Local Attorney W G Rieck Returns To Practice In City
The community welcomes W. G. Rieck a former Springfield and Cambridge resident now settling in the city He seeks to resume his law practice after completing studies at Creistin and the Nebraska University law school He served in the aviation branch during the war and later joined the constitutional convention committee of the state.
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Coss County
W. G. Bieck
Uc Springfivid
Cambs
Azul
Fuireren Moeatis
Ference
Hayis
Tne
Rieck
Ateare
Che
Kie
Aguericas
Pentinmorth
Aged Lady Dies at Home in Lincoln
Mrs. Morr Jones, longtime resident of this city, dies at her home after years of care by friends and family. The funeral arrangements, led by George L. James, follow a somber service with friends mourning the loss and noting her close ties to local residents and the community.
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Orl
Mra. Morr
Jones
Carl Halter
Thetis
Sind
Bushind
Geerse EL
Jones Tee Geen
Talline
Casas
Srenter
Pleasant Twenty First Birthday Party At Gansemer Home
A lively gathering celebrated Miss Pern Gansemer on her Silver birthday with dancing and singing at the Gansemer residence in the north part of the city. Guests included Viola Archer Clera Trifety Chelsea Swope Fern C Gansemer Esther Tritsch Edith Punren Jack McCarthy Otto Trifety Harold Fite Luysmesd Bookmeyer Carl Worl and Donald Dicks with a luncheon served by Mrs. Gansemer.
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da Gansemer
Pern Gansemer
GealseMmer
Helen Hunter
Viola Archer
Clera Triffety
Chelsea Swope
Fern Cgigisemer
Esther Tritsch
Edith Fpunren
Nehawka
Jack McCarthy
Otta Trifety
Herold Fite
Luysmesd Bookmeyer
Carl Worl
Donald Dicksft
For Sale Two High Grade Red Polled Bulls
Two high grade Red Polled bulls offered for sale by CC C Barnard of Mynard Nebraska. Contact telephone 4022 for details.
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CC. C. Barnard
Mynard
Neb Telephone
Pleasant meeting of Mrs Decker’s Christian group
Yesterday afternoon Yeom Nhursdesa and a church group from the east bank met in Mrs Geofree Decker’s home for their monthly service. A large crowd attended despite rain, the class business was finished, and guests were served ice cream and tea before departing for home.
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Mra
Geofree Decker
Death of Mrs Vern Berkhead News From Belle River
Word reached of the death of Mrs Vern Berkhead in Belle River after a long illness. She was twenty four and born in this city. Survived by her husband and four sons and daughters and six brothers and sisters. Burial arrangements not announced.
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Ventendax
Brown
Tilineis
Vern Berkhead
Denik
Berkiead
Trimpe
Walter iAle
Criventers
Shere Nearaizm
Onvahu
Clarence Brown
17. & Arms
Homoahuts
Brosven
Francken
Maidton
Uma
Elusive Calerer Mah Escapes Amid Mysterious Events
Police and residents report a fugitive named Calerer Mah vanished days ago after a string of alarming incidents in Winter with two women found alive but quickly leaving town. Officers searched Happs Hollow and nearby streets but found no trace, while rumors swirl about a broader escape plot and tense aftermath for the local community.
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Poliot Jones
Winterefoer
Happs Hollow
Nelehbherhead
Liston Returns to Elmwood After Sale of Practice
Dr O E Liston has bought the office building and practice of Dr J S Deering in Elmwood. Deering will remain until September 1 while Liston and family spend about a month in Colorado. Deering leaves to pursue further surgical preparation. Elmwood welcomes Liston back after years away.
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O. E. Liston
J. S. Deering
Dr. Deering
Dr. Liston
Douglas
Neely
Elmwood
Deering
Berger
Condition of Judge Ramsey Improves Slightly
The former district judge and S&S Ramsey remains in a serious condition but shows signs of improvement as cool nights aid his revival. Doctors report measurable progress though the patient is still under careful observation.
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Davis
S&s
Ramsey
Band Concert Delights a Large Local Audience
Prem Thoredear’s Days band delivered a well attended concert last evening at the Elks hall. The program featured serenades like Autumn Romance and jazzy pieces Oh Sip in Man and The Royal Vessel, praised by the audience. The crowd of several hundred enjoyed Franklin Queen and A Lemon Tree Trio, while young performers drew warm engagement from attendees.
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Prem Thoredear
El&s
Marien
Mtr. FB
Thieves End in Ceremonial Well Tragedy Among Youths
A chaotic late night gathering ends with youths disturbed by a resident wearing a Sherlock Helmet and the group fleeing after an old well is found. The incident unfolds under moonlit festivities with police involvement and a looming sense of danger.
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Tay
Seeley
Dewi
Leely
Gfiewlis
Conmmony
Dlarkness
Dar
Yellowstone Tourists Visit Lincoln to Valentine Ranch
Lanisville friends of Mr and Mrs WW Frampton left in Cun about 40 weeks for Yellowstone National Park. They were joined by Prof Foseler of the University of Nebraska. On the way they stopped at Neill and stayed four weeks at the ranch home of Mr and Mrs Charles Rockwell of Valentine. Rockwell, a veteran Burlington engineer, developed his ranch with wife. Mrs Rockwell active in county clubs and runs the ranch personally. Louisville Courier.
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Lanisville
Frampton
Lincolly
Cun
Yellowstone Nationsal Park
Foseler
University of Nebraska
Neill
Charles Rockwell
Valentine
Rockwell
Louisville
Burlington
Courier
Grandparents Celebrate Arrival of Baby Boy in Omaha
Mr and Mrs Frederick Stohlman joyfully announce the birth of a fine baby boy at the home of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harry McCafferty in Omaha. The infant arrived Sunday July 3 1921 just in time for Fourth of July celebrations. Missie Cafferty formerly Miss Jauna Stehlman is named as the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Stehlman.
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Frederick Stohlman
Harry McCafferty
Omaha
Younsster
Missie Cafferty
Jauna Stehlman
Stehlman
Louisville Courier
Mowed the grass at Legion memorial plot by local post
A Friday evening delegation from Hugh Kearns post drove to the cemetery with scythes to trim the press on the Legion memorial plot. Members Emil Hild, post commander Harvey Henezer, Tes Wilson and Johnnie Wichman took part.
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Fridaey
Hugh Kearns
Emil Hild
Harvey Henezer
Tes” Wilson
Johnnie Wichman
Woman from this city heads to Minnesota for visit
Friday evening Tom Bates departs for Minneapolis with Octa French visiting Omaha relatives. Octa will stay with sister Mrs. Guy French and Miss Freheh plans a longer stay in the city.
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Tom Bates
Minaneapolis
Guy French
Octa French
Omaha
Iest
Etes
Aha
Miss Freheh
Minnesota
River Eases Damage Along Missouri River Bank
The Missouri River along Mills County Iowa shows improvement as crews from the railway company curb bank erosion at Cattingawart area. Superintendent C Abjes oversees workers along the river while laborers move from Famahz to Puetit Junction, checking riverbank carving and diverting the channel toward the Nebraska side to reduce further damage and costs.
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Millseminty
Hiivision
Fteustein
Missouri
Fimahz
Pueitit Junction
Rho
Chetki
Milly
Basile Watt
Lown
Nebraska
Stand of Colors for local post funded by George Cynis
The post plans a silk stand of colors with home and post number, fringed with crafted silk fringe and carried on ash poles with brass accents. Donation from George Cynis funds the banner and colors valued around 2156 dollars, to honor veterans at funeral services and cemetery locations in Louisville, Chion, and Murray.
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Jiuzh Kearns
State Department
George Cynis
Edward Ripple
O Loisville
Chion and
Murray
Funeral of Mrs Jones Held at Christian Church
The funeral of the late Mary E. Jones was held yesterday at 2 p.m. from the Christian church. Rev A G Hollowell preached on life after death. Mrs Hollowell and Mrs Minnie Picharkard sang hymns. The body was interred at Oak Hill Cemetery. Carl Halter and his wife, her nephew and niece, accompanied the body from Lincoln and attended the service.
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Mary E. Jones
A. G. Hollowell
Azain
Hollowell
Minnie Picharkard
Oak Hill Cemeter
Resi
Carl Halter
Lincoln
Advertising wisely yields best value in print setup
The ad must be carefully crafted and timely placed with the printer to maximize impact. Rushed ads waste money and reduce effectiveness, so thoughtful preparation and proper setup are essential for best results.
Greenwood Burglars Strike Again in Nearby Village
Last night burglars attacked Greenwood area, targeting Stradley & Son garage and Weick confectionery in the west Cass County town. Entrances forced, cash registers tapped for a small amount. no other goods stolen. Sheriff Quinton and County Attorney Cole investigated with state agents from Lincoln assisting. police seek trace of culprits, possible operators from Lincoln or Omaha.
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Frigque
Greenwood
Cass County
Stradley & Son
Weick+ confectionary
Quinton
A. G. Cole
Lincoln
Omaha
Lintealp
Bureliars
Wyden
Bandits
Lanecoin
Weeping Water Man Must Prove Citizenship After Long Residency
A.L. Marshall, living in Weeping Water forty nine years and fifty three in the United States, must prove his citizenship under a new ruling. The process follows a case involving P. F. Cherry and WW Meden and centers on his late father’s papers, which reclassify him as an alien. His wife, a native-born American, also loses citizenship under the ruling, though the couple hopes to gain full citizenship soon as Marshall seeks to establish a homestead connected to his son Harold J. Marshall, who died in France.
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Weeping Water
United States
A.L. Marshall
P. F. Cherry
WW. Meden
Mr. Marshall
England
Marshall
Harold J. Marshall
France
Marrigge
Weeping Water Republican
Dozens Apply for Fort Snelling Civilian Training Camp
Plattsmouth youths rush to join a month long civilian training camp at Fort Snelling in Amgeast. Legion officials report exhausted application blanks as candidates race to Fort Crook for late bids before the 10th. Parents are urged to allow boys to attend for fitness, discipline, and recreation amid a cool northern climate and swimming facilities.
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Plattsmouth
Fort Snelling
Legion
Fort Crook
Nebraska
Ladies Entertained in Omaha at Happy Hollow Club
Saturday's visitors Mrs F. Dunbar and Mrs Livingston of this city were guests at the Happy Hollow club in Omaha. They attended a dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs A Paneoad with Father and Mrs W S Leete and Madame Leete. The Leete family hosted luncheon at St Barnabas rectory.
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F. 4. Dunbar
J. & Livingston
Citry
Omaha
Happy Hollow Club
W. S. Leete
Madame Leete
A. Paneoad
Leete
St. Barnabas Rectory
Firemen Hold Practice Drill by City Volunteers
Fire department members conducted a timed practice under Ciel Sandin showing speed and skill in using their fire fighting equipment. The session on The Avenues included life members coupling hoses and demonstrating seasoned capability.
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Fire Department
Ciel Sandin
Substantial Improvements Planned for Schmidtmann Harness Shop
William Schmidtmann's harness shop is undergoing major upgrades to a modern brick front with glass displays. The center entrance will lead to stairs to a expanded second floor with multiple rooms for modern living quarters. A brick rear addition will enhance workshop space and support a larger, more attractive building.
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William Schmidtmann
Mdern Living
Schmidtmane
New Fast Train to Run Minneapolis to New Orleans
Auburn Republican reports a new fast train to run from Minneapolis to New Orleans via Omaha on Western tracks and Missouri Pacific lines. The southbound will leave Minneapolis each evening, reach Omaha around 8 PM and Auburn about two hours later, then depart for New Orleans the next morning. The northbound service will pass through Auburn in the afternoon and reach Minneapolis the following morning.
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Minneapolis
New Orleans
Omaha
Missouri Pacific
Misseepolis
Auburn
Disappearance of Karl Fuett Sows Anxiety in Oakley Hotel
Family and friends in Oakley Missouri fear for Karl Fuett who has been missing for several days. Attorney Morris Conte reports no clear clue as he and local officials search Kenesky and nearby areas, with hotel staff aiding in tracing his movements from Martin Springs to Texas.
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Dla
Morris
Oakley
Travis
Cole
Tewel
Karl Fuett
Jaume
Hotel Imanagement
Mr. Cole
Bari
Truvie
Tate
Martin Springs
Texas
Bran
Kenewskity
Leon
Doings in District Court Divorce Petition Filed
A district court action titled Arthur J Weldeman vs Sarah Wellenan was filed by clerk James M. Joherson. The petition requests a divorce on cruelty grounds and seeks custody of the minor children. The couple reportedly married September 5, 180s in Crumpell fief and have lived in Case county.
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Arthur J Weldeman
Sarah Wellenan
James M. Joherisen
Platinst
Cnneliy
Merion
Crumpell
Case County
Community News Desk Keeps Local Updates Flowing
The message thanks readers for cooperation in publishing live community news and notes ongoing coverage across local subjects. A reference to Call No 6 and 3 rings hints at a filing or archival detail within the newsroom.
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Seroy County
Bb. O. Dwyer Law Office
Aged Lay Eiks Af
George E. Jones
Halter
Maldon D. Brown
Vern Berkhard
Belle Rive, Uil
Calerer Mah
Wintersteen Hill
Leox
Darkey Lovering
C. E. Liston
Court House Lawn
Yellowstone
A. L. Marshall
U. S
Wiliam Schmidtmann
Journal
Ear R. Travis
Kansas City
National Bank
Ytrow
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