City Council Forms Committee to Confer with Frank E White
City officials appoint a three member committee to confer with Frank E White over repairing and brick facing of three wooden buildings in fire limits. The move follows council debates on avoiding a lawsuit and references to past precedents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. White
City
Vondran
F. E. White
White
Richey
Davey
Tidd
Dovey
Hickey
Jones
Hallstrom
Councilman Battery
Sattler
Bullery
Lushinsky and
Kroehler Brothers
Judiciary Committee
Finance Committee
Ernest Milburn
John Fitzpatrick
Kroehler
H. D. Stanley
R. A. Bates
Henry Trout
M. McGool
Lewis Melbach
Mark Sheldon
James
F. Neuman
Platts- Police
Rgfieriek
Aes
Krohler
Mouth Telephone Company
B.G. Ward
Two Plains
Claims Committee
John Bauer
J. H W. McMahen
Sodding Library Lawn
Treasury
Carl G. Fricke
Miss Anna Weidman Joins Charles Herger Bakery as Clerk
Miss Anna Weidman accepted the position of clerk at the Charles Herger bakery and will begin her duties Monday. She is described as capable and genial, with a bright outlook for the trade.
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Anna Weidman
Charles Herger Bakery
Miss Weidman
Making Permanent Walk on South Fifth Street
From Tuesday's H C McMahen and Son, workers lay a concrete walk beside their concrete works on South Fifth Street. The half block project closes a gap and provides a good path from Main Street to Garfield Park, a direct route from the shops to the post office.
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H.C. McMahen & Son Company
South Fifth Street
Main Street
Garfield Park
Omaha Boosters Laud Nebraska Road On Kansas City Trip
The Omaha World-Herald reports Omaha boosters praised the Nebraska motor route to Kansas City as superior to the Missouri side. The ten hour outward run and a return of ten hours to St Joseph highlighted rough downsides but overall ideal highway conditions. Attendees included Ward Gifford and H B Frederickson with others from Plattsmouth. A future cross-country trip is planned to Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
Omaha
Nebraska City
Kansas City
Nebraska
Missouri
St. Joseph
Kansas
Ward CG. Gifford
The
Commercial Club
H. BE. Fredrickson
J. A. Sunderland
J. E. George
R. P. Hamilton
T. A. Pollock
Plattsmouth
Salt Lake City
Resolutions of Condolence for Cedar Creek Camp Member
The Cedar Creek Camp Noe Modern Woodmen of America adopts resolutions mourning George Warner a loyal member and family man. The camp offers sympathy to his wife and family and orders a copy in the minutes and in the official paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Warner
Cedar Creek
Aemrica
J. H. Hessenflow
George P. Meisinger
H. Gi. Frey
County board session ends with equalization plan
C J Heebner of Nehawka and G A Jordan of Alvo attended the regular county commissioners meeting with Mr Friedrich. The commissioners will sit as a board of equalization this week to review assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Heebner
Nehawka
G. A. Jordan
Alvo
Friedrich
County Commissioners Board
Jury panel formed in McElwain vs Platte Mutual insurance suit
District court jury was empaneled to resolve disputes over an insurance policy claimed unpaid and allegedly canceled. Testimony tracked who paid premiums, whether coverage lapsed, and details of the fire loss and policy handling. The case remained ongoing as the Journal went to press.
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Sarah McElwain
Platte Mutual Insurance Company
Plainti
J. Q. Lansing
James Sperry
B. GC
Hyde
Dietrich Koester
G. M. Minford
Leenee
Asbury Jacks
W. J. Magney
J. Compton
William Hulfish
K. R. Gering
Frank McAleoy
Mr. Gering
B. A. McRlwain
Mr. McElwain
Mr. McElroy
McElwain
Thanks for the Sympathy After Loss
Acknowledges neighbor and friend support after the sudden death of a husband and father. Special thanks to the Sons of Herman for kindnesses and floral tributes. Signed by Mrs George Wagner and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
George Wagner
James Terryberry Returns From Hazelton Real Estate Duty
James Terryberry came back from Hazelton North Dakota on the morning train today after tending to real estate owned by the William Volk estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Terryberry
Hazelton
N. D
William Volk
Mayor Sattler backs simple Plattsmouth Fourth of July plan
Plattsmouth residents are urged to hold a modest Fourth of July celebration in the city park with a couple of speakers a home chorus and the Burlington House band. Fireworks at night would cap the event while avoiding costly external attractions. A mass citizens meeting could organize funding and logistics.
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Sattler
Plattsmouth
Burlington House
Former Plattsmouth Resident Dies in Lincoln
Howard Beaty, longtime Burlington engineer and former Plattsmouth resident, died suddenly at his Lincoln home Saturday afternoon after a brief illness in Omaha. He was 59, born in Pennsylvania, and leaves a wife and daughter Mrs. Roscoe Alexander of Topeka. Funeral held at St. Pauls Church in Lincoln with George Dodge and wife from Plattsmouth in attendance.
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Howard Beaty
Burlington
Lincoln
Mr. Beaty
Omaha
Lincely
Havelock
Linton
Roscoe Alexander
Topeka
Kansas
St. Paul's Church
George Dodge
Proper Way to Look at It Opinion on Road Funding
The Tecumseh Journal-Tribune argues that all highway users benefit from well maintained roads, not just motorists. It urges farmers and others to contribute financially, noting farm property values rise with good highways and criticizing selfish refusal to support road upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecumseh Journal-Tribune
Johnson County
Chicken Farm Prospering with Barred Plymouth Rock Chicks
Oscar Wilson operates a chicken farm as a side line to his barber shop. He already has a fine flock of full blooded barred Plymouth Rock fowls and three weeks after stocking a new incubator with 130 kilograms of eggs, is yielding a steady stream of the same birds. He keeps several pens near his shop and reports the chicks are thriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Wilson
Plymouth Rock
Oscar
Lawn Social Benefit for Mynard Baseball Club
A lawn social will be held on the Propst lawn Saturday evening June 46 to raise funds for the Mynard baseball club. Lee cream and cake will be served and all are invited for a pleasant social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Propst
Mynard Baseball Club
Lee
Forty-Fifth State Sunday School Convention in Omaha
The forty fifth annual state Sunday school convention meets in the Omaha Auditorium starting June 18 for three days. Noted speakers include Prof. BL Rouse of Peru. A piano concert with 500 to 1 000 voices and the Omaha Symphony Study orchestra directed by Mr Cox opens the event, free for delegates.
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Omaha
BL. Rouse
Peru
Plattsmouth
Prano
Omaha Symphony
Cox
Plattamouth
German Turners Complete Concrete Walk on Washington and Eighth
The German Turners finished a concrete walk along the east and south sides of their hall on Washington avenue and Eighth street. Residents of North Eighth and worshipers to the south attending the Christian church will greatly value the new path. McMahen & Son Company built the walkway.
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Hall
Washington Avenue
Eighth Street
North Eighth
Christian Church
McMahen & Son Comepany
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Kurtz
Lushinsky
Johnson
Wiggin
Jl. G. McMahen & Sons Company
Herger’s
Kanoad
Iowa
Platte Mutual Insurance Co
Oattler
Plattomouth
Chicken Farm
Mynard
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