Quarrel Attracts Police In Greenwood and Local Weddings
An Andrew Eardley incident in Louisville draws police attention after a confrontation with Mrs. Haley and her daughters, ending with Eardley jailed. Wedding bells report Miss Ethel Wolfenbarger and Arthur Stevenson wed at University Place with reception and guests from Greenwood, Lincoln, and beyond.
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Cathy
Ethel Wolfenbarger
University Place
Arthur Stevenson
Greenwood
A. G. Wolfenbarger
L. M. Grigsby
Ina Williams
Lincoln
Philip Dale
Methodist Church
Bertha Williams
Nan Gabriel
Wolfenbarger
City
J. C. Stevenson
Earl Stevenson
Gothenburg
Mary Abbott
Mabel Doom
Pennington
Kas
Ida van Alst
Elkhorn
Neb
Cedar Bluffs
Mary Teyner
Salem
Mra
Linecoln Journal
Weeping Water Upends Plattsmouth In Ten Inning Game
Weeping Water defeated Plattsmouth 7 to 6 in ten innings at Weeving Water. Poor infield play by Plattsmouth’s error prone team carried the loss despite a late rally and a strong start by Williams. Weeping Water capitalized on decisive hits and late errors, with Maxon’s misplays at first contributing to the winning run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Weeving Water
Plattsmouth
Mortsmouth
Weeping Water
Williams
Pilattsmouth
Maxon
Plattamouth
Fort Crook Band to Headline Pioneer Day Carnival
Chairman Schneider announces the Fort Crook military band will perform Thursday September 2 with the band’s ball team on a special train. A grand Turner hall ball follows at 0:20 p.m. Pioneer day speakers include Hon. C S Payne and Governor Shellenberger, assuring a successful event.
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Schneider
Fort Crook
Turner Hall
Coates’ Hall
Windham
Pioneer Day Committee
Payne
State Historical Society
Nebraska Territorial Pioneers Society
Nebraska
Shellenberger
George Berger Heads to South Omaha for Feeder Purchases
George Berger left his country home this morning traveling to South Omaha to tour the stock yards and select feeders for the upcoming fall and winter feeding program.
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George Berger
South Omaha
Woman Almost Dies By Carbolic Acid Attempt Near Kenosha
Mrs Elnora Marsh divorced wife of Perry Marsh of Rock Bluff attempted suicide by drinking carbolic acid near L B Browns home near old Kenosha several miles northeast of here She was found exhausted and demented with burns and violent tendencies authorities at Plattsmouth were notified about possible insanity proceedings
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Elnora Marsh
Perry Marsh
Rock Bluff
L. B. Brown
Old Kenosha
Here
Plattamouth
Miniature Railway Exhibit Comes to Lake Manawa
Chairman Fuller announces a miniature railroad contract shows at Lake Manawa with exhibits moved from resorts. The display plans to tour streets and grounds, along with a six legged beaver and 18 to 25 other attractions to draw crowds.
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Fuller
Lake Manawa
Plercy
Governor Shallenberger Proclaims Labor Day Observance
Governor Ashton C. Shallenberger issues a proclamation designating the first Monday in September as Labor Day. He urges Nebraskans to observe with respect for labor, linking the day to the mutual respect and cooperation of labor and capital and to the nation’s prosperity.
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Shallenberger
Nebraska
Ashton C. Shallenberger
Big fall festival promises record concessions lineup
Chairman Falivr leads a flood of applications for space at the big event. Twelve shows contracted for a full week then to the state fair, among the best on the road. Wiely miniature railroad will be present all week with negotiations under way. The festival anticipates more concessions than ever, a gold mine for all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falivr
Lake Manawa
Dog slayers urged to relieve police chief in Plattsmouth
A citizen argues it is not the police chief’s duty to kill dogs and suggests appointing a dedicated dog killer, noting other towns employ such workers and urging Plattsmouth to do the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Eura
Polie
Amick
Brengen Stock Raiser Attends City Business
Co. Brengen, prominent stock raiser and farmer from Mynard area, visits the city today for business matters.
Fire alarm at Hotel Riley saves Plattsmouth from major loss
A 3 am lamp explosion in a third floor bath caused a room fire at Hotel Riley. Miss Cora Walker raised the alarm as guests fled while others helped staff and Officer Cory extinguish flames. The bath lamp had been overfilled and may not have been tightened. The near catastrophe spared the town’s landmark and adjacent Parmele theater from serious damage.
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Cora Walker
Bath
Riley
Handsome
Cory
Parmele Theater
Coates
Local thief fined fifty dollars and costs
Matt Hahn was sentenced by Judge Beeson after being found guilty of stealing Tony Mro’s chest of valuables valued at thirty three dollars. Tony’s items included a near diamond stud and assorted clothing and shoes. The perpetrator received a fine of fifty simpleons and costs and was committed until paid.
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Beeson
Donjon
Costa
Matt Hahn
Matt
Cedar Creek
Tony Mro
Mun
Tony
Satan
Loulaville
Plattsmouth
Rimsey
W. C. Ramsey
Ramsey
Quinton
Kim
Woodmen Crowd Heads to Union for Log rolling
A large turnout of Woodmen and the Woodmen band marched to the M P train this morning to attend the log rolling at Union. Foresters planned an exhibition drill this afternoon on the Union grounds and were described as in fine shape after extensive practice.
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Union
Woodman
Foresters
Bates Couple Return From Colorado Trip
Thomuss B Bates and his wife returned home today after spending several weeks in Denver Colorado Springs and other Colorado points. They enjoyed the trip and saw many sights while weather and economy were favorable and they were happy to return to their city home.
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Thomuss B. Bates
Denver
Colorado Springs
Colorado
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Louisville
Dr. Haley
Andrew Eardley
Haley
Haleys
Andrew
Lucille
Bernice
Gal
Manley
Bradley
J. M. Jensen
Jensen
Heath
Greenwood Bank
Omaha
Carnival Notes
Minature Railway
Plattasmouth
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