Pollock Parmele Suffers Fractured Leg at Ranch
Pollock Parmele returned home last night after a fracture to his right leg sustained yesterday while branding yearlings at the Parmele ranch between Hay Springs and Alliance. A surgeon set the bone in Alliance, then he rode east to Lincoln and back to town with his father C. C. Parmele. Jack Parmele and George Dewey aided at the scene, with others at work elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollock Parmele
Hay
Springs
Alliance
Pollock
Parmele
Burlington
Lincoln
C. C. Parmele
Jack Parmele
George Dewey
Parmele Ranch
Auto Turns Turtle and Kills Arthur Skelton
A fatal auto accident near Elmwood claims the life of Arthur Skelton a young farmer living between Elmwood and Alvo. His car rolled over landing atop him after speeding along a curve three miles north of Elmwood. Earlier the same week a steering failure sent the car into a ditch on the way to Alvo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood
Arthur Skelton
Alvo
Skelton
Berl Biggs Fined Ten Dollars for Disturbing Peace
Berl Bires was fined ten dollars and costs in county court for being drunk and creating a disturbance on Chicago Avenue. The disturbance drew residents to call Chief Barclay, who arrested the man and he appeared before Judge Beeson due to the illness of Police Judge Archer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berl Bires
Chicago Avenue
Barclay
Beeson
Archer
Pleasant Country Home Party Near Mynard
A pleasant time was had at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Vallery near Mynard on Sunday. The gathering included Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Condon and son, Miss Sheehy, Mr. Sheehy, F. S. Richardson and family, Mr. Bednar and family of Omaha, George E. Dovey and family, Miss Edith and Charles Dovey, Byron Armes, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Falter and their nephew Master John P. Falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Vallery
Mynard
R. B. Condon
Miss Sheehy
Mr. Sheehy
F. S. Richardson
Mr. Bednar
Omaha
George E. Dovey
Edith
Charles
Byron Armes
John W. Falter
John P. Falter
Holmberg Family Visit Ties Omaha to Lincoln
Mr and Mrs Iver Holmberg and Mrs Olive Erickson from Duluth Minnesota guests of Carl M Holmberg visit Omaha relatives after attending concerts by the American Union of Swedish Singers at the Auditorium. They plan to return to Omaha for the evening show and will visit Conrad Holmberg in Lincoln on their Nebraska trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iver Holmberg
Olive Erickson
Duluth
Minn
American Union of Swedish Singers
Omaha
Carl M. Holmberg
Carl Holmberg
Mr. Holmberg
Conrad Holmberg
Lincoln
Nebraska
Carriage and Furniture Wagon For Sale
For sale a carriage and furniture wagon viewable at the Parmele livery barn. Owner identified as M. Hild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmele
M. Hild
St Marys Guild Entertained At Kuhns Home
The St Marys Guild met at Mrs J H Kuhns home for a pleasant afternoon. Business covered summer plans to aid the church, followed by dainty refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs T B Bates. Next Wednesday the guild will gather at the rectory for a closing social.
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St. Mary’s Guild
J. H. Kuhns
German Books Arrive at Public Library for Three Month Loan
Thirty German titles received from the state library commission are now ready for circulation at the public library. Books may be retained three months then exchanged. list includes works by Hacklander Beyerlein Eyich Eiffe Schanz Raabe Viebig Schreckenbach and others.
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State Library Commission
Feuerwerker Wortmann
Hacklander
Gesprengte Fesseln
Werner
Jena Oder Sedan
Beyerlein
Heidjers
Eyich
Ebars
Hazard
Eschstruth
Fruchte Deutscher Arbeit
Eiffe
der Hartz
Gunther
Religion and Naturwissenschaft In
Kampf
Pfannkuche
Inge Und Ingraban
Freytag
P. C. Behm
Enking
Ernst
Armer Henner
Skowronnek
Megede
Schlicht
Schimannsgarn
Bonde
Schanz
Burlington Asks Employees to Weigh Strike Vote
Burlington asks trainmen and yard workers to consider before voting on supporting a strike over the eight hour day. A New York conference between railroads and unions ended without agreement. The company says current schedules are ten mile per hour and a twelve and a half mile per hour change at ten hour rates would be unfair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhoods
New York
Burlington Railroad
H. E. Bryam
Young Couple Weds at Court House in Omaha
Yesterday in Omaha at the courthouse Judge Beeson united Walter Houck and Elizabeth Byrne in marriage. The couple, who came down by No 4, obtained a license and were wed in minutes then returned home on the Burlington train.
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Court House
Walter Houck
Elizabeth Byrne
Omaha
Beeson
No. 4
Burlington
Burdock Blood Bitters Marketed For 35 Years At $1
An advertising line promotes Burdock Blood Bitters claiming it treats impure blood and sluggish liver. The product is pitched as a long time market item, priced at one dollar per bottle.
Vaudeville Show at Grand Theater Tonight
The vaudeville attraction scheduled for Airdome last night could not perform due to bad weather but will play at the Grand theater tonight. The company, praised as the city’s best, seeks a full house and offers refined entertainment for both artists and audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airdome
Grand Theater
Plattsmouth
Proprieter of Riley Hotel Back From Democratic National Convention
Z T Sutley of this city returned home after attending the national Democratic convention in St Louis He served as vice president representing South Dakota and heard leaders speak including Colonel Bryan Chairman Glynn and Senators Reed and Stone The event left him pleased with the gathering and its speeches
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. T. Sutley
Sutley
South Dakota
St. Louis
Coonel Bryan
Glynn
James
Missouri
James A. Reed
William J. Stone
Mrs Harry Gochenour Taken To Hospital Today
Mrs Harry Gochenour was taken to Omaha for hospital care after a period of poor health. Doctors may perform an operation as part of her treatment, with hopes for relief and recovery for her and her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gochenour
Omaha
Mrs Egenberger Hosts Kensington for Miss Brandes Guests
Mrs F G Egenberger entertained about twenty young ladies at her Vine street home in a Kensington honoring Misses Sylvia Helen and Effie Brandes from Omaha. The event featured yellow and white decor, sewing, vocal and piano performances, and a three course lunch served by Misses Helen Evenberger Janette Weber and Ellen Belle McDaniel with assistance from Miss Minnie Guthmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Egenberger
Vine Street
Gretchen
Marie Donnelly
Helen Brandes
Helen Evenberger
Janette Weber
Ellen Belle McDaniel
Minnie Guthmann
Taken to Hospital
Harry H. Kuhney left for Columbus Nebraska after a message announcing his daughter Mrs Henry Speck is seriously ill and needs hospital treatment. Speck's condition has deteriorated over weeks and now requires hospital care.
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Harry H. Kuhney
Columbus
Neb
Henry Speck
Plattsmouth reps attend Nebraska builders meeting
The state association of Nebraska building and loan companies closed a two day session in Auburn. Plattsmouth representative E. P. Lutz and Henry J. Goos attended and found the sessions very instructive.
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State Association of Nebraska
Building and Loan Companies
Auburn
E. P. Lutz
Plattsmouth Loan and Building Association
Henry J. Goos
Plattsmouth
Farmer Purchase Brings Murray Man a New Dodge
Harmon Beck, a prosperous farmer near Murray, owns a fine new Dodge bought through local dealer John F. Gorder. He looks forward to enjoying the latest style and design of the automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Beck
Murray
John F. Gorder
George Schantz Improves After Eye Surgery
Mrs George Schantz and Minnie Born report George Schantz improves after an eye operation in Omaha. He is recovering nicely and the procedure seems successful in every aspect. Local friends celebrate the hopeful bedside news and await further updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schantz
Minnie Born
Omaha
Mr. Schantz
Postoffice clerks earn top Nebraska rank at 99.42 grade
The city leads Nebraska towns with a 99.42 grade in postoffice clerk reports from the office of the examiners. The high score reflects efficient work in the local post office and pleases the employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examiners
Nebraska
First War Marriage Recorded in Glenwood County
A National Guard member from Glenwood and his bride were married yesterday at St. Luke's Church by Father W. S. Leete. They obtained a license, planned to keep the ceremony quiet until the soldier leaves for the front, and will soon depart with the couple’s hopes for his safe return.
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Company of National Guard
Glenwood
St. Luke’s Church
W. S. Leete
Nebraska Expert Outlines Profitable Apple Orchards
J. Smith an Nebraska fruit authority urges traders to develop commercial orchards with careful soil prep drainage and pruning. He notes planting 30 ft apart in 16 in holes, annual pruning, intercropping corn and potatoes for six years, and potential yields of four to fifteen bushels per tree by decade mark. Disease risks include twig blight and Illinois canker, treatable if cut out early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Smith
Nebraska
Commercial Club
Omaha
Mr. Smith
Nebraska Experiment Station
State Farm
Lincoln
Smith
Illinois
Finest Vaudeville at Grand theater in Plattsmouth
The Musical McDonalds entertained a large Plattsmouth audience at the Grand theater last evening. The ensemble offered clean refined acts including Getting Murphys Goat and The Boss of the House a witty spoof on feminism. Smith and Lewis impressed with a song and dance routine. Tonight the troupe performs again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonalds
Grand Theater
Murphy’s Goat
Smith and Lewis
Dean's Ointment Advertises Eczema Relief
An old advertisement touts Dean's Ointment for eczema and general skin itching with a price of 50 cents per box. It emphasizes relief from persistent itching with topical application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Ear F. Hassler Returns to Schwabe Drug Store
Hassler returns to Nebraska City to resume his former role at Schwabe drug store after several months in Shelby working at a local drug store. He is described as a clever young man who made friends during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ear F. Hassler
Shelby
Neb
Nebraska City
Schwabe Drug Store
Earl
Mrs John Cory Injured by Electric Washer Wringer
Yesterday afternoon Mrs John Cory severely mashed two fingers on her left hand while using an electric wringer. Articles being washed lodged in the machine and pulled her fingers into the wringer. power was shut off and a physician dressed the injuries.
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John Cory
Cory
Four John Deere binders sale in Plattsmouth Neb
Four new John Deere binders offered at 120 dollars each for ten days only. If unsold, they will be shipped to a wheat country. Save from 30 to 49 dollars. Clyde H Fuller Plattsmouth Neb. Read the want ads in the Journal.
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Clyde H. Fuller
Plattsmouth
Neb
Minner Departs for Mexican Border with Iowa Infantry
Louis Minner leaves his job to join Company I Fifty fifth Iowa infantry in Glenwood. He will accompany the regiment to Des Moines for encampment before deployment to the Mexican border. Mrs. Minner stays in Glenwood with relatives during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Minner
Glenwood
Iowa Infantry
Des Moines
Mrs. Minner
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