Fourth of July in this city to be great event
The city will host a large crowd from Cass county and western Mills county for a full day of entertainment. Band concerts start early with streets and Garfield park performances. Morning baseball between Plattsmouth Union and another county team, and an afternoon game Plattsmouth versus Pacific Junction. Fred Vincent and Henry Leacock Sr. direct sports as water fights among Plattsmouth Glenwood and Weeping Water. Hon. A. J. Weaver of Falls City speaks, then three dances and an American Legion fireworks finale at the ball park.
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Cass County
Mills County
Iowa
Garfield Park
Plattsmouth
Union
Burlington
Parifie Junction
Missouri
Fred Vincent
Henry Leacock, Sr
Glenwood
Weeping Water
A. J. Weaver
Falls City
Nebraska
K. S
Eagles
American Legion
Ball Park
Travelers continue solo tour after carnival. head to Iowa fairs
The snake show folks stayed through Sunday at the Tourist Park campsite and depart this morning for Nebraska City then Iowa for county fairs and engagements likely continuing until cold weather. They travel in a large auto truck with tent and baggage, preferring independent travel to carnival life. The Legion will clean the Washington avenue park grounds under the park board contract granted for the carnival.
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Nebraska City
Iowa
The
Legion
Washington Avenue Park
Park Board
Files Foreclosure Suit A. L. Tidd Seeks Mortgage Foreclosure
The Livingston Loan and Building Association winding up affairs seeks to dispose of real estate to settle stockholder claims. A. L. Tidd, the association's solicitor, filed suit in district court today to foreclose the mortgage once held by Wylma Stander et al.
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Livingston Loan and Building Association
A. L. Tidd
Wylma Stander Et al
Life and health over fear driven discipline
The piece argues that caring for the body matters for enjoying life, contrasting healthy living with overbearing, fear based parenting that keeps a looming threat in sight. It cautions against letting the specter of death rule everyday meals and choices.
Eagles Band Delights Plattsmouth Crowd On Main Street
The Eagles band under Director Ed Schulhof opened the summer concert series last night on Main Street between 4th and 5th. A large Plattsmouth audience enjoyed popular numbers from Lampe and Herbert, plus "Me and the Boy Friend" and "Don't Mind the Rain" as the orchestra played in an open, traffic-free area. The event showcased a skilled lineup and positive reception from a broad community audience.
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Main Street
Ed Schulhof
Eagles
Plattsmouth
Lampe
Sunny South
Southland
Victor Herbert
Schulhof
4Th
Doan's Pills Endorsed By Plattsmouth Resident For Kidney Ailments
Plattsmouth residents report relief from backache dizziness and nervous strain after using Doan's Pills. Mrs. P A McCray of 515 South 6th Street says one box cured the trouble and urges others to ask for Doan's Pill at Weyrich & Hadraba's drug store. Manufactured by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York. 60 cents at all dealers.
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Doan
Plattsmouth
P. A. McCray
South 6Th Street
Dean
Weyrich & Hadraba
Third term limits as a pledge in US politics
The statement asserts that Americans will not tolerate a third presidential term and frames the idea as a decisive public stance. It emphasizes a firm boundary against extending presidential tenure and cautions future leaders to heed this norm.
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United States
Gypsies Get Into Trouble In City
A group of Romany travelers passed through the city causing concern for residents and business owners. Police ordered them from the business district, the caravan moved west toward Fifteenth and Main, and they were seen at Joseph Kvapil's store stealing goods. Constable Tom Svoboda detained them and recovered the property before directing them to leave the city toward the Platte River.
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Johnson
Joseph Kvapil
Tom Svoboda
Platte River
Cass County
Pollard Family Returns From West Visit
J J Pollard and wife returned to Nehawka from Pawnee City after a six month stay in Oregon and California. They plan to return to the coast and hope to visit Mayo Hospital in Rochester Minnesota for Mrs Pollard’s health. Eloise Pollard remains in Los Angeles with an aunt while her parents travel.
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J. J. Pollard
Oregon
California
Nehawka
Pawnee City
Neb
Mr. Folland
W. P. Sheldon
Mr. Pollard
Western Coast
Rochester
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Arthur Wolph
R. C. Pollard
Eloise Pollard
Partons
Damage suit filed for ten thousand dollars
A clerk of the district court records a sensational case where Jacob Sterner of Elmwood sues Lance Clutes, a local farmer, seeking 10000 dollars alleging alienation of the plaintiff's wife and other violations of the home life. The couple married in Tecumseh in 1912 and lived happily until 1924.
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District Court
Jacob Sterner
Elmwood
Lance Clutes
Tecumseh
Nebraska
Omaha visit for the Disabled American Veterans ball
Misses Alice Louise Wescott Buest Irma Mueller of Chicago and Helen Wescott were in Omaha yesterday Helen remained to attend the ball given for the Disabled American Veterans in the city hosted by local organizers and veterans.
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Alice Louise Wescott
Buest
Irma Mueller
Chicago
Helen Wescott
Omaha
Helen
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New York City
Kimonas
Vpioji
Princess
Phoenix Hosiery
the Ladies
Toggery
Fred P. Busch
Ean
Sabena
Pattsmouthe
Pacific Junction Vs
Gkaneoad
Plattsmouth Eagles
Joe J. Stibal
Schmidtmann
C. E. Wescott
Bates Book and Stationery Store
Gomfort
Vassar
Hanson
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