City Dads Handle Key Civic Matters At Council
The Caithral city council reviewed street improvements on Marin and Seventh, ordered permanent sidewalks on Marble Hill and Ninth streets, and urged quick repairs to a hydrant. New park commission books were discussed as 485 remained in park funds. New commissioners were sworn in, salaries approved, and a major sewer extension fund created.
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Caithral
Lower
Marin Street
Counmeil
Mamama Pliehey
Third and
Main
Newell
Hallstrom
K.J. Tichey
W. H
Bajeck
Martin
Ninth Street
A. F. Braun
Chak
Vwhird
Wis
Old Park Commission
Park Fund
White
Yeas
Patterson
Streicht
Tajeck
Bester
Lushinsky
Shea
Nays
Battery
Johnson
Harris
Messrs
J.P. Faler
William Ballance and
FE. Martin
Peters & Richards
Rock Street
Chicago Avenue
Smith & Son
Claus Deeps
I. N. Cummingss
FT. F. Nemetz
George Jacks
Walter Thrumphelm
Same
Albert Jones
Charles McBride
Alvin Jones
S. G. Stone
Mural Parmele
D John Swansen
Aoa
W. A. Tompkins
W. FB. Rishel
Bestor
North Sixth
Rayer
Tidd
Lincoln Telephone and
Plattsmouth Water Companies
Nebraska Lighteye Company
Washington
Chicagoo
Pearl Streets
Johnson and
Elmont Preston and Ben Olive Visit From Weeping Water
Elmont Preston and Ben Olive arrived from Weeping Water last night to spend a few hours with friends, stopping in as guests of Mr. Preston.
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Elmont Preston
Ben Olive
Mr. Preston
Manfield Bunker Shot In Donat Saloon Row
Intense crowds crowded the jail as George Barr faced the shooting of Mansfield Bunker by Barr during a river trip dispute. Authorities described a fatal exchange after Barr resisted arrest by Chief Rainey and Officer Neumann. coroner’s inquest set to determine cause of death.
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Barr
Rainey
Manfield Bunker
O'Brien
George Barr
Raines
Ricardson
Strussling
Neumann
Richardson
Burlington
Omcer Neumann
Chief Rainey
Young O'Brien
J. P. Fuller
George Born
William Starkjohn
George L. Farley
J. C. Linderman
Asbury Jacks
District Court Room
District Court
Surevans
Bedy
Hainer
Freyd Richardson
Donat
Harr
Cote
Newmann
Young Bunker
Bunker
Ueily
Albert Low
Mansfield Bunker
George Barre
Sherif Cntinton
Onmha
Douglas Coounty
W. J. O Brien
Mrs. O Brien
Mrs Fight Hosts Luncheon for Mrs W D Higgins of Manley
Mrs Fight entertained at her Pearl Street home with a luncheon honoring Mrs W D Higgins of Manley who was visiting in the city. Assisting hostesses included Mrs Thomas Sullivan of Omaha and Misses Hallahan Guthmann and Murphy. guests listed from local families.
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Mrs. Fight
W. D. Higgins
Manley
Join Ficht
Ficht
W. LD. Wiggins
Visillnge
Margaret Hallahan
Minnie Guthmann
May Murphy
Splendid Gads County Family Holds Reunion
From Wednesday's Daily the Cook family reunion gathered at the KitzeI farm near Alvo. Prominent county family members attended a long day of meals, music, and visiting with Mrs. A. J. Reeson of Plattsmouth giving a reading.
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William Kitzel
Alvo
Cook
Crewe
Kitve
A. J. Reeson
Plattsmouth
la Verne
Oscar Kitzel
Kendal
George Cook
Perry Cook
Frank Cook
Alice
W. D. Wheeler
Albert Wheeler
William Balterson
Lillian
Percy
Joe Wheeler
Marjory
Nita
Francis
W. Cashner
Fred Dreamer
Ruth and
Stanton
William Venner
A. J. Beeson
Welen
Virginia
Record Catch on Missouri River Near Burlington Bridge
George Barr and Floyd Richardson landed an eighty pound bullhead near the Burlington bridge, a record-breaking feat in the Missouri river. State Fish Commissioner W. J. O'Brien plans to take the fish for state fisheries at South Bend.
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Missouri
George Barr
Floyd Richardson
Burlington Bridge
W. J. O'Brien
South Bend
Mrs. McDonald and Daughter Visit Kelley Home
Mrs. Oscar McDonald and her young daughter arrived in the city last evening for a visit with Mrs. McDonald’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelley, at their residence.
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Oscar McDonald
Murdock
City
Louisville Couple Wed By Judge After Parental Consent
Alfred Leard and Goldie McCarver of Louisville sought a marriage license from County Judge Beeson. The bride-to-be was sixteen without parental consent, but a telephone consent from her mother allowed the license and the judge proceeded to marry the couple.
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Alfred Leard
Goldie McCarver
Louisville
Beeson
Mrs Novotnay and son Joe travel to Lincoln for business
Mrs. Joseph Novotnay and her son Joe were passengers this morning bound for Lincoln where they were called for some business matters.
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Joseph Novotnay
Joe
Lincoln
Liberty Precinct Farmer Files for County Commissioner Nomination
Fred W. Young of Liberty Precinct filed for the Democratic nomination for county commissioner from the Second district. A farmer living southwest of Union, Young visited the city and appeared at the journal headquarters, presenting as a well qualified candidate.
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Fred W. Young
Liberty Precinct
Liberty
Death of Mrs. Kroehler After Long Illness
The funeral for Mrs. George Kroehler Jr. was held at her Jimaha home with many relatives from the city attending. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Goos of Omaha and a cousin of several locals. After February illness due to tuberculosis she died on Sunday, leaving three sisters and one brother. Mr. Kroehler is a son of George Kroehler and brother to Andrew and Louis.
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George Kroehler, Jr
Jimaha
Kroehler
Peter Goos
Omaha
P. F. Goos
Joseph Fetzer
William Schrmidtmann
Henry F. Goose
George Kroehler
This City
Andrew and
Louis Kroehler
Hesse Marries Della Martin in Havelock Today
In Havelock today Miss Della Martin becomes the bride of Mr. Fred W. Hesse of this city. The ceremony occurs at the bride’s home with Mrs. Dora Hesse and Henry Hesse and wife traveling to attend. The couple are highly esteemed and receive best wishes for happiness.
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Havelock
Della Martin
Fred W. Hesse
Fred
Dora Hesse
Henry Hesse
Hesse
Plattsmouth
Legion
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Ness
Manfield O’brien OF
Geo. Barr
Clements
Missouri Pacific
E. W. Cook
J. &. Livingston
Geo. Kroehler, Jr
Fred Hesse
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