Plattsmouth School Adds Manual Training Head and Football Return
Plattsmouth city schools fill the teaching staff with A. D. Bell of Filley named head of manual training and athletic director. The district restates its aim to elevate the curriculum to modern standards and to boost sports as a key engine for student engagement. A football team returns for the first time since 1907, alongside continued basketball, promising a strong athletics year.
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Plattsmouth
Board of Education
A. D. Bell
Filley
Nebraska
Bell
Supt. Pratt
H. A. Stromsbure
Husky
Nebraska counties cited to appear for hearing on equalization
State board of assessment completes tentative equalization for 93 Nebraska counties. Thirty-five counties proposed to rise 1 to 40 percent, thirty-one to fall, twenty-six unchanged. August 6 hearing set. counties listed with specific land value increases, including Boone to Lincoln.
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State Board of Assessment
Nebraska
Arthur
State Board
Boone
Nance
York
Pierce
Gage
Phelps
Cass
Dixon
Platte Loup
Brown
Furnas
Deuel Wheeler
Saunders Nuckolls
Hall
Merrick
Keith
Polk
Saunders
Holt
Garfield
Buffalo
Dundy
Custer
Grant
Thomas
Cheyenne
Morrill
Scottsbluff
Butler
Box Butte
Chase
Lincoln
Lancaster County Lands and Improvements Tax Changes
The Lancaster county assessment will be reduced by a percentage on lands and improvements. Total state assessment reaches 7906 million compared with 572 million last year. Proposed changes will barely affect state totals, possibly lowering Brand by 2.5 million. The Bureau of Equalization report shows sales values modified for equalization, with counties at 68 percent of the modified land values. those below are increased, those above reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Philip F. Bross
Department of Finance
W. H. Osborne, Jr
State Board of Assessment and Equalization
Schmarder Plans Training For Big Upcoming Boxing Bout
Andy Schmarder of Louisville begins training under Kid Graves to prepare for bouts with western glove artists and a possible Labor Day meeting with George Lamson the Walthill Indian. Alexander of Iowa also seeks a clash, with Kansas City training noted. promoters hope for a Schmarder Lamson rematch in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Schmarder
Louisville
George Lamson
Walthill
Andy
Kid” Graves
West
Alexander
Iowa
Kansas City
Lamson
Schmarder
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Plasterer Henry Perry Suffers Eye Injuries at Bakery
Henry Perry working on plastering at the Herger bakery was struck in the eye by falling lime. The lime burned the eyeball and caused severe pain, requiring a physician and bandaging while the full extent of the injury is assessed.
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Henry Perry
Herger
Perry
Will Do Trucking Expands to Cattle Hauling to Omaha
Advertises a newly acquired truck for versatile trucking with a specialty in cattle hauling to the Omaha market. Contact Adam Mei at 1104 Louisville Farm Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Adam Meisinger
Louisville Farm Line
Consolidation of Country Schools
The Cass county article notes a surge in consolidating country school districts. Murdock held a meeting with turnout and elected directors Henry Heichman Hl. A. Guthmann J. J. Gustin W. T. Weddel C. C. Zink and W. H. C. Backmeier. August 21 election set for districts seeking consolidation.
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Wabash
Miss Alpha Petersen
Miss Petersen
Murdock
Henry Heichman
Hl. A. Guthmann
J. J. Gustin
W. T. Weddel
C. Cc. Zink
W. H. C. Backmeier
Cass County
Alvo
Nehawka
Eagle
Picnic of St. Pauls Ladies Auxiliary Near Murdoch
The annual church auxiliary picnic was held at the farm home of Mr and Mrs William Schutz near Murdoch. Attendees included numerous local families and guests from Ashland, Omaha, Floella Texas, and Floella Texas. A full two course dinner followed a day of games and socializing with lemonade and cake at 4 pm and cars departing by 5 pm.
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St. Pauls Evangelical Church
City
Schutz
Ladies Auxiliary
St. Paul's Church
Pleasant Farm
William Schutz
Murdock
Mrs. Schutz
Messrs
Ed Tritsch
Fred Guenther
Fred Tschirren
Herman Graham
John Kaffenberger
William Rikli
Emil Rikli
John Meisinger
Wo. Schutz
Floella
Texas
Mrs. Marsh
Ashland
Florence Rummell
Emma Hirz
Ella
Grace Nolting
Elizabeth Tschirren
Elizabeth Nolting
Kathryn Hirz
Louise Rummell
Helen Hild
Kathryn Rikli
Ruth Thimgan
Elvera Born
Adelia Tritsch
M. Wythe
Ray Tschirren
William Nolting
Leonard
Arnold Born
Gilbert Hirz
Edgar Meisinger
Victor
Werner Meisinger
Gordon Wilcoxson
Arnold Beuchler
Fritzie Tschirren
Dean's Regulars: Easy-acting remedy praised by users
Readers report Dean's Regulars work smoothly with no griping and no adverse effects. The product is priced at 30 cents and available at all drug stores.
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Dean’s
Ladies Study Questions At Tuesday Balir Meeting
The League of Woman Voters held a meeting at the library to study proposed constitutional amendments. They aim to become informed voters and influence the upcoming state and national issues with serious consideration at the polls.
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Balir
League of Woman Voters
Imrary
Campfire Girls Entertain Friends After Circus
Kezehkone campfire members closed two weeks of activities with the Bar gains Circus and hosted about 35 Boy Scouts at Fourth and Main Rest Room. Mrs. H A Schneider, Mrs. JeP Gordr, and Mr. and Mrs. H W Smith supervised the event featuring a musical program and dancing followed by a three course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kezehkone
Boy Scouts
Fourth
Main Streets
H. A. Schneider
Jep Gord R
H. W. Smith
Many Passengers Take Trip Into The Clouds
Lieutenant A. J. Nielson visited from Council Bluffs and landed at the Wiles farm to give locals a sky ride. Harry H. Harding of Bargains Circus joined as passengers as Nielson performed dips and spins. John Achatz, an expert air man, parachuted from about 3 000 feet then floated down 400 feet before opening the chute.
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A. J. Nielson
Council Bluffs
Wiles Farm
Harry H. Harding
Bargains Circus
Nielson
Mr. Harding
Lieut Nielson
John Achatz
Mr. Achatz
J W Edmunds Visits Boyhood Home in Michigan
J W Edmunds of Murray leaves by Burlington to revisit his early life in Kalamazoo Michigan for a several week stay. He may also visit Columbus Ohio to see his sister whom he has not seen for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Edmunds
Murray
Burlington
Michigan
Kalamazoo
Ands
Columbus
Ohio
Returns From A Trip To The West
George M. Hild and H. E. Becker return from Perkins county Nebraska where crops look best in years with heavy wheat and alfalfa yields. They toured farms of Frank Steppst Ira Bates and Ed S Tutt and noted ideal weather and strong harvest prospects. Warne Propet, recently from Cass county, traveled from Murray to Grant in record time.
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George M. Hild
H. E. Becker
Perkins County
Brest
Nebraska
Frank Vatlery
Rex Young
Mr. Vailery
Mr. Youngs
Mr. Hild
Becker
Frank Steppst
Ira Bates
Ed S. Tutt
Murray
Mr. Hill
Grant
Warne Propet
Cass County
Piano Draw Draws Crowd as Legion Plan Won
A local American Legion event raffled a player piano on Saturday night at 11 o clock drawing. Mayor Henry A Schneid er and George C Dovey oversaw the blindfolded draw with tickets, blanks, and a piano word ticket. Result number 174 won, and the piano was later given to Mayor Schneid er.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
the Legion
Schneider
Fi Sehneider
Harding and wife depart after three week stay in city
Harry H. Harding and his wife leave the city following a three week visit. Harding acted as the Kelly Sales Co. representative overseeing special sales across six local stores. He will return to Minneapolis to oversee his new residence before moving on to Seattle for a major company sales program.
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Harry H. Harding
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Promotes Household Remedy
An American household remedy, Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil, has offered relief for cuts sprains burns and bruises for 25 years. Available in 30c and 60c sizes at all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Thomas
Dodge Family Returns From Lake Independence Outing
George Dodge and wife returned from a two week vacation at Lake Independence in Minnesota. They enjoyed the lakeside resort with Mr Dodge fishing, securing 200 of the fish of the finny tribe during their stay. The weather grew warmer while the rainy start of the season vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dodge
Minnesota
Lake Independence
Dodge
Railroads Face Car Shortage Amid Crop Movement
Burlington official warns box car shortage will constrain grain and food product shipments. Open cars may be used for coal, urging coal buyers to place orders to prevent a winter shortage, with emphasis on August and September deliveries and coordination with dealers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W_ & Thiehoff
Burlington
Commissioners in Session Review County Claims at Regular Meeting
The board of county commissioners met at the courthouse in the regular monthly session and began auditing accumulated county claims since the last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Red Sox Top Ralston In Fast 3-1 win
Connors pitched superbly for the Red Sox as they blanked Ralston early and held on after a late eighth inning threat. Mason earned highlight plays in left field while O Donnell and Gradeville contributed key hits and runs to secure the 3-1 victory at the Jet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston
Red Sox
Connors
Sox
William Harvey Mason
Grassman
Nelson
O'Donnell
Eddie Gradeville
Smith
Herald
Eddie
Louie Smith
Mason
Fred Smith
Ralston Heaver
Gradeville
Burdock Blood Bitters Promotion Noted in Want Ad
Dyspepsia remedy Burdock Blood Bitters advertised nationwide. Claims to strengthen digestion and purify the blood. Priced at $1.25 per bottle and available at ail drug stores. Journal want ads mention the product.
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Filley, Nebr
State Board of Taxation
Journal Office
Tiroxg
Sie Sitsie
Ale
Federal Reserve System
United States
THE
First National Bank
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