Plattsmouth Hosts Largest Crowd at Engineers Reunion
Plattsmouth sent 387 attendees to the Engineers reunion in Liscoela with a one hour thirty five minute return from Lincoln aboard a fast train. Vice President Willard spoke to craft workers amid mixed reactions while Woodman band led the delegation to a celebrated parade along Main Street.
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Liscoela
Engineers
Lincoln
Snead
Willard
Mr. Stone
Addres
Pilattamonth
Have
Burlington
Itn
Lincolly
Plattemouth
Woodman Band
Main Street
Sixth Street
Burker
Double Wedding in Councy Bluffs by Justice Cooper
In Councy Bluffs last evening a double wedding occurred uniting Thos Bates with Miss Kittie May Smith and Robert A Bates with Miss Martha Rupley. The ceremonies were simple and conducted by Justice Cooper with few attendees. Mrs Bates, born in Oraha, comes from a long line of Omaha history. Mr Bates and Miss Smith have ties to local business and journalism, and the Bates couple will reside in Councy Bluffs.
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Council Bluffs
Thos. & Bates
Kittie May Smith
Robert A. Bates
Martha Rupley
Justice Cooper
Thee. B. Bates
J. J. Smith
Oras
Sette Seine
Frei. Growers Association
Bator
Oraha
Omabe
Omaha
Taylor Goodwill
Sret
Omahas
Ely
Eebers A. Patra
Jorrass
Beir
Birthday Celebrations for Siversarr Amid Pranks and Gifts
Yesterday June 5 a celebration honored Nie Ners Litingvlen with a birthday party attended by six Mutle friends. Pranks and varied gaiety delighted guests, followed by a birthday supper in the dining room. Nora received gifts to remember the occasion and the group later watched a movie at the Majestic theater.
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Nora
Majeatic Theater
Oreation
Jeasette Patterson
Keith Dover Helen Gee
Marten Streteht
Lethe
Elks Exalted Ruler Candidates Ride to Omaha Meeting
Exalted rulers past rulers and candidates converge on Omaha en route to Los Angeles for the annual Elks meeting in July. Delegations from Yonkers, South Dakota, Milwaukee, Connecticut and Chicago travel by the Northwestern and Union Pacific lines, with trains and special cars carrying hundreds of Elks and dignitaries including Mr Herrmann and Mr Sammis.
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Omala
Los Angeles
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Milwaukee
Union Pirific
Yellow Mouse Park
New Raghisse Dilks
Exalted Rulers Party
Omaha
North- Western
Carry Herrmann
Elks
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Union Pacific
Herrmann
Civelanati Beseral Club
Elis
Sammis
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Slows
Sammie
Sammele
Northwestern
Prominent Businessman Reports Growth in Omaha Plant
L L Sharp returns from Latroees Wisconsin where he secured many orders for his machinery for his prote strama. He notes booming business in Omaha and now employs seventeen workers. LaCrosse, described as lively and modern, benefits from canning activity and vegetable processing, boosting employment. The LaCrosse canners recognize the value of Sharp's patent amid a wave of machinery sales.
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Ll. C. Sharp
Latroees
Wik
Teres
Mr. Sharpe
Omaha
LaCrosse
Very Happy Wedding of Miss Ratmaseen and Mr. Sanders
A large wedding at the bride's mother's home June 2 with elaborate decorations of white roses syringes and fern. Miss N Rose Rasmussen sang and Miss Margaret Willard played the Lohengrin march as Miss Ella Julia Ratmaseen wed Homer A. Sanders. They plan Edgemont South Dakota after a visit to Plattemouth.
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Ella Julia Ratmaseen
Homer A. Sanders
Julia Raswieses
N. Rose Rasmussen
DeKoven
Margaret Willard
Lohengrin
S. D. Harkness
Presbyterian Church
Sanders
Plattemouth
Edgemont
South Dakota
Miss Rasmussen
Julia Rasmussen
Sandera
Columbus
Bagemont
the Tribune
Wm. Kennedy
Nels Hasselbalck
Roy
Edward
Clarentie McElfresh
Omaha
Colembos Triune
Ius
F & Een
J. R. Sanders
Petty
Keren
Former County Attorney Rawls and Wife Travel by Train
The item notes Rawls and his wife were aboard the Omaha bound train with Rawls now in Granmis Cal. and another enthusiastic Coloradan aboard. It mentions prayers for a prosperous year with a strong wheat crop and updates on land holdings, including a five hundred acre farm.
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Rawls
Omaha
Granmis
Cal
Arkinness
Theses Land Company of
Whith
Tears Wanted We Can Use ABCCTO Bat Doves Good Teams
The note expresses interest in applying to an event or team context, mentioning names like Maken and Sopa. It hints at seeking involvement with strong teams and achieving cooperation for a project or competition. Specific details remain unclear in the fragmented text.
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Sopa
Extra Gang Transferred From City Yard Work
The group of Haitian workers who upgraded the city yards and tracks were moved to Have lock for more track tasks. They rebuilt the local yards enabling heavy traffic though more ditching and yard work remains. Officials hope these improvements lead to further enhancements for yards and shops next.
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Farge
Havelock
Surprise Party for Greta Grebe Ahead of Trip
A Tuesday farewell gathering honors Greta Grebe with a party arranged by friends and family. Attendees include Greta’s father George Grebe and several guests such as John Grebe Agnies Bo and numerous young friends. Music games and a luncheon marked the occasion before departures for Greta’s upcoming travel.
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Frances Grebe
Delichtea
Mise Greta
Mingle Plager
Katie Hees
Louisa Hees
Mary Svebla
Helen Evebin
Emme Seidnitz
Victoria Janda
Rita Newman
Henrietta Kopischka
Mary Gradevil
Marriage Unites Mr Pearly Clymer and Miss Carr
The ceremony took place in the county court home with Pearly Clymer of Greenwood, 23, marrying Miss Late Carr formerly of Greenwood. Carr is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Carr. Both families are well known in Greenwood and the couple drew many friends and well wishes for a happy marriage.
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Marriver
Jadee Roeeon
Ing
Pearly Clymer
Creenwood
Min Late Carr
Liscots
Mics Carr
Wreelerp
Greenwood
Guile Weil
Poprisrty
Cre
Mere
Henry Carr
Jes Clperr
Mr. Ciimer
Bert Wialice
Resignation of Burlington Plant Foreman Feared by Officials
F Rebimeon Revigne and J F Rottnsen ete fore wren resign from Burlingion's plasing will for nemetine past. Robdie pon was a top foreman noted for ability and the company accepts his resignation with regret. He has been faithful and competent and rose to foreman title for his diligent service. No definite successor named yet.
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J. F. Rottnsen
Bee
Robdiepon
York Oversees Massage Business in Omaha Visit
oC York tends his massage business in Omaha and plans an afternoon visit to the location. The note describes a routine check and client care activity in the city.
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York
Omaha
Nebraska Cass County Court Affidavit and Weather Note
A Nebraska Cass County declaration references bank notes and deposits with legal phrasing and a notary. The document notes ongoing rain may cause rust in wheat and weeds in corn while fields remain uncultivated. dry weather is desired.
Missouri River Rise Slows Then Falls In Upper Basin
The Missouri River rose .2 feet in the 24 hours to 2 am, with slow increase nationwide but signals show a fall begins tonight. Rivers at Bismarck, Louisville, Blair, and Omaha vary as heavy rains sweep parts of the state. Weather bureau predicts hot unsettled conditions with thunderstorms and rain in the region. Farmers express concern over continuing precipitation.
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Bismark
Louix City
Blair
Omaha
He Weather Bureau
Tepore
Patterson Tries Case Across Rock Bluffs Court
Judge Patterson heard a case stemming from a sale by C W Baylor to Claude Butler for 15 50 and a garnishment on Butler s wages at the railroad. Butler with Judge Sullivan contest the claim arguing fraud and improper garnishment. The judge ruled for Baylor on the merit and upheld the attachment and garnishment.
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C. W. Baylor
Claude Butler
Archer
Butler
Judge Sullivan
Fred Patterson
Rock Bluffs
Patterson
Sullivan
Ramsey
Baylor
Old Rock Bluffs
Vacationers Return After Wild Nebraska Rifle Trip
Guy White and Ernest Wurl, long on a ranch near Gracey Nebraska, return from a weeks long vacation. They recount wild adventures including a waxen load of game and loud crackling sounds from their guns. They plan to go to Afton next year and get the same Roosevelt leaves.
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Guy White
Ernest Wurl
Gracey
Neb
Afton
Double Ball Game Planned in Plattsmouth Park
Arrangements are set for a double ball game in Plattsmouth next Monday July 5. Many residents will meet in the park in the afternoon and a band will provide music all day. Come in if you are not busy and enjoy yourselves with us.
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Plattsmouth
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