Plattsmouth City Council Schedules Board of Equalization
Plattsmouth officials held a full session yesterday with a board of equalization addressing the special assessment for district No 3. The council fixed the basis of apportionment, approved the grading work, heard protests, and adjourned after confirming tax and finance actions. Condolences were also offered for Hon. Francis White.
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Plattsmouth City
Sattler
Mr. Will
B. Golding
D. O. Dwyer
Dwyer
Dovey
Weber
Messrs. Dwyer
Messrs
Board of Equalization
Will
Christ Bayser
Genteman
Bayser
Judiciary Committee
State Railway Commission
Plattsmouth Telephone Company
Rainey
Wurl
Walter Scott Dies After Streetcar Run Down in Omaha
News comes of Walter Scott's accidental death in Omaha after being struck by a streetcar on Sixteenth Street around 9 am while en route to work at the incubator factory. Sons Walter and J E Scott traveled to Omaha and relatives followed, with other local residents noted in the report.
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Walter Scott
J. B. Scott
Omaha
Mr. Scott
Sixteenth Street
Walter
J. E
J. E. Scott
Misa Carrie Scott
Walter Bcott
Thirty-first
Madison Streets
South
Pleasant Surprise Birthday Event For Mrs Propst At Mynard
Neighbors gathered Saturday evening to celebrate Mrs. A L Propst birthday on her 49th milestone. Mr Propst arranged the surprise with oysters from Sears Roebuck and a homey evening of soup and storytelling recalling a past similar prank in October.
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Mynard
Mrs. Propet
Mr. Propst
Omaha
Sears & Roebuck
Mrs. Propst
Mr. Propet
Mr. Proper
Dahlman
Wiles and Edith Dean Wed at Glenwood Iowa Home
At high noon today Ray Marshall Wiles wed Edith Dean at the bride’s parents residence in Glenwood Iowa. Edith is daughter of D B Dean prominent Mills County farmer. Mrs Luke Wiles stayed home due to their sick little son.
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Glenwood
Iowa
Ray Marshall Wiles
Edith Dean
D. B. Dean
Mills County
Luke Wiles
Hall
Dilzabeth Wiles
Card of Thanks for Plattsmouth Accident Victim
The undersigned express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends in Plattsmouth for help after the accidental death of our beloved husband and father. We cherish the sympathy and fond recollections you shared during this trying ordeal.
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Plattsmouth
Tribute to a Worthy Christian Knight
A solemn verse urges honoring the aged and honored, living or dead, with lowly reverence and bright tribute to a respected Christian knight.
Farmers Mutual Fire and Live Stock Insures Cass County
The Farmers Mutual Fire and Live Stock Insurance Company of Casa County Nebraska held its annual meeting on January 7 1911 and elected officers for 1911 President Jacob Tritsch vice president J H Becker secretary J P Faler treasurer M L Fried rich Directors include J M Meisinger John Albert Henry Horn A A Wetencamp Adam Hild August Panska Philip Schaefer and August Ost The company has 22 years in Cass county with only three losses totaling 121 10 and incidental expenses of 152 30 Insurance written 290 669 00 and cash on hand 4515 93 The article notes home management and local pride Charles P Hopping of Kalamazoo Michigan arrived to visit relatives and plans to start a business in Omata.
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Farmers Mutual Fire and Live Stock Insurance Company
Casa County
Nebraska
Jacob Tritsch
J. H. Becker
J. P. Faler
M. L. Friedrich
J. M. Meisinger
John Albert
Henry Horn
A. A. Wetencamp
Adam Hild
August Panska
Philip Schaefer
August Ost
Cass County
Fire Boys Elect of ficers and Enjoy Smoker
A Wodnentay’s Daily report describes a fire boys meeting at the council chamber. Officers and cart crews were elected and a smoker followed. Jack Brittan won the $5 prize for perfect fire-call attendance. several others narrowly missed a fire.
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Wodnentay
Council Chamber
Department
Jack Brittan
J. C. Brittian
William Gravett
Frank Libershall
Secreary
Michael Bajeck
C. W. Manners
P. A. McCrera
R. H. Henry
W. H. Mason
Ed. Kruger
Anton HW. Koubeck
Ed. Weaver
Harry Kruger
N. Gouchenour
Sawyer
Robt. Richter
P. A Richards
Frank Mayer
Conservation of Moisture in Soil Across Western Districts
The article discusses the drought impact on western agricultural areas and reviews Washington’s bulletin Management of Soils to Conserve Moisture by George H. Fallyer. It covers tillage effects, timing of plowing, weed elimination, and mulch layers to reduce evaporation and store rainfall for crops.
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West
Campbell
Kansas
Colorado
Department of Agriculture
Washington
George H. Fallyer
Bureau of Soils
Weeda
Molstura
Fallyer
Flelde
Mrs Bilza Kauffman Celebrates 58th Birthday Party
Friends from Cedar Creek and the city gathered at Mrs. Bilza Kauffman’s home in the western part of town to mark her 58th birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Inhelder Mrs. C A Gaver Mrs L B Myers Miss Marlo Kauffman and Mrs Emil Walters plus Mrs Justus Lillie. Gifts were exchanged and the afternoon featured conversation and music. Read the Daily Journal.
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Cedar Creek
Bilza Kauffman
Kaufman
Henry Inhelder
C. A. Gaver
L. B. Myers
Marlo Kauffman
Supreme Court orders revocation of liquor permit in Plattsmouth
Lincoln dispatch reports that Henry Gering & Co. of Plattsmouth held a liquor permit for medicinal and chemical uses. The Supreme Court delivered an opinion today requiring revocation despite a prior challenge by Mrs. Sarah Kerr.
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Drugeist
Henry Gering & Co
Plattemouth
Sarah Kerr
Supreme Court
Judge A N Sullivan Stricken By Sudden Paralysis
From Wednesday's Daily Judge A N Sullivan collapsed at his doorstep around 1 30 PM and lay unconscious for hours. He has since worsened and cannot speak though resting easier today amid a grippe illness that kept him debilitated for weeks.
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A. N. Sullivan
State banking board urges bankers to prepare for new law
Secretary Ed Royse of the State Banking Board forwards the 1909 banking law, recently upheld by the U S Supreme Court, urging Lincoln Nebraska bankers to study the provisions and be ready as the act takes effect within thirty to sixty days.
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Rouse
State Banking Board
Supreme Court of the United States
Waka
Lincoln
Ned
Guaranty Fund
Ed. Royse
The Newlyweds at City Tuesday Night
John KE. Coutts, business manager of The Newlyweds and Their Baby, arranges for the musical treat in our city on Tuesday night January 17. Coutts praises the show as one of the greatest on record and reports from Lincoln and Fremont indicate strong audience turnout. The Journal commends the attraction, predicting readers will be well paid for attending.
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Dwyer
Dovey
Schyliff
Sattler
Plattsmouth Water Company
Neuman
Plattesmouth
State of
Nebraska
Francis
John KE. Coutts
Mr. Coutts
Lincoln
Fremont
Dies in Omaha Former Plattsmouth Native Henry Baughman
Henry Baughman a former Plattsmouth resident now of Outta died in Omaha on Sunday. His funeral was held there today. Mrs. John Kopp and her son Gua left on the early train to attend the service. He was well known to many people in Plattsmouth.
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Henry Baughman
Plattmouth
Outta
John Kopp
Gua
Metropolis
Plattsmouth
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Archer
J. W. Haney
G. E B. Perry
Emerson Street
Park Addition
Fire and Water Committee
New Business
M. Whalen
John Waterman
Water Co
B. G. Wurl
Neb
Neb. Light Co
Neb Light Co
Frank Kushinsky
M. Archer
H. Trout
Cant. Reynolds
Tekamah
Newbraska
Mrs. A. L. Propot
A. L. Propst
Antly
Sir Francis St. White
Tam
Forsooth
God
Abraham
Man
Sir Francis White
Charles P. Hopping
Kalamazoo, Michigan
Mr. Hopping
Omata
Henry Hils
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