Move to Pension the State Militia
In Tuesday's Daily a bill introduced by Missouri Congressman Russell to pension state militia members has drawn local attention. Efforts seek to extend the measure to territorial militia, including Nebraska troops, as veterans of Civil and Indian wars aged and nearby.
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Russell
Missouri
Tsaaé Wiles
Fort Kearney
Securioe
Morgan
Congressman Maguire
Econgressman
Maguire
Mather
Pwi
Morey
Ubia Mather
Nebraska
A. Maguire
Congress
First
Wiles
Saunders
Robert R. Livingston
Isaac Wiles
Henry J. Streicht
Leslie ©. Johnson
Seargent
Marshall McFrwain
Seargenis
Wugene
Hf. Sage
B. A. Kirkpatrick
Weary Willie at City Opera House Inspires Mutt and Jeff
A happy tramp leaped from the Manhattan opera house gallery and sang during a Mut and Jeff engagement. A cop asked why he was so merry and Willie replied I am drunk broke and I have no friends but crying wont help. The fin-makers court will be at the Mariel theater next Saturday night January 25.
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Manhattan Opera House
New York
Willie
Gan Street
Emith Avenue
Matt
Jeff
Mariel
Grand Lodge Opens Three Day Session in City
The Catholic Workmen Grand Lodge opened a three day session in the city with a nine o clock high mass at Holy Rosary Church led by Rev. Father Vicek national chaplain. Mayor P Sattler welcomed delegates who responded on behalf of the lodge led by Joseph Jelinek. An afternoon business session followed and a dramatic performance The Lost Sister or Two Sorrows is set for tomorrow evening with a public dance afterward inviting all to attend.
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Holy Rosary Church
Father Vicek
Cyril Janda
Legal Lodge
Obn
P. Sattler
Joseph Jelinek
Ely Fh
Grand Lodge
Dramatic Club
Racek
General Publica
Demand for Modern Cottages Drives Investment Interest
A Daily article notes rising demand for up to date rental cottages in the city. Desirable sites west of the Methodist Church and south of the Modern Woodman building could host six room cottages, affordable to build and quickly rentable to residents. Local real estate men are urged to develop several modern residences this spring to meet growing housing needs.
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Woodman
Russell Work Doing Well Up in Alaska
From Tuesday’s issue to the Editor of the Evening Journal a family letter from Russell York in Douglas Alaska describes a blue Christmas with heavy snow a 2 1/2 foot snow depth sleighing four dogs and a pup with rheumatism and a note of grandmother’s death. He mentions Xmas presents and plans to send Grandpa’s gift and a photo of his dogs.
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Evening Journal
Russel
Alaska
Ios
Grandmother
Will
Russell York
Douglas
Masquerade Ball by M. W. A. at Woodman Hall
The M W A will host a masquerade ball at Woodman hall next Saturday under Cass Camp No 332 A M W A to be one of the season’s finest. Four cash prizes will go to the best costumes and Holly’s Orchestra will provide late music for dancing. Attend.
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Woodman Hall
Cass Camp No
MW. A
Holly
Burlington Inspector Visited Burlington from Lincoln
K J Wheeler general carine spector of the Burlington and wife traveled from Lincoln to visit friends Mr and Mrs Tr A Bates yesterday morning. Wheeler has been a diligent railroad worker for three years and looked after company business while in the city.
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Tunendaw
K. J. Wheeler
Burlington
Cane
Lincoln
Tr. A. Bates
Wheeler
Burlington Road
City
Life sketch of Lewis Cass tied to Cass County history
Cass County residents will learn why the county bears the name of Lewis Cass as Judge Ramsey completes a life sketch of the eminent statesman. A painting of Cass hangs in the district court room as part of educational efforts. Sterling Morton will join in presenting the sketch. The Journal plans special editions to reach teachers and scholars.
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Gass County
Ramsey
Lewis Cass
The
Tate
Sterling Morten
Cass County
Journal Onee
Mrs Rawls Undergoes Second Surgery in Omaha
Mrs. A. G. Rawls, in Omaha recovering from an appendectomy, was forced to a second operation today as doctors were unsatisfied with her condition. She was said to be running a higher temperature, and the procedure was performed while she could safely endure it. Friends here express sincere wishes for her speedy recovery and return home.
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A. G. Rawls
Omaha
Editor Lee J. Mayfield Weds in Louisville Matrimonial Note
Cupid arrows Cass county editors with Lee J Mayfield of Louisville and Widith Woolford winning a marriage license in Omaha. Both are prominent Louisville residents, with friends across the county sending best wishes for their life together.
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Cupid
Cass County
Lee J. Mayfield
Louisville Gourier
Omaha Bee
Mayfelddodgrs
Widith Woolford
Louisville
Mayfield
Are the Farmers Blamed for High Living Costs
A humorous essay blames farmers for the high cost of living while detailing the farmer's long hours and heavy burdens. It notes taxes, road upkeep, school support, and livestock losses from disease and pests as constant pressures on the farmer who feeds the nation.
Beverly of Graystark Draws Large Audience at Parmele Theater
Review notes a strong turnout for the romantic drama Beverly of Graystark at the Parmele Theater. Dor othy Howard and Robert Lawrence gave fine performances as Beverly and Baldos, with Lillian Allen's Aunt Fanny delivering consistent laughs and the overall production praised for acting and stage effectiveness.
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Beverly OF
Graystark
George Bare McCutcheon
Beverly
Cinustark
Joe
Baldés
Lillian Allen
Fanny
Baldos
Dorothy Howard
Robert Lawrence
Jap Young Receives Gifts for Mail Carrier Efforts
Local donor Grover Will brought a three bushel sack of oats and fresh meal to the mailbox hoping parcel post. the carrier accepted it without stamps. John Beekman added a two bushel oats gift for parcel post as well. Other small donations noted. J M Young, Roule 1 Mynard, expresses thanks.
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Grover
Parecel Post
Parcel Post
John Beekman
J. M. Young
Mynard
Reynolds and Mrs B J Reynolds Very Low
Mrs B J Reynolds remains very ill at home in the city after several days of serious illness. She has been an invalid for months and, despite careful attention, shows no improvement and has grown worse.
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B. J. Reynolds
Parcel Post Rules Clear for Insured Packages
Parcels may be insured against loss up to 50 dollars with a 10 cent parcel post stamp fee. Pack properly or the postmaster may refuse. Use distinctive parcel stamps not ordinary ones. Do not seal. wrap securely and place sender name outside. Mark perishables or fragile items accordingly. Do not exceed eleven pounds or 72 inches combined length and girth. Do not bring packages to the train. agents will not receive them.
Red Men Prepare For City Entertainment Show
The Osage Indian group the Red Men plan a February 3 performance titled Shwek OU by the Clewood Tribe of Ted Men. The event will feature a Widdlers contest on February 4 with strong interest from fiddlers across the region.
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Missouri
Peile
Hed Mon
Essary
Hiltas
Cldwood
Ted Men
Ali
Just as well look out for these fellows
Shenandoah residents report a book binding scam by two young men. They solicit five dollars as the first payment for binding, then fail to deliver the books. The Glenrod Tribune notes the pair may have visited Plattsmouth, with Shenandoah residents urged to beware of the fraud.
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Shenandoah
Glenrod Tribunt
Plattsmouth
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William F. West
Irvin &. White
Francis M. Young
Robert T. Garrett
Mutt and Jeff
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Crand Lodge
Mrs. Rawls
Jap Young
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Reynolds
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