Week End Special Bargains on Soap and groceries
Weekend sale ad lists Pearl White soap and Electric Spark soap in bundles, Flake White soap large packages, laundry powders and cleaners, assorted canned goods from milk to fruits, dried fruits, jams, and Munsing underwear offered at low prices with item counts and per unit prices where readable. Includes bleach, borax, sardines, salmon, peaches, apricots, pears, and jams among other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Lye
Washington
Agent for Missouri Pacific to Leave Falls City Post
Harry Thomas, longtime Missouri Pacific freight and passenger agent in Falls City, will relocate to Falls City to assume a new agent role there. Mrs Thomas and the family regret the move though they accept a more desirable posting. Temporary arrangements are made by R Burford and C F Staska as the office awaits the official transfer after an auction of the Falls City office.
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Harry Thomas
Tor
Mo. Fac
Falls City
Thomas
R. Burford
Missouri Pacific
C. F. Staska
Cain
Bevena Ointment Promoted For Fast Itch Relief
Bevema spreads rapidly and causes intense itching. Dean's Ointment is widely recommended for quick relief and is priced at 60 cents at all stores.
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Dean
Stimson Couple Leave For South Omaha Then Wyoming Homestead
Carl Stimson and his wife depart their longtime home to move to South Omaha for a short period before relocating to Upton Wyoming to take a homestead. Stimson has pitched for the Red Sox and friends regret their departure.
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Carl Stimson
South Omaha
Upton
Wyoming
Mr. Stimson
Red Sox
Ralph Kennard Home From Army
Kulp Kennard formerly from near Rock Bluffs returned home after over a year overseas and mustered out at Camp Dodge. He arrived in Brooklyn June 3 and is glad to be back. He served with the old fourth unit, was at Camp Cody with Harry Winscott, and fought on the western front in Chateau Thierry Soissons St Mihiel and Argonne Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kulp Kennard
Rock Bluffs
Camp Cody
Camp Dodge
Brooklyn
Old Fourth
Harry Winscott
Chateau Thierry
Soissons
St. Mihiel
Argonne Forest
Two Games Listed for Plattsmouth
From Wednesday's Dale. The next Sunday game features the Nebraska Power Company versus the Red Sox in a hotly contested clash recalling the season opener here. The July Fourth matchup pits Holmes White Sox with a strong lineup, promising value for all attendees.
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Dale
Nebraskase Power Company
Red Sox
Holmes White Sox
Douglas County Votes to Pave Bad Roads
Douglas county approved issuing 2 million dollars in bonds to pave 11 miles of roads on a lightly attended election. The margin was about three to one in favor, with women voters tallying five to one. County officials will set plans in motion to start paving before summer.
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Douglas County
Moorhead
Nige Displays War Pictures In Window
St Quentin scenes from World War I hang in the window of William R. Holly in his father’s store. He promises to tell visitors about the photographs and plans others from Verdun and additional sites.
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NIGE
St. Quentin
Cambria
William R. Holly
Roy
Verdun
Fifty Die In Fergus Falls Tornado Toll Rises
Fergus Falls Minnesota reports fifty dead after a Sunday tornado with six more bodies recovered. Five or six remain unaccounted for. George Woodhouse owner of the Grand hotel found dead in the boiler room. Town to remain under military control for four days as damage survey counts 118 homes demolished and 110 damaged beyond repair. Potatoes short notices shipment by express.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
George Woodhouse
Grand Hotel
Express
Ottumwa Woman Arrives in City For Visit and Business
Mrs. F. M. Hesse of Ottumwa Iowa arrived in the city this morning from Omaha to visit friends and attend to business for a short stay.
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F. M. Hesse
Ottumwa
Iowa
Omaha
Dean's Regulars Laxatives Reach Drug Stores
A claim that Dean's Regulars have satisfied a thousand customers appears to describe wide distribution at all drug stores as a response to demand for mild laxatives.
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Dean
Federal Court Will Hear James Thomas In Dry Territory Case
Grant Yates and James Thomas alias James Cosgrove were brought to Omaha by U S Marshal on a charge of importing intoxicants into dry territory. Thomas already faces a stiff sentence for bootlegging and will be heard in federal court with potential state charges for using an alias under new laws.
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Grant Yates
United States
Omaha
James Thomas
James Cosgrove
Thomas
Return from South After Seven Weeks at Hot Springs
John Cory and wife returned this morning from a seven week stay in Hot Springs Arkansas for health. They report great improvement and planned a longer visit but avoided typhoid like hay fever pollen. On the way home they stayed three days in Mulhall Oklahoma with Joseph Cory, reporting Oklahoma wheat harvest completion and strong yields in southern Kansas.
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John Cory
South
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Joseph Cory
Mr. Cory
Oklahoma
Kansas
Woodmen Circle Holds Pleasant Meetings Adds New Members
The Woodmen Circle held two enjoyable meetings with healthy activity and new members admitted. A social hour followed the business, featuring an engaging program, refreshments, and games for all attendees.
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Woodmen
Death of Mrs W A Keithley near Pettigrew Arkansas
Mrs Martha Vass Keithley dies after lingering illness at family home near Pettigrew Arkansas. She and husband were early Cass county newspaper publishers in Weeping Water Plattsmouth and Greenwood. Survived by husband Sidney and William. Born in Plattsmouth taught school in Cass county. Married June 26 1884.
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Weeping Water
W. A. Keithley
Pettigrew
Arkansas
Keithley
Cass County
Plattsmouth
Greenwood
Sidney
William
Martha Vass
Mr J R Vallery Safer Health Progress Report
Miss Louise Vallery traveled from southwest of Mynard to Omaha to visit her father J R Vallery in a hospital there. He is making fair progress toward recovery and is described as winning his fight for health even as warm weather tests his recovery.
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Louise Vallery
Mynard
Burlington
Omaha
J. R. Vallery
Vallery
Drinking fountains are back in service citywide
Councilman W. H. Mason announced that all drinking fountains are now functioning after needed repairs. The units had fallen into disrepair from prolonged neglect but have been serviced and are ready for public use.
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W. H. Mason
Separate maintenance sought by Antona Aschenbrenner in district court
In district court this morning a petition was filed by Antona Aschenbrenner alleging she and Joseph Aschenbrenner married in 1914. She states he has often threatened her life and asserts he is abundantly able to provide separate maintenance.
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District Court
Antona Aschenbrenner
Joseph Aschenbrenner
Mercer Visitor T. F. Cole Seeks Western Warmth
F. T. Cole of Mercer California arrived here to visit his brother A. G. Cole county attorney. He plans a stay and visits at other points, praising the West for mild winters, warm summers, nearby mountains, and easy access to the sea.
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F. T. Cole
Mercer
California
A. G. Cole
Mr. Cole
West
Daughter sues for recovery over uncashed railway settlement check
Miss Caroline Leiner, daughter of Louis Leiner, sues for recovery claiming she did not receive $2,400 she settled for after a 1916 railway accident. She says the check was given to her father to cash and never cashed, and now seeks the amount.
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Caroline Leiner
Louis Leiner
Relative killed at Glenwood
Mrs. C. R. Frans and daughter Miss Della left for Glenwood Iowa after the sudden death of Mrs. Frans sister's husband, Mr. J. S. Bennett, run over by a train while driving a truck. The Burlington line saw two deaths yesterday as the week faced a wet spell and accidents.
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C. R. Frans
Miss Della
Glenwood
Iowa
Frans
J.S. Bennett
Burlington
Returns to home today alters city news
Rev. P. Reynolds, who has been visiting here for a short time, is returning to the home of his son in Omaha. He reports that he has just received a message telling of the ar- text is cut off in the source, but confirms travel home.
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P. Reynolds
Omaha
Rival From Overseas of His Grandson Named
A foreign service official, Corp. Herold McCarthy, has been identified as a rival from overseas of the narrator's grandson after more than a year in service.
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Corp
Herold McCarthy
Foreign Service
Burlington cars converted to living quarters torn up
Gr ee rville is now gone as Burlington employes cars once used as living quarters last fall and summer are torn up and sent to needful places. Cars are loaded for various locations as peace and labor supply improve. Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil advertised for coughs and sore throats, in two sizes 60c.
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Burlington
Visitor From Co. L. Pease Returns to Omaha Real Estate Work
Co. L. Pease stayed overnight at home and left for Omaha this morning where he is engaged in the real estate business.
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Co. L. Pease
Omaha
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E.P. Lutz
H. C. Leqpold
Plattsmouth, Neb
Chichester S Files
Bermond
Bowes, Sea
MO. Pacific
Missouri Pacific Railway
Pomene
Ralph Kennard
ARMY
Fordson
Fordson Tractor
Oliver
Roderick Lean
Amsco Drill
T. H. Pollock Auto Co
Plattsmouth, Nebr
Douglas CO
Cass
Sarpy
MR. J. R. Vallery
Philip Shierds
EUS Pro
Vassar Athletic Union
Palm Beach
Brother
T. H. Pollock
Greerville
Liberty
T. H. Pollock Garage
Ford
Detroit
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