Board selects new superintendent in Nebraska City
The board of education announced the selection of N. Abbott as superintendent of the city schools. Abbott, formerly principal at another district, is praised for modernizing work and is expected to lead the Caldwell Is district to continued success. His wife, formerly Miss Esha Grabill, will also return to the city, a cause of much satisfaction among patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
Nebraska City
I City
Idaho
Oye Wolsle
Fairmont
Nel
Brooks
Orone
Acooks
Esha Orabill
Lecture before the Young Men's Bible Class
Allan G. Wilson gave a highly regarded lecture on the history of writing from ancient stone carvings to the Bible. The event closed with a tribute to the Holy Bible and a half hour of informal music by class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan G. Wilson
Andrew Moore
Soennichsen Building Booming
Work on the new Soennichsen building continues to advance with steel substructure in place. If weather holds, the steel framework will be topped soon and interior finishing may start, paving the way for a modern Main Street store for Mr Ron Aalisen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuorday
Suipporke
Tte Lildine
Bn Tavat Modern
Main Street
Ron Aielisen
For Sale White Wyndotta Cockrela Sires
For sale a number of thoroughbred white Wyndotta cockrela inquire Julius Pitz. Classified notice indicates available poultry stock with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyndotta Cockrela
Julius Pitz
Smith of Murray Heads to Omaha for Hospital Treatment
T B Smith of Murray traveled by the early Burlington train to Omaha to seek medical care at a hospital there. He previously had an arm injury that required a metal plate, which today was removed as part of his treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Smith
Murray
Tieton
Omaha
Sunday School officers elected for Metodist group
The annual meeting of the Met'hodist Sunday school elected five officers and organized for fall work. Supervisors named C Wescott senior intermediate Kayothe Morgan Zelma Tuey and others with a full roster for home department and records clerks secretaries librarians and musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meihodiat
Elise
Besiril
C. Wescott
Nto
Kfoyithe
Mae Morgan
Privity
Zelma Tuey
Alié
Maldon Brown
E Pwara
Bimigi
Jilian Thompson
Mdna Morrison
Adrew Moore
Partes Carlaim
Anssistant
Bry
George Alaidhe
Wilens
Ele Pury
Alb
Tide
Cowles
Father Byam
St. D. Dalton
Thomas Glen
HRT
Wescott
Mes
C. C
Suit started to regain bill board east of B and M depot
A replevin suit was filed in county court by Kaspar Kasprick company through Omaha lawyer Thomas Nosenfeld seeking recovery of a bill board east of the Bearlington depot. The city is said to be using the property without rightful ownership and the case was set for trial to determine ownership and rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. &M. Depot
Till Board
Bearlington
Done Nosenfeld
Omaha
Bs @ounty
Pitas Filsack Company
Ge.fe Oil Plattsmouth
Bill Board
Thicom
Thomas F. Naughtine
Kaspar
Laura Kk. Crablee
Kendall
Inet
Death claims Plattsmouth pioneer James Hodgett
James Hodgett, longtime Plattsmouth resident and Scottish immigrant, died at age 60 after a long illness. A cabinet maker and contractor, he helped build many local structures and was remembered as kindly and trustworthy. Survived by his wife Margaret and daughter Margaret, the funeral will be held at his home with Rev. M. W. Lorimer officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tusaday
Platts Nouth
James Hodgert
Hodgett
Scotland
Ciby
Miss Marghret
M. W. Lormer
Breshmorian
Wodwert
Wer Dimes Hodgert
Paisley
Seellind
America
Plattsmouth
Jimmy
Bank inspectors seek salary claims under Shallenberger
A Lincoln dispatch reports bank inspectors appointed by Governor Shallenberger seek back salaries blocked by federal injunction. O Malley asks 33 600 for two years as bank examiner. Sam Patterson seeks 6 000 as secretary of the banking board. Patterson is from Fremont area and claims entitlement despite prior denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Shallenberger
Federal Court
G.ok
Malley
Omaha
Repistabure
Supreme Court
Sam Patterson
Banking Board
O'Malley
Fine Ton-Pound Baby Arrives Amusing Honored Household
Fine Ton-Pound Boy arrives at Rimaday home to the delight of Henry Hess and his wife. They celebrate the newborn within the family circle expressing joy and pride. The infant is expected to grow swiftly and bring happiness as a cherished addition to the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Dally
Henry Hess
Heney
Winn
Sell your property by an ad In the Journal
An old newspaper notice invites readers to place property ads in The Journal. It highlights quick listings and affordable rates for readers seeking to market homes, land, or other holdings through the paper’s classifieds section.
Local County Clerk Grants Two Marriage Licenses
Morning session at the county judge's office issued two marriage licenses. James Dole, 24, of Pairbury, weds Hose Louise Munn, 65. James E. Taylor, 29, of Alve, weds Shasta Bird, 24, of Alve. Both couples to marry tonight at the groom’s mother Mrs. Peter Manin's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Mienday
James Dole
Pairbury
Hose Louise Munn
James E. Taylor
Alve
Shasta Eb, Bird
Peter Manin
Why Farmers Should Favor Good Roads
A persuasive appeal to farmers to invest in road improvements. It argues better roads cut transport costs, boost market access, and raise profits by enabling more efficient hauling of grain and other goods, with emphasis that returns are immediate and personal to the traveler and producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mrs Owens Visits Montana A Long Awaited Trip
Mrs Mary Oneie of Harlem Monon arrives in Montana for extended visit with WOR Bevan and family. Mrs Owens and son-in-law left Harlem three years ago taking a 50 acre claim. Crops last summer were strong with oats 55 bushels per acre and wheat 25. Potatoes praised as exceptionally good. This is Mrs Owens first visit since taking the claim.
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Toeaday
Mary Oneie
Harlem
Monon
Bevan
Mra
Owens
Wath
Stile
Montana
Parcel Post Law Changes Waterproof Small Town
The parcels post law taking effect January 1 introduces tiered rates by distance, with up to 11 pounds allowed and 4 ounce minimum weight rules. Crow 40 to 150 miles zones set 6 cent per pound and 4 cents for each additional, and 1800 mile zone covers far distances. Packages must use parcels stamps, include a return card, and cannot be sent by registered mail though insurance is available for 10 cents. Local examples show significant savings for 4 pound parcels and 1 pound to major cities like Omaha Chicago and New York. Definite benefits highlighted for merchants and rural customers alike.
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Congress
Schneider
Postales
Plattsmouth
United States
Nee
Narowae
Pacific Ocean
Maine
Aden
Nebraska
Omaha
Chicago
New York
Olloe
Ity
Want Ad Rent Note Catches Attention
A compact house rent notice invites readers to place classified ads for leasing. The brief item highlights availability and the ease of placing a journal style home rental notice.
Shooting Match at Adam Shafer's Home
A largely attended shooting match was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Adam Shafer, twelve miles southwest of this city. Participants scored well in the contests including blue rock for geese and rifle shooting for beef. TM Patterson, Edwie Fricke and M. Robinson attended from this city and called the event enjoyable.
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Adam Shafer
This
Blue Rock
Conesta
TM. Patterson
Edwie Fricke
M. Robinson
Miss Mary Poster Visits the Metropolis
Local notes report Miss Mary Poster visiting the city yesterday afternoon on business. George Berey departed this morning for Watson Missouri to tend to judicial matters briefly. Miss Florence McMippy returned to Lincoln yesterday afternoon after visiting here with her father and sisters.
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Mary Poster
Metropolis
George Berey
Watson
Missouri
Florence McMippy
Lincoln
Dr AJL Parks Rescues Burlington Relief Team
Dr AJL Parks of Ooalin descended to No 4 street this morning and ascended to assist the Burlington Relief effort for a few hours.
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Ajl. Parks
Ooalin
Burlington
Mrs Paul Gering Reunites With Son in Omaha Visit
Mrs Paul Gering returned last evening from Omaha where she had been visiting with her son Henry T. Gering for a short while.
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Paul Gering
Omaha
Henry T. Gering
Miss Muriel Bartholdt Returns to Glenwood
Miss Muriel Bartholdt returns to Glenwood after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs I S Bartholdt.
Miss Lilien Returns Home After Visit with Barbara Bookinever
Miss Lilien returns to her Omaha home yesterday after spending Sunday with her mother Mrs Barbara Bookinever.
Reverend W L Austin and son in law Tare Creamer head to Omaha
Reverend W L Austin and his son in law Tare Creamer of Ted Cloud traveled to Omaha this morning to vie for Tire Day.
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W.L. Austin
Tare Creamer
Ted Cloud
Omaha
Mrs Kaahwood Heads to Ames for Short Visit
Mrs G P Kaahwood leaves this morning for Ames Iowa to visit for a short time accompanied by Mr Nashwood as far as Onlin.
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G. P. Kaahwood
Ames
Iowa
Mr. Nashwood
Onlin
Murray visitors Pitman and family call on business
Pitman and O Pitman of Murray visited this city yesterday afternoon for a few hours to take care of some business during their outing together.
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Pitman
O Pitman
Murray
Funeral Attendees From Torlem Attend Beyan Kin Funeral
County assessor elect WH Bryan and cousin Mrs Mary Wens of Torlem Montana traveled to Ashland to attend the funeral of Mr Beyans sister.
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County
Eloct
Bryan
Mary Wens
Torlem
Montana
Ashland
Beyan
Morrison Returns to Duties After Holidays at Home
George Morrison resumes duties at Minneapolis Limnsday after spending holidays with his mother Mrs. Emily Morrison and relatives.
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George Morrison
Ste
Emily Morrison
Minneapolis
First Visit of Mia Stewart in Atchison Keeps Vigil
Ann Stewart of Atchison Kansas visits the city with her parents W P Cook and wife in a brief vigil. This is Mia Stewart’s first trip since her marriage and her parents are relieved and delighted to see her.
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Mes
Ann Stewart
Atchison, Kanses
W. P. Cook
Mia
Stewart
Local residents visit and renew subscription
Hen Davis and R Kendall from Union area came to town in the evening to handle matters and returned home at noon. The visit was pleasant and Mrs Kendall renewed her newspaper subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hen Davis
Dodehber
Mgr. R. Kendall
Union
Calleus
Local residents visit in Wiel CH Colorado
AJ G. Hamel of Wiel CH Colorado and W A Robertaen with wife visited Sunday and returned home yesterday afternoon. Mrs Mira Louise Wamel of Omaha is also a guest at the Robertson home. Hamel is noted in for forestry service in Colorado.
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AJ G. Hainel
Wiel CH
Colorado
W. A. Robertaen
Mira
Louise Wamel
Omaha
Tin Robertson
Hamel
Ernie
Fopestey
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the Board of Education
Nigh’ Jand
Wall Béks
Schs
Soennichsen
THE
Methodist
Muriel Bartholdt
Glenwood
I. S&s
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