Bellevue Gilmore Game Ends In Close 9-7 Clash
Bellevue Athletic Club edges Gilmore 9 to 7 after a seesaw contest. Chip Bressman stars Bellevue with two triples. Karl Langheine adds key catches. Bressman and Simonds pace three base hits. Hindman and Pavelka contribute multiple hits.
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Bates Book Store Fireworks Sale Display
Fireworks are now on display at Bates Book Store with complete stock visible for customers.
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Fred Engel Celebrates 46 Years as Traveling Salesman
Fred Engel, longtime traveling salesman for McCord Brady, marks forty six years on the road in eastern Nebraska and western Iowa. He will turn 77 on September 1 and remains active, punctual, and well respected among Plattsmouth merchants and the local business community.
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Pershing Lands at Cherbourg with Allied Veterans
Gen John J Pershing commander of the American expeditionary force arrived in Cherbourg aboard the Leviathan. He received a cordial welcome and spoke of the strength of comradeship among allied veterans in his reply to the greeting.
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Locals Rout Springfield in 13-3 Plattsmouth Baseball Win
Plattsmouth battered Springfield to seize Sarpy-Cass county league leadership with a 13 to 3 win Sunday. Swanson fired a steady nine innings while Newman and KlauSchie led the attack with multiple hits and four Springfield hurlers were knocked from the mound.
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Klauschie
Newman
Glassman
Herold
Timmerman
Sorenson
Fireworks Sale At Bates Book Store Attracts Crowds
Local Bates Book Store advertises a wide fireworks inventory including roman candles sky rockets sparklers torpedos fire crackers pistols caps and related items drawing shoppers ahead of the holiday season.
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Bates Book Store
Mrs Livingston Improving After Denver Appendicitis Surgery
Reports from Denver Colorado state Mrs T P Livingston of this city is recovering well after a severe appendicitis attack. She underwent operation at St Luke's hospital soon after arrival and the surgery proved successful relieving her suffering. The operation was performed before Dr Livingston reached Denver.
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Religion as an Aid to Members of Weaker Sex
Chicago June 22 The Eucharistic congress speaker United States Senator Joseph E. Ransdell Louisiana praised Christianity for elevating women citing that Christ’s devotion to Mary elevated womanhood and that merit raises women socially. He cited figures such as Marshal Foch and Admiral Benson among religiously devout leaders as examples. He noted Notre Dame football’s 1924 national title as a worldly success linked to faith.
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State Senate to Meet in Second Court Room at Capitol
Lincoln capitol commission reveals a temporary home for the state senate in the second court room of section two. The senate will meet on the west side of the corridor near the main court room as construction progresses and the house moves to a new representative hall.
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Crow chief Plenty Coos Sensed Call of Great Spirit in June
Helena Mont June 22 An aging Crow leader Plenty Coos famed for fifty coups and role at Crook era recalls the call of the Great Spirit. The long lived chief, 78, plans one more public appearance at the Little Big Horn semicentennial on June 24 1926. He helped Crook at Rosebud and saved Crook from Custer’s fate, yet devoted to farming cattle business and Catholic faith.
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Western Nebraska streams stocked with rainbow trout
Ten thousand rainbow trout were planted in streams of this section in the last few days by the Izsak Walton league of Scottsbluff. The distribution runs from Scottsbluff to Sidney and the fish came from the Benkelman hatcheries.
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Trout distribution by Bayard Izaak Walton league partners
Bayard Izaak Walton league chapter with the state department of agriculture distributed 1000 rainbow and brook trout in nearby streams on Thursday.
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Service Then and Now in Local Mailer Ad Headlines
An old time advertisement touts superior telephone and delivery service with two phone lines No. 4 and No. 5. It promotes Fern dell Brand groceries and top grade meats including baby beef veal pork chicken and hens.
Wallace Bread Promotes Natural Weight Reduction Plan
Advertisement claims Wallace Bread nourishes with no drugs and suggests eating six slices daily, starting each meal, to reduce weight. Also notes availability of picnic supplies in the city.
Hold Fine Meeting of Business and Professional Women's Club
Members gathered at home for the closing meeting of the club year entertaining twenty invited guests. Miss Marie E B Kaufmann recapped Camp Brewster weekend with guests from Plattsmouth Wahoo Fremont Council Bluffs Lincoln.
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Rocky Road Ahead for Waterways Bill Passages
Washington June 22 A rocky path develops for the rivers and harbors bill as the Commerce Committee advances the Missouri river improvement and Cape Cod canal purchase provisions with changes. Senators from Great Lakes states and Nebraska oppose the canal buy and bond interest terms while Missouri river funding is tweaked to a six foot channel plan between Kansas City and Sioux City.
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Crossing safety logic sparks outcry in Albany Herald-Democrat
The Albany Herald-Democrat argues for stop streets at all highway intersections to prevent crashes like a baby’s death last Sunday. It questions railroad practices, praises signals and locked switches, and notes Southern Pacific suits against motorists.
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Fireworks and lawn displays at Bates Book Store
Sparklers and lawn displays promoted at Bates Book Store with emphasis on fireworks line. Ladies Toggery highlights attractive prices on apparel.
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Omaha newspaperman Eugene Mayfield to complete fifty years
Omaha journalist Eugene C. Mayfield will mark half a century of newspaper service this month. His long career as reporter and feature writer is celebrated as a life’s work spanning many dramatic, varied experiences.
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Mayfield the Old School Reporter Heads Westward
Long career chronicled for Mr. Mayfield, a veteran Omaha World-Herald reporter and editor. He recalls dangerous stakeouts, chases, jailbreaks, and scoops from Nebraska and Iowa, including Eddie Cudahy’s kidnapping and early papers like the Observer and Hawkeye.
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Cass County Maps Offered At 500 Each
Cass county maps showing every man’s farm will be closed out at 500 dollars each. Call at the Journal office to obtain one now.
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