Wedded in the Golden State in Plattsmouth connection
Miss Edith Buezell reports Earl C. Wescott and Miss Clara Brown were married last Sunday June 26 in Los Angeles California. The couple had planned a local ceremony after years of courtship. both families and friends in Plattsmouth Cass county extend best wishes for a happy life. The bride grew up in Plattsmouth and worked at the Bank of Cass County. the groom is an electrician formerly with Nebraska Lighting Co. and now based on the Pacific coast.
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The
Journal Today
Edith Buezell
Earl Wescott
Clara Brown
Los Angeles
Cal
F. P. Brown
California
Wescott
Plattsmouth
Bank of
Cass County
Earl C. Wescott
C. B. Wescott
Nebraska Lighting Company
Pacffc
Pacific Coast
John J. Svoboda
Schuyler
Prague
Neb
Catherine Palmer
J. G. Vanhorn
Omaha
City
Burlington
Jessie Crost
Murray
Edith Pitt
Danther
Danihermaya
George Greebe
Mila Frances
Conrad Grebe
John Grebe
George Grebe, Jr
Reno, Ney
Frances
Herman Kliletsch
M. P
Klebach
Big Crowd Expected for Louisville 4th of July Celebration
Louisville publicsize plans a large turnout for next Saturday July 3 with a fine program including a baseball game between the Louisville team and the Plattsmouth boys. The previous meeting drew strong praise and the July 3 game is billed as exciting for all. Burlington will run local freight train No 29 from 7 10 a.m. and hold No 30 until 6 p.m. or later if warranted, ensuring travel for the crowds.
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Louisville
Plattsmouth Boys
Tive
Burlington
War ends ears could ride a horse without torture
W. B Napier of Ruggles Ky. recalls torture on a horse from piles until Bucklin’s ointment cured him. Arnea salve touted as infallible for piles burns scalds cuts boils fever sores eczema salt rheum and corns. Fricke Co. guarantees. Burlington schedules July 3 trains No 20 from Louisville to depart after 6 pm and No 29 from here at 7 10 am. Ball game mentioned. Further notices forthcoming.
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Napier
Ruggles
Bucklin
F. G. Fricke & Co
Burlington
Lowisville
Louisville
Here
Two Games Set For July Showdown At Local Park
The Thurston Rifles clash with Manager Warren's team in a morning 10 a.m. and an afternoon 3 p.m. doubleheader. locals promise a thorough drubbing, boast strong pitching, and expect big crowds. Admission is 25 cents.
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Werack Thurston Rifles
Warren
Former Congressman Pollard Returns Home to Nehawka
Former Congressman Pollard, in the city last week, rode home in a new Overland with Mr. Barker. He plans no lectures soon, focusing on his large Cass County farm and orchards. He says fruit prospects look strong and his crop should be excellent.
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M. Pollard
Nehawka
Barker
Barker & Parmele
Pollard
Mr. Pollard
Cassposgessen
Harry Delong
Omaha
Iowa
P. B. Ruffner
Denver
Hugo
Colo
Mr. Ruffner
Colorado
Mary Flatt
Norfolk
Neh
M. Walker
Peter Campbell
Lid
Rock Hill Precinct
Hin Farm
Mr. Campbell
Thin City
Wm. Taylor
Rock Bluffe
Local Painters Return to City Ready for Busy Season
Teeare Briggs Sharpe Forbes and Leland have returned from the countryside where they were engaged on painting. They completed a large barn on the Walker section and several other barns from nearby farms. They are described as first class workmen and deserve remembrance with orders.
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Teeare
Briggs
Sharpe
Forbes
Leland
Mr Walker
Walker
Farma
Patriot sermon at Mynard church highlights 'Freedom'
Next Sunday evening the M. E. church at Mynard will hold a patriotic sermon on the subject Freedom preached by Rev. W. O. G. Cornish. The church will be decorated with national colors and the organist will present special music. All are invited.
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M. EB
Mynard
W. 0G. Cornish
Graze for Rent Near Plattsmouth
About 40 head of cattle available for hire for hunting and farming use. Horses with horns require legal compliance and proper care. Good running water and ample shade on the property, located seven and a half miles south of Plattsmouth. Rates are one dollar per head per month. Contact C. Bongen.
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Plattamouth
Dance Saturday Night at Will Vallery’s Farm
A dance will be held Saturday night July 8 at Will Vallery's old Pitcher farm. Also offered for sale is a well improved seventy acre farm five miles southeast of Murray. For particulars contact James Chalfant.
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Will Vallery
Murray
James Chalfant
Svehla Spends Afternoon with Friends in Omaha
Mra Joseph Svehla enjoys a relaxed afternoon with companions in Omaha. The group rides the Burlington likely for a short excursion or social gathering.
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Mra
Joseph Svehla
Omaha
Burlington
Numerous Omaha trips mark busy day for county residents
Local residents from Union area and many nearby towns spent the afternoon in Omaha and the city, attending business matters, visiting relatives, and taking trains No.5 No.23 No.22 and No.25. Notable names include Roséncrans Murray Hild Rand Furcher and Goos among others with travel to Lincoln Ashland Prague and Fremont noted.
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Roséncrans
Omaha
Eva Rotter
William R.murray
Mynard
George W. Snyder
H. BE. Rand
A. Foster
LaPlatte
T. J. Rhoden
Murray
George Hild
Paul Wohlfarth
Nighe Meder Raid Warns Against Harmful Night Remedies
A fragment warns readers against dangerous bed time tonics such as croton oil or aloes pills. It claims these products raid sleep to rob rest and promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a cure for colds headaches malaria and other ailments.
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Dr. King
Jeleke & Ca
Electric Bitters Claim Remarkable Health Restorations
Seon Mother Ginin Yornyr reports a dramatic recovery after using Electric Bitters. Mrs W L Glipateiek of Danforth Maine says the remedy revitalized a 70 year old woman who suffered from deafness, pain, and digestive misery for 20 years. FG Fricke & Co advertise and sell the product claiming it cures liver and kidney troubles, induces sleep, and restores strength and appetite.
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Ginin Yornyr
Mra. W. L. Glipateiek
Danforth
Fricke & Co
Bank Guaranty Law Enjoined by Federal Judges
In Lincoln July 1 Judges Vandeventer and Munger granted an injunction to restrain the new state banking board from enforcing the bank deposit guaranty act until constitutionality is decided. Fifty state and two private banks appealed, alleging confiscation of property without due process. The order suspends the law pending resolution and may reach the Supreme Court if the losing side appeals.
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New York
Vandeventer and Munger
Banking Board
Lincoln
New State Banking Board
Shattenberger
Sam Patterson
Supreme Court of the United States
Central City Plans Summer Church Services in Ball Park
Central City pastors from five churches organize union evening services at the baseball park each Sunday in July and August to boost church attendance during hot weather. Services start at 8 p m with a cool evening breeze as the setting. Wheat prospects in Hitchcock County show 200 acres averaging thirty bushels per acre with predicted $14 per bushel, aiding regional relief and labor demand. Holdrege and Lincoln reports note workers needed for area wheat fields and a current shortage of applicants.
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Central City
Neb
Chrch
Baseball Park
Methodist, Baptist, Christian, Friends and Presbyterian
Young Men's Christian Association
Hitchcock County
Lincoln
Labor Bureau
L. A. Harrison
Trenton
Harrison
the Buiteau
Holdrege
Afty
Afty Men To Work In the Wheat Fielda, and Several Men Are Wanted At Onecoln
Train Alley Tragedy Kills Man at Thirteenth and Pierce
Joe Pallatio a Walon Pacific section hand was killed when a train ran over him at Thirteenth and Pierce. The fatal accident occurred during routine work and left the victim instantly dead.
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Omaha
Joe Pallatio
Walon Pacific Section
Thirteenth and
Pierce
Change in the Navy See Admiral Potter Take Chief Post
Washington reports a major navy department change as Rear Admiral William P Potter becomes chief of the bureau of navigation succeeding Admiral John B Pillsbury who retired months ago. Potter, a New Yorker, enlisted in 1805 and earned promotion for gallantry in the Spanish American War. He led the Vermont and then commanded the second squadron of the Atlantic fleet after Admiral Emory’s retirement.
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Washington
Navy Department
Bureau of Navigation
William P. Potter
John B Pillsbury
Uusrervern
Han
Bureau
Potter
Navy
Fle
Spain
Adria
Vermont
Emory
Missouri Pacific Wreck Near Dodson Ends in Fatality
A Missouri Pacific passenger train derailed near Dodson on July 1 due to a bolton flange. Engineer P. Raed was killed, fireman O. C. Smith badly injured, and the passengers suffered only burns. Two cars left the rails and rolled down an embankment.
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Kanna City
Missouri Pacific
Dodson
P. Raed
Pireman O. C. Smith
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F. H. Dunber
Fremont
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