Merchants Ball Game a Gorker in North Side Victory
A North Side win over the South Side merchants in a spirited ball game drew a large crowd. North Side scorers included Schneider Nemetz Pollock Patterson Sayles and Beeson, with Goos and Mayfield among others, while the South Side managed only five innings of scoring behind McMaken Baylor and Warga. Pitcher Mayfield departed after a collision, Carl Kunsmann was absent, and Jim Dotson umpired the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
McMaken
Baylor
A. L. Henry
Scott
Fricke
Brady
Herold
Smith
Varga
Feld
Wescott
Bernie
Jones
Hart
Schneider
Mayfield
Pileh
J. Iverson Henry
Goos
Nemetz
Patterson
J. Falter
Pollock
Sayles
George Falter
Beeson
Morgan
MccElwain
North Siders
A. J. Henry
Winler
Ty Cobb
North Side
Pig Tail
Rerl
Dotson
Akron woman credits Foley Kidney Pills for savings
Mrs J B Henry of Akron Michigan says kidney troubles caused high medical costs but a sample of Foley Kidney Pills improved her condition. She bought a bottle and believes the medicine saved a large doctor bill. For sale by F G Fricke Co.
Miner Burnison Dies From Cyanide Fumes in Nevada Plant
MacDakin Burnison, formerly of Omaha and connected to Mrs. A. M. White and Mrs. Harriet MacMurphy, died in Goldfield Nevada after cyanide fumes overwhelmed him. A School of Mines graduate, he worked for a large mining concern. His father A. M. White traveled to Utah to recover the body, with burial planned in Plattsmouth Nebraska family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World-Herald
MacDakin Burnison
Goldfield
Nevada
Burnison
Omaha
A. M. White
Harriet MacMurphy
School of Mines
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ogden
Plattsmouth
Neb
Mrs Lela Love Endorses Foley Kidney Pills Near Covena Ga
Mrs Lela Love wife of Wiley Love a farmer near Covena Georgia says Foley Kidney Pills gave almost instant relief when her kidneys were sluggish and inactive she gladly recommends them to all kidney sufferers for sale by F G Frieke & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Love
Wiley Love
Covena
Foley
Janda Journeys to Sanitarium for Rheumatism Treatment
Daily Frank Janda Jr leaves for Lincoln on the morning train to enter a sanitarium for rheumatism treatment. He has suffered for months and hopes rest and therapy will cure him, planning to stay until he is fully healed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Janda, Jr
Lincoln
Mr. Janda
Liniment claim in three to four days cure note
A sprained ankle may be cured in three to four days by applying Chamberlain's Liniment and following directions with each bottle. For sale by F. G. Fricke & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
F. G. Fricke & Co
Mrs Charles Peacock to Undergo Throat Operation
Mrs Charles Peacock will have a throat operation by Dr Owens this afternoon or morning. Mr Peacock and his wife traveled to Omaha to arrange the procedure. She has suffered throat trouble since last winter and will have her tonsils removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Peacock
Owens
Mr. Peacock
Omaha
Dinah's J. I. Gross team to meet home side at city ball park
Dinah and the J. I. Gross squad from Omaha visit the city ball park next Sunday at 2 30 for a highly anticipated game. The Red Sox have strengthened with solid practice and a new Indian pitcher and club funds could help draw a bigger crowd by tournament time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinah
J. I. Gross
Omaha
Ball Park
J. T. Gross
Red Sox
Burdeck Blood Bitters Promises Health and Purity
Advertisement notes that impure blood harms wellbeing and urges purity with Burdeck Blood Bitters. It advises simple eating, regular exercise, and cleanliness, claiming good health will follow. Sold at $4.00 per bottle.
Cass County Auto Association Calls Meeting on Good Roads
Cass County automobile owners are urged to meet in Weeping Water on July 7 to discuss road work funds and the Good Roads movement. The association notes hundreds are paid into the Cass County treasury and a large balance exists for road improvements directed by the group. Willard Clapp is secretary and Ray Pollard and Bert Philpol serve as officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County Automobile Association
Cass County
Weeping Water
Cone
Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil Praised in Child Burn Relief
Mrs Nancy M Hanson of Hamburg Wisconsin reports her child was burned on face neck and chest and after applying Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil the pain ceased and the child slept peacefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Nancy M. Hanson
Hamburg
Visit to Childhood Home Amid Eastern Tour
From Tuesday's issue, Mr and Mrs Will boarded No 2 for Baltimore and eastern points arriving Wednesday morning. They plan a few days in Baltimore then travel to Virginia to revisit their old home and childhood scenes for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Wife
Baltimore
Virginia
Must Pay for Newspapers Delinquent Subscribers Rule
Summary of a U S supreme court decision on delinquent subscribers. It states that without express notice to the contrary subscribers are presumed to renew. Publishers may continue sending papers until arrears are paid even after a discontinuance and subscribers moving without notice remain liable. Refusing to take a paper or marking it uncalled for is prima facie evidence of fraud. Paying in advance requires notice at term end or continued receipt and arrears settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Picnic Supper Farewell Outing At Mrs Ly Street Home
A Tuesday evening picnic at Mrs W Ly Street’s home in CO brought together Wescott and family G E Wescott BE H Wescott and family William Baird and family Join Waterman and daughter Alma Miss Sarah Black John Crabill and family Mrs M Howland Mrs Crabill Miss Etha Crabill. It served as a farewell event for Wes coll bound for California and Miss Black bound for Ottawa Illinois with an indefinite departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wescott
G. E. Wescott
BE. H. Wescott
William Baird
Waterman
Alma
Sarah Black
John Crabill
M. Howland
Crabill
Etha Crabill
W. Ly Street
C FE
Wescoll
California
Miss Black
Ottawa
Illinois
Fire at Maury Woodshed Sparks Near Noon
A blaze started near the noon hour at the woodshed of Henry Maury in the First ward. Fire crews arrived quickly, extinguishing the fire with little damage. Origin unknown, but a rubbish pile in the alley near the shed is suspected to have been ignited by a match.
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Henry Maury
Married This Morning In Plattsmouth
Mr Tim Kahodek and Miss Marie Gradeville were married at Holy Rosary church in Plattsmouth at 9 o clock this morning. The Journal will publish a fuller notice in tomorrow's issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Kahodek
Marie Gradeville
Plattsmouth
Holy Rosary Church
Gering of Omaha Visits Plattsmouth on Business
H. RB. Gering of Omaha visited Plattsmouth today on business, stopping for a brief engagement with local contacts.
Change in Telephone Management Here
T H Pollock named district commercial manager for Bell and Independent systems covering Cass and Ashland in Saunders county now owned by Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph. J K Pollock appointed local commercial manager for both systems in Plattsmouth with full charge of local operations and service inquiries. M B Brantner resigns as local Bell manager and transfers to plant department. Nearby residents and travel details noted along with brief ads and notices.
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T. H. Pollock
Platismvoluh Telephone Company
Bell
Independent Telephone Systems
Cass
Ashland
Saunders County
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
Lincoln
Neb
J. K. Pollock
Plattsmouth Telephone Company
Independent
Bell Systems
Plattamouth
M. BE. Brantner
Bell Company
Local residents board trains and visit Omaha during midweek
Ed Barker and wife rode the fast mail to Omaha after arriving from home this afternoon. Miss Helen Herold of Lincoln arrived last night and will visit the Henry Herold home. Miss Margaret Parkening left for Omaha to visit her sister Mrs. William Haffke. C. B. Workman of Ashland attended courthouse matters for a few hours. Mrs. O. M. Streight and grandson Guy Streight arrive to visit Mrs. James Sage. W. T. Richardson and wife and Mrs. William Welencamp and son Will drove from Mynard to board the early train to Omaha. J Fountain of Sidney Town met his sister Mrs. McGinnis of South Bend and they handled business at Judge Reeson’s office. I. Pearlman, the Omaha capitalist, was in the city and reported Mrs. Pearlman and family in good health. Sam Jordan, Ed Stromer and J. Schaffer of Alvo motored to the county seat to collect Jordan after his county duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Omaha
Dr. Todd
Wahoo
H. Mauzy
John Albert
Dean
M. Streight
Guy Streight
James Sage
Dr. Hall
Near Murray
Amelia Monroe
C. Lawrence Stull
Wesley Bookmeyver
Frank Janda, Jr
Hay Springs
Neb
Koehnke
Goodwin
Mynard
5. L. Wills
Encampment
Wyoming
Helen Herold
Lincoln
Henry Herold
Margaret Parkening
William Haffke
Workman
Ashland
Court House
O. M. Streight
J. Fountain
Sidney
Town
Mrs. McGinnis
South Beni
Sam Jordan
Ed Stromer
J. Schaffer
Alvo
Jordan
Murray Colonel Seybolt Visits Plattsmouth on Thursday
Colonel Seybolt of Murray was a Plattsmouth visitor today. Ralph Wiles and his wife were Omaha passengers on the morning train, attending to items of business during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Seybolt
Murray
Cedar Creek Lumber Co Hay Shed Ready for Customers
Cedar Creek Lumber Co announces a new hay shed with capacity for two to three cars and offers Up land Hay from the Loup river country at 20 dollars per ton. Limited supply expected. customers urged to buy while prices last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loup River
Cedar Creek Lumber CO
Weeping Water Dance Draws Local Farmers and Couples
Mr. Allen Meisinger, a prosperous young farmer near Cedar Creek, attended the big dance at Weeping Water last Saturday in a new up-to-date Buick. He showcased one of the finest teams in the locality and was accompanied by his lady friend Miss Helen Hennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeping Water
Allen Meisinger
Cedar Creek
Helen Hennings
Pollock Party Tours County in New Car
Toured county today with T. H. Pollock his wife and daughters Mrs McElroy and Hugh in a new car. They plan to visit Louisville Greenwood and towns in the west end then return via Elmwood Weeping Water Nehawka Union and Murray. Pollock will handle Plattsmouth Telephone business during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Pollock
Mrs. McElroy
Hugh
Mr. Pollock
Louisville
Greenwood
Elmwood
Weeping Water
Nehawka
Union
Murray
Pollock
Plattamouth Telephone Company
Lorenz Family Moves From Omaha Trip to Tobias Home
Joseph Lorenz and his wife with children left for Tobias this morning after visiting L. W. Lorenze and family. L. W. Lorenze and wife and daughter accompanied them to Omaha for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lorenz
L. W. Lorenge
B. A
Tobias
L. W. Lorenze
Omaha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nebraska
U. S
Judge Beeson
McKiwain
South
Carl Kunsmann
South Siders
Garl
J. E. McDaniel
Cass County Auto Association
United States Supreme Court
Maury
H. RB. Gering
Oor’ Rhoeman
Oouisville
Ed Barker
W. T. Richardson
Willian Welencamp
I. Pearlman
Mr. Pearlman
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