Plattsmouth Daily Roundup of Local Visits and Movements
Residents from Cedar Creek Louisville and Weeping Water visit Plattsmouth for business and social reasons. Traders and workers traverse Omaha Lincoln and Imperial areas with roads varying after recent rains while several locals change jobs or move homes. 1,000 lbs Swifts Premium Hams advertised by Soennichsen's complete the day’s notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Phillip Heil
Zella
Laura Englekemeyer
Cedar Creek
Omaha
Metropolis
Father Higgins
Manley
Plattsmouth
Father M. A. Shine
Soennichsen
Cook Departs for Malmo for Short Visit
From Monday's Duty W. FP. Cook left this afternoon for Malmo where he will be the guest for a few days at the local hostelries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
Lee J. Mayfield
Louisville
Journal
Frank Boedeker
Nehawka
Earl Babbitt
Elmwood
A. D. Zaar
Burdette Briggs
Cullom
C. BE. Hitt
Harley Cecil
C. E. Wescott Son
Harley
W. FP. Cook
Malmo
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Bon Ion
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Massachusetts
United States
Washington
Fred P. Busch
America
Cass County
Sya
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Yee
Worcester, Massachusetts
Losal News
Attorney Armstrong
Peru
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John Theriolf
Paul Winscott
John Spangler
Spangler
Frank D. Hill
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J. C. Blanchard
G. L. Blanchard
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Los Angeles
Enid
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Wm. Brinkman
Nebraska City
Missouri Pacific Railway
Don H. Siever
Wallace Hunter
Bryan Snyder
Imperial
Glen Perry
Murray
John Kaffenberger, Jr
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Robert McCleary
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H. J. Miller
Louis Cole
Weeping Water
Roy Cole
Walter Sans East
Frank R. Gobelman
C. L. Pitman
Ward Pitman
W. D. Glock
George Wall
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M. E. Smith Manufacturing Company
L. A. Snipes
Dora Meisinger
Phillip Meisinger
P. A. Horn
Federal Farm Loan Board
Chas. C. Parmele
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the Bank of
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