Cass County Soldiers Return Home From Overseas
Four Cass county servicemen Clyde Trimble Harold Bryan Alfred Carey and Willie Andrews have arrived from overseas with dispatches from New York confirming their homecoming. The soldiers are linked by family and local ties to Eagle Ashland Mynard and Plattsmouth with mentions of illness and earlier medical setbacks. Families and friends anticipate a joyful reunion as the men prepare to return to civilian life.
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Saturnac
New York
Nebraska
Cass County
Clyde Trimble
Eagle
Harold Bryan
Ashlsnd
W. R. Bryan
Alfred C. Carey
Willie Andrews
Plattsmouth
Mr. Carey
Mynard
Here
Large tract and multiple parcels of fine farm land offered for sale
Listings describe 160 acres Kunzman farm one mile south of Cedar Creek at 250 per acre with easy terms plus two 160 acre tracts near Louisville at 190 and 200 per acre. Other parcels include 40 acres joining Louisville 150 per acre with cash option, 190 acres improved rented for share of crop, pasture rates, 214 miles east of Louisville at 140 price, and 61 % acres near Melia to Gretna with 175 acres of corn land and 60 bushels per acre. Total about 60 000 dollars asking with flexible terms and rental potential.
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Kunzman
Cedar Creek
Louisville
Melia
Gretna
Frank Graham Farm Listings in Nebraska for Sale
Frank Graham advertises multiple Nebraska farms for sale including 97 and 154 acre improved parcels near Springfield close to South Omaha and Ralston with prices 2235 and 2350 and easy terms. Also offers Johnson County farms priced from 125 to 175 with same easy terms and contact details.
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South Omaha
Ralston
P. S—1
Johnson County
F. G
Glenwood Opinion Plant Razed by Fire
A fire at the Glenwood Opinion plant started about four o'clock yesterday evening when a can of gasoline used for cleaning forms exploded. Flames swept through the building, destroying the entire plant and its contents. The loss is total with only a small amount of insurance, not covering the damages.
Plattsmouth Woman Reelects Secretary of P E O
Mrs Wm Baird, recording secretary for the Nebraska P E O chapters, was reelected at the state convention in Lincoln after a productive year. Her reelection honors her capable leadership and service to the organization.
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Wm. Baird
P. E
Lincoln
State Association of P. E
Baird
Takes Out A License For Dealer Bond
A group of young people visited the city with a dealer's license on a car. The chief of police required a ten dollar bond for appearance. This morning the license was secured and the group was released under state instructions.
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J. T. Smarterer
Elks Club Recovers Pool Tables With New Covers
New high grade pool cloths ordered by the house committee are being installed this week. Upholsterer George Tartsch oversees the work to ensure it is done right. The refreshed covers restore the Elks club tables to first class condition.
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The
Elks Club
House Committee
George Tartsch
Reverend McCluskey Returns From Washington Trip
Rev H G McCluskey came home yesterday after attending the national Anti Saloon League convention in Washington DC. He paused in Pennsylvania to visit his boyhood days and returned looking stronger and refreshed from his vacation.
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H. G. McCluskey
East
Anti- Saloon League
Washington, D. C
Rev. McCluskey
Pennsylvania
Lost automobile chain between farm and Herb Certton's
H G Meisinger reports a missing automobile chain located between his farm and Herb Certton's. The notice is brief and seeks information or recovery of the item.
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Herb Certton
My Farm
H. G. Meisinger
Germany Eyes Peace as Ebert Stays, Noske Mueller Battle
Berlin reports say President Ebert will remain temporarily as Noske and Mueller vie for premiership amid Germany’s effort to sign the peace treaty. In Paris the delegation welcomed the political shifts as likely signaling acceptance of terms and possible delay for a referendum.
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Germany
Berlin
Ebert
Scheidemann
Noske
Mueller
Herr Noske
Defense
War Food Bureau
Mann
Baron von Richthofen
Peace Committee
National Assembly
Gustav Noske
Paris
Wilson
Weimar
Hold Telephone Conference Amid Strike Keymen
Chicago reports long distance talks between union leaders and Commercial Telegraphers in Atlantic City during the AFL convention. Officials declined to discuss details but expected early convention action on next strike moves affecting about 25 000 operators plus 40 000 railroad telegraphers. Reports indicate little change in conditions from western strikes.
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Chicago
Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Soldiers seek farms under plan backed by Lane
More than 80,000 soldiers have notified Secretary Lane of their desire to obtain farms under the plan endorsed by him. The program is being considered by the House Public Lands Committee.
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Washington
Lane
House Public Lands Committee
Air Patrol Maintains Mexican Border Security
Regular air patrols along the border in this district are kept by Major Tobin's squadron. Eastern and western flights report no rebel activity near Fort Hancock and Columbus, New Mexico. Villa's main column reportedly moves south with wounded, while Carranza authorities suppress an extra Mexico City edition claiming Carranza's hours are numbered.
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el Paso
Tex
Tobin
Fort Hancock
Columbus
N. M
Erwin
Mexico
Samalayvuca
Juarez
Villa
Samalayuca
Santa Clara Canyon
Carranza
Mexico City
Carrenza
Wanted To Buy Cottonwood Timber In 100M Invoices
Wanted to buy cottonwood timber in blocks of 100M or more. State distance from railroad and facilities for loading and forcing. Interstate Lumber Co Wright Building St. Louis Missouri.
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Interstate Lumber Co
Wright Bldg
St. Louis
Lin
French Prisoners in Germany Exceed Earlier Estimates
Paris reports under secretary of war Leon Ambrami announced more than 60 000 French prisoners were found in Germany, exceeding prior German figures. He said the number of French soldiers in action rises to 714 000.
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Paris
Leon Ambrami
Ministry of War
Germany
Sesing
Agnes Knoflicek Heads to Chicago for Violin Lessons
Miss Agnes Knoflicek departed for Chicago where she will study violin for an extended period. The article notes she already knows much about the instrument and will continue lessons there.
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Agnes Knoflicek
Chicago
Plattsmouth Chautauqua Season Tickets Urged
Community notice urges every resident to purchase a season ticket before Chautauqua begins. It emphasizes personal responsibility and collective readiness, addressing families and individuals to participate.
Cass County proceedings reduce assessment and pensions approved
Cass county board of equalization lowers Edward Donatan last 24 feet of Lot 12, Block 29 Plattsmouth from 11000 to 8700 dollars. June 16 1919 session grants mothers pensions for Esther Heneger Mallie Black Lucy Lile and others and approves various county claims and road fund expenses.
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County Board of Equalization
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Cass County
Julius A. Pitz
C.F. Harris
H. J. Miller
George L. Farley
Geo
Monndauy
Oo F Harris
Geo. L. Farley
Neb
Julius A. Pitt
F. Harris
Farley
Sayles
B. B. Everett
Geo. R. Sayles
C. F. Harris
J. Miller
Beeson
Fanny Dill
Esther Heneger
Mallie Black
Lucy B. Lile
Sneral Fund
Julius . Pitt
Allan J. Beeson
Plattsmouth Water Co
Court House
Maxro Rose Co
Nebr. Gas & Electric Co
County Farm
Edward Doran
Tipton
Weeping Water Republican
Register of Deeds
Franke! Carbon & Ribbon Co
Muenchau & Sack
Pac. Ry. Co
Crozier Bros
Mdse
Glasgo
Elmwood
Echo. Pts
Board of Equalization
Tugote Be
Sralee State Journal Co
Alfen J. Beeson
Hammond Stephens Co
A. L. Marshall
Mack Barger
Isacv B. Lile
Allen J. Beeson
Glenn Fitchhorn
Ira Fitchhorn
D. Fitchhorn
Scouts Well Over The Top In National Drive
New York reports full scope of Boy Scout objectives achieved. Statements from William G. McAdoo, chairman of the National Citizens Committee, James E. West, chief scout executive, and Colin H. Livingston, president of the scout movement, credit success to activities June 5 through 14.
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New York
William G. McAdoo
Citizens” Commantdee
James E. West
Colin H. Livingston
Scout Movement
Pipe of Marshal Foch sells at Paris charity fete
An unknown American paid 2500 for a pipe that Marshal Foch smoked on July 19, the opening day of the last offensive. The pipe was auctioned at a charity fete held at the house of Prince Murat in Paris.
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Paris
Marshal Foch
Prince Murat
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DR. H. C. Leopold
Glenwood Opinion
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Glodo. R. Sayles
T. H. Pollock
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Earl M. Cline
George H. McKay
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