South Omaha Shamrocks Top Plattsmouth Red Sox in Close Game
South Omaha Shamrocks defeated Plattsmouth Red Sox 2 to 1 as errors and late scoring shaped the outcome. Mann starred for the Red Sox with solid fielding and strong hitting, while Beal, Wells, and Herold contributed for Plattsmouth despite the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kel Sox
Shamrocks
South Omaha
Mann
Plattsmouth
Beal
Ebort
Wells
Dotson
Herold
Red Sox
Herald
Mason
Fred Mann
Ty Cobb
Kalima
Aull
Tin and Necktie Shower For Kalasek Friends
Miss Georlia Kalasek and Miss Marie Svoboda hosted a tin and necktie shower at the Kalasek home Thursday evening for Miss Hermie Kalasek and Mr. Joseph Sedlak. Guests enjoyed linware gifts for housekeeping and neckties for the groom to be, with refreshments and a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georlia Kalasek
Marie Svoboda
Kalasek
Hermie Kalasek
Joseph Sedlak
Misses Francesys
Agnes Janda
Marie Gradoville
Clara Janda
Hermie Yelinek
Atina Sediak
Marie Yelinek
Sophia Chaloupka
Agnes Rys
Pauline Svoboda
Messrs
Julius Kalasek
John Polacek
Anton Svoboda
Broy Crist
Timothy Kohoutek
Vincent Slatinsky
Tom Gradouille
Jim Sedtak
Warga and Cecil Garage Opens with New Shop Ready
The concrete floor is completed and the building is nearly ready for occupancy by Warga and Cecil with garage and automobile supplies. Frank Spivers, a skilled machinist, will handle mechanical work. Mr Varga traveled to Omaha this morning and Mr Cecil planned to bring down a new BE M. F. No. 20 Studebaker machine this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warga & Cecil
Frank Spivers
Varga
Omaha
Mr. Cecil
Studebaker
Omaha visitor J. E. White called on Plattsmouth
J. E. White of Omaha visited Plattsmouth this afternoon to tend to business affairs in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. White
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Former Cass County Resident Found in Long Beach
The Louisville Courier reports meeting George F. Houseworth in Long Beach California a former Cass county resident and ex clerk of the district court who served eight years in that role now an officer at the National Bank of Long Beach he remains pleased with the coast and plans to spend his days there and sends regards to old Cass county friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
California
George F. Houseworth
Cass County
Burlington
Plattsmouth
District Court
Houseworll
National Bank of
Pacific Coast
George
Nebraska
Louisville Courier
Day of Sociability at Conner Home
A cheerful gathering gathered yesterday morning at the south city home of Mr. and Mrs. L B Conner for a day of sociability. The merry group included Mr and Mrs GH Murray Lloyd and children Ander son Esther Agnes and Fern and other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Conner
Lloyd
Anderson
Esther
Agnes
Fern
Murray
A. P. Chriswisser
Lester
Herbert
W. 8. Conner
John Stewart
Jesse Tower
Gladys Steinhauer
Clarence
Albert
Howard G Cotner
J. B. Cotner
Panama Floats Away on the Big Muddy
Roy Holly lost his panama while motor boating the Ho Ha on the Big Muddy yesterday as wind and current carried it toward the gulf. No further details were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Muddy
Roy Holly
Panama
Gulf
Swat the fly campaigns and costly breeding warned
The article argues that while large scale fly swatting campaigns killed millions, unchecked breeding by a single female fly could produce billions by autumn. It urges prevention through sanitation, removing privies, buried carcasses, garbage, and spittoons, with guidance from health departments and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Swat
Howard
Bureau of Etomology
Journal of the American Medical Association
Stockbridge
Health Department
Never Grows Old In Spirit Col M A Bates Turns 70
Col M A Bates editor of the Plattsmouth Journal celebrates his seventieth birthday claiming to be 70 years young. He has spent half a century in newspapers and remains at his desk at the Journal office delivering readers the material they enjoy. The Louisville Courier remarks on his enduring spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. M. A. Bales
Plattsmouth
Journal
Col. Bates
Oouisville
Bates-70 celebrated by Col Bates father Go M A Bates
From Plattsmouth Nebraska Evening Journal June 1 we learn Go M A Bates father of Col Bates celebrated his 70th birthday. A reproduced cut shows the colonel in good health and the article notes he is a Champ Clark enthusiast. The Gazelle-Herald hopes he sees many more returns of the eventful day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Neb
Go. M. A. Bates
Champ Clark
Gazelle-Herald
Col. Bates
Ohio
Kahoka
Gazetle-Herald
Wheat Harvest Soon Upon Us
W T Smith operating a steam thresher of the Westing house make traveled to Murray to prepare for threshing next week. Warm days ahead point to fall wheat harvest east of Murray by week’s end with Smith planning at least a week of threshing before the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Smith
Westinghouse
Murray
Mr. Smith
Misses Faber Headed to Beta Sigma Omicron Convention
Elizabeth and Emma Faber depart for Atlanta to attend the bi annual convention of the Beta Sigma Omicron. Elizabeth has edited the Omicron for two years, a paper for the sorority’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Emma Faber
Atlanta
Georgia
Beta Sigma Omicron
The
Omicron
Local city notes record visits and trips among regional residents
George Wild of near My nant and Charles Warner head to Onaka and Plattsmouth respectively to handle business. Ed H. Wulf of Avoca visits Plattsmouth and registers at the hotel. Mrs. Gerlonde Magood of Carson Iowa and her daughters arrive to visit Mrs. A. G. Smith. Cedar Creek’s Andy Thompson comes by No 4 for county matters. County official interviews include Joseph C. Zirmomerer administrator of Henry Behrns. Mrs. Joseph Sehantsky of Council Bluffs returns home after visiting her sister. Alice Root and Flora visit grandparents J. N. Wise from Lincoln. J. W. Stones visits from near Murray with friends. George and wife travel to Omaha for business. Judge H. D. Travis visits son Raymond at the hospital in Omaha. Sheriff Quinton trips to Kearney with Glen Brazel for industrial school restraint. Mrs. Davenport of Los Angeles travels to Omaha on business. F. W. and Mrs. Sherwood of Union drive to town, renew subscription, and note this is his first spring visit.
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Ed H. Wulf
Avoca
Plattsmouth
Gerlonde T Magood
Carson
Iowa
A. G. Smith
Andy Thompson
Cedar Creek
Joseph CG. Zirmomerer
Avera
Henry Behrns
Joseph Sehantsky
Council Bluffs
Ira Bates
Alice Root
Flora
Lincoln
J. N. Wise
J. W. Stones
Murray
Stones
H. D. Travis
Omaha
Raymond
Quinton
Kearney
Glen Brazel
Louisville
Davenport
Los Angeles
Elizabeth Wiles
W. M. Garter
Denver
Edwin Todd
W. G. Brooks
Boise
Idaho
Kansas City
Enid
Oklahoma
Topeka
Peabody
Kansas
George Parks
George Wiley
M. Read
B. F. Brendel
William Wiley
Plattsmouth Visitors and County Seat Travel Notes
A dense list of locals visiting the county seat and nearby towns. Names include Olle Puls from west of Murray and J L Smith of Nehawka, with others from Murray Union Eight Mile Grove and Burwell Nebraska. The entries mention probate court, real estate sales, and harvest supplies as indicators of regional activity.
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Olle Puls
Murray
Frank Moore
B. F. Brendel
Wiley
Minota Perry
Eight Mile Grove
Plattsmouth
Don Rhoden
Herman Tiekoetler
Louie Puls
W. D. Wheeler
Rock Blunts
Jesse Pell and Son
Roy
Union
Pell
Plattsmouth Notes On Local Visits And Subscriptions
Monday’s Daily records residents and visitors from Lincoln Havelock Townsville Manley Union across Plattsmouth. Highlights include Leroy Pitzer visiting Carl Sehneider. Ferdinand Henning’s trip to town. Akeson Wolfart’s business stop. Meisingers renewing subscriptions. Mrs Carter’s Denver departure after 46 years here. Meisinger family errands. and estate matters in the Wiley case with guardians named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Pitzer
Lincoln
Carl Sehneider
Frank Hughson Purchases Henry Pell Estate Land at Auction
At a Saturday referee sale of a partitioned portion of the Henry T. Pell estate, Judge Travis ordered the sale. Frank Hughson, son in law of the deceased, bought the 6 acre tract for 3217 dollars, his bid the highest among several bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Pell
Travis
Frank Hughson
Mr. Hughson
Miss Mason Returns to Boise to Teach Next Year
Miss Maude Mason left for Boise Idaho this morning after a year in Peru and visits with friends here. She has not taught in city schools for some time but is noted as efficient in her former department. She accepted a teaching position in Boise public schools for next year.
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Maude Mason
Boise
Idaho
Peru
California Delegates Set to Vote for Colonel and Roosevelt
Johnson plans to vote all California delegates for a colonel and leaders will proceed to Roosevelt nomination as delegates move through a temporary roll.
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Johnson
California
Procees
Roosevelt
Review of Republican hearings shows 254 contests heard
Review notes 254 contests heard by the Republican National Committee amid hearings on delegations. Taft delegates seated at 285 and Roosevelt delegates seated listed as LY, reflecting seating outcomes during the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Naional Committee
Taft
Roosevelt
Roosevelt plan dominates fight for Republican convention
Chicago June 17 Roosevelt leaders adopt a plan to challenge the national committee roll by substituting a new temporary roll including 70 to 80 delegates they claim were stolen. They seek to place Theodore Roosevelt in nomination as Taft forces oppose the move while Victor Rosewater handles credentials testimony.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Johnson
California
Taft
Naional
Roosevelt Landers
Roosevelts
Victor Rosewater
National Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Benator Borah
Senator Root
Hadley
Missouri
Rosewater
E. Montherty
Kamag City
Roosewater
Thirteenth Annual Timels Osteopathic Association Riles at Owen Bill
The Timels Osteopathic Association denounces the Owen bill before Congress. Resolutions attack the bill which would create a national health bureau, echoed by the American Medical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paorla
Timels Osteopathic Association
Ted
Congress
American Medical Society
National Health Bureau
Fees Paid to Stimson Attacked in Sugar Fraud Probe
Representative Beall of Texas attacked the war department in the house over fees paid to Secretary Stimson while he was special counsel in sugar fraud cases. He cited $23,000 in fees and expenses paid in one year.
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Stimson
Washington
War Department
Representative Beall
Texas
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Plattomouth
RED
Dusty” Coons
Kalina
Dolson
Shamrock
Sox
Walina
Ruunner
Runl
Stranger
Warga & Cecil Garage
George Houseworth
George Wild
Mynant
Charles Warner
Onaka
Fast Mail
Lok
George Kaffenberger
F. W. Sherwood
Sherwood
Mr. Sherwood
J. L. Smith
Nehawka
W.T
Adam Hild
Mynard
Orval Handly
Jesse
Court House
M. L. Furlong
Rock Bluffs
J. M. Craig
Burwell, Neb
William Fight
Ed Rummel
Gorder Implement
Gass County
Sammer
F. EK. Gook of
Havelock
C. BE. Cook
Ferdinand Henning
Townsville
Telm
Thomas Akeson
Joseph Wolfart
Manley
J. M. Meisinger
Jesse L. Toot
Frank Herold
Miss Marguerite Crowley
Henry Herold
Miss Crowley
Mr. Herold
J. A. Denelan
Mrs. Burgess
Marshall
Ralph White
Bell Telephone Company
W. G. Meisinger
Harley
Meisinger
Miss Mason
Root
Revolutionary Plan
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