Auto tow mishap injures Rex Young in Murray
A towing wagon accident on Chicago Avenue left Rex Young of Murray seriously injured after an auto in tow lunged forward and crushed him. The incident began when a disabled vehicle was hauled into town with a party from Weeping Water and others joining en route. Young suffered a broken rib, multiple contusions, and a sprained ankle, and was treated by a physician before being taken to a hospital.
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Chicago Avenue
Rex Young
Murray
Russell tHieh
Charles Geen
Vem Wenger
Veouron
Pashiy
CR. Cook
Cile
Cook
Thos City
Sean Goud
Willy Mur
Ax Tlies
Machis
Mrr
Young
Cle Wien
Mur- Pak
Win
Postmaster Schneider and Family Return from the Coast
Postmaster A Schneider and his family return from a Pacific coast trip aboard No. 2. He appears improved after his illness and aims to resume duties. He serves as president of the Commercial Club, while his wife supports community work.
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Schneider
A. Schneider
Pacific
eClub
Chat
Henry
Teo Te Job
Presbyterian Sunday School Picnic Set for Thursday
The Presbyterian Sunday School will hold its annual picnic Thursday at the Tulene grounds in this city. Those invited should arrive at the church in the morning to be conveyed to the picnic grounds for a day of fun and class outings.
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Selsow
Tulene
Menele
Vonage
Residence Property for Sale Eight- room house and three lots
Eight room residence with electric light gas and cistern oily water two air flows three lots of land with some fruit on offers. A bargain if taken at once. Inquire of A O Moore.
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A. O. Moore
Asbury Jacks and Wife Travel to Omaha for Daughter Ruth’s Health
Asbury Jacks and his wife rode to Omaha this morning to consult specialists about their daughter Ruth’s health, which has been poor of late.
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Asbury Jacks
Omaha
Ruth
Opening medicine Dean's Regulats at 25¢ a box
In a brief ad fragment the text promotes a mild opening medicine named Dean's Regulats priced at 25 cents per box. It also mentions digestive issues like indigestion and constipation symptoms.
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Gizzine
Dean
Plattsmouth Journal Introduces New Comet Printing Press
The Plattsmouth Journal debuts the Goss Comet perfecting press weighing 24 000 pounds installed in the Devuemeal building with a brick ad liditions. It prints at 3 500 copies per hour, runs a continuous roll of paper, and speeds up daily and semi weekly editions. Visitors may view the press by appointment as staff ensures smoother operation and higher quality.
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Plattsteuth
Pew Goss
Ami Ts
Plattsmouth
al Fo
Edifion
Mury
Tross
Miders
Ad- Vertisini Gindtonieee Witerwnis
Goss
Jack Cooper
Chicago
Day Cox
Cox
J. C. Cox
Origin of American Indians Traced to Siberia and Mongolia
Dr Ales Hrdlicka of the Smithsonian reports traces of a pre Mongol pre Chinese population in southern Siberia and outer Mongolia that closely resemble American Indians. He cites burial mounds, physical traits, and living examples to support a theory that eastern Siberia and Mongolia contributed to the origin of the American Indian stock.
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Ales Hrdlicka
The
Smithsonian Institution
Siberia
Mongolia
United States
Southeastern
Asia
Monzana
Ales Hridlicka
Washington
Ble
Lake Baikal
Outer Mongolia
Urga
Siberian
Pr. Hrdlicka
Tibet
Those Counterfeits in Our Time
A Union Ledger column recalls various counterfeit types seen locally, mocking pretenders in commerce and morality. It likens impostors to basest metal, warns readers about false brains and deceptive public figures, and promises more examples in future installments.
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Persen
Doings in the Office of Police Judge M Archer
A complaint in Judge Maxoret’s court cites Mrs Frank Burr accusing James Jelik of letting chickens roam and endangering property, seeking confinement of fowls. Also noted is a dog disturbance problem by RR M Shlaes’ animals, with police authorized to kill one dog to quell the trouble.
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Maxoret
Frank Burr
James Jelik
Tim
RR. M. Shlaes
Shaés
Dees
Burdock Blood Billers Cited By Sunbury Reader
J. H. Walker of Sunbury Ohio reports long term dyspepsia and loss of appetite. He credits Burdock Blood Billers with addressing the underlying cause and relieving distress from meals.
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Burdock
J. H. Walker
Sunbury
Ohio
Let them see our smoke
The piece urges workers to unite as a powerful human engine for progress, using steam as a metaphor for collective effort. It calls to organize men into a team to drive growth, attract new people and business, and move the town forward.
Former Plattsmouth Girl to Be Married in September
The engagement of Miss Gladys Catherine Duke to Mr Henry C. Auracher of Minneapolis was announced in Omaha papers. The wedding will take place in September at the home of Miss Duke’s uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Charles M Edwards. Miss Duke is the daughter of Mr and Mrs G. E. Duke, born and reared in Plattsmouth before the family moved to Omaha.
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Plittsmouth
Omaha
Gladys Catherine Duke
Hmery CC. Auracher
Minneapolis
Miss Duke
Charles M. Edwards
GE. Duke
New Nebraska Swine Offered By Mt Samuel Parker
The Famous QO I C Swine Atenas a rapid growl breed now in Nebraska near Mt Samuel Parker south of town. These swine slow rapidly and reach market sooner than other breeds while consuming less feed. Parker holds the agency and invites breeders to inspect the animals at his place.
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Atenas
Nebraska
Mt. Samuel Parker
Parker
Electric Mosquito Trap If Effective in New Jersey Test
Atlantic County New Jersey plans a May test of a musical vibration mosquito trap funded by a 26000 dollar appropriation. Dr J Howard of the federal Agriculture Department believes the mosquito hum comes from respiration and can be mimicked electrically to lure and kill mosquitoes using vibrating wires and sticky flypaper. The Atlantic County Mosquito Commission asked for his opinion on adopting the device if practical.
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Atlantic County Mosquito Commission
New Jersey
J. ©. Howard
Federal Department of Agriculture
Howard
Department of Agriculture
Engineers to be withdrawn from Panama Canal project
Washington announces Major James P Jervey and Major George M Hoffman Army engineers will be relieved from duty in the canal zone late next month. Jervey led Gatuna locks work and Hoffman oversaw Gatun dam and spillway construction.
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Panama Canal
Washington
James P. Jervey
George M Hoffman
Army Engineers
Canal Zone
Miser Jervey
Gatuna Locks
Hoffman
Gatun Dam
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