Commercial Club Discusses Bridges Racks and Fall Festival
The Commercial Club met Friday night with light attendance due to warm weather. They discussed Missouri Pacific service, planned bridges and sewer funding, and formed a committee to push council and county action. A fall festival was debated with plans to gauge farmer interest and possible stock pavilion funding.
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Commercial Club
Larce
Duke
Bas
Schneider
Missouri Pueitic
State Railway
Orear
Lushinsky
Cite
Cty
Board of County Commissioners
William Barclay
J.P. Fuller
Guy Dpd
McMahen
E. A. Wurl
Tie
Twee
Gus McMahen
TLV
Halt
Silo Feed Boosts Farmers Milk Supply Says Marasek
A visit by Judge Beeson and local officials to James Marasek’s farm highlights silos turning corn stalks into 100 ton feed. Nine acres supply corn for silage that stores for winter, boosting cow milk output by about 25 percent. Fourteen workers cut, haul, and pack the chopped stalks for fermentation. The method, common in western parts, saves time and money by preventing waste.
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Vridav‘’s
A. J. Beeson
Capnnte Register of Deeds
Lerder
Frank Liberstall
J. M. Levda
Journal Pail
James Marasek
Jorge
Marasek
Woo
Fee
Governor Morehead to lead two day road building drive
The Lincoln State Journal reports Governor Morehead plans a two day proclamation calling on Nebraskans to construct good roads. He would wear overalls and supervise road crews himself, joking he is better suited as road supervisor than governor. Missouri workers set the example.
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Lincoln State Journal
Missouri
Nebraska
Mao Hugh Norton Dies at Kearney
The Daily reports the death of Mrs. Hugh Norton, wife of Missouri Pacific railway agent, in Hastings after tuberculosis and a nervous breakdown. Her husband and two children, residents of York, Neb., mourn her passing. The body will reach the city on No. 2 tonight with funeral at home on Chicago Avenue Sunday at one, burial in Oak Hill Cemetery beside a late child.
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Hugh Norton
Te Missouri ‘Aciiee Railway
Nastines
York
Neb
Lovig
Loyaher
Chicago Avenue
United States surveyors cause county alarm with strange surveying actions
A rumor spread in the south and east parts of the county about men roaming in an automobile and entering cornfields for long periods. Sheriff Quinton investigated and found the party surveying for the United States government. They left their car to work, carrying tools in holsters, which had sparked fears they were armed.
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Quinton
United States
Divorce Suit Filed by Nellie Major Against John Major
A divorce petition was filed by Nellie Major against John Major in the district clerk's office. The couple married in Crawford Nebraska on March 24, 1886 and have resided in the county since 1893. The suit cites cruelty from May 1913 onward and seeks custody of their minor children.
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Nellie Major
John Major
Crawford
Nebraska
Files Suit in Partition Over Frederick Inewerson Estate
A partition suit was filed in district court by James Inewerson against Richard Inewerson and others to settle land owned by the late Frederick A. Inewerson who died September 1, 1892. His widow died recently. heirs seek settlement. The defendant bought heirs’ undivided interests, except one tenth held by planning, and the road near Nedaowike is involved.
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Curt James Robertson
James Inewerson
Richard Inewersont
Prederick A. Inewerson
Nedaowike
Advice on silage from George K. Anderson for Cass county farmers
Commissioner Anderson urges farmers to use silage for interrupted corn growth. He describes when to harvest, how to adjust moisture, and feeding routines to boost cow weight and calf development, noting silage alone is not balanced and should pair with nitrogenous feed.
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George K. Anderson
Missori Pacific Railway
Cass County
Kelly
Crops in Northeast Iowa Show Promising Prospects
Farmer L Propst of Menard reports from Charles City Mason City and Dubuque that northeast Iowa crops look excellent corn is unusually fine though shorter than Nebraska. oats are sprouting in shocks and fields appear fresh and green amid favorable conditions.
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RK. L. Propst
Menard
Iowa
Charles City
Mason City
Dubuque
Nebraska
Propst
Booster Edition Plan for Nebraska Papers
The Nebraska State Association of Commercial Clubs endorses a booster edition scheme by the Nebraska Press Association. Aimed at statewide promotion, it calls for simultaneous publication by about 200 papers in the third week of September and distribution of 1000 copies beyond the state to attract new residents and publicity.
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Nebraska State Association of Commercial Clubs
Nebraska Press Association
State Association
Omaha
Ote
Nebraska
Boss L. Hammond
Williard F. Bailey
Nebraska merchants prepare special edition for Plattsmouth
Commercial clubs in every Nebraska city enlist in the Gould cause. Merchants ready big advertisements for a prospectus boom edition. Journal plans one of the best state papers, aided by merchants and business interests. Edition slated for October 4.
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Nebraska
Plattsemouth and Gass County
Boosters Fall to the AOU W S in One Sided Game
Omaha’s AOU W s baseball team, led by Frank Quigley, defeated the Boosters 6 to 1. Mason allowed eight walks and four strikeouts as Omaha’s lineup capitalized on errors to seize the win. McCrery fanned four for the visitors and Beal drove in the only Booster run on a balk.
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AL OF
U. W
Frank Quigley
Omaha
Ceme
McCrerys
Beal
Mason
McCrery
Focals
Jlocals
Boosters
Claude Smith
Fricke Drug Store
A. Co. CU. W
Preska
Coe
Welsh
McAndrews
Stephen
Bellman
Hall
Daughtery
Boosers
Carle
L. Smith
Salshure
Inghram
Mann
Connor
House Burns Down Near Rogk Bluffs Farm Home Destroyed
Last Friday evening Mr Luther Banard away in the city, his log farm home seven miles south of town burned with no insurance. Neighbors saved most household goods while the structure was lost, blamed on a defective flue, with an estimated loss around 500 dollars.
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Luther E. Banard
Ranard
Banard
Remains of Moe Fox Laid to Rest
The funeral for Miss Jessie Fox was held at the Orum ite Street home with Rev. D. N. Drinkleberger and Rev. M. W. Lorimer delivering prayers and sermons. The service featured a quartet and a solo, with pallbearers listed among local BR. P.O. EL members and friends. Floral tributes spoke quietly of love and grief as she was laid to rest.
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Jessie Fox
Orumite Street
T Tme
D. N. Drinkleberger
The
Christian Church
Hey
M. W. Lorimer
Econsisting
Mathilde Vallern
Fistelle Baird
GO. l L. Farle
Livingston
Henry RR. Gering
Omaha
George Weidman
Andrew Moore
Longue
Daugheer
Our City
Great Interest in County Tennis Tournament at Weeping Water
Young tennis players from Plattsmouth register for the County Tournament opening tomorrow at Weeping Water. Singles entries include Herold Falter Falter Fricke Wurl Parmele Dovey Goehner Larson and Cook Larson. doubles feature Cook Larson Raw Larson Faller Fricke Wurl Dovey Goehner and G Faller Herold.
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Sharks
Plattsmouth
Weeping Walter
Ihia City
Matthew Herold
John Falter
George Falter
Edwin Fricke
E. A. Wurl
Polelock Parmele
E. G. Dovey
Willian Goehner
Ralph Larson
Raymond Larson
Harris Cook
Cook
Raw Larson
John Faller
G. Faller
Herold
Fricke
Wurl
Dovey
Goehner
Namoeng
Manley
Union
Nehawka
Louisville
Surrey for Sale Cheap Light two seated almost new
Light two seated surrey offered for quick sale. Contact W. B. Porter in Mynard for details.
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Surrey
Mynard
W. B. Porter
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Morehead
Mao
Kearney
Kearney Hospital
Owa
A.O.U. W
Rogk Bluffs
Moe Fox
Weeping Water
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