Oklahoma visits relatives. crops and state prosper. G H Wood, George Frater, Matt Williams and John Gauer return from a Alberta Canada land tour investing in quarter sections. C W Spence travels to Hot Springs S D for baths and will register for South Dakota land on return. Wm H Hoover reports three twelve inch ears of red corn as proof of bumper crop and high prices. Mose Gadway and son visit from Grapeland Texas due to ill father. Mose notes Texas brings grain and vegetables and other crops not raised in this state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Pribble
Omaha
W. F. Diers
Nebraska
John Hennings
Chickasa
Oklahoma
John
G. H. Wood
George Frater
Matt Williams
John Gauer
Alberta
Canada
C. W. Spence
Hot Springs
S. D
Alliance
South Dakota
Wm. H. Hoover
Mose Gadway
Little Son
Grapeland
Texas
Mose
Special Burlington Train To Ak-Sar-Ben From City Sept 30
The Burlington announces a special train from this city to Omaha on September 30 leaving at 7 p m and returning at 11 p m with one and one half fares for the round trip and a minimum fifty cent ticket. Additional trains to Omaha from various state points are arranged on different days.
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Burlington Road
Omaha
Furnished or unfurnished seven room house for sale
For Sale or Rent. A seven room house in perfect condition with complete room and gas. All modern except heat. Four lots with shade and fruit trees. Large barn and other buildings. Two and one half blocks from Main street Riverview, the nicest location in the city at 313 North Third street. Independent phone No. 224.
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Main Street
Riverview
North Third Street
Independent Phone No
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