Locals Triumph in Close Plattsmouth Fort Crook Clash
Plattsmouth held Fort Crook 6 to 5 in a tense Interstate league thriller. Eaton earned the win over Harvey as Krejer homered and Newman starred in defense for Plattsmouth in a game marked by ragged play and late heroics.
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Plattsmouth
Fort Crook
Eaton
Nick Harvey
Joe Kreifer
Fort Creek
Herbert Shirley
Hans Newman
Distell
Newman
Mr. Distell
Conyers
Harvey
Linksavare
Hans Newman Teuton
Joe Krejci
Ball Park
Turley
Poppe
Wall
Linksavage
Erickson
McCarty
Svoboda
Gansemer
Ernest Trumble
Spidell
Platts
Joe Krejer
Center Garden
Ft. Crook
Krejer
Trumble
O'Donnell
O' Eaton
Cross
Death of Mrs. John T. Baird in Plattsmouth
Mrs. John T. Baird dies at home on Marble Street after fifty three years in Plattsmouth. Born Maria G. Wood in New Orleans March 17 1846 she married Rev John Taylor Baird in Brownville Nebraska on September 16 1875 and moved here to lead the Presbyterian church. Survived by four children William N. Baird Salida Colorado Mrs George L Farley Caroline Baird and Estelle Baird and three grandchildren Edith Helen Florence.
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Marble Street
John T. Baird
Nebraska
Maria G. Wood
New Orleans
Louisiana
P. W. Wood
Southland
Brownville
John Taylor Baird
Baird
Plattsmouth
Presbyterian Church
F. A. Jones
Edith
Helen Farley
Florence Baird Jones
Longest Day Marks Start of Summer Season
The article notes the longest day of the year and the first day of summer with bright sun and rising temperatures. It highlights expectations of a bumper corn crop in the western region and contrasts farmer relief concerns with abundant harvest prospects.
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West
Joshua Clark Dies After Illness Reaches Carlton
Simon Clark and sister Mrs. J J Schneider traveled from Cedar Creek to Grand Island to be with their brother Joshua Clark as his illness worsened. He died Wednesday evening and his funeral is set for today in Carlton Nebraska, his former home.
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Simon Clark
Grand Island
J. J. Schneider
Cedar Creek
Joshua Clark
Carlton
Nebraska
Clark
Showing Improvement Philip Fornoff Undergoes Treatment
Philip Fornoff a well known resident of this county has shown improvement during a month long stay at Immanuel hospital Omaha. He remains ill and will stay at the hospital for an indefinite period while recuperating from a long illness and undergoing treatment.
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Philip Fornoff
County
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Altho
Farm Hand Fires At Family Near Cullom
Joe Auhstral, a German farm worker, shot at Fritz Siemoneit and family late at night injuring Mrs Siemoneit. The attacker fled but was captured as dawn broke. he claimed to have taken poison but survived. Mrs Siemoneit hospitalized in Omaha with neck and arm wounds. Siemoneit escaped unharmed. investigation by Sheriff Reed and deputies continues with possible motive linked to robbery and money from cattle sale.
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Danny
Fritz Siemoneit
Cullom
Joe Auhstral
Siemoneit
Helflicker
Joe Auhistral
Germany
Seimoneit
Otto Petereit
Livingston
Omaha
Siemeneit
Mr. Siemoneit
Auhistral
Platte River
Posse
Auhlistafal
Reed
Young
Auhlstral
W. G. Kieck
Arrested in Greenwood On Charge of Intoxication
Four Omaha residents identified as Ed Panburn Joe Quinlin John Rowe and A F McClanha faced county court on intoxication charges in Greenwood. Three pleaded guilty while driver McClanha contested intoxication. Judge fined all $25 plus costs for offense against the peace and dignity of Nebraska.
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Omaha
Ed Panburn
Joe Quinlin
John Rowe
A. F. McClanha
W. G. Kieck
Lincoln
Greenwood
Marshal Trunkenboltz
McClanha
Nebraska
Nave returns from Crete to visit son in city
Herman Nave of the biological survey Washington D C has returned home from Crete Nebraska where he did work for his department and is now visiting at the home of his son C H Nave here.
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Herman Nave
The
Biological Survey
Washington, D. C
Crete
Nebraska
C. H. Nave
Convention selects Greenwood for 1929 Legion gathering
The First District American Legion convention in Nebraska City concluded with Greenwood chosen as the 1929 host. Plattsmouth Post and Lincoln Post backed Greenwood's bid after lively debate, honoring past hospitality and the district’s tradition of warm welcome.
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Greenwood
Lincoln
Plattsmouth
George Bucknell
Cass County
Phil Hall
First District Legionnaires
Merchant Advertises Goods Year Round Without Slack
A business notices steady sales as a merchant maintains year round advertising and no slack period for customers seeking goods. The message highlights consistent marketing across all seasons.
Heavy hail storm damages crops in Cass county field areas
A severe hail storm struck the Dalivy area near South Bend on Friday afternoon damaging corn crops gardens and fruit. Intense rain followed washing away large portions of the Cass county territory before reaching Plattemouth and nearby regions.
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South Bend
Cass County
Plattemouth
Wescott Accepts Fine Position With National Safety Council
Mason Wescott son of Mr and Mrs C C Wescott of this city has accepted a permanent Chicago based role with the National Safety Council. The Northwestern University graduate becomes a statistician for the council, aiding in safety campaigns nationwide and in developing uniform traffic regulations for states counties and cities.
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Mason Wescott
C. Wescott
Northwestern University
Chicago
Wescott
National Safety Council
the Safety Council
The
Safety Council
Pow Wow Announced by Chamber of Commerce
The chamber of commerce announces another Pow-Wow to be held at the public Library auditorium on Friday evening June 29. President Wescott urges broad citizen participation for idea exchange and community benefit. Reserve the evening of Friday July 29 for Pow-Wow night and attend in person.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wescott
Public Library
Miss Helen Otterstein Improves After Hospital Treatment
Reports say Miss Helen Otterstein of this city is doing nicely after a lengthy stay at St. Joseph hospital in Omaha. She will require more time in care but is expected to gain permanent relief and resume her normal activities in a few weeks.
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Helen Otterstein
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
Local League Schedule Flags Fort Omaha Plattsmouth Meetings
Multiple teams including Co. Bluffs N O A C Knights of Columbus Vinton Athletic Club Missouri Valley Malvern Fort Crook Plattsmouth clash across July and August with dates and venues shown in a compact schedule.
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Missouri Valley
Vinton Athl. Club
Malvern
Knights of Columbus
Plattsmouth
Co. Bluffs
Fort Crook
Vinton Athl Club
Fort Omahe
Vinton Athhl Club
Fort Omaha
Koaichts of
Columbus
Vinton Ath Club
Plattemouth
Knights of Columbus Vs. Co. Bluffs
Vinton Athi
Club
For Quick Sale Five Room House in Good Condition
Five room house well located in good condition for sale at 462 dollars. Call A. L. Tidd at phone 427.
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A. L. Tidd
Cell No 6 With Your Order For Job Printing
A brief item notes that cell number 6 is assigned for processing an order for job printing. The notice indicates a procedural cue within the press room. The source emphasizes assignment rather than description of the printing job.
John M. Vondran Dies After Illness in City
John Marcus Vondran longtime city resident and Burlington foreman died peacefully at home after a recent heart condition and flu related weakness. He was born April 25 1853 in Sandusky Ohio moved to Nebraska in 1881 lived in Cairo Illinois then Plattsmouth and served as city councilman. He is survived by his wife Ellen and daughter, with several siblings. Funeral services set for Monday at St John’s Catholic Church.
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Thureday
Nebraska City
Leston- Haires
Plattsmouth Post
14Th Street
Central Avenue
Roy Holly
Imperial Landeau
Plattsmouth
Department
Lincoln Drum and Bugle Corps
Brown's Park
Nebraska City Legion Auxiliary
John Curtis
Lloyd Densmore
Cain
Washington
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
Nebraska
Legion
Humboldt
A. L. Misagadis
Talmage
Otoe County
Humboldt, Humboldt
Flest
Mike Petete
Lincoln Post
Executive Committee
John M. Vondran
Vondran
John Marcus Vondran
John and
Rose Vondran
Sandusky City
Ohio
Tiffin
Burlington
Cairo
Illinois
Ellen Stokes Mockler
Plattamouth
Pacific Junction
Denver
Vyondran
9Th and
Pearl Streets
St. John’s Catholic Church
Ellen Vondran
John J. Cloidt
Charles Vondran
Joseph Vondrans
New Washington
Michael Vondran
Fort Warne
Indiana
Catherine Kintz
Decatur
Clara Nause
Meridian
Mississippi
Birthday celebration for Jacqueline Grossman at home
Yesterday marked Jacqueline Grossman's ninth birthday with about fifteen classmates visiting her West Marble Street home. The children played many games, enjoyed refreshments, and the guest of honor received numerous gifts to remember the joyful occasion.
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Jacqueline Grossman
West Marble Street
Grassman
Shining Up Business House
The exterior of cigar store owner Dave Wallengren is being redecorated in light tan and red. Interior changes are planned to create a real place of business. Wallengren, mayor of East Plattsmouth, says his district is up and coming and invites others to inspect the Fourth Street to riverfront area.
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Dave Wallengren
Walleengren
Wallengren
East Plattsmouth
Fourth Street
River Front
Want Ad Inquiry Prompts Local Sell Signals
Reader asks if there is anything to sell and suggests using the Journal's Want Ad department to reach the public with sales notices. This brief invites advertisers to place ads and promote items available for purchase.
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The
Journal
Want Ad Department
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Epicell
P Se McCarthy
Rf Swoboda
Crook
Atirk
H Po Ling Savage
Smith
Robin
Cherry
Turley, Poppe
Rive
Farm Hand
Joe Auhlstral
Thomas Walling Company
Plattenmouth
John Vondran
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