John D Buck Dies in Danville Military Hospital
John D Buck born January 2 1843 near Peoria Illinois died June 4 1925 in Danville while receiving treatment at a U S military hospital. He served in a Nebraska Civil War regiment and is buried with military honors in a national cemetery. He led a frontier life moving from Nebraska to Washington Oregon Idaho and Lynn Haven before marriage to Hulda Wolph and later remarriage.
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John D. Buck
John F
Mary M. Buck
Peoria
Danville
National Cemetery
Nebraska
M. E. Church
Kansas
Far West
Buck’s Canyon
Cheney
Washington
Colfax
Theodore
Buck
BR. C
Canada
Oregon
Lynn Haven
Ida
Military Hospital
White family member returns from hospital after successful operation
Mrs W J White leaves for Omaha with Father George D Pierce to visit Miss Mable White at Clarkson hospital where she has recovered rapidly from a very severe double operation. Friends praise her swift improvement and ongoing recovery.
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W. J. White
Omaha
George D. Pierce
St. Luke’s Ehurc
Clarkson Hospital
Mable White
Miss White
Young Couple Wed at Hotel Perkins
Last evening at the Hotel Perkins Miss Nellie Schulze married Mr. Harry Bethel in a ceremony witnessed by relatives as the bride’s grandmother Mrs. John Cory was ill.
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Hotel Perkins
Nellie Schulze
Harry Bethel
John Cory
Plattsmouth Masons Install New Officers Last Night
Plattsmouth lodge No. 6 A F and A M inducted its newly elected and appointed officers in a well attended session. Luke L Wiles served as installing officer with William F Evers assisting as marshal. Officers installed include Oliver C Hudson as Worshipful Master Willis R Holmes Senior Warden Raymond C Cook Junior Warden Frank A Cloldt Treasurer Leslie W Neil Secretary Henry F Nolting Senior Deacon Edwin A Fricke Junior Deacon Aubrey H Duxbury Senior Steward Dr R P Weetover Junior Steward Vernon T Arn as Tyler. The lodge then enjoyed a social hour with refreshments.
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Saturnay
Plattsmouth Lodge No
Luke L. Wiles
William F. Evers
Oliver C. Hudson
Willis R. Holmes
Col Bates of Plattsmouth Celebrates 83rd Birthday
Col M A Bates of Plattsmouth Nebraska, former editor of The Democrat, marked his 83rd birthday on June 2. He has lived in Plattsmouth for about twenty years with his son Robert Bates who owns the Plattsmouth Journal. Bates moved to Montana in 1898 to run a Democratic newspaper for Senator Clark, later returning to Memphis until 1902 before settling in Plattsmouth. Judge N M Pettingill received a photo and letter from Bates on his birthday. the image showed a recognizable, younger ex editor despite aging twenty years since leaving Memphis. Other obituaries noted: 8 G McDowell in Florida, Phelix Lane, J C Kirby at West Plains Mo, Samuel A Allen formerly of Trenton Mo, Dr J C Gristy and L P Roberts in Memphis.
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Col. M. A. Bates
Plattsmouth
Nebr
The
Democrat
Col. Bates
Robert Bates
Montana
Senator Clark
Memphis
N. M. Pettinelli
Col Bates
Judge Pettingill
Lving
G. McDowell
Florida
Phelix Lane
J. C. Kirby
West Plains
Samuel A. Allen
Trenton
J. C. Gristy
L. P. Roberts
Young Lady Vivian Blake Graduates From Creighton Pharmacy
Miss Vivian Blake of Omaha has completed the Creighton school of Pharmacy course and earned her diploma. She gained early drug store experience with her father and now plans to pursue a position or own business. She enjoys a vacation now and is praised by family and friends for her successful undertaking.
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Vivian Blake
Creighton School of Pharmacy
Omaha
Vivian
Chief Busy With Fourth of July Sticker Campaign at Plattsmouth
Chief of Police Johnson spent the morning placing stickers on cars along the Plattsmouth street urging residents to spend the Fourth there. He has received only one rebuff, from a Lincoln resident, so far.
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Johnson
Plattsmouth
Lincoln
Supreme Court Reverses Tavlinsky Ringling Case Victory
The Nebraska Supreme Court reverses a Lancaster county verdict in favor of Charles and Julia Tavlinsky against Ringling Bros after three years of litigation. Jakey Tavlinsky joined the circus in 1920, left home, and later a partial wage dispute led to remand for further action.
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State Supreme Court
Charles
Julia Tavlinsky
Ringling Bros. Circus
A. L. Tidd
Tidd
Ringling Brothers
District Court
Lancaster County
Jakey
W. H. Thompson
Damaged Foot Sidelines Weyrich Hadraba Help
Theodore Hadraba of Weyrich Hadrabba drug store suffered a painful foot wound after stepping on glass in an alley while at work. He has been on the retired list but hopes to return to the store by today or early next week after treatment.
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Theodore Hadraba
Weyrich & Hadrabba
Hadraba
Horses Run Into Car In University Place Crash
Harriet Peacock at 2115 Warren Avenue turned into a drive on 1955 A Street when a team of horses driven by George Shover struck her car. The vehicle was damaged but no injuries were reported. State Journal.
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Harriet Peacock
Warren Avenue
University Place
George Shover
State Journal
Becker Family Attends Mrs. Ed Baumgart Funeral
Mr. H. E. Becker Mrs. H. E. Becker Miss Verla Becker Harley Becker and Frank A. Cloidt travel to Lincoln for Sunday afternoon funeral services for Mrs. Ed Baumgart.
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H. E. Becker
Verla Becker
Harley Becker
Frank A. Cloidt
Lincoln
Ed Baumgart
Hall's Catarrh Medicine for Deafness
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. Rumbling or imperfect hearing results from tube inflammation. reducing inflammation may restore hearing. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to address catarrh or deafness and is offered with an Ohio address for purchase.
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Hall
F. Ey
Woledo
Ohio
May Go to Rochester for Mayo Hospital Examination
Clarence KL Theal, Clerk of the District Court, who has been in serious condition since February, is in Methodist hospital at Omaha. The family now plans to move him to Mayo Hospital in Rochester, Minnesota, for thorough examination and treatment by renowned specialists in hopes of permanent relief.
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Daly
Clarence KL. Theal
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Rochester
Minnesota
Mayo Hospital
Beal
Masonic Grand Lodge Names New Officers in Nebraska
At the Nebraska A F and A M grand lodge session in Omaha the officers for the coming year were announced. John Wright of Lincoln was named Grand Master with Edwin D. Crites of Chadron as Deputy Grand Master and Albert R. Davis of Wayne as Grand Senior Warden. Frank H. Woodland of Omaha becomes Grand Junior Warden and Lewis E. Smith of Omaha is Grand Secretary with Francis E. White of Omaha as Grand Secretary Emeritus. White retires after twenty six years in the post.
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Grand Lodge
The
Nebraska
Masonic Temple
Omaha
John Wright
Lincoln
Edwin D. Crites
Chadron
Albert R. Davis
Wayne
Frank H. Woodland
Lewis E. Smith
Frances E. White
Robert R. Dickson
O'Neill
Plattsmouth
Elwin JD. Crites
A. W.rites
B.S. Ramsey
Crites
Dewes
Dawes County
Francis E. White
Lodge
White
Masonic Lodge
Returns from Decatur After Brother-in-law Wounded
W KR Young returned home from the northeastern part of the state after a serious accident befalling his brother-in-law Fred Henton near Decatur. A wire stretcher fractured Henton’s skull when the device snapped while stretching fence. Henton lay unconscious from Monday to Friday before recognizing his family. Mrs Young stays briefly with him.
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W. KR. Youns
Decatur
Fred Henton
Henton
Mr. Henton
Returns From The West Report Favorable Wheat Prospects
W E Rosencrans and son Blythe return from a western visit reporting excellent wheat and grain stands in Chase county with recent rains improving crops. They noted limited hail damage, good conditions near Holyoke, Colorado, and some hardship near Fort Collins. They also collected wheat specimens from Imperial and visited former county residents now in the west.
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W. E. Rosencrans and Son
Blythe
Imperial
Chase County
Rosencrans
Colorado
Fort Collins
Holyoke
James Deal Seeks Rail Work Visit in City
James Deal of Sioux City is in town to tend to railway work and to visit old friends in the area for a short time.
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James Deal
Sioux City
Death of Mrs Ed Baumgart This Morning
Mrs Ed Baumgart dies at 2 40 AM in Lincoln after six years of rheumatic illness. Formerly Dora Kaffenberger of the county, she leaves husband Edward, three daughters Clara Thyra Ada, and parents George and Mrs Kaffenberger of Lincoln. Siblings include John B Kaffenberger and four sisters. A devout Methodist, she faced illness with fortitude. no funeral arrangements announced.
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Lincoln
Edward Baumegart
Dora Kaffenberger
George A. Kaffenberger
Edward Baumgart
Clara
Thyra
Ada
Sterling
Nebraska
John B. Kaffenberger
Plattsmouth
Charles Spacht
Frera
Mina Curtright
Des Moines
Iowa
Golda
Gladys Kaffenberger
Body Expected in City for Family Burial at Oak Hill
Family members learned the body will be brought to the city for interment in the family lot at Oak Hill cemetery, with arrangements anticipated to take place there.
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Oak Hill Cemetery
Nebraska Gas & Electric official reports fine rainfall
FE. L. Rae of the Nebraska Gas and Electric Co. has returned from the southern district where he reports a very fine rainfall benefiting the crops in that section.
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FE. L. Rae
Nebraska Gas & Electric Co
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BUICK
Uestion
J.B. Livingston
4Th and Main Streets
Plattsmouth, Nebr
Pleisner
the Ladies
Toggery
Fred P. Busch
Phoenix Hosiery
Danville, Ill
U. S. Hospital
Cass County
Frank Emory Pfoutz
First Methodist Church
Nathan P. Schulze
Burlington
Pawnee City
Mrs
Bethe
Vassar
Plattsmouth Masons
Young Lady
Pharmacy School
Supreme Court
Tavlinsky
Ringling Bros
Tavilinskys
Masonic Grand Lodges
Bozen
ED. Baumgart
Joe J. Stibal
Schmidtmann
William Keif
Rex
Cc. E. Wescott’s Sons
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