Plattsmouth Men Injured In Serious Auto Crash
A Buick roadster carrying Charles C. Parmele J. P. Falter and Pollock Parmele collided with a large truck near Avery on the Omaha road. Parmele suffered a cut requiring seventeen stitches and a rib fracture for Falter along with other injuries. The injured were taken to Clarkson Hospital in Omaha for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
South Omaha
Buick
Charles C. Parmele
J. P. Falter
Pollock Parmele
Plattsmouth
Parmele
Mr. Falter
Altho
Omaha
Clarkson Hospital
Mr. Parmele
Forlowad
O. K
Omaha Highway
Returns From School At Rockford For Christmas Vacation
Miss Alice Pollock, from Rockford Illinois, arrives home for Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs T H Pollock and friends. She enjoys her work at the college noted as a leading finishing school for ladies and will return after the holidays. Miss Fay Chase also attends the same school and is home for vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs S S Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Pollock
Rockford
Ilinois
T. H. Pollock
Alice
Fay Chace
Chase
Burlington Safety First speaker visits Plattsmouth schools
Frank B. Thomas of the Safety First department addressed Plattsmouth elementary and junior high students about railroad dangers and rail crossing risks. He stressed stop look and listen to prevent accidents caused by trespassing on railroad property and warned auto drivers about crossings.
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Frank B. Thomas
Safety First Department
The
Burlington
Plattsmouth Trelk School
Mr. Thomas
Safety First
Visits of Briess and Smith to Murray
Yesterday morning the Journal's news gathering team of M. S. Briess and Frank Smith rode in White Wines to Murray. They spent a few hours visiting old friends including Dr. B. F. Brendel who has been in poor health for several months. The doctor felt somewhat better on pleasant days and hopes to resume activities soon.
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Journal
Briess
Frank Smith
Murray
Brizzs
Christian Church
B. F. Brendel
Stores Open Nights This Week to Aid Christmas Shoppers
City business houses plan to stay open until 9 p m each evening for the rest of the week to help Christmas shoppers finish their buying before Saturday. The schedule offers convenience for workers who cannot visit downtown during the day.
Books Books Books at the Journal Office
Readers are invited to browse a large selection of books at the Journal Office as shelves overflow. The notice invites patrons to take advantage of the continued stock and access to titles across genres.
J L Stewart Injured In Auto Accident Saturday Night
J L Stewart of Chicago Avenue was struck by a car driven by Jacob Tritsch near his home while walking to the business district. He suffered a fractured collar bone and facial injuries, was carried to his home, and remains under medical care with Mrs Stewart returning from Western Nebraska to aid.
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J. L. Stewart
Chicago Avenue
Jacob Tritsch
Mr. Stewart
Stewart
Mr. Tritsch
Tritsch
Western, Neb
Veterans bureau official visits to review former service men
From Tuesday's Daily Monte Lum representing the Veterans' bureau of the federal government spent a few hours in Lincoln examining cases of former servicemen needing relief and reviewing applications for compensation and vocational training. Lum, an ex officer of the 5th Nebraska and later the 134th Infantry, led a Le Mans camp in France and earned the rank of major for his work at the embarkation center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Lum
Veterans’ Bureau
Lincoln
Serfcemen
Lum
5Th Nebraska
134Th Infantry
le Mans
France
Entertain Youthful Guests at Calvert Homecoming
A Methodist church parsonage hosted a warm homecoming for John Calvert Jr as Wesleyan University student returns for holidays. Mason Wescott and guest Voss plus Miss Alice Wescott joined luncheon and a lively evening of games music and refreshments.
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Methodist
John Calvert, Jr
Wesleyan University
Mason Wescott
Voss
Alice Wescott
Calvert
Baby Daughter of Hawksworth Suffered Serious Illness
This city mourns as the baby daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Hawksworth at Lincoln remains gravely ill. Mrs Allen J Beeson mother of Mrs Hawksworth departed for Lincoln to assist in care.
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Joseph Hawksworth
Lincoln
Allen J. Beeson
Hawksworth
Local School Supplies Ad Highlights Best on Five
When you secure your school supplies call the Journal office first to examine a line of pencils tablets and general school supplies. They are Best on five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Office
Boxing show verdict exonerates neither rival after flagrant rule breach
The article argues that unbiased opinions do not clear Schmader or Lamson of rule violations in the Saturday night bout. It cites Sandy Griswold on both fighters’ guilt, noting Schmader’s early aggression and Lamson’s role, with the State Boxing Commission to decide penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmader
Lamson
Lincoln
Upstate
Schmadher
Sandy Griswold
Sport Writers
State Boxing Commission
Andy Schmadher
George Lamson
Louisville
Caracter
Sullivan
Schmacher
Louisvillian
Sam Doyle
X Ray Taken After Army Truck Crash
Sam Archer, severely injured when struck by a U S army truck, was rushed by Fort Crook soldiers to Omaha for X ray imaging. The procedure sought to determine his injuries and pain level while awaiting specialist consult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moncay
E Daily
Sam Archer
Omaha
Mr. Archer
Fort Crook
Christmas Card Reminder From The Journal Office
Christmas is almost here and readers are urged to remember card friends by ordering now while the line is fresh. Call or send your order to the Journal office at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Office
Two-year-old Durham milk cow with two-week calf for sale
A fresh two-year old white Durham milk cow with an excellent milker and a two-week-old calf is for sale. Seller notes the animal is ready for milking and suitable for dairy use. Potential buyers should inquire for location and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Chief Alvin Jones praised for Lugseh fire response
Monday report credits Wally Chief of Police Alvin Jones for discovering the Lugseh shop blaze Friday night. He raised the alarm, forced entry, and helped extinguish the fire, saving the owner from significant loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom
Wally
Alvin Jones
Mr. Jones
Father Michael Shine Celebrates Silver Jubilee as Priest
Father Michael A Shine rector of St John s Catholic Church marks twenty five years in the priesthood. Though ill he celebrated at St Catherine s Hospital Omaha and will return home for Christmas. He was ordained December 19 1896 in Baltimore by Cardinal Gibbons and has served as rector of St John s since 1910 after leading St Theresa Cathedral in Lincoln.
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Michael A. Shine
St. John’s Catholic
Father Shine
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Omaha
Lincoln
St. John's Church
Father Hankop
J. P. Flynn
Michael A. Silme
St. Charles College
Elliott
St. Mary’s College of
Baltimore
Ireland
James
Cardinal Gibbons
United States
Shine
St. Theresa Cathedral
W. F. Bradley
Death of Aged Lady Cavendar
R W Cavendar of this city mourns the death of his mother Mrs Z D Cavendar who died yesterday morning at her daughter’s home in Clarinda Iowa. She was eighty two and a Scot native who spent most of her life in America. Survived by husband seven children and a funeral will be held in Newmarket with burial there. The family, including Clyde M Cavendar, traveled to Iowa to attend the services.
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R. W. Cavendar
Z. D. Cavendar
Claridx
Iowa
Scotland
America
Newmarket
Clyde M. Cavendar
Kuykendalls Enjoy Vacation and Family Golden Anniversary
J C Kuykendall and family spent the holidays in Illinois and helped celebrate the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Kuykendall of Neoga. Kuykendall served as courtmaster during the family dinner. Before returning home he planned to visit St Louis to select machinery for Nebraska Gas and Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Kuykendall
Illinois
Kuykendall
Neoga
Ilinois
St. Louis
Nebraska Gas & Electric Co
County Court Hears Theft Charge Against Eagle Man
A county court complaint accuses John Hartsock of Eagle of taking property worth over $30. Judge Allen J. Beeson set a $100 fine plus costs, totaling $210, which was paid after evidence presented by County Attorney A. G. Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hartsock
Eagle
A. G. Cole
Allen J. Beeson
Once Storied Rock Bluffs Log House Burns Down
Near midnight last Thursday the log house once owned by Mrs. Mary Welsh and now owned by her son Charles Lambert of Rock Bluffs was destroyed by fire. The landmark, built 1860 by Robert Stafford, stood beside Benedict Spiers twin log house and symbolized the town’s vanished frontier era. Charles Lambert learned of the blaze from M. L. Furlong, while County Surveyor Fred Patterson recalls the site’s history.
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M. L. Furlong
Rock Bluffs
Mary Welsh
Charles Lambert
Missouri River
St. Joseph
Nebraska
Robert Stafford
West
Benedict Spiers
Stafford
James M. Patterson
Thomas Patterson
Rock Gruffs
J. M. Patterson
Ambrose Patterson
James A. Walker
Pattersons
Mr. Patterson
Plattsmouth
Burlington Railroad
Frent
Shera
Lias
Lambert
Robert Shrader
Furlong
Fred Patterson
Christmas packages to Omaha hospitals for disabled veterans
The American Legion Auxiliary in this city plans to send boxes of Christmas remembrances to Omaha hospitals for distribution to disabled and sick former service members. The effort aligns with a statewide Auxiliary plan to ensure veterans receive some comfort during treatment and hardship.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Omaha
Called on sad mission for Foreston death toll
Mrs Monte Streight departed on the Burlington line to Foreston Illinois after receiving a message that her father John Diehl had died at his home Saturday evening. Diehl was eighty three and had suffered ill health for some time. Friends here offer sympathy to Mrs Streight on her loss.
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Monte Streight
Burlington
Foreston
Ilinois
John Diehl
Diehl
Lost and Found Ad Reads Pry a Journel S
Brief classified note reports a lost item described cryptically as a Pry a Journel. The notice seeks information from the public and invites observers to contact the submitter with any clues.
Rudolph Newman Returns From Immanuel Hospital Home
Rudolph Newman, recovering from an appendicitis operation at Immanuel hospital in Omaha, returned home Saturday evening. He feels in fine shape and will rest with his family before resuming army duties in San Francisco. This is his first Christmas at home in three years due to service in Siberia, China and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Newman
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Rudolph
Army
San Francisco
Siberia
China
Philippines
Liquor Tax Seen To Fund Soldiers' Bonus in Proposal
Washington officials estimate legalizing beer and wine sales could raise about 500 million dollars a year in tax revenue. Treasury officials offered no opposition to the measure as a potential funding source for a soldiers' bonus. The Prohibition Bureau projects liquor revenue for the current year at roughly half of last year’s total, with 140 million dollars versus about 309 million in 1910.
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Washington
Treasury
Prohibition Bureau
Veterans congress selects New Orleans for 1922 convention
Paris reports the veterans congress named New Orleans the site for its October 1922 convention. It created an economic commission to promote allied veterans' business ties and a study exchange panel. Resolutions urge veteran representation at Washington economic talks and arms conference delegations.
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Paris
Veterans’ Congress
New Orleans
Congress
Washington
Selling Talk Plain Ad Use Straightforward Pitch
A plain spoken ad urges buyers to act now with a direct sales pitch. It emphasizes value and immediacy without flowery language or hype. The message sticks to clear benefits and a simple call to action for rapid response.
Wedded Bliss Turns To Bitter Warfare
Katherine Tyler Steinkamp and Roy Steinkamp saw their marriage descend into dispute as legal action for separate maintenance emerged in district court. Affidavits claim Mrs Steinkamp refused to cook, while she alleges mistreatment by Adolph Steinkamp and financial control after a short Omaha wedding.
For Sale Scotch and Scotch-Topped Short Horn Bulls
For sale Scotch and Scotch-Topped short horn bulls just weaned. Bar gains, if taken at once. 4 weeks with Sears and Davis. Murray, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SEARS
Davis
Murray
Neb
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Manders An
Mejus Rheuman, Mehewke
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Pioneer Town
Cass County
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Manley
Katherine Tyler
Sidney Tyler
Roy Steinkamp
Omaaha World-Herald
the Methodist
Weeping Water
Nebb
Adolph Steinkamp
Katherine Steinkamp
Steinkamp
Ross Shotwell
Rey
Wentina
Bubige
Silko
First National Bank
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