Abolish State Lands Office Prefer Consolidation With Auditor
Lincoln News reports State Auditor W H Smith urges a constitutional amendment to abolish the commissioner of public lands and buildings and place duties with the state auditor. He also favors consolidating the printing bureau with either the secretary of state or the auditor, citing staffing and cost savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of State Printing Bureau
W. H. Smith
State Land Commissioner
State Printing Bureau
Secretary of State
State Auditor
E. A. Walrath
G. L. Shumway
Scottsbluff
Commissioner of Public Lands and Buildings
Board of Commissioners For State Institutions
Nebraska
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Constitutional Board
Lincoln News
City Improves Chicago Avenue Sewer in 1916 proj
Public improvements for 1916 near completion with the Chicago avenue sewer contract by J H McMahon now finished in first class shape. The new sewer extends from Pearl and Seventh streets past Granite street replacing a long obsolete creek bridge and boosting South Side appearance and property values. The Keystone Joint concrete piping from Union area will be used and filling will begin to finish before cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Avenue
J. H. McMahen
Pearl and
Seventh Street
Granite Street
Union
Presbyterians Fall to Nebraska City Team in Close Game
The Presbyterian basketball team of Plattsmouth lost 17 to 20 to Nebraska City Athletic Club. Frank Marshall and Kronstedt led the Presbyterians, while Cline starred for Nebraska City. The game, refereed by Jones of the Penu Normal, drew strong play from both sides and promises another fast contest against Council Bluffs next Friday at the roller skating rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Carsa
Nebraska City
Otoe County
Plattsmouth
Athletic Club
Frank Marshall
Kronstedt
Cline
Presbyterian
J. Marshall
F. Marshall
Speck
Larson
Collins
Neal
Grassman
Stevens
Long
Hill
Crawford
Jones
Penu Normal
Presbyterians
Council Bluffs
For Sale Poland China Boar and Jersey Heifer Calf
Auction note lists a Poland China boar and a one yearling Jersey heifer calf for sale. Contact C. E. Babbitt of Plattsmouth Nebraska. Dated December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland-China
Jersey
C. E. Babbitt
Plattsmouth, Neb
Improvements in Plattsmouth Progress and School Plans
A 1916 Plattsmouth column praises city progress including sewerage, paving, and curb work while urging modernization of the high school and grades. It notes widespread public spirit but laments the lack of united action on building an adequate school facility for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Board of Education
United Action
Weidman’s Store Robbed in Alvo Friday Night
Hoboes on the Rock Island line burglarized P. H. Weidemans general store in Alvo. They forced a transom with a homemade jimmy to grab twelve pairs of shoes and several spoons from the showcase, then fled by hopping freight trains. No money or other items were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvo
P. H. Weideman
Rock Island
Hampshire boars for sale in Plattsmouth Nebraska
Public notice advertises Hampshire boars for sale with contact of C R Todd in Plattsmouth Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
C. R. Todd
Plattsmouth
Neb
Missouri Pacific Men Go On an Eight Hour Basis
Falls City Nebraska reports Missouri Pacific shops set eight hour schedules after a general hourly raise. The new rate is 24 cents per hour yet daily income is reduced overall due to fewer hours. Roundhouse workers remain on full time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Falls City
Neb
Roundhouse
John N Schwartz Returns To His Home In Nehawka
The Journal reports painter John N Schwartz has returned home to Cass county from Smithfield Nebraska after extensive work there. He plans to resume painting locally despite illness. He visited his son Walter, employed by Union Pacific at North Loup, and sends the paper to keep him informed on Cass county happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Schwartz
Cass County
Smithfield
Neb
Mr. Schwartz
Schwartz
Walter
Union Pacific
North Loup
Degree of Honor Holds Notable Meeting and Installations
The Degree of Honor held a well attended meeting in the A. O. U. W. building. New members were initiated and officers for the next year elected, including Mrs. Elizabeth Thomson as Past Chief of Honor and Mrs. Minnie Pickard as Chief of Honor. A luncheon followed, with refreshments served by a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Rosencrans
Elizabeth Thomson
Minnie Pickard
Ruth M. Grobsky
Alice Fritchmann
Jennie Johnson
Barbara Snyder
Aline Franzen
Anna Seivers
Anna Pitman
Anna Svoboda
Anna Ulrich
Minnie Bulin
Anna Hassler
Purchases New Overland By Eight Mile Grove Farmer
Saturday’s Daily reports August Kaffenberger, a young Eight Mile Grove farmer, bought a new Overland Four through local agent John Bauer. The model is noted as excellent and will aid his travel between home and fields. Overlands are popular among county motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Kaffenberger
Eight Mile Grove
John Bauer
Overland Company
Overland
Kaffenberger
Nemetz Named Deputy Treasurer for Cass County
John E. Nemetz of this city is chosen as deputy treasurer of Cass County by Treasurer-elect Mike Tritsch. Nemetz, a former city clerk with two terms, will resign his business interests to devote full time to county duties and is praised for his service and campaign record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Mike Tritsch
Fiegly
John E. Nemetz
Forrmer
Nemetz
Bohemian Girl comes to Parmele with Aborn Opera cast
The Aborn Opera Company presents a modernized Bohemian Girl at the Parmele Theatre Saturday night. Jeanette Wells stars as Arline with Albert Parr Thaddeus and Phyllis Davies as the Gypsy Queen. The Paris version offers a musically refined score while preserving the operas cherished arias and scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aborn Opera Company
Parmele Theatre
Messrs
New York
Paris Opera Comique
Aherns
Jeanette Wells
Arline
Albert Parr
Thaddeus
Phyllis Davies
Albert Wallerstedt
Francis J. Tyler
Devilshoof
Ralph Nicholls
Florestein
Carl Burton
Baby Phillips
Tzigani
Paris
Aborn Company
Fair Land
Poland
Wrestling Match Set in City at Grand Theater
A wrestling match is scheduled for Wednesday evening December 13 in this city at the Grand theater between Frank Schmarder, the last Louisville wrestler, and Gus Pappas the terrible Greek. Pappas is a comer and Schmarder is among the state’s fastest. Anton Stecher has challenged the winner to wrestle here, as he is nearly as skilled as his brother Joe Stecher, the world champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schmarder
Louisville
Gus Pappas
Grand Theater
Pappas
Schmarder
Anton Stecher
Anton
Joe Stecher
Rishel and wife visit relatives in city over Sunday
James Rishel and his wife of Glenwood visited relatives and friends in the city over Sunday and Rishel returned home this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rishel
Glenwood
Mr. Rishel
Union Men Fined Ten Dollars Each for Intoxication
Yesterday afternoon Charles Hathaway Bruce Wolf Verin Kenni son all of Union stood before Judge Beeson charged with intoxication along with Thomas Rhodes. Each man received a ten dollar fine plus costs under state law and were released after payment. Rhodes fled town and could not be located by Sheriff Quinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hathaway
Bruce Wolf
Verin Kennison
Union
Rhodes
Quinton
Fritz Vallery Hurt When Plunging Horse Collides With Auto
Fritz Vallery son of Road Overseer Vallery was injured while leading a team on the Louisville road when an eastbound auto struck a horse. The horse was thrown into a ditch breaking a leg and likely beyond recovery. The car, owned by Joe Spence of Louisville, required towing for repairs. Vallery has remained homebound since the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Vallery
Vallery
Louisville
Fritz
Joe Spence
Choir and Church Members Enjoy Evening at Pitz Home
Members of the United Brethren church south of the city gathered at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Julius A. Pitz for an evening of music and sociable visiting. They shared a luncheon and rested in a cordial, festive atmosphere, appreciating the neighborhood gathering.
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The
United Brethren Church
Julius A. Pitz
Christmas Greeting Cards Dominate Local Journal Assortment
The newspaper notes a record Christmas greeting card selection this year, expanding beyond prior years. It highlights a large assortment aimed at pleasing longtime patrons and attracting many new customers with a broader range.
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Journal
U S Officials Deny Peace Moves as War Winds Persist
Washington reports no US mediation or peace proposals are planned while officials warn against rumors of quarter joining the war effort. They stress Germany could profit from current gains and Allies oppose talks, with mediation only possible if conditions favor a broad consensus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
State Department
Wirat
Germany
Gerard
Do Your Christmas Shopping at Home
The piece encourages local shoppers to buy gifts from city businesses for the Christmas season with twelve shopping days left. It highlights a wide range of articles from automobiles to toys and urges supporting home merchants to boost the town and provide value.
Ad Gig Sparks Quick Buyer Interest
A local want ad draws rapid response as a seller reports strong inquiries and a potential sale. Readers seeking buyers for goods or services are urged to place ads to reach a targeted audience.
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Burlington
Northwest
Weidman
John N. Swartz
Nehawka
NEW Overland
John Nemetz
Pitz
Dawson's
U.S
Dan
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