Lively Row at Weeping Water

O. Burgress, who was convicted of maintaining a house of ill-repute last week, gave a bond which was set aside

by the judge and the defendant sent to jail.  

Aboout 11 o'clock today J. S. Welliver and the Campbell family mixed up in a general row.  Welliver took a gun,

Campbell took a fall out of Welliver, Mrs. Campbell took a club and the police took the whole outfit into police court.

Weeping Water, Neb., July 27 (Special)

Nebraska State Journal, Wednesday Morning, July 28, 1897

Cass County Farmer Seriously Wounded

Arnold Mast of Near Murray Alledgly Shot By Theron Murray and Condition Grave

Omaha, July 17 -- (AP) -- Arnold Mast, farmer residing near Murry, lies gravely wounded in a local hospital of shots, alledgedly inflected Tuesday by his nephew, Theron Murray, during a dispute over properety on the Mast farm.

Murray has been accused of shooting Mast with intent to kill and has been released from jail on bond, pending the outcome of Masts wounds.

The Lincoln Star - Lincoln , Nebraska, Thursday, July 17, 1930

 Wagons, Ho! Top on Way

Plattsmouth – The 50 ton top of the reactor for Hallam’s atomic power plant began the overland part of its journey Friday morning.

The part was shipped into Plattsmouth by barge, and is now being trucked to Hallam.  The truck trip is expected to take 2 ˝  to 3 days.

The truck slowly moved south out of Plattsmouth and then west on State Highway Q, a gravel road, according to the Cass County superintendent’s office.

The matching component of the top, a reactor vessel, followed the same route last summer.  It rolled from a truck into a cornfield but was finally rescued.

Lincoln Evening Journal – Lincoln 1, Nebraska, Friday, April 14, 1961