Are Incorporated Transportation 68 Forms Elmwood Bus Line
Articles filed with the county clerk and state offices at Lincoln establish a new Elmwood based company to transport freight between Elmwood, Omaha and Lincoln. L F Landhorst J M Neeley and I C C Munger of Elmwood serve as incorporators. The plan includes delivering farm products and heavy stock to city markets with trucks on a regular schedule. Improved highways are needed for success.
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Uss County
Lincoln
Elmwood
Sourroundine
L. Fr. Landhorst
J. M. Neeley
I. C C. Munger
Omaha
Case County
Franks Family Reports Westward Visit Highlights
Mr and Mrs M C Franks and daughter Miss Attra returned from an extended trip in the west. They visited A M Franks and wife in the city old residence, then stayed in Stureis South Dakota and Oakdale Washington where they now live. They also visited George Molen in Snokane Washington and spent time in Bonanza Idaho and Roseman Montana before returning home refreshed.
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Frider’s
M. C. Franks
Miss Attra
Mr Franks
A. M. Franks
J. W. Haney How
Stureis
South Dakota
Oakdale
Washington
Franks
George Molen
Snokane
Bonanza
Idaho
Roseman
Montana
The
Wert
Card of Thanks for Mr. Michael Timmas
The Timmas family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors for illness care death assistance and to Woodmen of the World for their kind administrations. Mrs. Michael Timmas and children extend appreciation for floral offerings and support after the death of their husband and father.
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Michael Timmas
Woodmen of the World
Visiting with Old Time Friends Here
Daisy Archie Adams and wife of Have lock return from Indianapolis Shriner meeting via the east with daughters Mrs. C. D. Leonard and Miss Daisy Adams. They stayed overnight with Edward Martin family. Adams notes he has lived in Have lock since Burlington shops era and has visited Plattsmouth only twice in 25 years.
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Daisy Archie Adams
Havelock
National Shriners
Indianapolis
C. D. Leonard
Daisy Adams
Edward Martin
Adams
Burlington
Plattsmouth
Frank Marler Returns Home After Overseas Service
Frank Marler arrived back in his hometown after over a year in overseas service with the 325th regiment of the 82nd division. He was wounded, discharged from Camp Dodge Des Moines, and is now at his parents home southwest of Murray where friends celebrate his return.
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Overseas Service
Frank Marler
Camp Merritt
Frank
Omaha
Camp Finston
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Abe
Thovuch
Murray
Wesch Sells Repair Shop to Milwaukee Buyer Reichstadt
Adolph Wesch, longtime boot and shoe repairer in Plattsmouth, sold his shop to Herman Reichstadt of Milwaukee yesterday due to health. Reichstadt, well recommended as a citizen and workman, plans to continue the business and serve old and new patrons.
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Adolph Wesch
Herman Reichstadt
Milwaukee
Wis
Wesch
Reichstadt
Plattsmouth
Mr. Wesch
Visiting friends here from Thursday’s Daily
Arthur M. Carr of the 41st regiment arrived on furlough visiting Lu ther F. Pickett at their home. Carr from Hamilton Missouri hopes for discharge soon and return to civilian life after time spent guarding the Burlington bridge and serving as military police at Camp Funston.
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Arthur M. Carr
41St
Ft. Crook
United States
Burlington Bridge
Camp Funston
Luther F. Pickett
Carr
Hamilton Mo
Mr. Carr
Mr. Fickett
Skidmore
Wanted: party to work in west end county
Classified notice seeking a willing person to work with a wagon or horse in the county west end. Describes congenial work, good pay, and no trouble to earn ten dollars per day. Respond to R. T. W. Maynard in Nebraska. 16-2 weeks?
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West End
R. T. W. Maynard
Girls Enjoy Summer Camp Life at Crete Encampment
Plattsmouth girls from Wah-Wah-Tay-See and Toka camps attend the state summer encampment at Crete. The two camps share a cabin and participate in council, sport, and boat handling tests as they seek blue ribbons. Reports mention participants Grace Beeson Catherine Waddick Clara Mae Macrean and others with Miss Sweenie nearby.
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Crete
Wwe
Fue Chase
Ruth Moffet
Mary Margret Walling
Cathwine Wadick
Virginia Breson
Clare Creamer
Alice Pollock
Clara Mae Macrean
Clara Mae
Plattiemouth
Grace Beeson
Catherine Waddick
Mesdames Westover
Gobelman
Murray Bank Accepts Leonard Walling as New Clerk
Leonard Walling, son of Thomas Walling the abstractor, has accepted a position at Murray Bank and departed for Murray to begin banking duties. The Journal notes he is an excellent young man and will likely become a strong employee in the role.
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Daly
Leonard Walling
Thomas Walling
Murray Bank
Leonard
Col M A Bates Improves After Six Weeks Illness
Our Col M A Bates has been confined to bed at home for nearly six weeks and shows improvement though remains largely bedridden. He gains slowly under the intense heat, with hopeful outlook toward further recovery and being up and about in better conditions.
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Col. M. A. Bates
Will Manage Drug Store at Murray
G W McCracken arrives from Cres ton Iowa to take charge of the drug store J J Meier has installed in Murray. McCracken previously worked for Fricke Drugs in this city and Tekamah and spent years selling drugs on the road for a Chicago wholesale house. He is expected to excel in the Murray position.
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G. W. MccCracken
Fricke Drugs Company
Creston
Iowa
Murray
Manate
J. J. Meier
Gansemer
Tekamath
Chicago
No Accident Week to Begin June 22 in Central Western Region
Regional Director Welden launches No Accident Week across central western railroads starting June 22. Safety reports from SAFETY show prior reductions in deaths and injuries, with 205000 workers pledging seven days of careful, injury free work to shield themselves and others.
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Welden
Central Western Region
Téeport
Respionsi
Railroad Administration
Jecome
Central Western
Holden
Chautauqua This Year Plans Underway
The Chautauqua season returns this July 26 to July 31 with the same organizer as last year. Community leaders urge timely formation of committees for advertising and preparations to ensure a successful event. Five weeks remain to organize and promote the program.
Morton of Union Visits County Judge Office
C. F. Morton from Union arrived in the city for a brief stay to handle business at the county judge’s office.
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C. F. Morton
Union
Gradoville Bride United in Detroit Catholic Church
Charles Gradoville Jr. and Miss Isabel Wareine wed in Detroit. the couple and families, including Edward Gradoville and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gradoville Sr., plan nuptial celebrations at the groom’s Havelock home before a move to a furnished bungalow. Gradoville, a Burlington shops machinist, served in the Navy Reserve and recovered from illness.
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Havelock
Burlington
Charles Gradoville, Jr
Edward Gradoville
Charles Gradoville
Detroit
Michigan
Isabel Wareine
Malvern
Iowa
Gradeville
Plattsmouth
Charles Gradeville
Sterling Worth
Flattsmouth
Echonl
Navy
Timmas Funeral Held In Plattsmouth
At the home of the late Michael Timmas the funeral was held this afternoon for a resident of Plattsmouth for over 25 years. Rev. J. H. Steger conducted services and the body was laid to rest in Oak Hill cemetery west of the city. Timmas and wife and their young children moved to Plattsmouth more than a quarter century ago.
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Michael Timmas
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mr. Timmas
J. H. Steger
Plattsmouth
Man
Boarding car moved from Will remove Greerville
The boarding car used for workers in the shops is being removed to Terry Iowa to house members of a construction gang. The war’s end and fewer men to house made its operation unnecessary and the remaining cars will be distributed to suitable points soon.
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Terry
Sioux City
Iowa
Wunetessary
Nebraska City Plans World War Welcome Home Fourth
Nebraska City prepares a large Fourth of July celebration to honor Otoe county veterans recently returned to civilian life. The event features an aeroplane, street exhibits, a ball game, a speech by M. Line, fireworks, a free street dance, and other attractions. Local residents expect a grand, citywide affair with strong attendance from Plattsmouth guests.
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Nebraska City
Otoe County
Furl M.line
Plattemouth
Manspeaker Family Update After Delicate Operation
M. E. Manspeaker visited Kansas City with his wife and daughter-in-law Mrs Harry Manspeaker and stayed for the operation at the hospital. He reports the daughter-in-law progressing as well as could be expected given the circumstances.
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Fridgy's
M. E. Manspeaker
Kansas City
Harry Manspeaker
Brendel Family Plans Indiana Visit
Mrs. B. F. Brendel her son J. F. Brendel and wife of Murray arrived last evening to take a train to Indiana for a three week visit. The Brendels will tour the former family home area while Mrs. Brendel's mother Mrs. A Parr, age over 80 and in good health, remains in Sheridan Indiana.
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B. F. Brendel
J. F. Brendel
Murray
Indiana
Brendels
Uncle Fred Guenther Confined To Home In Northwest City
Uncle Fred Guenther, who has passed his seventh milestone, is reported not feeling well and confined to his bed at home in the northwest section of the city. Officials hope he recovers soon.
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Fred Guenther
New Long Distance Rates in Effect Tonight
Burleson schedule for long distance rates returns to normal tonight after injunctions from Nebraska and others. The plan classifies service into Station-to-Station and Party-to-Party, with day, evening, and night rates. The change aims to stabilize call loads and reduce peak traffic, though revenue may not rise. Central operators stand ready to assist callers.
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Servien
Philadelphia
Nebraska
Lhan
Stock Food Sale Promises New Local Agent
Edward Shehan accepts no position as county representative for stock food company and begins work as hustler. W. E. Gravett district manager reports he is free to focus elsewhere in the district. The proposition is seen as successful due to many farmers needing stock food this season.
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Edward Shehan
W. E. Gravett
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Omahe
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Tosursdsy
GRETE
Wah-Wah
Plattsmonth
Metikomeesh
Miss Sweenie
Isabel Wareing
Greerville
Burleson
Supreme Court
Midniueh
First National Bank
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