City Pays A Tribute to Woodrow Wilson at Memorial Service
A large crowd gathers at the First Methodist church in Plattsmouth for a unity service honoring Woodrow Wilson. Clergy from multiple denominations attend as Rev H G McClusky delivers a tribute to the former president and his peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Brotherhood of Man
First Methodist Church
Res. F. E Pfoutz
Methodist Church
Chamber of Commerce and American Legion
Walter R. Robb
The
Christian Church
Father Michael A. Shine
St. John's
H. G. McClusky
First Presbyterian Church
H. Kottich
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Father Suesser
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Frank E. Pfoutz
W. S. Leete
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
E H. Wescott
Vaunte Black
Christian Church Choir
Wilson
Legion to Tender Greetings to New Members
Hugh J. Kearns post of the American Legion held a well attended meeting at the Leonard building club rooms. The post split into two sides in the 1924 membership drive and enrolled many new members to support unity and aid for World War veterans. A large March meeting was planned to welcome newcomers, with committees formed for entertainment refreshments stunts and activities.
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Wilson
Europe
United States
Wison
Christ
God
League of Nations
Golue
Jerusalem
American Legion
Hugh J. Kearns
Leonard Building
Pleasant Fourth Wedding Anniversary Observed at Webb Home
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Webb celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary at their Pearl Street home with friends invited for an informal evening. The gathering featured bright carnation decor, radio programs, and a luncheon. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Knorr, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Gorder, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Harris, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer A. Webb
Pearl Street
R. W. Knorr
John F. Gorder
E. C. Harris
Claude Smith
Bright progress at Shrader oil test on Mt Pleasant township farm
Interest grows as the Shrader farm test well nears full derrick installation south of Murray in Mt Pleasant township Cass County Nebraska. New pipe and coal deliveries keep drilling moving while reports in Tulsa World note Cass County wildcat potential and leases by a Denver geologist.
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Shrader
Mt. Pleasant Township
Murray
Tulsa World
Glen M. Ruby
Denver
Colorado
Nehawka Dome
Cass County
Nebraska
Sullivan Machinery Co
Chicero
Illinois
No. 1 Shrader
Red Cloud
Mr. Ruby
Victor F. Marsters
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Kansas
George L. Kerr
Olean
N. Y
Pittsboro
Franklin County
Nehawka
Cattle Records Show Good Profit From Ayrshire Cattle
The record of five Ayrshire cows for January shows total milk 3567.1 lbs and butterfat 156.26 lbs. Average fat 31.25 lbs per cow. Butter fat revenue $81.67. gross per cow $16.33. Net income from all five $55.40, average $11.88 per cow. One cow freshened Jan 6 and tested Jan 9.
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Dany
E. M. Pollard
Ayrshire
Ayrshire Cows Milked Twice Daily on Simple Farm Care
A fragment notes pure bred Ayrshire cows received only ordinary farm care and were milked twice daily, highlighting minimal management at Nehuwka Enterprise.
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Nehuwka Enterprise
Judge Bexley Brings Son Home From Hospital
Last evening Judge J. T. Bexley drove to Omaha and brought back his son Jimmie from Clarkson hospital after a ten day stay for appendicitis surgery. Jimmie is improving and expected to be home soon, on the road to full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Bexley
Omaha
Jimmie
Clarkson Hospital
Langhorst Enters Democratic Bid for State Treasurer
Louis F. Langhorst of Elmwood filed for the Democratic nomination for state treasurer. The Elmwood merchant, longtime party worker, has strong local backing and previously chaired county and state committees. He will appear in the state primary set for April and expects broad support from his friends and associates in Cass County and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Langhorst
Elmwood
Cass County
Louis F. Langhorst
Langhorst
Lincoln
Lou” Lanzherst
Mrr. Lanzherst
Imugka
Binm
Arei
Rir
Friends and
Eastern Star Kensington Hosts Valentine Dinner for Husbands
The Eastern Star Kensington club hosted a covered dish Valentine party for husbands and friends at the Masonic temple. The hall featured red heart and cherry decor to mark Valentine season and Washington’s birthday. Hostesses included Mesdames Mike Hild Fred Ramee Val Burker A H Duxbury plus Misses Mabel Rummell Muriel Barthold Emma Hirz. About seventy five attended the dinner and games afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Kensington Club
Masonic Temple
Temple
George Washington
Mike Hild
Fred Ramee
Val Burker
A. H. Duxbury
Mabel Rummell
Muriel Barthold
Emma Hirz
Elks Hold Notable Session With Visiting Deputy
Plattsmouth lodge No 729 B P C E hosted W C Bullard of McCook district deputy during an official visit. He spoke on the order’s good work nationwide. The lodge conducted initiation ceremonies and admitted Dr Paul Heineman and Carl Frans as new members.
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Plattsmouth
W. C. Bullard
McCook
Order
Bullard
Paul Heineman
Carl Frans
Boy Scout Week Activities Highlight City Program
National Boy Scout week brings strenuous activity for two city troops under Scoutmaster Peden. The schedule includes hikes to Shopp farm, religious services, historical night at the high school, a Parmele gathering, social night, investiture, and initiation of new members. A large committee supports Peden and a long Omaha delegation will attend the upcoming meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peden
Mr. Peden
Shopp
Edgar Wescott
Francis Robb
T. H. Pollock
Parmele
Ierest
C. H. Peden
E. H. Wescott
R. P. Westover
W. G. Kieck
0. Sandin
Paul T. Heineman
C. J. Theteen
Central Nebraska Bank
David City
T. A. Leadley
The
Nebraska Farmer
D. C
Police Court Fines In Small Tuesday Dispute
Chief Jess Elliott filed charges against Herley Wiles and John Richardson for disturbing the peace after a heated argument at Judge William Weber's courtroom. Each man paid a $10 fine plus costs, then left the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Weber
Jess Elliott
Herley Wiles
John Richardson
Big Attendance at Dairy Meeting in Nebraska
Nebraska dairy developers report strong interest ahead of the February 20 Lincoln meeting. J M Gillan notes skepticism fades as attendees pledge support while lines of bankers and community leaders confirm wide backing across Beatrice Fairbury York Geneva Fremont Orleans and Silver Creek banks and chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Gillan
Chamber of Commerce
Society
Lincoln
Dairy Development Society
Mr. Gillan
John Rasmussen
Joseph Clark
Emery Peters
George Yanks
Frank Campbell
Ravenna
Neb
York
E. C. Huxtable
Bank of Phillips
E. L. Cobel
Silver Creek State Bank
C. F. Dodge
Fremont Western State Bank
Ole Hansen
Orleans
Roy W. Brown
Western State Bank
Revenue Department outlines fiduciary tax return rules
The Bureau of Internal Revenue details fiduciary duties for 1923 returns. Fiduciaries must file for estates, trusts, or nonresident beneficiaries when thresholds are met. Forms 1040 1041 1099 apply. Returns due March 15 1924 with optional four installment payments. Violations carry penalties.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Collector of Internal Revenue
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington, D. G
Local Plattsmouth Baseball Prepares for 1924 Season
The approaching spring renews interest in baseball with Plattsmouth players returning from winter and ready to compete in the 1924 season. Veterans William Patrick O'Donnell WHI Ham Harvey Mason Herbert Swanson Herb Klauschie Joe McCarty Pete Herold EO Gradoville Schaffler and Pressly are listed as expected participants on the local diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Plattsmouth
William Patrick O'Donnell
Rtret
Whi Ham Harvey Mason
Herbert Swanson
Herb Klauschie
Joe McCarty
Timve
Gnsmouth
Pete Herold
Eo Gradoville
Schaffler
Pressly
Conditions in South Dakota Much Better
Mr E Lyman from Yale South visited Plattsmouth and vicinity last week staying with Mrs Lymans parents Mr and Mrs PD A Young south of town. He traveled to Omaha with a car of sheep marking the eighth stock shipment to South Omaha since fall. Lyman and Young praised the boom in their part of the state and predicted bright prospects for sugar beets and a large nearby sugar factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. E
Lyman
Yale
Plattsmouth
Mrs L L Wiles Visited Omaha For Business Matters
Mrs L L Wiles was among visitors in Omaha today to spend a few hours in that city handling business concerns.
Mrs Frances Vallery Heads to Omaha and Council Bluffs
Mrs Frances Vallery departed this afternoon for Omaha and Council Bluffs to visit relatives and friends.
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Frances Vallery
Omaha
Council Bluffs
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Legion
Z. W. Shrader Farm
Beck
Joe
Eastern Star
Kensington
ELKS
Revenue Department
Gut
Burlington Shop
South Dakota
Ervice
Nedpasha
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