Passing of a Worthy Citizen of Cass County
Henry Kehne a long time Cass county resident dies at Omaha hospital at seventy seven. He leaves a wife and three children William H Kehne Mrs Margaret Otte and Miss Mary Kehne. Born in Germany November 30 1845 he came to America at age twenty four and built a comfortable estate. Funeral at his late home Thursday at 2 with Rev Theodore Hartman of Louisville officiating. interment Glendale cemetery.
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Henry Kehne
Manley
Omaha
Kehne
Cass County
William H. Kehne
Margaret Otte
Near Weeping Water
Mary Kehne
Germany
America
Ellia Jordan
Cedar Creek
Kehne Wee Teken
Lord Lister Hospital
Theodore Hartman
Louiisville
Glendale
Fred Kehne
Plattsmouth
Indiana Students on Their Way Westward
Two large auto buses carried about twenty five Indiana State Normal School students from Muncie to the Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. The group travels with stoves tents and cots for nightly camps and meals prepared along the route. They visited Urbana Ottumwa Osceola and Creston on their way and planned to pitch tents for a night rest after stopping in Nebraska for supplies. The trip aims to support geological work and expose students to the mountain country beyond the rolling Indiana landscape.
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Indiana State Normal School
Muncie
Indiana
Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado
Journal Representative
Urbana
Illinois
Ottumwa
Virginia
Osceola
Creston
Iowa
Nebraska
Rockies
State Normal School
Doing Very Nicely After Appendicitis Operation
Reports from the bedside of Leslie Niel at Immanuel hospital in Omaha state he is doing very nicely following an operation for appendicitis. Every indication points to a complete and rapid improvement. This will be pleasing to the many friends in this vicinity.
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Leslie Niel
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Death of Little One
Mr and Mrs Fritz Kehne west of the city mourn the death of their infant born last Friday after a few brief days of life. The sorrow is shared by relatives and many friends in the county as the child is laid to rest in sorrow and trust in the Master.
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Fritz Kehne
Boys Execute Horse Near Elnwood for Balking Work
County Attorney A G Cole reports two local youths killed a farm horse after it balked. They allegedly bound a wire around the animal's neck and drew it to a telephone pole, choking the horse to death. A formal complaint may follow.
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A. G. Cole
Elnwood
Nebraska wheat shows high grade flour potential says university
Secretary Shumway of the Nebraska agriculture department reports university tests prove Nebraska wheat good for bread making. He cites bias against Nebraska wheat in major mills and reveals Washburn Crosby confirms some flour quality is influenced by perceived origin. Minneapolis millers study Nebraska wheat while university demonstrations aim to boost Nebraska product to top grade.
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University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Shumway
State Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Washburn-Crosby Company
Minneapolis
Crosby
Death of Mrs. Maude Carroll Nickels at 43
News comes from Murray of the death of Mrs. Maude Carroll Nickels formerly of near Murray after a long cancer illness. She was 43, married with an adopted son. Funeral services will be held in O Neill on Thursday.
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Murray
O'Neill
Nebraska
James Nickels
William Nickels
Near Murray
George Nickels
Etta Nickels
Nickels
Early Morning Pitcher Delivers Lemonade to Heart’s Desire
Police report a young man seen in an alley near Main Street carrying a pitcher. The scene sparked gossip about bootleg drinks, but the vessel held ice cold lemonade, offered with thoughtful intent as dawn broke.
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Main Street
Volstead
Minnesota
Funeral of Young Lad Elvin Fleming Held Saturday
The funeral for Elvin Cecil Fleming, born August 16, 1911, who died July 19, 1923 after appendicitis surgery, was held Saturday at First Methodist Church Plattsmouth. Rev Frank Emory Pfoutz led with songs by Edith Mays and Mrs. Charles Schultz. Burial followed at Oak Hill cemetery with DeMolay pallbearers and floral tributes by his playmates.
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Elvin Flemming
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Omaha
First Methodist Church
Frank Emory Pfoutz
Edith Mays
Wahoo
Charles Schultz
Jesus
Oak Hill Cemetery
Jack McCarty
George Persinger
Edward Matchulatt
James A. V. Warren
George Ebersole
Edgar L. Peterson
Pfoutz
Elvin Cecil Flemig
Coleridge
Nebraska
St. Catherine's Hospital
Elvin
Marvin Fleming
Plattsmouth
Mildred
Gerald
Sterling
Appointed Administrator for Sam Goodman Estate
County Judge Bee son named George O. Dovey as administrator of Sam Goodman deceased of Manley. The estate is valued between $3,000 and $4,000, following relatives petitioning for the appointment.
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Beeson
George O. Dovey
Sam Goodman
Manley
Mrs Sam Aaron Dies After Illness In Lincoln
Mrs Sam Aaron formerly of Greenwood died yesterday in a Lincoln hospital after years of poor health. The body is held in Lincoln awaiting funeral arrangements likely to be in Greenwood. Her husband works in Greenwood delivering mail.
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Sam Aaron
Greenwood
Lincoln
Will Visit Canada For Family Reunion And Sightseeing
Mr and Mrs Mike Lutz leave for Priestville Canada to visit Mrs Lutzs father Carsten Carstens unseen for twelve years. They plan a Western Canada trip admiring North Americas scenic landscapes.
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Mike Lutz
Priestville
Canada
Normal schools face budget cuts in state
At Lincoln meeting the state normal board heard Peru normal president Caviness say the Peru institution cannot operate on current funding. A $160,000 cut in next biennium forces payroll and staffing reductions, higher student fees were discussed, and diploma charges at Kearney were not adopted.
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A. L. Caviness
Peru State Normal School
State Normal Board
Lincoln
Peru
State Normal Schools
Georga E. Martin
Kearney
Cavineys
Caviness
Linden Hotel
State House
Reische
Chadron
Wayne
Conn
The
Wayne Normal
City of
Tendered call to the East
Plattsmouth residents recall Rev J W G Fast address at graduation. Dr Fast has been tendered a call to Baltimore First Methodist Church and preached there while Rev Frank E Pfoutz preached in Omaha. Fast previously led churches in Akron Kansas City Johnstown and Allegheny before moving to Omaha last April.
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Plattsmouth
Platsmouth
J. W. G. Fast
First Methodist Church of
Omaha
Fast
Baltimore
Frank E. Pfoutz
Fast Had
Akron
Ohio
Kansas City
Johnstown
Alleghany
Bring in Deranged Man From Louisville Stone Quarries
Sheriff Quin ton and William Grebe brought John Sokolich to the city after he acted violently near Louisville. He was jailed, then showed signs of quieting by morning, with authorities suspecting overcaution rather than true derangement.
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Quinton
William Grebe
Louisville
John Sokolich
Louis' Reese of Wabash In Town For Several Hours
Louis Reese of Wabash visited the city today for several hours to tend to various business matters. He spoke briefly with local officials before departing.
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Louis’ Reese
Wabash
Murray Community Club Hosts Fine Evening Entertainment
The Murray Community Club held a pleasant social at the Presbyterian church lawn, featuring the Wescott family and Helen Wescott, Miss Alice Louise’s whistling numbers, and piano by E H Wescott. Mr Gaines of the state university agricultural college spoke on farm conditions and conservation, urging intensive crop handling to offset low wheat prices.
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Murray Community Club
Presbyterian Church
Everett Spangler
Wescott
Plattsmouth
E. H. Wescott
Helen
Alice Louise
Gaines
State University Agricultural College
Nebracka
Bullwhackers Recall 1864 Freight Run to Denver
The Sunday World-Herald recounts J. T. Aughe of Ashland describing 1864 freight trek from Plattsmouth to Denver with 157 wagons carrying corn to 19 cents a pound to the government. Sioux attacks and hardships followed as Henry and Smith faced unpaid wages and a sheriff’s attempted cattle attachment.
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Sunday World-Herald
J. T. Avghe
Ashland
Missouri
Denver
Mr. Aughe
Plattsmouth
Plains
William Leesley
Greenwood
Aughe
The
World Herald
Henry
A. B. Smith
Nebraska City
Smith
Elephant Corral
Soldiers Moved to Arkansas River for Fort Restoration Logs
Men drafted into the army ordered to take ox teams and depart for the Arkansas River in Colorado to load hogs for Julesburg. Logs would aid rebuilding a fort burned by Indians a year earlier. After delivering the logs they returned to Plattsmouth to receive their pay.
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United States Army
Arkansas River
Colorado
Julesburg
Plattsmouth
Bates Woman Undergoes Tonsil Removal at Clarkson Hospital
This morning at Clarkson Hospital Mrs. R. A. Bates of this city underwent an operation to remove her tonsils after months of trouble seeking permanent relief. Mr. Bates accompanied her and stayed at the hospital for the day.
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Clarkson Hospital
R. A. Bates
Freight rate cuts not complete cure for farmer losses
Grain dealers and railroad men say smaller freight reductions offer little relief to farmers. Hastings to Chicago freight costs total 37 cents per hundredweight, vs 25.5 cents before the war, leaving wheat farmers worse off by about 2 to 4 cents a bushel after accounting for handling.
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Hastings
Omaha
Chicago
Nebraska
South
Colored Folks Quietly Shake the Dust From Feet
A group of Negro workers brought to the lumber yard at Burlington shops left the city after discovering no Ne groes remained locally. They sought social contact with their own race and many departed within 24 hours, despite new arrivals being brought in, leaving the area largely devoid of their group.
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Burlington Shops
South
St. Louis
Here
Splendid Sermon At Methodist Church Inspires Congregation
Yesterday morning at the Methodist Church Father W. S. Leete of St. Luke's Episcopal preached a moving sermon on life as the day's journey under the Lord's care. The choir performed a Buck anthem led by Mrs. Perris York Jelinek, and an evening program featured Mr. W. H. Hohmann and Mrs. Edith Mays with a Liszt and Beethoven piano duet by Mr. and Mrs. Hohmann.
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Methodist Church
Leete
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Lfe
Dudley Buck
Perris York Jelinek
Father Leete
W. H. Hohmann
Edith Mays
Wahoo
Charles Jelinek
Omaha
Lisat
Beethoven
Policy Writing Service for New York Life Clients
F G Erenberger offers to draft policy documents for New York Life Insurance Co. and manage your New York Life business. The note indicates a contact or service arrangement.
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F. G. Erenberger
New York Life Insurance Co
New York
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Near
Hospital
Little One
State Agricultural Department
State
Elvin Fleming
Oak Hill
J. T. Aughe
Frie
First National Bank
Attsmouth
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