Artificial ice plant prospects look bright for Plattsmouth
Promoters investigate artificial ice plant prospects in Nebraska and Iowa towns. They seek a site near rail lines, preferably close to Missouri Pacific rights of way, with options in the business district to ease access for consumers. The project could boost Plattsmouth’s industrial role. Also, Fred G. Morgen and family travel to Kansas City for Miss Morgan’s hearing treatment.
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Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri Pacific
Bortington
Missunder Pacific
Plattsmouth
Kansas City
Fred G. Morgen
Janette Morgan
Miss Morgan
F. J. Morgan
Tno
Morgans
George Paisall
Plattsmouth Woman Sues For Divorce In 1913 Case
Mrs Hester Miller of South Omaha seeks divorce and alimony from Edward W Miller alleging his father Fred Miller frequently intruded at their home and offended her, with her husband failing to act. Married in 1911, the couple's finances include Ed’s earning capacity of 890 per month, per the Burlington-Omaha World-Herald.
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Hester Miller
South Omaha
Fred Miller
Edward W. Miller
Burlington
Omaha World-Herald
Death of S S W Copenhaver's 44 month old son
Yesterday morning the four miles northeast of here Mr and Mrs S S W Copenhaver mourn the death of their little son aged 44 months after a brief pneumonia illness. Funeral services scheduled this Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Mount Hope Church Union Ledger.
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S&s W. Copenhaver
Here
Mount Hope
Union Ledger
Clover Seed for Sale at Gorder's Store Ad
Extra good Red Clover Seed offered at 10.50 per bushel. Inquiries to Robert Wohlfarth at Gorder's store. Advertisement dated 2-12-? with brief notice of seed sale.
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Robert, Wohlfarth
Gorder
Plattsmouth G13 Beats Nebraska City in Evening Clash
Plattsmouth G13 defeated Nebraska City High 37 to 24 at the German Home. Arries and Raymond Barsen led forwards with speed, aided by Handley and Hunter. Cecil at center moved the ball well. The win follows a week of hard practice, boosting local hopes for future games.
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Daly
Plattsmouth Dich
Nebraska City Hich
Plattsmouth
Nebraska City
Arries
Raymond Barsen
Farmhand Fred Nolting Treated For Poisoned Scratch
Friday's Daily reports Fred Nolting, a farmer near town, received a small hand scratch while working. He neglected it for days until swelling and sickness from a cold settled in. He sought medical help and was diagnosed with a poisoned hand but expects recovery in a few days.
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Fred Nolting
Harness Oiling Offer at John Gorder’s
A local ad promotes harness oiling services for 14 dollars at John Gorder’s shop, inviting horse owners to visit for maintenance. The concise notice emphasizes a fixed price and street location.
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John Gorder
Little Women on Stage Delights Fort Worth Audience
The Fort Worth Texas Record praises the Parmele production of Little Women by the Brady company. It lauds the cast led by Luck Cotton Margery Taylor Virginia Sprageyte Elaine Renton and Lucy Cotton as Jo Beth and Amy and highlights authentic period detail and strong performances.
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Louisa M. Alcott
William A. Brady
New Hampshire
New
Lauwezhler
New England
Concord
Alcoll Pen
Sahara
Alcott Garden
Brady Company
Luck Cotton
Margery Taylor
Virginia Sprageyte
Elaine Renton
Mer
Joe
Beth
Amy
Sprichtty
Alcott
Margaret Dills
Mrs. March
Geo. M. Glarke
Laurie
Max Juergens
Prof. Bhaer
C. C. Gustrne
John Brooks
Lucy Cotton
Texas
Grace George
Fort Worth
Texas Record
Event at Parmelo Theater Wednesday Night
The program, highly praised by leading city papers, will be offered at the Parmelo theater on Wednesday night February 18.
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Parmelo Theater
New Daughter Arrives in West Part Home
Friday's Daily reports a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. James Kresak in the city’s west part. The infant is well and the proud parents celebrate the arrival with joy as the mother and child recover nicely.
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James Kresak
Moter
Littl
Back-to-the-Church Movement Urges Sunday Worship
An editorial calls for the Back-to-the-Church movement urging every Christian to attend at least one service on February 22. It cites Kansas City attendance, urges Plattsmouth churches to ensure worship, and notes several local congregations lack pastors but can meet at other churches to worship.
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Kansas City
Plattsmouth
Ice Crop Looks Good From Saturday Harvest
The main channel of the Missouri river yields clear crystal ice after improvements over earlier dirty harvest. Many men work the ice harvest and the trade will spend much money on labor for harvesting the crop.
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Missouri River
Farm for Sale Near Greenwood Nebraska
For sale one 160 acre farm located three and one half miles southeast of Greenwood Nebraska. Inquiries to A D Welton or Farmers State Bank Greenwood Nebraska. Contact by mail or phone.
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Greenwood
Neb
A. D. Welton
Farmers’ State Bank
Russell Nears Century Mark In Birthday Celebration
The article chronicles James G. Russell of Lincoln who, born March 1, 1844, nears his 100th birthday. A former circus worker and Kansas cavalry veteran, he has lived in Brownsville and Unis City, worked at the Oliver theater, and remained sharp with a love for musical comedies though his hearing has declined.
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James G. Russell
Lincoln
Marcel Fs
Lew Russell
Russell
Dad
Bangor
Kansas Cavalry
Brownsville
Neb
Unis City
Oliver Theater
Grandpa Donat Roman Civic Figure Stricken With Illness
Edward Donat reports the serious illness of his father Joseph Donat, once a familiar presence in Weston Nebraska. The 84 year old Bohemian immigrant, who came to the country as a middle aged man, lives with his daughter and has been a longtime resident here. He is known for his genial nature and prior years on the city streets.
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Edward Donat
Joseph Donat
Weston
Nebraska
Grandpa Donat
Edward
Donat
Bohemia
C I S Club Entertained At Miss Handley Home
The C I S club was entertained at Miss Coeanna Handley’s home with about a dozen young ladies. They played progressive games, enjoyed music, and later shared a three course luncheon before departing.
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C. I. S. Club
Pleasant meeting of the girls from the M E church
The Ladies Auxiliary of the M E church held a pleasant church parlor gathering yesterday afternoon with Mrs John Brainy and Mrs Devliner in charge. They planned the annual prize bazaar for May and enjoyed a cinema after refreshments.
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M. E
John Brainy
Nestesses
Commercial Club to Hold Session Thursday Night
The Commercial Club will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday evening at Coates’ hall. The group plans to discuss city development efforts, summer entertainments for visitors, and the upcoming week’s events to boost local business and attract residents and outsiders.
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Commercial Club
Coates
Kail End
Mny
Cagles Dance At Goates Hall Saturday Night
A large festive crowd attended the event at Goates Hall with elaborate costumes, masquerade elements, and the Platt Creath Orchestra providing music. Judges awarded prizes for makeup and attire as attendees praised the Eagles officers for a well run social.
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Cagles Dange
Goates Hall
Jodzers
Meeers
Barclay
Buretick
Berkle
Eerll Peek
Mr. Walker
Omaha
Messer
Hetty
William
Anton Toreno
Joe
Janda
Kemiene
Etty
Friends Help Uncle Henry Celebrate 8157th Birthday
Yesterday marked Henry Boeck’s 81st birthday in a well arranged surprise hosted by his wife. Relatives gathered for a dinner at the home, sharing a reunion and pleasant visit with Mr and Mrs Boeck and their guests from University Place and nearby families.
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Henry Boeck
D. A. Young
Rex
Clara
F. M. Young, Jr
Joseph Cook
Leta
Frances. Murray
Madeline Green
University Place
Vaudeville Night Pleases Bohemian Club Audience
The program at T. J. Sokol hall featured a series of vaudeville acts by Prof. Noevetars and others. Performances impressed attendees with a novelty in entertainment and included a social dance lasting several hours after the show.
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T. J. Sokol
Hell
Prof
Noevetars
Llerwees
Land Trade Note for Sixty Acre Offer
A brief notice offers sixty acres of land in trade for some unspecified asset or arrangement. No further details on location or conditions are provided in the readable text.
Dance at Coates Hall Promises Good Music Saturday
Neat Saturday evening dance at Coates Hall invites attendees for a full start to finish good time. The event promises music and enjoyment for all, encouraging everyone to attend.
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Coates’ Hall
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