The Boy Scouts Religion and Local Troop Lineup
The article outlines Scout oath duties including courage and cleanliness, stresses non sectarian religious training, and lists Plattsmouth Troop 1 leaders and advisory committee members. It invites boys to join by submitting names to William R. Exenberger before the list closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Troop No. 1
Boys Scouts of America
A. L. Tidd
Briggs
E. H W. Wescott
G. G. Fricke
C. A. Marshall
W. G. Brooks
Thomas Kennish
Stewart Livingston
George Dovey
T. P. Livingstoun
Another Happy June Wedding at St. Wenceslaus
This morning at St Wenceslaus Catholic church in Wahoo, E A Lorenz of this city married Miss Elenora Prochayka of Wahoo. Rev Father Bor officiated with Fr Lorenz as best man and Hose Prochayka as bridesmaid. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home. The groom’s birthday wedding was a charming match for a highly esteemed bride.
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Oweloek
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Wahoo
E. A. Lorenz
Elenora Prochayka
Father Bor
Homan Catholic
Frank Lorenz
Sheldon
Iowa
Hose Prochayka
Teost
Local Groomes a Worthy Partner in City Marriage
The groom has lived in this city for eleven years working with his brother Dr W Loren of Lorene Brothers and is described as a young man of sterling character. He will marry and the couple plan to return here at week’s end to reside, where the groom has built a successful business.
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Croom
Dr. W. Loren
Lorene Brothers
Saloon license of G. G. Williamson at Murdock revoked
District Court finds Cobbey statute 8755 mandatory and not followed in Murdock. Ordinance void and license granted by the village board is revoked. Cass County Nebraska ordered to revoke the saloon license forthwith. Payne vs. Ryan cited as controlling authority.
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Travis
G. G. Wilhiamason
Murdock
Cobbey
Payne
Cass County
Nebraska
Sylabus Payne
Ryan
N. W
Vogt Granted Second Naturalization Papers
Henry Vogt, a German farmer from the vicinity of Fremont, received his second naturalization papers in District Clerk James Robertson's office. Vogt, who arrived in America on October 28, 1905, in New York and moved to Nebraska weeks later, declared his citizenship on March 6, 1944, in this city. He is described as an energetic farmer and a worthy citizen of the republic.
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Henry Vogl
Fiiwood
James Robertson
Vorht
America
New York
Nebraska
Vogt
Forest Rhase flour praised as top market option
The message pitches Forest Rhase flour as the best on the market and claims wide dealer availability. It urges trying the product with a persuasive tone and suggests it is carried by all dealers.
Reach Out for Trade From Our City Merchants
In a Daily excerpt merchants urge expansion of trade to farmers north of the Platte river and near Sarpy county. They propose issuing bridge tickets to encourage residents to travel over the toll bridge to sell produce and buy goods, projecting gradual but sustained growth. The piece cites Louisville as a model where bridge tickets boosted local commerce.
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la Platte
Platte River
Louisville
Platte
Sarpy County
Children Day Exercises at the Christian Church
The Christian Sunday school held its children’s day exercises last Sunday evening with about forty scholars in the program. Mesdames Rhin Foster Hud son trained the children for a “The Grey of the Nations” presentation and a line-up drill drew a crowded audience. Miss Elizabeth Hall delivered a poem written by her mother Mrs Major Hall, and a missionary offering contributed a neat sum.
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Christian Sunday School
Mesdames P. F. Rhin
G. M. Foster
0. C. Hudson
Elizabeth Hall
Major Hall
Doctor Brendel Visits City En Route Home
Dr. B. F. Brendel of Murty traveled through the city yesterday on the way from Omaha where he attended professional business. He has suffered for a week from a forehead infection that caused annoyance but is greatly improved now.
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B. F. Brendel
Murty
Omaha
Forest Rose Flour Trial Invitation
Forest Rose promotes its flour as the best on the market and invites readers to give it a trial. The notice emphasizes quality and encourages trying the product.
Commercial club decree-taries face patronage puzzle
From Wednesday's Daily Lincoln News: Lincoln home merchants struggle to woo local shoppers and to source supplies from city jobbers. Outside perishables, Lincoln retailers buy at most 10 percent from local wholesalers, while factory goods mostly come from other cities. A six year old wholesale house notes a buyer from a local retailer visited the wholesale warerooms only that day. This pattern repeats across trade centers, revealing a quirky local habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln News
Lincoln
Creal
Local subscribers renew and enroll at city office visit
Thomas Keckler of Manley August Krecklow of Wabash and William Wendl of Louisville were visitors yesterday at our office. Keckler and Krecklow renewed their subscriptions and Wendl had his name enrolled on our list.
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Thomas Keckler
Manley
August Krecklow
Wabash
William Wendl
Louisville
Messrs. Keckler
Krecklow
Mr. Wendl
August Gorder Shows Slight Improvement After Illness
August Gorder, long plagued by a serious illness, is reported to be very slightly improved at home after weeks of critical condition. Friends hope he may recover from the stroke as his condition stabilizes and improvement continues.
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August Gorder
Depot 9 Extension Nears Completion at Burlington
The Burlington depot is gaining a real structure as Superintendent McDonald’s crew advances the frame. A 34 foot extension will enlarge baggage space and add a 36 foot north waiting room, with a smaller south room. Platform lengthened and tracks set four feet east reduce dirt and fall hazards for travelers on the platform.
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Burlington
McDonald
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Scoul
Boy Scouts of America
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Ralph Marshall
Evan Noble
Charley Dovey
Harris Cook
Frank Marshall
William KR. Beenberger
Mr. E. A. Lorenz United
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G. G. Williamson
THE
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Fletcher
Castoria
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Gorder
Nigely
Merry War
Tn H. Unterkircher
Wever
A. W. White
Bell
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