Plattsmouth High Falls To Creighton Prep In Omaha
Creighton Prep routed Plattsmouth 55 to 17 at Creighton gym. Halpine Walsh Leahey and Fuxa led the Omaha offense while Joe Buttery paced Plattsmouth with two field goals and five free throws. Edgar Wescott stood out on offense for Plattsmouth in a lopsided game.
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Creighton
Platsmouth High School
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Central High School
Hilltoppers
Halpine
Walsh
Leahey
Fuxa
Joe Buttery
Edgar Wescott
Alaska Town Petersburg Noted For Fisheries And Climate
J C York from the city receives a folder from his son Russell in Petersburg Alaska describing the town’s advantages. Petersburg sits at the Wrangell Narrows with a valuable harbor and a trio of shrimp canneries a crab cannery and two salmon canneries. The folder highlights climate similar to Washington DC due to the Japanese current making southeastern Alaska warmer than the north and west. It notes fruit and dairy farming as profitable and the region’s vast resources.
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J. C. York
Russell York
Petersburg
Alaska
Territory
United States
Wrangell Narrows
Washington, D. C
Alaska Territory
Funeral of Mrs W M Stewart at Lincoln chapel
The funeral for Mrs. W. M. Stewart was held at 2 p.m. from Hodgman’s chapel in Lincoln with Rev. Walter Aitken presiding. The 62 year old mother of Roy Stewart was ill for some time and died Sunday night after a sudden decline following his visit that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Stewart
Hodgman
Lincoln
Walter Aitken
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Roy Stewart
Stewart
George Snyder Jr Improving From Illness At Clarkson Hospital
Friends report George Snyder Jr remains very ill at Clarkson Hospital in Omaha after ten days. He has suffered pneumonia and high fever, causing concern for his family and doctors. They hope for faster recovery and a return home soon.
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George Snyder, Jr
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
George
Dean's Ointment Promoted for Piles and Eczema
Advert says Dean's Ointment treats skin itching including piles and eczema. Listed price is 60c and available at all drug stores.
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Dean
Eagles Celebrate Twenty-First Annual Mask Ball
The Fraternal Order of Eagles held its twenty first annual mask ball at the Eagles hall on Saturday night. A large, diverse turnout enjoyed music by a seven piece orchestra and dancing until midnight. Prizes in the grand mask contest were awarded to W H Mason first, Mrs Clarence Conner second, Mrs C F Boynton third, and John Hagerman fourth. The event was deemed financially and socially successful and continued as a beloved annual tradition.
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Order of Eagles
Eagles Hall
W. H. Mason
Clarence Conner
C. F. Boynton
John Hagerman
Local Notables Visit and Business in Murray Area
Harry P. Long of South Bend and Col P. L. Hall of Greenwood visit for a few hours to handle business and catch up with friends. Vance Todd, farming in Canada, stops by to check on affairs with his parents near Murray. Mrs. F. P. Busch leaves for Chanute to visit her son George Busch and family. Frank E. Schlater arrives for a week to visit and rest from ranch duties. reports his family is thriving in their new home.
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Harry P. Long
South Bend
Col P. L. Hall
Greenwood
First National Bank
Vance Todd
Canada
Harry Todd
Murray
F. P. Busch
Chanute
Kansas
George Busch
Frank E. Schlater
Local residents visit and travel noted in Plattsmouth column
Tuesday activity records frequent visits and departures. Rev H O Rhode leaves for Fremont to join a Midland college directors committee meeting. Mrs Edwin Dutcher from Warrensburg arrives for a week long visit with local relatives. Mrs Cecil Parks and daughter from Winnipeg visit former resident Jennie York now Mrs. Parks. William Stohlman, a Democratic figure from Louisville, spends hours here with his son William. Sherman Cole returns from Mynard and heads to Omaha for business. Emma Griffin of Bunceton visits with the Deitz family in Keokuk. Eugene Parker leaves for Deer Park Washington after his mother’s death. Paul and wife Gantt, long in the Philippines, tour the U S visiting friends in Plattsmouth. John C Brittain travels to Green weeds for county court papers. Ed Tutt of Murray and F J Hennings with wife visit merchants for business. Glen Rhoden of near Murray attends local affairs. Ralph R Larson of Louisville Bank of Commerce visits his ailing father L G Larson. Roy Stewart and wife travel to Lincoln for the funeral of Mr Stewart’s mother at St Paul’s Methodist Church.
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H. O. Rhode
Fremont
Midland College
Edwin T. Dutcher
Warrensburg
Missouri
Cecil Parks
Winnipeg
Canada
Parks
Jennie York
William Stohlman
Louisville
William
Sherman Cole
Mynard
Burlington
Omaha
Emma Griffin
Bunceton
C. L. Deitz
Keokuk
Iowa
Griffin
Deitz
Eugene Parker
Deer Park
Washington
Paul Gantt
Philippines
John C. Brittain
Greenweed
S. Tutt
Murray
F. J. Hennings
Eight Mile Grove
Glen Rhoden
Near Murray
Ralph R. Larson
Bank of Commerce of Louisville
L. G. Larson
Roy Stewart
Lincoln
Stewart
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Relieved Dog Suffering Ends When Police Shoot
Early risers along Main Street witnessed a large collie crawl in pain after being run over on snow and ice. Chief William Hinrichsen shot the animal near the courthouse area to end its agony, the dog likely struck by a heavy vehicle, breaking its back.
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Main Street
South Sixth Street
Court House
C. A. Rawls
William Hinrichsen
Improvement Shown After Appendicitis Operation
Der, Jr., at Clarkson hospital in Omaha is progressing well after an operation for appendicitis last Monday. George had a few bad days with a cold but improved last evening though remains weak and will stay in the hospital for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Snyder, Jr
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
George
Larson in Grave Condition After Pneumonia Attack
Reports from L. G. Larson's bedside state he has suffered an attack of pneumonia with no improvement and a grave condition. He has been ill since late last week and grown steadily worse, offering little encouragement to the family.
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L. G. Larson
Larson
Little Lad Jack O'Donnell Faces Pneumonia Battle
The seven year old son of Mr. and Mrs. William O'Donnell remains seriously ill with pneumonia. He showed slight improvement yesterday but remains bedfast as his family endures heightened anxiety over his condition.
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Jack
William O'Donnell
Three Registered Spotted Poland China Open Gifts
The notice lists entries for a Spotted Poland China event with names Phone Plattssouth and Murray, along with numbers 3532 and 1511, and a code 119-48w.
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Poland
China
Plattssouth
Murray
Move to Form a New State Court In Nebraska
Senator P W Scott of McCook introduces S F 62 to create a state court of appeals inferior to the supreme court. The bill sets five governorappointed judges with districts across the state, terms of four years, and a salary of 6000 dollars. It grants original and appellate jurisdiction and requires a threejudge quorum.
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P. W. Scott
McCook
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Scott
State Bar Association
Inferior Court of Appeals
Chadron
Norfolk
Omaha
Lincoln
Grand Island
Hastings
North Platte
District Court
Knox
Cedar
Dixon
Dakota
Pierce
Wayne
Thurston
Madison
Stanton
Cumming
Burt
Platte
Colfax
Dodge
Polk
Butler
York
Seward
Washington
Douglas
Saunders
Sarpy
Cass
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Rex Young
Geo. H. Wood
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