City Council Grants Ask of Righey Street for Street Carnival
The city council held a regular session with all members present voting on matters including licensing a street carnival on Main Street from July 8 to 15 and approving funds for road work and a new street sweeper. Discussions covered building a new council meeting place, paving district creation, and bridge plans with reports from committees and a postponed decision on property purchase.
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Main Street
Studebaker Company
Richey Brothers
P. A. Mc Ouary
John John Bauer
H. ©. McMahen & Son
Kurtz
Winterstein Hill
Lushinsky
William Holly
Mr. Holly
Fifth and Vine Streets
Mather
Dovey
Patterson
North Sixth Street
Allen Beeson
Pearl Street
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Richey
Kutlz
Buttery
Hallstrom
Johnson
Missouri Tribe No. 69
Butlery
Richey Street
Plartsmouth
Tidd
Long Auto Trip To Parmele Ranch Report
CG C Parmele J W Sage Pol lock Parmele Byron Arries returned last night from a 265 mile trip to the Parmele ranch south of Broken Bow. They left Friday night and drove fourteen hours with stops, averaging nearly twenty miles per hour. The party found crop conditions similar to local reports and all sights along the route looked good.
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CG. C. Parmele
J. W. Sage
Pollock Parmele
Byron Arries
Parmele Ranch
Broken Bow
Enberg Family Arrives for Sheridan Visit Ahead of Sweden Trip
Mr and Mrs Gus Enberg and their children Olga and Roy from Sheridan Wyoming arrived Saturday for a short visit with Mrs Enberg s mother Mrs L C Anderson and sisters Misses Gerda and Alpha Peter son. They plan to depart for Sweden soon spending months with the father and relatives. Olga will visit in this city and Burlington Iowa while Roy returns to Wyoming after a brief stay. We wish them a pleasant journey.
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Gus Enberg
Olga
Roy
Sheridan
Wyoming
Burlington
Iowa
Mrs. Enberg
Fusion politics roils Nebraska GOP rivalry and fusion bids
Lincoln analysis outlines a possible Roosevelt momentum in Nebraska shaping a Republican Progressive fusion. It notes Aldrich and Howell leading Roosevelt forces, Taft faction controls state committee or vice versa, and legal hurdles for a new party. It also mentions Paul F. Clark eyeing a bid under both slates.
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Nebraska
Roosevelt
Taft
Lincoln Star
Aldrich
BL Howell
Go. P
State Committee
Halters
Paul F. Clark
Chicago
Jury Excused in Amelia Monroe Versus C Lawrence Stull Case
After jury selection in the Amelia Monroe versus C Lawrence Stull case yesterday afternoon Judge Travis excused the remaining panel for the term.
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Amelia Monroe
C. Lawrence Stull
Travis
Mail Order vs Home Merchant and Cedar Creek Ball Game report
The piece contrasts mail order houses with local merchants urging advertising and consistent merchandising to compete. It notes customer preferences, advertising tactics, and potential shopping incentives, then reports Cedar Creek beating Avoca to halt Avoca’s winning streak with a close ball game at Cedar Creek and upcoming Fourth of July plans and games.
Mail-Order House Faces Loss If Trade Margins Improve
The article argues that if customers believed they could do better by trading with you the mail-order house would lose business.
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Wolil
Congress
Roosevelt Advocate Paul Clark Standa Returns for Campaign
Paul F Clark Standa returned from Chicago full of enthusiasm for Theodore Roosevelt and the national convention. He wore a badge and declared Roosevelt the choice of Republican majority, predicting a state and national battle to place a Roosevelt ticket in every state and to ignite the campaign with Roosevelt candidates ahead of Taft in many places.
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Paul Clark
Paul F. Clark
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Nebraska
Union
Taft
Lincoln Journal
Improvements All the Time by McMahen & Son
McMahen & Son lay a concrete walk from Pearl street north on Fifth and across Pearl street crossovers and the alley. They will start a new walk for the T. J. Sokol hall and extend improvements on the east side and inside the fence. J. H. McMaken manages the work and the section near J. Roberts’ home is being rebuilt with a slope to match the original walk.
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H. ©. McMahen
J. H. McMaken
Symphony Study Orchestra to stop at Louie Todd home
Five or six cars with Prof. Cox and about thirty Symphony Study Orchestra members will travel through Plattsmouth on Saturday afternoon July 6 between 4 30 and 5 00 and reach Louie Todds near Nehawka for a house party. On Sunday they plan to perform several musical numbers on Todds lawn and Plattsmouth friends may drive out to join the event.
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Prof. Cox
Plattsmouth
Louie Todd
Nehawka
Suit in District Court Over Alleged Assault in Store
Amelia Monroe sues U. Lawrence Stull alleging a July incident in Plathemouth where Stull allegedly struck and kicked Monroe after a dispute over a spade. The jury was sworn with twelve men, opening statements completed, and a court recess granted for further evidence.
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Amelia Monroe
U. Lawrence
J. Gompton
Travis
W. A. Robertson Uien
M. Gering
Mr. Robertson
Plathemouth
J. Monroe
Gering
Attoreys
The Journal Office Crowds Typewriter Supplies
A local shop named The Journal office markets a wide range of typewriter supplies for writers and businesses. The listing highlights ink ribbons correction fluids and repair parts.
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Journal Office
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Goungil
Righey Street
Holly's
Egenberger
F. White
Sweden
Cedar Creek
Avoca
Napoleon
Conners
Avaca
Joss Gruber and Mead
Walls
Elmwood
Glenwood
Town
Lawrence Stull
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