Meinhardi Vacuum Shield demonstrator to visit Omaha
E J Meinhardi of Chicago, famed rupture expert, will present at Fontenelle Hotel on Wednesday June 20 from 9 am to 5 pm. He pledges the Meinhardi Vacuum Shield prevents rupture, offers rapid opening contraction, and can be worn during bathing with no understraps. Only men invited to call. women and children later by arrangement. Also included is a probate notice for Henry A Talcott with hearing set July 6 1928 in Cass County Court.
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E. J. Meinhardi
Chicago
Fontenelle Hotel
Omaha
Nebraska
Meinhardi
Meinhardt
Wommen
Everscree
Charce
J. Meinhards
Orrick
Lil N. Crawford Ave
Henry A. Talcott
Norris D. Talcott
Plattsmouth Journal
Chase Family Heads West for Summer Wheat Harvest
Mr and Mrs S Chase and Mr and Mrs Stuart Chase depart for their eastern Colorado wheat farm by car to oversee the season and harvest expected to be heavy. Mr Chase leased his city meat market to son in law Hill Martin, now part of the Red and White grocery and meat market.
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S. Chase
Stuart Chase
Colorado
Chase
Hill Martin
West
Hiber Family Visit Highlights Sher idan Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hiber of Sheridan Wyoming visit the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hiber in this city. It is Mrs. Hiber’s first visit with relatives since her marriage.
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Frank Hiber
Sheridan
Wyoming
Mr. Hiber
John Hiber
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Interesting Lights on Flag Observance
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution prints flag pledge and discusses Betsy Ross, the 1777 adoption of the flag, and its evolving star count to 48. It notes the pine tree banner used in early naval actions and reflects on the flag’s meanings across U.S. history and patriotism.
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National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
United States of America
U.S
Cambridge
England
American Congress
Betsy Ross
Kentucky
Congress
Union
Francis Scott Key
Baltimore
Tennessee
Ohio
Louisiana
Indiana
U. S
Robert Canby
Wallingford
William J. Canby
Pennsylvania Historical Society
Washington
George Ross
Arch Street
Philadephia
George Washington
Betsy
Betsy Rose
Army
Lee
General Washington
John Manley
Nancy
Marine Service
Spain
Rise up to smite the assisant Glorious Old Banner
William McKinley quote attributed to a slogan like phrase appears in the fragmentary text. The line hints at a historical political context but provides no clear event, date, or location to anchor a proper summary.
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Glorious Old Banner
William McKinley
Social Circle Club Barn Dance At Hochs Cheditt Home
The Social Circle club hosted a barn dance at Mr and Mrs John Hochs chedidt home with the Lancaster Brothers orchestra providing old time music. Members enjoyed hours on the dance floor and a luncheon was served. The next meeting is at Mrs Albin’s home on Tuesday June 26.
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John Hochschedidt
Lancaster Brothers
Severe wind storm damages county farms and trees near Eagle
Residents in the western county report a heavy rain and wind storm last night and this morning. Barns and outbuildings were blown down and large trees scattered along roadways near Eagle. The Hardnock farm sustained significant damage in the Eagle area.
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Eagle
Hardnock
Guests in the City Honor Nebraska City Visitors
Misses Esther Ann and Catherine Henry of Nebraska City stay with Mrs. Lon Henry on Chicago avenue. Social events include theatre party breakfast motor trip and bridge evenings. Miss Catherine Heafey wins a bridge prize and local dinners honor the visitors. Potatoes for sale at Murray Cream Station for one dollar per bushel.
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Esther Ann
Catherine Henry
Nebraska City
Lon Henry
Chicago Avenue
Fred G. Egenberger
Heafey
L. B. Egenberger
Birthday Celebration for Louisa Pfitzmayer
Mrs. Max Pfitzmayer hosted a party at the Pfitzmayer home on North 8th Street for Louisa Pfitzmayer's 11th birthday. Guests included Wave Smith, Wilda Johnson, Cleda Koukal, Lady Pitz, Arlene Bayersdorfer, Eleanor Minor, Gretchen Warner, Herbert Minor, and William Pfitzmayer, with refreshments at five. Also present were Mrs. Priscilla Cotner, Miss Jessie Cotner, Mr. and Mrs. John Koukal, and Mrs. A. W. Bayersdorfer.
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Max Pfitzmayer
Pfitxmayer
North 8Th Street
Louisa Pfitzmayer
Wave Smith
Wilda Johnson
Cleda Koukal
Lady Pitz
Arlene Bayersdorfer
Eleanor Minor
Gretchen Warner
Herbert Minor
William Pfitzmayer
Wanted to Buy Cows Heifers and Calves
Buyers solicit cattle including cows heifers and calves contacting T H Pollock or L C Likewise in Plattsmouth via phones 1 or 36 for inquiries.
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T. H. Pollock
L. C
Plattsmouth
Arcadia Convalescence and Maternity Home
Arcadia Convalescence and Maternity Home advertises choice of doctors and contact options with phone 193 W and box 114 for inquiries and admissions.
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Arcadia
W. Box
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Cass County
Cass
A. H. Duxbury
American Legion
Plattsmouth, Neb
Barn Yard Twins
W. H. Puls
Phone
Daughters of the American Revolution
Denmark
Holland
Switzerland
Europe
United States
U. S S
Lincoln
Graham
Paige
Graham- Paige
Times
Graham-Paige Motor Cars
Graham-Paige
Graham Paige Ager
Fred G. Ahrens
Main Street
Plattemanth
Noahradla
Vy Court House
Murray
McFarland Studio
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