Game Warden Seizes Thirty Pounds Fish From Local Seller
Deputy game warden Frank Williams of Omaha seized thirty pounds of fish from A Childers who offered them for sale at Kunsmann and Ramee market. Complaint to county judge, trial set for Monday. Fish to be frozen for later charity disposal. law aims to protect Nebraska game and fish. Childers likely unaware of the prohibition and should not be punished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Williams
Omaha
A. Childers
Kunsmann & Ramee
Willian
Nebraska
Childers
Piado
New Shade Tree Rhubarb Grows On John Geiser Premises
John Geiser cultivates a rhubarb species as shade tree. He carries a tall stalk with broad leaves as an improvised umbrella. The plant yields a trunk used as pie filling. W D Messersmith has no option on his crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Geiser
John
W. D. Messersmith
Local residents return from Concordia visit
Mrs Willian McCawiey and Mrs T M M Patterson with Mr Sam Patherson and daughter Dorris arrived back from Concordia Kansas where Miss Davis studied. Dorris will live with her grandparents Mr and Mrs McCauley while Mr Patterson leaves tonight for Arapahoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian McCawiey
T. MM. Patterson
Sam Patherson
Dorris
Concordia
Kansas
Miss Davis
Depot
Sam Patterson
Arapahoe
Gordonia
Mesdames McCauley
Patterson
McCauley
Forest Rose flour touted as top grade by dealers
A promotional note urges customers to ask dealers about Forest Rose flour and try a sack to be convinced it is among the best grades. It emphasizes this brand is sold by all dealers.
Boosting for the Plattsmouth Fourth of July
Elmwood visitors led a marketing push for Plattsmouth's Fourth of July celebration. A touring car plastered with a fiery ad drew local attention as the Elmwood booster caravan left town, sparking excitement for a county seal celebration and mutual countywide support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dany
William Dellas Dornier
Dick Beck
John Baird
KF. Baker
Elmwood
Mr. Beck
Riley
Hamed
Dunbar
Platismouth
Plattsmouth
Pattamouth
Eulogies for Judge A N Sullivan Reported
A committee of the Gass County Bar Association chaired by RA B Windham presented resolutions praising the life and character of the late Judge A N Sullivan. Eulogies were pronounced by bar members in the courtroom as the report was read. The resolutions require the clerk to spread them upon the record of the court and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RA. B. Windham
Gass County Bar Association
A. N. Sullivan
Sullivan
Gass County Bar
Foot Injured as Binder Mules Thrust Forward Near Murray
Joe West suffered a severe injury to his right foot while operating a binder pulled by four mules in Bert Jamison’s wheat field, six miles west of Murray. The sickle detached from his ankle as he stepped to clear weeds. Dr. Gilmore and Dr. T. P. Livingston attended to him. West, a single man, is from the area and his mother recently moved to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe West
Joe
Bert Jamison
Murray
Rev Salsbury Receives Doctorate in Kansas
Word reached last Thursday that Rev. J. W. Salsbury was awarded a Doctor of Divinity degree by a Presbyterian college in Wiehland Kansas. He delivered the baccalaureate sermon as part of the graduating class ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Salsbury
Presbyterian College
Wiehland
Kansas
Duncan Brown
Salsbury
Rov Salsbury
Burlington Male Quartet Debuts Under Mrs Mor eau
A new musical group the Burlington Male Quartet formed by Joe Wales Louis Jivan Charles Leighty and D C York under director Mrs Man Mor eau will perform at the Methodist church tomorrow morning for charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Plathemouth
Joe Wales
Louis Jivan
Charles Leighty
D. C
Forest Rose Flour Sacks Sell On Reputation
Advertisers tout Forest Rose flour as among the best grades on the market. Consumers are invited to try a sack to judge its quality for themselves.
Becker Gets Five Years In The Penitentiary
W H Becker convicted of receiving stolen property and fined five years hard labor for a term of five years at the penitentiary. Simon Meirs jailed for robbery from the person. Fred Maines sentenced to three months in jail for assault. Judge Travis overruled Becker’s motion for a new trial with seventy assignments of error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Becker
Simon Meirs
Fred Maines
Travis
Crawford
Becker
Melis
Maines
Harvest mishap ends in runaway binders near Union Ledger note
Reuben Stine bought a new binder Monday and started harvest with his team. A moment later the binders lost control, pulled free, and the horses began the harvest ride without Reuben guiding. They escaped with no serious injuries and the crop was fine despite the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Stine
Reuben
Stine
Union Ledger
Pocketbook Found After Lost Ad Appears
A lost ad in the Journal announced Nettie Johnsons missing pocketbook. Soon after, Jacob Henrich, son of a local restaurant owner, returned the purse to the office. It contained about 8 dollars in cash and papers. An honest finder did the right thing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Nettie Johnson
Main Street
Jacob Henrich
Bird Critchfield Indicted by Chicago Grand Jury
A federal grand jury in Chicago indicted Bird Critchfield of Lincoln on two counts. He faces conspiracy charges involving restraint of trade and blacklisting in relation to the lumber trust and retail dealers. Critchfield previously served multiple terms as county clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lumber Trust
Bird Critchfield
Lincoln
Trilohfeld
Mrs Jacob Knapp Visits Platlinmouth For Weekend
Mrs Jacob Knapp of Gedar Creek spent the day in Platlinmouth with friends and did weekend shopping observe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Knapp
Gedar Creek
Forest Rose Flour Flour Sack Endorsement
A local ad urges shoppers to buy Forest Rose Flour noting a sack of flour is the best on the market and ready for use. The promotion emphasizes quality and value for customers seeking a reliable staple.
Rhoden Visiting Wife After Hospital Procedure
Mr G. F. Rhoden of Murray traveled to Plattsmouth and then to St. Joseph's hospital to see Mrs Rhoden who was operated on Thursday morning. She passed the operation well and was doing nicely. Today marks the fifth day since surgery and friends hold hope for her full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirs. Rhoden
G. FR. Rhoden
Murray
Plattsmouth
Sage Purchases Fine Farm From Andy Graham Estate
James Sage completed a deal this morning to own the 300 acre second bottom farm east of Bethlehem church and on the east side of the Missouri river. The property includes alfalfa fields, other hay land, and a large corn area with a fine crop. Sage will receive this year's crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sage
Andy Graham
Bethleham Church
Missouri River
Sage
Rand Guest Travels From Omaha to Plattsmouth
Mrs. Frank Rand of Omaha visiting Mrs. Charles Beveridge near Murray is a guest of her aunt Mrs. John McNurlin. Mr. McNurlin drove to the Bey ridge home Friday morning and brought Mrs. Rand to Plattsmouth on a record run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rand
Omaha
Charles Beveridge
Murray
John McNurlin
McNurlin
Beyridge
Rand
Plattsmouth
Denson Youth Severely Ill After Party Incident
Roy Denson the third son of Mr and Mrs Fred Denson fell ill after a party at the Ploeger home. He was moved to Mrs August Hess’s residence where Dr Cummins treated him. Despite persistent care his condition remained grave today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ploeger
Roy Denson
Fred Denson
August Hess
Cummins
Meisinger visits Plattsmouth. renews Journal subscription
George Meisinger from near Mynard visited Plattsmouth yesterday to attend to business and renew his Journal subscription. He reports Mrs. Meisinger is improving slowly after a cow kick injury ten weeks ago. Freddie Weidman of Plainview arrived for a short family visit, and Fred Ebinger will bring home a new automobile Sunday evening with Mrs. Ebinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Meisinger
Mynard
Journal
Meisinger
Freddie Weidman
Plainview
Neb
George Weidman
Fred Ebinger
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Gordon Silk
Gordon Lisle
Gordon Cotton
E.G. Dov
Hall Tanen
Besson
Rae
Platts
The
Daily Journal
Bert Damison
Rev. Salsbury
New Musical Organization
William Becker
Meirs
Forest
Herman Greeder
U. S. Department Agriculture
Nebraska State
White, Plattsmouth
Co. E. Wescott’s Sons
Roy Denson Very III
Ani
August Gorder
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