Queen Esthers Elect Officers at Beeson Home
Miss Elizabeth Kerr was chosen president of the Queen Esthers of the Methodist church with Miss Gertrude Beeson as vice president and Mrs. Hugh Cecil as secretary. The gathering at North Sixth Street featured music, refreshments, and roses in a well decorated Beeson home under Mrs. E. C. Hill’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esthers
Methodist Church
Mire Gertrude Beeson
North Sixth Street
Elizabeth Kerr
Gertrude Beeson
Hugh Cecil
Florence Balser
A. J. Beeson
Beeson
E. C. Hill
Indies
Steamboat Julia Heads North on Initial Missouri River Run
The steamboat Julia, planned to run Omaha to Decatur Nebraska, passed Rocky Point yesterday and continued to Omaha to transfer freight. Officials and Omaha business leaders anticipate river freight potential while recalling old river trade prominence near the Burlington landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia
Omaha
Nebraska
Decatur
Metropolis
Rocky Point
Maha
Missouri River
Commercial Club
Allen
The
Omaha News
Buck
Burlington Station
Smallpox at Ab Murloch's East of Weeping Water
From Wednesday's Yeals at the farm home of Ab Murdoch seven miles east of Weeping Water the malady of smallpox has made a call and one family member has been taken down with the disease which is not severe and the patient is doing nicely. The disease has spread through that section with several mild cases and patients are mostly doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ab Murdoch
Weeping Water
Nebraska City Youth Attend Saturday Dance at Sokol Hall
A group of Nebraska City youths gathered Saturday evening for a dance at the T. J. Sokol hall. Members visiting the Journal office included Misses Marie Schnittker Rose Schnittker Letha Barber Marg Barber Gertrude Thompson Meters Joy Parker and Messrs William Joiner Harve Teten George Teten Claude Crandall and Mr and Mrs Brick Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska City
T. J. Sokol
Nebraska City Press
Journal
Crandall Orchestra
Marie
Rose Schnittker
Letha
Marg Barber
Gertrude Thompson
Meters
Joy Parker
William Joiner
Harve
George Teten
Claude Crandall
Brick Dunn
Omaha Bachelors Club to Entertain Sunday Event
The Omaha Bachelors Club visits for a Sunday gathering at T. J. Sukol hall and park with afternoon and evening activities. A local club hopes to form a charter group here for single men. In the evening the Bohemian troupe stages The Slanderer in Bohemian, promising an enjoyable show for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Sukol
Bachelors' Club of
Omaha
Sokels
J D Douglass and Wife of San Juan Visit Here
J D Douglass and wife of San Juan Porto Rico visited at the Hotel Riley with Mr and Mrs Mont Robb and departed for Omaha for a short stay. Douglass owns a large grape fruit plantation near San Juan and plans to move back to the States likely to Lincoln to pursue business. Mrs Douglass and Mrs Robb are cousins and their visit was enjoyed by the Robb family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuestar
J. D. Douglass
San Juan
Porto Rico
Riley
Mont Robb
Omaha
Mrs. Robb
Utmst
Robb
Shamrocks of South Omaha to Visit for Sunday Baseball
The Shamrocks, a fast, well organized baseball team from South Omaha, plan to play the Red Sox in a Sunday game on our local lot. They have visited before and defeated the Red Sox, but seek to win the larger gate receipts this time against Omaha’s new addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrocks
South
Omaha
Red Sox
Sox
Trelan
Mrs Thomas Ruby Injured in Omaha Automobile Crash
An Omaha Sunday collision near Twenty fourth and Charles streets involved Mr and Mrs Thomas Ruby of near Mynaril and W E Foshier of Omaha. Mrs Ruby suffered a broken collarbone and was taken to relatives in the city for care and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ruby
Twentyfourth
Charles Streets
Omaha
Mynaril
W. E. Foshier
Ruby
Knorr to Open General Variety Store on Sixth Street
K W Knorr and his wife from Hastings arrived in Plattsmouth with household goods and plan to open a general variety store in the Tuohy building. He will stock the store after settling, expected to begin in July. Knorr is described as a capable young businessman with years of experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. W. Knorr
Hastings
Mr. Knorr
Tuoey
Knorr
Plattsmouth
Street Lighting Urges Plattsmouth Progress and Safety
A taxpayer urges Plattsmouth to install more street lights, arguing whiteways boost business, crime deterrence, and civic standing. Citing Oak Iowa Shenandoah Iowa and Hamburg Jews, he notes annual spends of 24000 4300 and 2100 respectively to justify broader lighting coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Flattsmouth
Read Oak
Iowa
Shenandoah
Hamburg
Entertain ment at Sunnyside delights Plattemouth crowd
The Women’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church staged an evening at Sunnyside the home of Mr and Mrs E H Wescott with about 115 attendees The program showcased Mrs John W Faber Mrs G H Faler Don York Miss Henrice Newell Miss Auguste Menpen hodt and a new male quartet of Frank Cloidt W G Brooks Don York and Jennings Seivers The event supports the Spurlock Hall memorial at the Mothers Jewels home in York and honors longtime Plattemouth residents Mr and Mrs Burwell Spurlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
E. H. Wescott
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Spurlock Hall
Mothers
John W. Faber
G. H. Faler
Don C. York
Henrice Newell
Auguste Menpenhodt
Messrs
Frank Cloidt
W. G. Brooks
Don York
Jennings Seivers
Cases Disposed of in the Eistrige Court Yesterday
The Dell dispatch notes a light docket as naturalization hearings were ongoing with the U S Labor Department. Calvin Chapman vs C R L P railroad shows the defense granted leave to withdraw special appearance and 30 days to plead. George M Thierolf vs Mertle M Thierolf ends in default, with a divorce decree and custody of three minor children. defendant resides in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell
District Court
United States Department of Labor
Calvin Chapman
George M. Thierolf
Mertle M. Thierolf
Cenada
Free Band Concert and Unicycle Act at Miattsmouth
Attend a free Band Concert and Unicycle act Saturday afternoon in Miattsmouth. A free auction of all farm produce brought in is held with the concert starting at 1:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miattsmouth
Steam Cooking Table Installed at Russell's Bar
Lew Russell's saloon features a new steam table for lunch service at any hour. The setup accommodates multiple foods, kept hot and fresh for patrons throughout the day, enhancing the saloon's dining offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell’s
Lew Russell
Russell
Young and Son Visit from Nehawka Renew Subscriptions
L H Young and his son, from near Nehawka, with Parr and wife, stopped in the city while traveling home from the metropolis. Mr Young renewed his Journal subscription and that of his daughter Mrs John Perry of Chin Alberta Canada. He reports Hessian fly damaging wheat in his area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Young
Parr
Nehawka
Metropolis
Platitsmouth Saturday Free Band Concert
Platitsmouth hosts a free band concert and an unraveled act this Saturday with a 1 50 PM start. Attendees are invited to enjoy an pleasant afternoon of music and entertainment.
Carlson headway to Havelock visits daughter at home
Peter Carlson rode the Burlington train early this morning toward Havelock to spend a few days visiting his daughter in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Carlson
Burlington
Havelock
Horning Siblings Travel to Omaha for Day Visit
Ben Horning and his sister Miss Blanche Horning were passengers this morning heading to Omaha to spend the day and handle several business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Horning
Miss Blanche Horning
Omaha
Mrs Mark and relatives visit for business matters
Mr George Mark of near Weeping Water with Mrs Mark and niece Miss Efe Wood and Sterline Hayes of Nehawka spent yesterday here for several hours attending to business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mark
Weeping Water
Efe Wood
Sterline Hayes
Nehawka
Ailments and Remedies In A Medicated Elixir Advertisement
A young man shows tiredness weight loss and poor appetite, urged to use Trimer's American Elixir of Bitter Wine and follow with good meals. The ad touts Tunner's Liniment for chills and Tuiners' products as laxative and tonic with prices and Chicago manufacturer Jos. Triner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
Triner
Ashland Ave
Chicago
Doctor Gorder Resumes Office in Coates Block
John Gorder was among those going to Omaha this morning to handle business affairs. He announces he is again available to patients in the Coates block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coates’ Block
John Gorder
Omaha
Meugey Family Visits City from Union Home
E. J. Meurgey and his wife and son Louis stopped in the city Tuesday for a few hours on their drive from near Union to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Meugey
Louis
City
Union
Nickels Visits Murray En Route to Orasha for Specialist Consultation
Nickels of the vicinity of Murray spent a few hours today en route to Orasha where he will consult a local specialist for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Orasha
Miss Fannie H King Visits Omaha En Route Home
Miss Fannie H King of Jacksonville Illinois visited Omaha for a few hours today while staying with her sister Mrs A W Atwood after traveling on the early Burlington train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie H. King
Jacksonville
Iinois
A. W. Atwood
Omaha
Burlington
Mediation Board Sets Up Arbitration to End Chicago Strike
Chicago officials and union leaders reached a settlement after an all night conference to resume service on the elevated and streetcar lines. Mayor Thompson chaired a mediation panel with two representatives from each side and a neutral chair, credited with ending the forty eight hour strike without violence or arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thompson
Traction Companies
Martial Hymns Questioned by Adjutant at Kit Carson Post
Adjutant J. B. Rastall of the Kit Carson post urged banning prize fighters from using American flags for heirs and called for removing martial spirit from church hymns. He questioned the fit of songs like Soldiers of Christ Arise and A Mighty Fortress Is Our God in Christian worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. B. Rastall
Kit Carson Post
Christ
Bryan Forecasts Global Peace Drive After War Ends
Former secretary Bryan in a statement on The Causeless War says the United States will lead a great peace making opportunity. He calls for an international conference to revise international law to favor peacetime nations over those at war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bryan
United States
Mexican tensions and Pacific fleet sails for Mexican waters
Suon Itezgo June 17 reports the Pacific fleet with three marine companies sails toward Mexican waters to deter threat from the Yaquis. General Carranza has rejected recent peace overtures from the Villa Zapata faction for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suon Itezgo
Cal
Flac Shi Colorado
Pacific Fleet
Carranza
Mexico
Villa Zapata
Suffragists Pay Taxes Under Protest in New York
June 17. Many women suffragists have sent tax payments with protests opposing taxation without representation. They phrase the act as a stand against tyranny and insist on their right to vote before future tax obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grain and Provisions Prices From Chicago Market
Closing prices show Wheat July 1.045 and Sept 1.02. Corn July and Sept at 0.744 and 0.2974. Pork July 17 with Sept 17.424. Lard July 9.4714 and Sept 9.776. Ribs July 10.20 and Sept 10.622. Cash wheat 1.161 to 1.119 percent. No 2 yellow corn 0.???. No 2 white oats 0.4849 to 0.494.
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Chicago
Chicago Live Stock Prices Move With Market Strength
Chicago June 17 live stock receipts total 14 000 with steady native steers at 6 50 to 8 10 per cwt and cows and heifers 3 20 to 8 75. Hogs receipts 25 00 with strong to 6 higher. heavy hogs 6 70 to 7 45 and pigs 7 35 to 7 70. Sheep receipts 5 000 slow. lambs 7 9 75 and springs 7 25 to 10 50.
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Chicago
South Omaha cattle and hog market summaries June 17
Cattle receipts 3,800 with strongbeef steers about 725 monthly range. cows and calves 418. stockers and feeders 925. bulls 525 to 725. calves 810 to 1050. Hog receipts steady with best hogs around 730. Sheep receipts 2,000 down 25 cents. lambs 975. ewes 425.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Omaha
Alvo News Roundup of Lincoln Visits and Local Outings
Lafe Mullen and Mrs. A N Myers made Lincoln trips on Wednesday and Friday respectively. Albert Foreman and Dr Jones of Murdock visited town. Ed Casey and family traveled to Omaha. Numerous residents visited Lincoln, Denver, and nearby towns. several pursuits included teaching, fishing, and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Jones of
Murdock
Ed Casey
Omaha
Flora Boyles
Lincoln
Carl Johnson
Paige
McQuain
George P. Foreman
William Casey
E. L. Uptegrove
Chris Eichmann
Freckle Removal Remedy Promoted by Leading Physician
A prescription for removing freckles claims high success and is sold with a money back guarantee. The remedy uses ethine, with double strength advised for best results, and promises visible improvement after early applications.
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Miss Gertie Beeson
Maha Bachelors’ Club
J. D. Douglass Ari
Shamrocks OF
Fi. W. Knorr
Sixth ST
Gering & Co
H.E. Wescott
York
Eistrige
LH. Young and Son OF
Rear Rehawka Call ON Journal
Platitsmouth
A. Marshall
Djutant
U. S
Ers
Chicago Board of Trade
Sam G. Smith
Neb
ALVO
Lafe Mullen
A. N. Myers
Albert Foreman
H. J. Miller
Miss Etta Miller
Alta Linch
William Wilken
Marie Eichmann
Grandma Wilken
Isola Kennedy
School of the Blind
Bud Grove
Herman Stroemer
Elmer Barrett
Jake Shaffer
South Bend
Grace Thurason
Maxine
University Place
Mr. Thorason
Mr. Ryans
Near Eagle
H. Moore
Ray Lineh
Mee
Orvilla Lineh
Agnes Silverstrand
Hulett, Wyo
Grandma Foreman
Mothers’ Council
Timbiin
G. PP. Forman
Aurel
Kennedy
Foreman
Dayhve Ryan
Greenwood
John Mortey
J. FP
California
Gaightbr
William Wilken, Jr
Moordock
Lewis
C. RR. Jonian
Cruda
Emuma Jordan
Dale Boyles
McCook
Martin Somerville
Denver
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Grace
Bertha Bucknell
Miss Melziva
Mildred White
George Bucknell
Sterling
Christine Rosenow
Elmwood
Will Umland
Eunice
Mr. Scattergood
Mere Laming
Palmyra
Martin Jenkins
Clarence Bucknell
Vera Linch
Mach & Mach
Socre
Bailey & Mach
Omshi
Paxton Block
Tarry —Bee
Omahe
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