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Newspaper

Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1913

Page

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Nebraskans Gather for Santa Monica Reunion

Senator S. L. Thomas recounts a Nebraska reunion in Santa Monica California with ninety seven former residents as guests of William Stadelman at his bungalow by the rice course. The gathering included many Plattsmouth names and noted homes built by Frank Johnson and Nels Murray for Stadelman.

Journal Senator 8S. L. Thomas Long Beach California Santa Monica Mr. Thomas Angzus Plattsmouth Santa Monica Beach Nebraska William Stadelman William Riley Hotel Plattsonians L. D. Bennet Alice Wilson W. H. Miller Frank Johnson Nels Murray Ernest Wurl Nade Shultz Sue Morrissery Jean Ed Sampson S. L. Thomas Frank Johnson and Sons Vine Street William Stadelman, Jr

Adopted Son Visits From Ord In Nebraska Rail Ride

Co. E. Cook arrives home with his adopted son E. H. Marks of Ord Valley county. They travel on No. 15 to Lincoln. Marks reports Valley county will have about half a corn crop, with rains likely yielding three good cuttings of alfalfa.

E. Cook E. H. Marks Ord Valley County Cook Lincoln

The Grandfather of Twins in Spokane

The broad smile on Col. J. AW. Thrasher’s face revealed a double joy as his son Connie Thrasher and wife welcomed twin boys in Spokane Washington on August 7. The colonel and his wife celebrate the new grandchildren and friends hope the boys grow to be useful citizens and a comfort to their parents.

Col. J. AW. Thrasher Stork Connie Thrasher Spokane Washington Thrasher

Tom Martin Visits Between Trains in Pacific Junction

Tom Martin of Pacific Junction came over this afternoon to visit his friends here between trains.

Tom Martin Pacific Junction

Journal praises Cass county paper after new press install

A 1913 letter from the American Press Association to R. A. Bates compliments the Plattsmouth Journal for installing a new Goss Comet press. It notes Cass county residents enjoy a clean up to date newspaper and predicts continued progress for the Journal. The communication is dated August 14 1913 and signed by E G C Jette.

Journal American Press Association Telegraph Constant Cass County Omaha R. A. Bates Plattsmouth Neb E. GC Jette

Former Cass County Citizen Killed in Train Accident Near Syracuse

A former Cass County resident, George McClain, about 51, was killed Saturday night near Syracuse, Nebraska, when his wagon was struck by a train after reportedly bewildered by the headlight. He had farmed nearby and lived in the area two decades ago, survived by a wife and five children. Weeping Water Republican reports.

Syracuse George McClain Thresh Ile Oloe County

Dance at Woodman Hall by Soennichsen and Arries

A Saturday social at Modern Woodman hall pleasure by Messrs Henry and Waldmar Soennichsen and Don Arries drew about twelve couples. Music came from W R Holly on violin and Miss Marie Fitzgerald on piano. Fruit punch was served as attendees enjoyed the evening.

Woodman Hall Henry Waldmar Soennichsen Don Arries W. R. Holly Marie Fitzgerald

The Parmele theater opens season with top attractions

Manager Shines announces a polished season lineup at the Parmele theater. The house will be disinfected before opening night. September 41 features Mrs Wiges of the Cabare Patch with a clean comedy drama.

Parmele Theater The Balkans Jal Stewart William B. Patton U. A. Mormon Lyman Howe United Attractions Company Virginian Udell

Special Burlington train runs to state fair grounds

The Burlington railroad schedules a special train from this city on September 2, 3 and 4 for travel to the state fair grounds. Depart at 7:00 a.m. and return from Lincoln at 7:45 p.m. To aid fair attendance. A fast Denver train, No. 1, will stop here on Monday morning for Omaha visitors attending the tournament.

Burlington Railroad State Fair Grounds Lincoln Burlington Denver Omaha

Fred Heisel Suffering From Fever at Home

The many friends of Fred Heisel will be surprised to learn that for the past few days he has been quite sick at his home, suffering from a fever which has kept him confined to his bed. It is not thought the attack will prove serious and that he may soon be able to be out.

Fred Heisel

Kicked by a Mule Leaves Man with Three Broken Ribs

Otto Fleischman suffered three broken ribs after a mule kicked him Friday afternoon while he closed a gate with a team of mules. He was bruised and shaken but receiving medical aid and recovering, according to the Elmwood Leader-Echo report.

Otto Fleischman Otto Elmwood Echo

Old Soldiers Reunion Scheduled for Pacific Junction Aug 21

Mills County readers look forward to an Old Soldiers' reunion at Pacific Junction August 21 to 23. The event features daily bands, speakers from Red Oak Glenwood and Council Bluffs, a Glenwood male quartet, a Nebraska Fourth Regiment band, and daily ball games with free admission.

Pacific Junction Mills County Martial Band H. E. Deemer Red Oak John Y. Stone Glenwood Institution Elks’ Quartet Council Bluffs Iowa Fourth Regiment Nebraska

When Most Men Fail In Their Undertakings

A reflective passage outlines common failings: lack of self and communal confidence, stagnation in improvement, life consumed by work, neglect of happiness, misplaced values, overburdened schedules, self centered plans, seeking others’ approval, avoidance of admitting wrong, envy, indifference to neighbors, and missing simple acts of kindness.

Arrival of Con Contestants for Tournament Opener

The western division of the T. J. Sokol society opened in the city with contestants arriving on Burlington train No 2 from Omaha South Omaha Ravenna Schuyler and Prague. A parade and reception followed at the hall decorated with red white and blue bunting and flags. John Riha of South Omaha oversees apparatus setup as judges prepare for today and tomorrow’s events including a Burlington band concert and a speech by Hon James C Dahlman. Mayor Sattler welcomed the visitors with John Jelen replying for the contestants.

T. J. Sokol Society Burlington Train No Turners Omaha South Omaha Ravenna Schuyler Prague Main Street Fourteenth Pearl John Riha National Association Burlington Band James C. Dahlman John P. Sattler John Jelen

New Farm House by Mason and Hitt Near Plattsmouth

Ed Mason and Charles Hitt carpenters of this city completed Joseph Campbell’s new farm house south of Plattsmouth near Murray. The modern country home promises comfort for Mr and Mrs Campbell and family. Mason & Hill contract firm are praised for good workmanship and fair prices.

Ed Mason Charles Hitt Joseph Campbell Plattsmouth Murray

Down From Louisville for a Brief Cass County Visit

John Lohnes and son W H Lohnes and wife from Louisville stopped in the city on a short business visit with county seat friends. The senior Lohnes renewed his Journal subscription. He says Louisville is flourishing but still suffers from a prolonged drought with no rain in five weeks and wells starting to go dry.

Louisville John Lohnes W. H. Lohnes Lohnes Journal Cass County

Syrup of Figs Offer From Gering & Ca This Week

The advertisement offers a 650c syrup of figs can be purchased this week at 33c by customers calling Gering & Ca at phone 36.

Gering & Ca

Cass County Teachers Institute Opens in Plattsmouth

The Cass County Teachers Institute meets August 25 to 29 in the Plattsmouth High School. Citizens asked to provide lodging for about 160 teachers, and to notify County Superintendent Miss Marvy E. Foster with available rooms.

Cass County Teachers’ Institute Plattsmouth Marvy E. Foster

Presbyterian Sunday School Picnic a Big Success

The Presbyterian Sunday school held a picnic yesterday at Tulene grove west of town. Over 100 attendees arrived by car to enjoy games races and a large picnic dinner organized by Rev. M W Lorimer. The event was described as the most successful and enjoyable in the school's history.

Tulene Grove Presbyterian Sunday School M. W. Lorimer

Fishing Trip Near Platte Yields Light Cights

A fishing party led by Captain Ed Mason went to the Platte mouth for a trip noted as enjoyable. Despite the outing, catches were light and did not sink the boat, while G. P. Eastwood brought along extra fishing lines that withstood the weight of the fish caught.

Ed Mason Platte G. P. Eastwood

George Budig Visits Havelock Family Overnight

George Budig of Havelock arrived Saturday evening to spend Sunday with his parents, visiting relatives and relaxing at home.

George Budig of Havelock

Big Apple Deal Nets Nebraska Growers Record Prices

Nebraska City reports the Southeastern Fruit Growers association sold its entire crop to Crutch field Worfolk Clare, a Chicago firm, in a deal worth an estimated 80 000 to 100 000 barrels. Final price about 50 cents above local Nebraska rates, with Chicago inspectors supervising packing and payment on loaded cars. Pollard, a leading local grower, notes two Nebraska orchards, including his, passed inspectors as absolutely clean. Granger Brothers of Linea co own a 10 000 barrel allocation. rest shipped to Chicago. A force of sixty to seventy workers will pack up to 500 barrels daily.

Nebraska City Crutchfield, Worfolk & Clare Chicago Southeastern Fruit Growers’ Association Nebraska E. M. Pollard St. Louis Kansas City St. Joseph Minneapolis Pollard Arlington Marshall Brothers Granger Brothers Lineco Nehawka News

Young Man Taken Home From Hastings After Mental Health Decline

Clarence Whelan, a Boosters second baseman and Burlington shops worker, displayed rambling speech and mental instability over several days. He was taken to a Hastings hotel for care and his parents notified. his father will move him home in Hastings, possibly due to heat exposure affecting his head.

Clarence Whelan Boosters Burlington Shops Hastings Whelan

Genuine Syrup of Five this week only, 33¢

Ad notes a limited week sale for Genuine Syrup of Five offered by Gerling & Go with a contact phone reference for orders.

Gerling & Go

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