Local visitors flood Plattsmouth in quiet Friday roundups
Local page reports numerous residents and visitors from Murray Old Rock Bluffs Mynard South Bend and surrounding areas stopping in Plattsmouth for business and to attend funerals. Notable names include Wm Wohlforth Lee Kniss Mrs Gust Splitt and Mrs August Splitt plus many others visiting from Murray Cedar Creek Rock Bluffs and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Wohlforth
Sty
Mynard
Wm. Leddy
Gust Splitt
South Bend
R. H. Fitch
Murray
August Splitt
Local Resident Ambrose Smith Plans Lincoln Visit Before Madison County Service
Ambrose Smith, longtime associate of Grover Will, has left his southwest Mynard home to visit Lincoln briefly before proceeding to Madison County, where he registered last year and will soon enter military service. He was described as in good spirits and the picture referenced as a colored centerpiece decorated the table.
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Ambrose Smith
Mynard
Grover Will
Lincoln
Madison County
Boys Off for Lincoln Today
The group formed at the court house for roll call and a send off to Lincoln with Commander Claude A. Stillinger directing two squads. They reported at 7 16 for training, while a large crowd gathered at Burlington station for farewells. Names listed include George N. Halmas, Alexander Hardy, John B.R. Meller, Leland S. Briges, Fred C. Stall, Emil Eurlander, J. Leonard Meisinger, Albert J. Wargu, Edward G. We. Matismouth, James Liepert, Lew A. Stanton, Gay L. Clements and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Court House
Rell
Claude A. Stillinger
Navy
George N. Halmas
Edward Ofe
Burlington
Muet
Akilled Les
Greenwood
Alexander Hardy
Weeping Water
John BR. Meller
Wn Meacham
Tennisville
Leland
Briges
Sa. Dak
Fred C. Stall Grant
Nebraska
Emilif
Eurlander
Union
J. Leonard Meisinger
Plattsmouth
Albert J. Wargu
Plattemouth
Edward G.we
Matismouth
James Liepert
Plattemonthn
Plattfismoath
Lew A. Stanton
Gay L. Clements
Einiwoord
Mrs Wiles Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Thomas Wiles returns home to Kirksville Missouri after a weeks long hospital stay for stomach trouble and surgery. Her husband Mr. Wiles traveled from Albia to meet her en route and they arrived together yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wiles
Kirksville
Wiles
Albia
Navy enlistment denied due to age waiver request
George McDaniel, who has been in Omaha for two days seeking enlistment as a navy blacksmith, was refused entry pending a waiver, since his age exceeds the permissible limit. He signed a waiver and remains unavailable for enlistment until approval is received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McDaniel
Omaha
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Plattsmouth Resident
Jonathan Hatt of 414 Main St Plattsmouth testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills aiding backache kidney ailments. He first endorsed them April 10 1912 and reaffirmed February 22 1916 stating they cure kidney trouble quickly. Sold by Edward Rynott & Co Drug Store at price. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Novene
Plattemouth
Plattsmouth
Jonathan Hatt
Main St
Doan
Edward Rynott & Co
Mr. Hatt
Return from the East on a Saturday trip
Robert B P Windham returned from a trip to the East visiting Michigan and Chicago. He observed Navy station drilling and met Duxbury Bars and Clarence Beal who described the work and he noted the workers in navy uniforms. The group enjoyed Windham's return and watched the drill before the sightseers moved on.
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Robert BP
Windham
Michican
Chicago
Navy Station
Duxbury
Clarence Beal
Mr. Windham
Having Machinery McCormick and Deering Mowers and Rakes
John F. Gorder of Plattsmouth Nebraska advertises a full line of repairs for McCormick and Deering mowers and rakes and related equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick and Deering
Same
John F. Gorder
Plattsmouth, Neb
Briggs Leaves Winner for Lincoln Training at State University
Lelagd S S Briggs arrives on the Burlington line from Winner South Dakota where he resided the past year and worked at Mortensen Burkhard garage earning up to twenty dollars weekly. He will join his wife Mrs Briggs in Winner while he enters training at the state university in Lincoln. Their earnings had reached about two hundred dollars per month at the time of departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stander
Louisville
Plattsmouth
Omaha
Ray Elleze
Bach Farm
Burlington Station
Bach
C. A. Bergreen
Ralph Twiss
John Johnson
Bergreen
Joe Wrabbits
Murray
Mesames Herron
Renner
Robert K. Newell
South Bend
Newell
Burlington
Lelagd
Local Worker Leaves Business for Lincoln Training
The passage notes a woman leaving private business to accept a position as bookkeeper and Mr. Briggs resigning for two months of intensive training at Lincoln. It frames the sacrifice as necessary to sustain the liberty of the world.
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Briggs
Lincoln
Boy Burned Eye by Firecracker Incident
June Rummerfield's young son suffered a serious eye burn when a firecracker exploded near his eye. The mother removed burnt powder and he was taken to a doctor for treatment and lotion to reduce the inflammation.
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June Rummerfield
Joseph R. Rummerfield
June
Wall leaves Electric Light to join Winner lighting firm
A report states A PF Wall former manager of the Electric Light Company at Union has joined the Winner Fleetric lighting company at Winner South Dakota. The writer notes he and his wife are presently there and mentions Mr Hull accepted a position weeks ago.
Old Soldier Celebrates His 77th Birthday
From Thuredov's Trailer yesterday Mr. Ili Karnes celebrated his birthday in poor health but with joy. A small gathering of friends visited while a Hue Christian church male quartet sang several selections. Karnes enjoyed old music and ice cream provided by Mrs. Murray, with plans for more celebrations next week.
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Thuredov
Ili Karnes
Merehbors Collert
Funeral services held for Mrs Minnie Split
Funeral conducted Friday at St Pauls Evangelical Church by Rev J H Steger for Mrs Minnie Split who died suddenly at her home in the south part of the city. She lived in the area many years and was remembered for good deeds. Remains interred at Oak Hill Cemetery as the Ansel Gabriel awaits the trumpet.
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St. Pauls Evangelical Church
J. H. Steger
Minnie Split
Alts Splitt
Oak Till
Ansel Gabriel
Petition filed to probate Goebel will in county court
A petition was filed yesterday in county court to probate the will of the late Charles Goebel. His estate is valued at about fifty thousand dollars. Goebel died about a month ago, formerly lived south of Lewisville, and owned a large farm known for breeding high quality hogs.
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Charles Goebel
Car Arrival Delayed as Agent Struggles in Minneapolis
Wansley the Chevrolet agent reports a delayed arrival of a new car from Minneapolis. The hiccup centers on transportation and scheduling while local buyers await the vehicle's delivery and dealers reassess delivery timelines.
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Minneapolis
Wansley
Chevrolet
Carowner's Minneapolis trip to fetch new Chevrolet for sale
A car dealer traveled to Minneapolis to obtain a new Chevrolet with a powerful cylinder. He drove to Blue Earth and Ft. Dodge, then Danlan and back, about 375 miles from the starting point. He reports strong demand and plans to return soon to drive more cars through the region.
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Minneapolis
Blue Earth
Minn
Ft. Dodge
Robert Windham Jr
Danlan
Iowa
Grand Island Business College Promises Guaranteed Jobs
The Grand Island Business College claims a 30 year leadership in business education and guarantees positions for graduates. It advertises immediate service with good salaries and invites readers to request a free catalogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island Business College
Grand Island
Neithr
Social Workers Flower Club Postponed for Illness
Due to illness in the Arthur Sullivan family the Social Workers Flower Club meeting scheduled for Wednesday afternoon has been postponed to Wednesday July 17th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sullivan
Social Workers Flower Club
Wilson Pledges More Troops to Victory in France
President Wilson replies to President Poincare on the anniversary of the first American landings in Europe. The message vows to send men and materials to France until any temporary inequality of force is overcome and victory ensures lasting peace and justice.
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Washington
United States
France
Wilson Lodly
Poincare
Europe
State Department
Ecur
General Pershing
Bhik
Rand McNally War Maps For Sale At Journal Office
War maps by Rand McNally offered for sale at the Journal office. Readers may view a sample collection, with prices and sizes available in the display room.
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Journal
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Enoch Morgan's Sons CO
Supolio
William Puls
Lee Kniss
Wim. Sherra
Old Rock Bluffs
Frank Grant
Minnie Splitt
Mark White
Rock Bluffs
George W. Snyder
Gome
Louieville
West
Orcapolis
J. W. Sage
Fine Bluffs
Wyoming
Joseph Campbell
Gust Split
Felix Siezkowski
Avcust Splits
Mrs. Leddy
EB. BE. Shoeman
Lauksville
Airs George Richards
Chester Welsheimer
Kansas
Camp Funston
Joseph H. Smith
Mr. Smith
Missouri
Cooper
Anton FT. Koubek
Koubek
Cood
Clara Haddon
City
W. W. Heil
John Kaffenberger, Jr
Cedar Creek
Ray Chrisweisser
Near Murray
James W. Burnie
J. P. Keil
A. E. Smith
Neer Rock Ginns
Lew Crabtree
Martsmouth
Glen Boedeker
Bank of Murray
W. 5S
Latta
Whit Spoorer
Platstouth
George Park
Lathine
Janes M. Teozarden
1St Splitt
C. Sutton
LaFlatte
Thomas McCaullock
Edward
Taoking
A. N. Long
Guy
Seauth Head
Charles Campbell
Campbell
Longs
Helen Gates
Birs
Tra Bates
Marjorie Hates
Lennon Bates
Rock Bhalls
Wm. Leddy, Jr
South Dend
Mr. Leddy
Edward Ripple
Eddie Ripple
Henry Johnson
Mvnarch
George W. Shrader
John L. Smith
Nehawke
Robert Good
Sam Goodman
Menard
Rose Prohaska
Wahoo
Walter Bevers
W. F. Gillespie
Herman Smith
Nehawka
J. S. Hall
Philip Horn
Newell Roberts
Robert H. Newell
C. F. Harris
Nicholas Haimas
Miss Siaska
Halmas
Cass County
Mrs. Wiles
Winner
Old Sold'er
Oak Hill
Fifth Avenue
Platttsmouth
Paris
New York
Virginia Care
Dresels
Toggery
Fred P. Busch
Virginia Dare
Social Workers Club
Wilson
C. E. Wescott
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