Plattsmouth Boosters Triumph In One Sided Sunday Ball Game
The Plattsmouth Boosters defeated the Orkin Brothers of Omaha 41 to 2 in a spirited Sunday contest before a fair crowd. Pitcher Conner delivered a masterful, shutout performance while Plattsmouth built a large lead with timely hitting and aggressive baserunning. The visitors showed sporadic offense but could not challenge Conner or the home defense.
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Plalnsmouth Boosters
Orkin Brothers
Omaha
Boosters
Conner
Tupp
Somers
Smith
King
Roosters
Aciin
Thomas
Louie Smith
Knutson
Salsbure
Clark
Carle V
Koutsot
Turner
Hield
Orkins
Vem
Ron
Moscon
Carle
Mison
Koutson
Mason
Plattsmouth
Mann
Madigan
McCauley
Lone Smits
Beal
Madison
McCauell
Balabure
Comnor
Koulson
Jeft
L. Smith
Fans Look for Strong Baseball After Opening Day
Readers are invited to follow the upcoming baseball season as teams begin play with hopes for solid hitting pitching and competitive games. Local schedules and key matchups are expected to shape early standings and fan interest.
Cosmopolitans Top South Omaha In Seven Inning Tilt
The Cosmopolitans defeated the Keno team 10 to 4 in a seven inning game. Anton Hula pitched well for the Cosmopolitans, with an error in the sixth inning preventing a shutout. Local injuries forced substitutes Fred Mann and Beal into action as Kalina and Geis left the game. Third baseman Charles Mula received flowers from cosmopolitan supporters as he batted in the second inning. Manager Aull plans more games in the area.
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Keno
South Omaha
Cosimopolitan
Magic City Boys
Anton Hula
Cosmopolitans
Geis
Kalina
Fred Mann
Beal
Charles Mula
Aull
Casino
Futore
Memorial Day Observed by City Fraternal Orders
A large majority of the city fraternal orders observed Memorial Day with delegations visiting the cemetery. Hotel tributes were laid on graves of departed brethren and Oak Hill Cemetery was decorated by committees and families honoring members who rest in the silent city.
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Brethmen
Modern Woodmen
Sons of
Herman
Oak Hill Cemetery
Secret Tablets Promote Stomach and Liver Health
Widely advertised remedy by Chamberlain’s tablets claims to aid stomach and liver troubles. Described as a grand remedy for internal ailment now sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Funeral Memory of Mrs Nix Pioneer Resident of Cass County
The funeral for Mrs. Nix, longtime Cass County resident, was held at her home near Kenosha on Saturday June 7. Born February 20 1840 in Knox County Ohio she moved with her family to Nebraska in 1855 then Illinois before returning to Cass County in 1860. Survived by daughters Kittie Tucker and Effie Throop and brother Legrand Brown with a sister Amanda Brown, the service was led by Rev W L Taylor and pallbearers included D A Young Charles Creamer and others.
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Tate
Nix
Bell
Kenosha
Brown
Nix Tee
Knox County
Ohio
Nebraska
Henrys Brown
Illinois
Cass County
WL. Taylor
Union
Geneva McNail
Golden Woellard
Vergia Campbell
Gold
Effie Throop
Denver
Colorado
Legrand B. Brown
Amanda Brown
Tilnois
Birthday Anniversaries Celebrated With Country Trip
Yesterday marked the birthdays of Miss Ruth Johnson and Miss Opal Cole. Brought by Mr B O Cole, the party traveled to the country home of Mr and Mrs S O Cole near Mynard for a pleasant luncheon and celebratory dinner with the Harry Johnson family.
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Ruth Johnson
Opal Cole
Cole
Harry Johnson
S. O. Gole
Mynard
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Skin Relief
An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for ulcers boils eczema and other skin troubles claiming prompt relief. It cites Mrs Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama who healed in weeks and notes the product costs 25 cents and is recommended by FL G Fricke & Co.
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Bucklen
Bruce Jones
Birmingham
Ala
FL G. Fricke & Co
District Court closes term with several key rulings
The district court adjourned after finishing work with several cases decided. First National Bank of Plattsmouth v. Jefferson Cross concludes, others like Newton Long v Nellie Frans address land division near Union. City of Plattsmouth v Earl C Wescott favored defendants on an electric light contract dispute. Mary Miller estate motions include overruled new trial and a will from a missing document admitted as the last will.
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First National Bank
Jefferson Cross
Newton Long Va
Nellie Frans
Union
Plattsmouth
Earl ¢. Wescott
Cochran
York
Wescott
District Court
Mary Miller
Murray
Taylor
Run Endures Painful Hand Injury From Nail Strike
This morning while running across the yard Miss Alice Weyrich fell and her hand struck a board with a protruding nail. The nail pierced the palm nearly through, requiring a physician to dress the wound and rest the hand in a bandage for several days.
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Alice Weyrich
Lillie Dy
Death Following Operation At Immanuel Hospital Omaha
Mrs Karen Ware ren died this morning at Immanuel hospital Omaha from blood poisoning after an operation performed about a week ago. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Smith of this city and recently visited Mason City with her parents. She leaves a husband and two young children, aged 9 and 4, and a grieving family. The body was brought to her parents’ home and will later be taken to Emerson Iowa for interment.
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Karen Wareren
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Warren
A. W. Smith
Mason City
Town
Emerson
Iowa
Sell your property by an ad In the Journal
Property owners urged to advertise real estate sales in the Journal as a quick effective way to reach buyers. Local agents note affordable rates and broad reach across neighborhoods served by the paper.
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Journal
Cook of Salem Visits Brother During Masonic Session
H. Cook of Salem Tawa spent Sunday in this city with his brother Dr. E. W. Cook and family, departing for home this morning. He attended the session of the Masonic grand lodge of Tawa at Council Bluffs and used the chance to visit his brother.
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H. Cook
Salem
Tawa
E. W. Cook
Fameily
Mr. Cook
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Council Bliffs
Dynamite Handling Expert Seen In Massive Quarry
Oscar Einblom oversees blasting and drilling at a large National stone quarry. He runs eight to ten power drills, loads each with dynamite, and lights and discharges every shot without a miss. He handles about one thousand pounds of dynamite daily and reports no accidents in twenty five years, claiming safety comes from knowing the work and avoiding carelessness.
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Oscar Einblom
Louisville Courier
Farm for Sale Notice Guides Buyers to Assessor
A brief item advises prospective farm buyers to consult W. AR. Bryan the county assessor for guidance and details on available farms.
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W. AR. Bryan
Forest Muse Flour Promoted as Best on Market
The notice extols Forest Muse flour as the best flour on the market and claims it is sold by all dealers. It urges readers to try the product if they have not yet done so.
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Forest Muse
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Conrad
Knatam
Liu
Mark
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Heal
Salaburg
Cannan
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Garle
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Manhattan
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