Plattsmouth Commercial Club Elects Officers and Plans Banquet
The Plattsmouth Commercial Club held its first meeting of the year at Coates' rock house. Henry Schneider was elected president and Philip Thierolf vice president. E H Wescolt became secretary. Rae F Patterson was re elected treasurer. The group discussed a banquet at Coates hall and increasing citywide participation.
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Plattsmouth
Wescott
Rae F. Patterson
Ofice
Tidd
Win
Schneider
Fuller
Coates’ Hall
Governor Morehead Sets Frank Reform Agenda for Nebraska
Governor Morehead’s message to the legislature is blunt and progressive, urging economy and public interest over special favors. He backs dividing the Supreme Court, trimming state employes, opposing a new Capitol, resisting Panama exposition spending, and boosting agricultural education.
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Nebraska
Morehead
Supreme Court
Miss Jessie Fox Receives Legislative Clerk Appointment
Miss Jessie Fox, noted for efficient service at the last legislative session, has been appointed as a clerk for a committee in the house. Her swift work and clever handling are cited as a worthy recognition of her past contributions.
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Jessie Fox
The Servant in the House comes to Parmelo theater
Harper's calls The Servant in the House the most remarkable play in English and the New York Evening Post hails it as the greatest drama of the generation. The Parmelo theater presents the production Friday night January 17 by the famed company. The play, first staged at the Savoy in New York, has toured major cities worldwide and is framed as modern England with a Hindoo central figure thought by some to be a Christ reincarnation.
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Harper's Magazine
New York Evening Post
Parmelo Theater
Middle West
New York
Savoy Theater
Chicago
San Francisco
Boston
Philadelphia
London
Berlin
Vienna
Hindoo
Christ
England
Plattsmouth State Bank Reelects Old Officers
The stockholders of Plattsmouth State Bank held their annual meeting and re elected officers for the ensuing year. President W H Newell vice president J W Becker cashier J M Roberts assistant cashier G G Fricke directors named. Dividend declared as usual amid favorable news on business gains and expansion under management.
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Plattsmouth State Bank
W. H. Newell
J. W W. Becker
J. M. Roberts
G. G. Fricke
John Albert
W. Fl. Newell
J. P. Faler
J. H. Becker
F. G. Fricke
L. B. Egenberger
Big Wolf Hunt Planned on Main Street Next Monday
The city news notes a large wolf hunt arranged for next Monday morning. Participants must gather on Main Street at 8 o'clock armed with shotguns only. rifles are not permitted. The organizers promise an exciting event for enthusiasts.
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Frain
Officers Installed by Woodmen of the World in 1913
Last evening the Woodmen of the World installed officers at the G A R hall. Officers named include KR. B. Moffatt C C H L Kruger banker W B Rishel clerk George Sitzman escort Emil AlfOrd sentry Dr BE Cummins and Dr BE W Cook physicians J M Soennielsen W M Mullis and RE B Moffatt managers Rishel county deputy urged members to help make 1913 a record year. He also acts as agent for the World Accident association offering sick ness benefits in the first week.
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Woodmen of the World
G. A. R. Hall
WY. M. Mullis
KR. B. Moffatt
C.C
H. L. Kruger
W. B. Rishel
George Sitzman
Emil Alford
BE. D. Cummins
BE. W. Cook
J. M. Soennielsen
W. M. Mullis
RE. B. Moffatt
Cass County
World Accident Association
Death of Former Platis Mouth Lady Clara Ferree
Mrs Rebeveg Ferree and her party traveled to Council Bluffs after the death of Miss Clara Ferree at 6 this morning. Ferree, who once ran a local dancing school, died after long illness with dropsy. funeral planned in Council Bluffs likely Monday.
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Rebeveg Ferree
W. T. Smith
Kittie Smith
Council Bluffs
Clara Ferree
Western Serum Co Elects Officers
The Western Serum company held its yearly meeting at J. P. Pualer’s office in the Coates block and elected new officers for the year. Henry Schmeid er was named president, TL Pollock treasurer, J. P. Faller secretary. John W. Faller was chosen superintendent of the plant south of the city, a position he has held since Dr. Greeder’s removal last October.
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Fuller
Pollock
Tid
Faber
Western Serum Company
J. P. Pualer
Coates
Henry Sehneider
TL. Pollock
J. P. Faller
John W. Faller
Dr. Greeder
Will Play at Elmwood Tonight by M W A Trocohaaks
The M W A Trocohaaks depart this afternoon for Elmwood to perform at a grand ball in that city. They have impressed at central county dances and their lively music is in constant demand. They regularly appear at Weeping Water and Elmwood.
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M. W. A. Trocohaaks
Elmwood
Weeping Water
Banquet Committee Named by President Sehneider
President Sehneider of the joammerical club announces Henry Hoos George H Fuller and John Hart as the banquet committee. The group is tasked with organizing a large event expected to draw a big crowd and several good times. Date to be announced later.
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Sehneider
Joammerical Club
Henry Hoos
George H. Fuller
John Hart
What the Commercial Club Has Done Since Its Founding
A summary of the Plattsmouth Commercial Club’s four year record of city improvement. It cites the post office building, street work, industrial developments, new bridges, river traffic routes, a rifle range, factories, and reductions in vacancies, urging all local tradespeople and citizens to join to push 1919 as a banner year of achievement.
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Commercial Club
Plattsmouth Comercial Club
Vine
M. BE. Smith
Chicago
Havelock
Burlington Brass Foundry
Eile
Dovou
Platte River
Liat Prabhamputti Bs
Omah
Kansas City
New York
Los Atteles
United States Army Rifle Range
Plattmouth
Clanismouth
Mathe River
Western Serum Company
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Burlington
Lieves
Platthemouth
United Effonia
Cat Sucked Breath From Child in Glenwood Home
The Glenwood Opinion reports a stray kitten crawled into a two year old child’s sleeping mouth, nursing its breath until the mother awoke. The child turned blue but survived after the cat was removed and life saved, underscoring danger of cats in a child’s sleeping area.
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Glenwood
George Cross
Mrs. Cross
Mr. Cross
Iroquois Indian Orchestra Delights Parmele Crowd
The Iroquois Indian Orchestra performed a highly praised concert at the Parmele healer last evening. The ensemble of odes delivered a brilliancy filled program with a standout soprano vocal and a moving rendition of Silver Threads Among the Hold. A large Red Men lodge delegation attended, and organizers lament the small turnout.
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Oebt
Orchesion
Nat
Red Men Lodge
Banning Visits Playmouth Friends After Election Defeat
Hon W B Banning of Union spent last evening in the city calling on a Playmouth friend and attending the Masonic lodge. He also attended Governor Morehead’s inauguration and spoke with supporters from across the state, defending his Senate record and criticizing the recent vote.
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Banning
Otoe
Cass
Senator Banning
Buy your fancy stationery at the Journal office
An office advertisement invites readers to purchase premium stationery directly from the Journal office, highlighting a range of items and prompting local customers to visit or place orders in person.
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Journal Office
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Platismouth
Western Serum Co
Will
Great Musical Organization
the Indian Orchestra
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