Quiet summer wedding at Hallstrom home
Alpha Victoria Hallstrom wed James G. Mauzy in a ceremony at 6 p.m. with only immediate family and close friends present. Rev. A V Hunter officiated, the couple's maid of honor was Marion Maury, and best man Henry Todd. Out of town guests included Arthur Alexander and Madeline of Oakland and Elmer Hallstrom of Avoca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Hallstrom
Rock Street
Alpha Victoria
James G. Mauzy
Marion Maury
Henry Todd
Kearney
Miss Maury
Ruth Roman
Edith Johnson
Muriel Bartheld
Catherine Eagan
Henry Manzy
Manzy
Plattsmouth
Arthur Alexander
Madeline
Oakland
Neb
Oscar Hagerstrom
Wausa
Seva Johnson
Omaha
Elmer Hallstrom
Avoca
T. J. Todd
Cass County Assessor Reports Prosperity and Valuations
The county assessor to the State equalization board shows farm land and city property valued at 12 982 842 with actual land value 41 222 045. Livestock totals include 21629 cattle 11569 horses and 1787 mules. Automobiles number 2681 with average value 93.01. Personal funds reported total 1 045 000 with assessment 209 392 and total personal tax roll 23 708 593 at five percent.
Advertising Drives Trade, A Key Business Strategy
Advertising is described as the most effective method to drum up trade, highlighting its role in attracting customers and boosting sales. The note emphasizes the impact of promotional efforts on business performance.
Omaha Clergy Visit at Leete Rectory Luncheon
Father Thomas Cassidy and his wife with four children and Father Lloyd Holdsaple and wife from Omaha spent a pleasant day visiting the Leetes at the rectory. Cassidy is the new rector of All Saints Church and Holdsaple is a well known Episcopal rector formerly of St. Barnabas parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Leete
Madame Leete
Omaha Cnergy
Thomas Cassidy
Lloyd Holdsaple
Metropolis
Father Cassidy
All Saint's Church
Father Holdsaple
Omaha
St. Barnabas Parish
Doings of the Board of County Commissioners
The board met to audit and allow claims across funds and review mothers pensions up for renewal. They voted to transfer 10000 dollars from the general fund to the bridge fund for necessary bridge maintenance. A. W. Smith resigned as road overseer in Plattsmouth precinct and the position becomes vacant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
A. W. Smith
Plattsmouth
Death draws Scotten family to Chicago for funeral
Mrs. W. T. Scotten and daughter Margaret left for Chicago after receiving news of Samuel Scotten's death at his Chicago home. He was a wealthy retired businessman and brother of the late W. T. Scotten. Funeral and burial will take place in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Scotten
Margaret
Chicago
Samuel Scotten
Scotten
Windy City
Coach Shop routs Storehouse 14 to 1 in Burlington league game
McCarthy struggled on the mound as the Coach Shop built an early lead and chased him. The Storehouse scratched a single run in the seventh on Red’s center hit and a passed ball, but Coach Shop added three or more runs in several innings and sealed a 14 to 1 victory at Red Sox park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coach Shop
Storehouse
Burlington League
Red Sox
McCarthy
Nelson
Ed Gradoville
Shinn
Gradoville
O’donnell
Martin
Newman
Kalina
Joe
Pries
Wentz
Wooster
Howe
Battery
Gradeville Rally Fails to Hold Lead in Narrow Loss
Gradeville singled to center, stole second and third, scoring on a walk to O'Donnell set by Tions Newman in the final frame. Shinn and Kalina were retired, Hans Newman and Red Newman both struck out, and Howe fanned nine across seven innings for Coach Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pires
Schubeck
Wentz
Wooster
McCarthy
Newman
Howe
Nelson
Gradeville
O'Donnell
Kalina
Pries
Red Newman
Martin
Red
Hudsins
Sattler
Weaver
Coach Shop
Tions Newman
Shinn
Hans Newman
Marriage License Issued at County Office
This morning four marriage licenses were issued in the office of County Judge Allen J. Betcon. Nick las Lumpach of Algo and Pora Krecklow of Greenwood received licenses and plan to wed this week at Murdock church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deak
Allen J. Betcon
Nicklas Lumpach
Algo
Pora Krecklow
Greenwood
Murdock Church
Labor Day Plans Progress Across City
Labor unionists in the city are organizing a full day of sports and amusements for Labour Day. Last year’s picnic is expected to be eclipsed by this year’s all day and night program with events planned by committees and publicized through the advertising team. Local shopmen and business leaders are urged to cooperate to ensure a successful community celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uions
Wheat Harvest Tops Cass County Yields Across Region
Cass County reports its best wheat harvest in years with Mur dock and Manby area showing record yields. August Wendt near Murdock thrashes 12 000 bushels from 500 acres at 2 60 a bushel netting 31 200. Fred Bergman near Manley threshes 40 acres at about 62 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Murdock
Manby
August Wendt
Fred Bergman
Manley
Delegates Elected as Shopp Is Chosen Commander
The local American Legion post met at K. of C. hall to elect new officers for the year Henry Lutz and Frank Palacek were named vice commanders with Elmer A. Webb as adjutant and Harvey J. Heneger as finance officer. Delegates Edwin A. Fricke Frank H. Smith Aubrey Duxbury were appointed to Hastings state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Shopp
Henry Lutz
Frank Palacek
Duxbury
Wiliam Shopp
Henry Laitz
Elmer A. Webb
Welb
Harvey J. Heneger
Emil Hild
John Hadraba
Aubrey Duxbury
Leslie Niel
John Wichmanny
R. P. Westover
A. D Caldwell
John Palacek
A. A Stitger
Hastings
Edwin A. Fricke
Frank H. Smith
Robert Walling
William Shopp
National Organization
Congress
Earl M. Cline
Nebraska City
Miss Clara Young Visits Murray After West Trip
Miss Clara Young returns from months in the Black Hills and visits friends in Murray. Her health improved markedly during the western stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Young
Black Hills
Murray
Miss Young
West
Informal House Party and Lawn Social Held
Last evening Mr and Mrs R F Patterson entertained about fourteen guests from Omaha at their North Sixth street home. The gathering featured a dainty buffet luncheon followed by an informal lawn party with music and dancing and a general social time that was greatly enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Patterson
Omaha
North Sixth Street
Patterson
Notable attendees from out of town at the party
The evening featured members of the party aiding the pleasant occasion with Mrs. Patterson assisted by Mrs. John W. Faber. Out of town guests included H. C. Nilkerson, Will Wood, W. Rider Wood, Jack Sharp, Strurdevent, Campbell and Lou Lorring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
John W. Faber
Messrs and Mesdames
H. C. Nickelson
Will Wood
W. Rider Wood
Jack Sharp
Strurdevent, Campbell
Lou Lorring
School Term Opens September Seventh With Planned Prep
The board of education sets the coming term for elit schools to begin on September 7. In four weeks students will end their vacation and return to studies. Superintendent Pratt is organizing the curriculum and the city educational facilities will be ready for the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Pratt
Boxing Exhibition Set for August 18 in Louisville
Andy Sehmarder and Kid Graves outline plans for a boxing exhibition in Louisville on Wednesday August 18 as part of the state trap shoot event. Schmarder, a noted young boxer, and Alexander, a former doysh boy, are highlighted for their skill. Jack Fitzgerald of Omaha will referee, with the American Legion backing the event in a large tented arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Sehmarder
Kid” Graves
Omaha
Andy
Louisville
Alexander
Schmarder
Jack Fitzgerald
American Legion
Almos
Army
Navy
Fishing trip next to the Shack along the Platte
Thomas Walling and Edward McHugh depart for Murdock to meet Jerry McHugh and fish at the Shack along the Platte. The group plans a final fishing trip at a favorite local spot near Murdock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Walling
Edward McHugh
Falls City
Murdock
Jerry McHugh
Platte
Former Cass County Legislator Cooley Dies Destitute at Reno County Farm
Cooley 75, former Nebraska state legislator from 1892 to 1894 and deputy U S marshal, found destitute at Reno County poor farm in Hutchinson Kansas. He died Tuesday night and will be buried in potters field. Sons informed but refused aid, cited ruin of mother’s life. He had a troubled history including a 1900 divorce and later wanderings before illness ended his labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooley
Nebraska
United States
Reno County
Huetchinson
Kan
Potters’ Field
Lincoln
Forney
Cus County
Ohio
Aater
Chicago
California
Kansas
Hutchinson
Methodist
Cass County Officials Head to Lincoln for State Board Hearing
The Cass County board of equalization led by Commissioners Pitt Harris and Atchison along with Assessor Parley and Clerk Sayles will travel to Lincoln to argue against the state board of equalization raising farm land valuations beyond the county’s 1916 decision. The county’s average farm land value was set at 150.50 dollars, reflecting a 50 percent increase, while the state board seeks a further ten percent hike. The outcome depends on deliberations with other counties and the state board to reach an agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theass County Board of Equalization
J. A. Pitt
C. F. Harris
William Atchison
G L. Parley
George R. Sayles
Lincoln
State Board of Equalization
Case County
State Board
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Miss Alpha
Victoria Halilstrom
State Equalization Board
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Labor Day
Nigely
Hugh Kearns J
Aubrey
Feria
Post
Ralph Alexander
Kansas City
Thimars
Marcest An
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