Plan to Make Plattsmouth Beautiful By Expert Lawn Advice
Local interest rises as K A Wart Steinle a tree surgeon from Omaha arrives to discuss forming a Plattsmouth branch of a beautification service. He offers free lectures to civic groups and will help reclaim littered vacant lots and establish miniature parks and landscaped lawns citywide.
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K. A. Wart Stemle
Heaha
Yessterday
Steinle
Omaha
Twentieth
Farmin
Sixteenth
Jackson Streets
Dr. Steinle
Fe Muller
Nebraska Park Tree & Floral Company
Ie c Cmpany
der. Steinke
Stop Viewing the Remains Campaign in Plattsmouth
A Plattsmouth minister launches a campaign against viewing the remains at funerals calling the practice morbid. He argues relatives incur more grief and the habit invites curiosity at church aisles. The Nebraska City Press notes the minister’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Nebraska City Press
Doctor Fricke Returns From Germany
Dr Albert Fricke of South Janaha returned home yesterday after accompanying his parents to Germany last spring. He remained to study at medical schools there to learn new theories in the profession. He enjoyed the visit and came back refreshed to resume his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Fricke
South Janaha
Fr. G. Fricke
Germany
James Higley Claims Plattsmouth Home in Trouble Again
James Higley, named in a State Journal notice, asserts Plattsmouth as his home amid ongoing troubles. He has prior forgery issues and health problems. Lancaster County jail inmates James Higley and Bill Williams contracted smallpox and were moved to the pest house. County Physician Olson described both as light cases and efforts to prevent spread continue. Higley has previously been held after pleading guilty to forgery on December 3, with health issues noted. he previously suffered a crushed rib and a deformity in his right arm. He stated his home is Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Journal
Plattsmouth Citiens
Highles
James Higher
Bill Williams
Lancaster County
Olson
Higley
Plattsmouth
Woodmen of the World settles Emil Meisinger policy
W B Rishel visits John Meisinger near Cedar Creek to finalize the Emil G Meisinger Woodmen of the World insurance. The article notes prompt settlements and quick claim payments by the Woodmen, praising efficiency and aiding membership growth.
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W. B. Rishel
John Meisinger
Cedar Creek
Emil G. Meisinger
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen
Woodmen of
For Sale 42 Acre Farm Near City Limits
42 acre farm near a town of 3,000 with large orchard and 20 acres in fall wheat. No waste land and three wells. Six room house with electric light and good water system. Wabash railroad point employing 200. Price 8000 or 7500 cash. Details from M Duxbury 322 Cor 4th and Granite Sts. 42-2-2wks-d&w
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Wabash Railroad
M. Duxbury
4Th and
Granite Sts
D&w
Parmele Visits Local Family During Louisville Trip
T E Parmele of Louisville arrived this morning aboard the Schutter to spend the day with relatives in town.
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T. E. Parmele
Louisville
Many Officials to Be Elected Next Year
Secretary of State Wail announces 177 state, congressional and legislative offices to be decided in 1994. County officers also on the ballot due to the biennial election, with a August 16 primary and July 20 filing deadline. Fees range from 5 to 50 dollars. university regents and presidential electors free.
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Wail
Rity
United States
Congress
Breaster
Supreme Con
McKinley Company Wins Ten Year Louisville Light Contract
The Louisville village council approved a ten year lighting contract with the Omaha and Lincoln Railway and Light Company at two dollars per light per month. Five street lights will be added on side streets while Main Street lighting shifts to the Commercial Club for a park system. The deal, aimed to power up before Christmas, may lead to Main Street property assessments for poles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basham
Huntington
Omaha and Lincoln Railway and Light Company
Louisville Courier
Local Shopper John Krager Visits City for Trading
John Krager from Mynard spent several hours in the city today, inspecting merchants and taking advantage of pleasant weather for his trading excursion.
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John Krager
Mynard
Widow Buys Stock of Goods on Main Street
The estate of the late O. P. Monroe sells his stock to his widow, MK Peoples administrator. Mrs. Monroe will continue the business on Lower Main Street with furniture, stores and assorted articles, seeking continued patronage from former customers.
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O. PF. Monroe
MK. Peoples
Monroe
Jower Main Street
Finch Tracks Two Diamond Rings Missing In The Kitchen
Mrs. E F Finch misplaced two diamond rings valued at 175 dollars while baking. A thief likely entered during kitchen chores and took the rings from a buffet drawer. A Jeweler in Columbus reported a suspect trying to pawn one ring, and Finch travels to the metropolis to recover the jewels if the man returns. a purse with 33 dollars lay forgotten in the same drawer.
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E. F. Finch
Howse
Lhe Kitcher
Mr. Finch
Oombhia
Finch
Weather Delays Electric Light Extension Into City
Persistent bad weather disrupts the river crossing and tower work for the Louisville and Red Oak electric line. Completion near Pacific Junction advances, but Missouri River tower components arrive late. The company keeps all day Sunday service, praised for convenience to homes with electricity.
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Electric Light Company
Louisville
Red Oak
Pacific Junction
Missouri River
Burlington Bridge
Light Company
Whiting Paper Line Promoted for Christmas Gifts
The Journal office highlights the Whiting line of paper and new initial paper and correspondence cards as premier products. They promise a handsome and appreciated Christmas present, noting the items are very latest in design.
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Journal
Improvements at Burlington Station Upgrade Delayed by OCR Errors
Burlington station gains new lighting and signaling upgrades including two large electric lights and a high capacity current device. A 24 hour service from Red Oak Junction improves visibility and safety for travelers, with enhanced waiting areas and sealing capacity.
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Alex
Oelniebt
Red Oak
Fragmented Gazette Entry Reflects On Past Mistakes
A disjointed passage recalls someone alert to past errors and the need for reform. The text urges better things for the community and self, noting spared persons and a call for decisive action, with a continuation reference to another page.
Man Found Dead on Burlington Right of Way near Louisville
A man was found dead with possible injuries on the Burlington right of way east of the Natrona quarry near Louisville. Identified as Edward Barker, investigators noted signs of violence and the county coroner was notified. Stander and Stender undertakers to handle arrangements with a funeral service planned in Jonestown.
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Burlington
Louisville
Sataridasa
Skale
Wear
Burlington Rreset
Otway
Natronalfeone
Levesieville
Fdwant Barker
Mel
Stander & Stender
Mrs Paul Morgan of Has Springs Arrives for Visit
Mrs Paul Morgan of Has Springs Nebraska arrived this afternoon on No 24 and will stay here for a time with her parents William Ballance and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Morgan
Has Springs, Neb
Will
William Ballance
Death of Mrs Florence Dovey West
After weeks of suffering Mrs Florence Dovey West dies at about two o clock. The article notes the family, her former name Mix Dovey, her husband Mr Piet West, and mentions a forthcoming funeral with details about arrangements and the bereaved household.
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Imrs
Florence Dovey-West
Piet
Cheux
Mr. West
West
Great Change in the Weather Saturday Night for the Better
A local weather notice reports a sharp but brief shift to milder conditions Saturday night with warmer air replacing recent cold spell. Forecasters note a temporary rise in temperatures followed by expectations of more favorable conditions for the upcoming weekend.
Unclear OCR fragment from Murray area travel note
Fragmentary text shows names J. 4 Sthypader and Fiesier of Murray traveling from the city to Murray after a few beers. Details are garbled and no clear event or date is established.
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Fiesier
Murray
Murrar
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