New Lodge Home for Modern Woodmen of America in Plattsmouth
Judge Beeson guided a Journal tour of the new M W A building at Sixth and Pearl streets in Plattsmouth. The two story brick structure features a large hall with 44 by 45 feet ceiling, electric lighting, extensive lodge rooms, dining facilities, and spaces for offices, waiting rooms, and a 250 person balcony. Builders Peters & Richards and contractor work are praised as the project nears completion enhancing local real estate value.
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Peters & Richards
Teu
Campbell
John Bauer & Son
Plattsmouth
Sunday Service at Presbyterian Church
The morning service at the Presbyterian church drew a large attendance. Rev Gade preached on What About Religion with text Go home to thy friends and tell them what great things the Lord hath done for thee. He urged living religion daily and highlighted the value of a working life devoted to loved ones.
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Presbyterian Church
Mathilde Vallery
Gade
Christ
Jesus Christ
Undefined Inquiry on God and Divine Power Behind Nature
A contemplation on pursuing spiritual blessings through knowledge of God and giving to the world rather than seeking personal gain. It questions the divine power behind nature and its moral influence beyond natural processes.
Case of Pankonin v Gorder in district court
The case began in district court at 2 PM Tuesday with jurors named M Kintz Ray Frans B C Hyde W J Magney James Sperry Jobo Wolf G M Minford B J Crompton Deitrich Koester J Lansing Louis Marquardt and Kk B Taylor. Plaintiffs HH EF Pankonin James Robertson John Gorder and Fred H Gorder testified to prove allegations. after questions about testimony the jury was excused about 4 PM until 9 AM to allow further argument and deliberation.
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Pankonin Va. Gorder
M. Kintz
Ray Frans
B.C. Hyde
W. J. Magney
James Sperry
Jobo Wolf
G. M. Minford
B. J. Crompton
Deitrich Koester
J. Lansing
Louis Marquardt
Kk. B
Therese
Bargains in Shoes At Sherwood and Son
Another change in the advertisement is noted with prices greatly reduced on seasonal footwear. The notice to readers highlights remarkable bargains and urges the public of Casa county to visit and view the low priced goods.
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Sherwood & Son
Casa County
Posts and Wood for Sale Near Gullom
A quantity of bur oak posts and a large supply of block wood offered for sale. For details contact Bower & Kino men, located one mile south and one and a half miles west of Gullom.
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Bower & Kinomen
Gullom
Weary of Waiting for Promised All-Stop Train
The Missouri Pacific brakemen issued a lime card claiming an all-ahead express train is ready. The item promises a fast, awakening service and has been delayed repeatedly. Residents demand solid evidence and expect start before next fall according to Nebraska City News.
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Missouri Pacific
Nebraska City News
Entertaining WCT Meeting Highlighted by Floral Arch
Tuesday afternoon gathering hosted by Rev and Mrs Zink featured peonies and roses as the dining room rear door was made into an arch with a large white bow. Guests enjoyed refreshments and a program including poems readings and a Band of Mercy report praising youth reform efforts.
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Zink
Hugh White
Union
L. A. Moore
Eversole
Judge Hamsey
Dito
Nora Livingston
Band of Mercy
County CourtNames James Terryberry Estate Administrator
Tuesday's Daily reports James Terryberry appointed by the county court as administrator of the estate of William Volk, deceased, on the heirs at law petition. Rumors speak of a potential legal scrap before final settlement, with other parties aside from heirs said to claim a large portion of the young man's estate.
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James Terryberry
William Volk
Christian Church to Be Papered by Frank Gobelman
Frank Gobelman and his team of paper hangers began decorating the Christian church today. He is among the city’s leading near east wall decorators and expects the interior to reach a high pleasing effect once he finishes.
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Frank Gobelman
Christian Church
Frank
Mrs George Lenhat and Daughter Guests of Friends
Mrs George Lenhat and her daughter arrived this morning and will stay with friends for a period.
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George Lenhat
Scrapping at Havelock Dock Powers Vast Burlington Line
The Lincoln Journal reports Burling ton railroad scrap dock at Havelock is among the country’s most modern. Daily intake reaches about 600000 pounds from across 4000 miles of track with 75 cars shipped monthly. Brass and reusable scrap dominate, with 50 percent recoverable after sorting and brass sent to Plattsmouth foundry for recasting.
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Burlington Railroad
Havelock
Lincoln Journal
Plattsmouth
Burlington Road
Bert Fickler Visits South Omaha Hog Market
Bert Fickler arrived in South Omaha with hogs for the market and plans to visit his mother-in-law Mrs. Draper in Murray after attending to business. He reports booming activity in Stanton and optimistic crop prospects for area farmers. He notes opportunities for younger men to move farther west and grow with the country.
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Bert Fickler
South Omaha
Murray
Draper
Won. &. D. Draper
Bert
Stanton
Cases County
Journal Office Offers Fancy Job Work Trial
The Journal office promotes a trial of its varied job work services promising quality printing binding and finishing. Local businesses are invited to test the capabilities and gauge turnaround times and pricing.
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Journal
Plattsmouth urged to beautify roads as visitors near
Plattsmouth leaders push first class condition for all city approaches including bottom road and Louisville road hills. Merchants seek to attract farmers and traffic, while officials address dumping near streets and plan a June 7 good roads tour from Omaha. Local turnout urged to highlight Plattsmouth on the Trail to Sunset route.
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Plattsmouth
Plattamouth
Mortsmouth
Louisville
Plainsmouth
Platlnmouth
T. H. Pollock
Walking Across the Continent Walker Reaches Plattsmouth
Sergent Jol Walsh of Massachusetts on a return trek from San Francisco to New York reached Plattsmouth today. He aimed to beat Weston’s record and would earn 2000 pounds if successful. Walsh traveled from January to May, gathering editor signatures and state seals, and was briefly knocked unconscious after a collision near May 1.
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Fredrickson
New York
FB. J. Marllett
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Plattsmouth
Sergent Jol Walsh
Massachusetts
Weston
Walker
Playlsmouth
San Francisco
Journal Fire
Walsh
Army of the
Pacific Coast
Seargent Walsh
Colorado
California
Denver
Elmwood Citizen Joseph Mullen Reported Critically Ill
Joseph Mullen a prominent Elmwood citizen and well known in the county is reported critically ill with acute Stright's disease. Jury members from Elmwood who arrived last evening said he is not expected to survive, shocking friends who had left Rimwood twenty four hours earlier in his as usual health.
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Joseph Mullen
Elmwood
Mullen
Rimwood
Death of 5-Year-Old Ethel Reid from Diphtheria
Ethel daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Reid died this morning at the North Tenth Street home after a nine day illness. She was a bright child and her untimely death will be mourned by many friends. Remains will be taken to Plattsmouth for interment Nebraska City News
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Ethel
Wiles Sends Off for Omaha On Morning Train
F. Wiles left the home early this morning to catch the morning train to Omaha where he is engaged on business for the day.
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Hh. F. Wiles
Omaha
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Modern Woodmen OF America
Rev. L. W. Gade
W.C.T
Mrs. Zink
BAROO
Plattsmouth Foundry
Burlington Railway
Commercial Club
HLBR
Fredrekson
Countey Roads
Omaha Commercial Club
Pollock
Omaha Auto- Motorlab
Kansas City
Wold
John Walsh
U.S. Army
Frisco
Vaniorn
Company FO
Fort Crook