City Dads Debates Wescott Bond Case And City Happenings
The Teouwall city council held a lively session debating whether to drop the Wescott bond suit. They voted 6 to 3 to drop the bondsmen's appeal while considering other municipal concerns including hydrants, sewer water, and a new street sprinkler purchase.
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Teouwall
Vroman
Wescott
Patterson
Richey
Third Ward
Supreme Court
Tidd
Wescoll
Yeus
Streight
Lushinsky
Bajeckways
Johnson
Hallstrom
Shea
Granite Street
Ninth
Tenth
Walter
Fire and Water Committee
Tenth Streets
Eighth Street
Columbian School
Ninth Street
Fire and Walter
Fourth and Main Streets
Main Street
Sixth Street
Mr. Streight
Fine New Son Born to T. E. Todd Family
A fine new son arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs T E Todd on Sunday. It is the first child for the couple and brings joy to their hearts. Mother and baby are reported as doing well and Eddie is returning to his normal condition.
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T. E. Todd
Eddie
Residence for Sale Right-room House with Utilities
Advertising a right room residence for sale with electric light gas city water and cistern. Three jets some fruit. A bargain is taken at once. Inquire of A. O. Moore.
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A. O. Moore
Record Heat Battles City With 110 Degrees
From Tuesday's Daily intense heat dominated the day and night with a 110 degree shade reading. Prostrations hit two men, Grandfather William Wynn and A. W. Smith, as medical help arrived. Wynn remains weak but improved, Smith recuperates after a field incident near the cemetery.
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Willian Wynn
A. W. Smith
Bates Marsh Fled. New Chapter in Local Quarrel Opens
County attorney Taylor filed a complaint against Perry Marsh for assault and battery after an object struck Bates in the face, wounding him. Tra Bates, the defendant in a prior Justice Archer case, helps describe the case as neighbors anticipate a Saturday hearing and rising tensions in the community.
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Marsh
Bates
Rock Bluffs
Allopney Taylor
Perry Marsh
Tra Bates
Justice Archer
Hennings Family Visits From Montana Arrives for Visit
John FP Hennings and family of Wibaux Montana arrived Sunday for a visit in the county with relatives. He says he has lived in Montana three years and is pleased with his new home. He noted temperatures around 60 degrees above zero when he left, then they departed this afternoon for Gedar Greek to see relatives at the old home for a short time.
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Rock Street
Eighth
Ninth
Vroman
Board of Education
Mercerville
Council
Plattsmouth Water Company
Same
Thomas Walling, Jr
Ollie Jones
H. Donnelly
Herman Johnson
J. F. Ryan
Ed Duffy
W. J. Rishel
M. Archer
Lincoln Telegraph and Telephone Company
Joh Fitzpatrick
1. N. Gummings
Glaus Boetel
M. McCool
J. Dvorak
Frank Neumann
Ben Rainey
Antony Kalasek
Ed Kalasek
Roy Taylor
Haynie
WW. A. O'Neill
Alvin Jones
John Swanson
Frank Kauble
Olio Kramer
Mike Oats
Philip Harrison
F. Kalasek
Fal Awoloda
Studebaker Wagon Company
Richey
Fire and Water Committee
Twesday
John FP
Hennings
Wibaux
Montana
Ahorn
Mr. Hennings
Gedar Greek
Murdock's Store Promotes Post Cards and Sundries
Fragmentary notice lists Murdock's Store offering new ling post cards wood toilet soaps talcum powder and peroxide among items.
Road Dragging Law Soon For County Road Work
The State Journal notes a new county tax levy to fund road dragging under a state law. County boards may divide townships into dragging districts and appoint a township superintendent at up to 2.50 a day, reporting to the board, with a levy not exceeding one mill. The shift aims at centralized control and efficiency, though local overseers resist changes.
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Richardson
State Journal
Wake
Delays Plague New County Jail Project
County commissioners meet at the courthouse to handle county claims amid questions about the stalled jail project. The article complains the jail plans should have been finalised by an architect and the contract ready, noting delays since April and urging action within the year.
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Court House
Miss Jessie Fox Slightly Improves After Weeks of Illness
Report from Tuesday's Daily says Miss Jessie Fox, who has been very sick for several weeks, is slightly improved and has taken a little nourishment for the first time in weeks, despite severe stomach trouble. Her improved condition brings relief to her small circle of friends.
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Jessie Fox
Farm for Sale Offers From W. R. Bryan
Farm for sale invites buyers to contact W. R. Bryan, area broker, for purchase details and viewing opportunities.
Poisal Secures Iowa Grading Contract with Red Oak Firm
Poisal was loaded at Burlington station and moved to Pacific Junction before joining a train to Greenfield Iowa. There he has a grading contract for McLaughlin Contracting Company of Red Oak. The project will take time and provide employment for many men and teams.
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Tugeday
Tan Burlington
Pacific Junction
Greenfield
Iowa
Correction on Dog Attack Involving Lincoln Avenue Resident
The Journal reported a dog attack on a boy named Green but incorrectly named the dog's owner. Mr Sitzman clarifies the owner does not live on Lincoln avenue and the mistaken party was reported.
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Green
Frank Stigman
Sitzman
Lincoln Avenue
Early Closing of Plattsmouth Stores Proposes Heat Relief
Merchants in Plattsmouth advocate a summer early close during July and August to let clerks and owners go home from the heat. Some stores already close at 7, finding business matches later hours. The plan follows trends in larger Nebraska towns using early hours and delivery telephones to speed purchases.
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Mm Asidres
W D Jones 15 Still Confined at Home With Little Change
From Wednesday's Daily. W D Jones, elder and esteemed resident, remains confined at home with heart trouble. His condition holds steady after a week of extreme heat, and friends regret his absence from the town and social circle.
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W. D. Jones
Jones
Doain's Regulars Recommended for Easy Use
Doain's Regulars are recommended by many who say they operate easily without griping and without late after effects. 250 At all drug stores.
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Doain
T J Sokol Tournament Transforms Plattsmouth City
Plattsmouth prepares for a three day T J Sokol tournament on August 15 16 and 17 with delegations from multiple towns and women’s groups entering contests at the Sokol hall on West Pearl street. Visitors will be welcomed Friday and entertained with a dramatic program Sunday.
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T. J. Sokols
Alfie
Bruno
Omaha
Schyler
Bean
Clarkson
Dodge
Howells
Ord
Milligan
Ravenna
South Omaha
Schuyler
Grete
Wilber
T. J. Sokol Hall
West Pearl Street
Sokol Dramatic Elub
Joe Mik
Plathsmouth
Boosters Seek Victory With Armours of Omaha In Exhibition
Manager Johnson brings Armours of Omaha to Boost er Park next Sunday for a fast game. The Boosters promise a fine time and claim no team up north can match their players. MH urged to attend and cheer for a Boosters win.
Picnic in honor of assistants at Peterson Fruit Farm
Mrs. Peterson hosted a picnic at J C Peterson’s Chicago avenue fruit farm for about twenty berry pickers who assisted during the season. The party featured plenty of food and ice cream and cake, and the owner praised the workers for a large berry crop and their service.
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Peterson Fruit Farm
J.C. Peterson
Chicago Avenue
Smiths Welcome New Son Near Nehawka
The stork visited Mr. and Mrs. Herman Smith near Nehawka on Sunday morning and delivered a fine new son. The mother and baby are doing well, and Herman is proud of his county’s latest addition to the Smith family.
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Herman Smith
Nehawka
Herman
Smith
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Thomsen
Gund
Bates-Marsh
Murdock's Store
Miss Fox
W. R. Bryan
Poisal
Plattsmouth
BIG T. J. Sokol
Plattemouth
Armours
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