Address of Hon. C. A. Rawls at Nebraska City
Memorial day exercises in Memorial hall Nebraska City featured an address by Attorney C A Rawls. The speech lauded old soldiers and reflected on Civil War sacrifice, unity, and the path to a higher civilization, urging civic courage and just laws.
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C. A. Rawls
Nebraska City
Memorial Hall
Rawls
Manboa
America
Congress
Webster
Hayne
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Spotslvania
New World
Cyrus
Alexander
Caesar
Scotland
Cromwell
Napoleon
Vicksburg
Cold Harbor
Donnelson
Malvern Hill
Shilo
Antietem
Gettysburg
Local residents roam Omaha and Plattsmouth areas on various days
Cedar Creek residents and neighbors visited Omaha Plattsmouth Louisville Waco and Havelock on multiple days. Names include Nessin Hessenflow Dasher Store Solsburz Baughman Busche Meisinger Inhelder and several families. Trips spanned Monday Thursday Friday Saturday and Sunday with visits for business sightseeing and family gatherings.
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Henry Sanders
Plattsemouth
Adam Meisinger
Louisville
Henry Thierolf
Plattsmouth
John Busche
Omaha
William Keil
Charles Dasher
Clarence Busche
Ed Meisinger
Harry Meisinger
Walter Schneider
C. A. Gaver
Henry Inhelder
Hay Springs
Hans Schroder
William Schneider
Lloyd Schneider
Irven Meisinger
Stivers Celebrate Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mrs Stivers extended an invitation to join the celebration of their fifth anniversary in Cedar Creek. Guests noted Mr Stivers hospitality and business charm, meeting his mother and sister from Iowa. The gathering featured baby show moments, progressive rock, and ample refreshments as friends wished the couple many happy years.
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Mr. Stivers
Lowa
Mrs. Stivers
A Farewell Party for Miss Floy Tremain
A surprise farewell gathering was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. 7an Roberts at their home for Miss Floy Tremain. Guests arrived late evening to extend invitations to Cedar Creek and exchanged tokens of remembrance as the party featured flowers, cut glass, and china decorations, Victrola music, and dancing followed by a midnight three course luncheon.
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7An Roberts
Floy Tremain
Miss Tremain
Mr. Roberts
Local residents visit and conduct business in city
A stream of visitors from Murray Alvo Nehawka Havelock and Union came to the city for short business calls and family matters. Attendees included Mrs A Dove Asch S O Boyles and many others attending court memorials and funerals while several families planned trips to Omaha St Josephs hospital and Hastings for weddings reunions and visits.
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A. Dove Asch
Murray
S. O. Boyles of
Alvo
Ed Rummell
F. J. Hennings
Cedar Creek
Henry Snake
FE. Heebner
Nicholas Opp
Nehawka
Doe Carrigan
Havelock
Oak Hill Cemetery
James Dvorezk
John Rotter
Jack Patterson
Union
John Bergman
Mynard
Peter Meisinger
Homer McKay
Minnie Pickard
William Mesersmith
McKay
Henry Born
Burlington
Omaha
Fred Kaffenberger
St. Joseph's Hospital
Noel B. Rawls
Boise
Idaho
C. A. Rawls
E. A. Kirkpatrick
P. E. Ruffner
Fred Nolting
R. W. Hyers
Lincoln
Mamie
Rose
Alice O'Donnell
Pat Evan
Holy Sepulcher Cemetery
C. E. Tefft
District Court
Joe Varga, Jr
Little Beatrice Needley
John Fight
Julia E. Thomas
Bronson
Kansas
George P. Barton
L. B. Egenberger
Stuaart
Ice Cream Parlor Opens in Cedar Creek
S J Reames announces an ice cream parlor in Cedar Creek Nebraska offering ice cream and soft drinks. He stocks cream for parties or picnics on short notice plus fiber plates napkins doilies, fruits, candies, nuts, and cigars.
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S. J. Reames
Cedar Creek
Neh
George Hild Returns From Lincoln Sanitarium
George M. Hild has ended a few weeks of treatment at Lincoln sanitarium and returned home. He is feeling fine though a bit weak after a long rheumatism attack, and friends throughout the county are greatly pleased by his recovery.
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George M. Hild
Lincoln
George
Opp Enters County Ledger List For Plattsmouth Journal
Mr Opp arrived in the city Tuesday and called at the office to arrange delivery of the Plattsmouth Journal to his address. He will be kept posted on developments throughout the county.
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Nicholas Opp
Nehawka
Plattsmouth
Mr. Opp
Journal Office Offers Tic Initial Stationery for 50c
A note from the Journal office announces Tic Initial Stationery now available for fifty cents. The item is featured as a new office supply option at a modest price, inviting readers to purchase.
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Journal
Travel and social notes from Omaha and Lincoln visits
John Albert left this morning for Lincoln to handle business in the state capital. Miss Margaret Donelan from Brownell Hall in Omaha arrived last evening on No. 2 to visit her mother Mrs. J A Donelan. Mrs H T Batten departed this
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John Albert
Lincoln
Margaret Donelan
Brownell Hall
Omaha
J. A. Donelan
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John Gauer
Philip Schafer
John Meisinger
George Meisinger
Simon Johnson
James Johnson
August Keil
Harris
Henry Albert
Mrs. Nessin
James
Walter Solsburz
Henry Baughman
G. L. Meisinger
Mable
Pete Core
John Thierolf
G. G. Meisinger
Elmer
Mrs. Seaves
Moorfield
Neb
Simon Clark
Robert Stivers
William Dasher
Andy Smith
Thurman
Iowa
Russell Todd
Babe
Percy Wheeler
Will Jean
No. 16
John Ptak, Jr
Elizabeth
Hastings
Nebt
Mrs. Ptak
Ira Bates
Mike Warera
Henry
Will Vallery
Beatrice Needley
F. & Phebus
Hannibal
Missouri
Phobus
F. D. Lehnhoff
Miss Tille
Maurice Lehnhoff
Lynn Kilgore
North Christian Church
Majorie Agnew
C. H. Parmele
Sarah Baker
Frieda Hughes
Jackson
H. G. McClusky
Margie Volk
Renfrew
Oklahoma
Volk
August Jochim
Olga Vogle
Manley
Jochim
August Jochiman
Aleda
Effie
Thelma
Olga Vogler
Fred Andersen
George Hild
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Sam G. Smith
H. T. Batten
Wahoo Mill CO
Wahoo, Neb
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Rio Grande
Southern Pacific
Burlington—Rio Grande
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Salt Sale
Salt Lake
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