Red Sox Edge AOUW In Two Hour Local Classic
Plattsmouth Red Sox defeated Omaha A O U W 2 to 0 in a tense two hour game. Joe Pike fanned eleven as Adams allowed two runs while errors and bunts shaped the decisive innings. Carle and Parriott contributed timely hits and Beal’s move to Belle Fourche prompted Carle to cover center field.
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Plattsmouth Red Sox
Omaha
Frank Quigley
Joe Pike
Pike
Quigleyites
Adams
Red Sox
Parriott
Carle
Parrott
GC. Smith
Herold
Beal
Belle Fourche
F. D
Cinderella in Flowerland at Parmese theater
Great interest surrounds the operetta Cinderella in Flowerland presented by Plattsmouth children under the D A R at Parmese theater tomorrow night June 30. About 425 youngsters study their parts, promising an engaging musical pageant for the public and a boost to local talent.
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Flowerland
Parmese
Parmese Theater
Daughters of the American Revolution
Plattsmouth
Murray officer visits on business. Pruett to Missouri Valley
Col. J. B. Seyboldt of Murray spent Friday afternoon in the city for business matters. Mrs. Lizzie Pruett left this afternoon for Missouri Valley Iowa to visit her son for a few hours.
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Col
J. B. Seyboldt
Murray
Lizzie Pruett
Missouri Valley
Miss Grace Newbranch Visits Donnellys in Town
Miss Grace Newbranch arrived from Nebraska City and is staying with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Donnelly for a few days as a guest in their home.
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Grace Newbranch
Nebraska City
J. H. Donnelly
Mrs Higgins Leaves Manley After Visit
Mrs. W. D. Higgins of Manley departed this morning for home after spending several days here visiting friends in the city.
Mrs James Newell Leaves City After Visit
Mrs James Newell departed last evening on No 2 for her home at Ghicazco after a short visit in this city with relatives and friends.
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James Newell
Ghicazco
Mrs Luke Wiles Travels to Omaha for Brief Busines Handoffs
Mrs Luke Wiles was among morning travelers to Omaha where she attended to several business matters for a time this day.
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Luke Wiles
Omaha
Mrs Rhoden Party Heads To Omaha For Day Visit
Mrs George Rhoden and Mrs Glen Rhoden traveled this morning to Omaha to spend the day visiting and attending to business matters in the city.
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George Rhoden
Glen Rhoden
Omaha
Miss Mary E Foster Visiting Omaha for Brief Matters
Miss Mary E Foster plans a brief stop in Omaha to attend to several interests and duties. She will be in the city for a few hours, meeting contacts and handling small affairs.
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Mary E., Foster
Omaha
Clergy Leaders Return From Omaha Meeting
Father M. A. Shine and Father John VWleek arrived this afternoon from Omaha where they attended a clergy gathering in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Shine
John Vwleek
Omaha
George Sherwood Heads to St Louis Shoe House Visit
George Sherwood arrived this afternoon after a road trip and will visit the St Louis firm over Sunday with relatives.
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George Sherwood
St. Louis
Visitors From City Headed To Omaha For A Day
Mrs. R. E. Llewyd and Mrs. FE. H. Spander were travelers this morning bound for Omaha. They will spend the day visiting Mrs. Will Jean in the hospital there.
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R. E. Llewyd
FE. H. Spander
Omaha
Will Jean
Misses Rose and Ruth Cline Ride to Omaha for Day Visit
Misses Rose and Ruth Cline, from the west of the city, boarded the early Burlington train for Omaha where they will spend the day visiting in the city.
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Misses Rose
Ruth Cline
City
Burlington
Omaha
Tartsch Visits Old Home Here From Sioux City
Henry H. V Tartsch of Sioux City came down last evening from his home for a short visit here at the old home with his parents Mr. and Mrs. August Tartsch and his many old friends who are legion here.
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Henry H. V Tartsch
Sioux City
August Tartsch
Family takes son to Omaha for eye specialist
Nicholas Frederick of near Murray travels with his wife and young son to Omaha for treatment of the boy's eyes by a specialist.
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Nicholas Frederick
Near Murray
Omaha
Mrs Tubbs and daughter travel to Omaha on Burlington train
Mrs Joseph Tubbs and her daughter Miss Myllie traveled from near Maynard to Omaha on the early Burlington train to attend to business matters for the day.
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Joseph Tubbs
Myllie
Maynard
Burlington
Omaha
Mrs While Joins Husband for Midwest Visit Before Washington Move
Mrs. David While returns from Crete Nebraska to join her husband for a short visit with relatives. They plan to resume travel Monday to Washington where Mr While will begin new duties.
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David While
Crete
Neb
Washington
While
Mrs Welenkamp and Mrs Carey Head for Hastings Visit
Mrs William Welenkamp and Mrs A Carey departed this morning and will visit relatives near Hastings, brief note in Saturday Datly.
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William Welenkamp
A. €. Carey
Hastings
Local residents conduct daily business and travel through Gedar Creek area
F. J. Hennings, a prosperous Gedar Creek farmer, came in from his farm to trade with merchants this afternoon. Mrs. Martha Baumeister and Mrs. John Rutherford were seen in town on business, while Mrs. Grankhin of Alliance, Neb., left after a overnight stay to visit relatives inliners.
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F. J. Hennings
Gedar Creek
Mrs Leland and her son travel to Omaha for medical review
Mrs. Leland and her young son rode to Omaha this morning to have the boy examined by Dr. Tord of that city for an ailment he has been treating.
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Robert Leland
Little Son
Omaha
Tord
Weekbach Family Return Home After Nebraska Visit
Mrs. Charles Weekbach and her children from Crete Nebraska visited relatives here for several days and returned this afternoon to their home.
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Charles Weekbach
Crete, Neb
Mrs Schrack Heads to Omaha with Oliver Hallam
Miss Catherine Schrack departs this morning for Omaha traveling with Oliver Hallam. They will visit relatives and spend a few hours in the metropolis before returning.
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Catherine Schrack
Omaha
Oliver Hallam Home
Metropolis
Mrs Gapen Visits Sister in Hospital Day
Mrs Oscar Gapen and her father R F Dean of South Haven Michigan arrive to visit their daughter and sister Mrs Will Jean at the hospital for the day. Mr Dean came from the east Tuesday to see his daughters. Mrs Jean’s condition is reported much better.
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Oscar Gapen
R. F. Dean
Saunth Haven
Mich
Omaha
Will Jean
Dean
Jean
Nelson Visitation Noted in City Saturday
From Monday's Daily reports E A Nelson of Mynard was a visitor in this city on Saturday.
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E. A. Nelson of
Mynard
Local youths attend dance at Coates hall
Ben Olive Leo Tighe and El mont Preston traveled from Weeping Walter to join the Saturday evening dance at Coates hall.
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Ben Olive
Leo Tighe
Elmont Preston
Walter
Coates Hall
Union Merchant Visits City for Business
I M MeVes of the Vicinity of Union arrived in the city for several hours to handle business with local merchants.
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I M. MeVes
Union
Miss Lizzie Weil and Nephew Visit City Saturday
Miss Lizzie Weil and her little nephew Arthur Heil of Gedar Creek were in the city Saturday and called at this office for a pleasant visit.
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Lizzie Weil
Arthur Heil
Gedar Creek
Early morning travelers Snyder and Patterson head to Omaha
George W. Snyder and R. F. Patterson were among the passengers this morning for Omaha, in that city, tending to personal affairs and travel duties.
Porter Works as Passenger on No 23 for City Business
Boyd Porter Missouri Pacific agent alt Mynard arrived this afternoon as a passenger on No 23 to handle several business matters for a few hours.
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Boyd Porter
Missouri Pacific
Alt Mynard
Metropolis
Richardson couple take Burlington train to Omaha visit
W. OT Richardson and his wife from Mynard rode the afternoon Burlington train to Omaha for a short visit, traveling together on the trip as listed in local society notes.
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W. OT. Richardson
Mynard
Burlington
Omaha
Murphy Family Visit From Omaha Saturday Evening
T. T. Murphy arrived from Omaha on No. 2 Saturday night to spend Sunday with relatives and to accompany Mrs. Murphy and their young daughter back home.
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T. T
Murphy
Omaha
Frank Konfist and Ludwig Racek Headed to Pacific Junction
Frank Konfist and Ludwig Racek were among the passengers this morning for Pacific Junction to oversee work in timat ely after an over Sunday visit with their families.
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Frank Konfist
Ludwig Racek
Pacific Junction
Timately
Cedar Creek Resident Compact Weekend Shopping Visit
Adam Kaffenberger of Cedar Creek was in the city for weekend shopping and related errands. The visit appears routine with no notable incidents reported.
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Adam Kaffenberger
Cedar Creek
Mrs Grassman Visits Parents in Alliance Nebraska
Mrs Charles Grassman of Alliance Nebraska and her children are in the city for a short visit at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs H H T Baltow.
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Charles Grassman
Alliance, Neb
City
Creed Harris Visits City to Handle Local Mat Duties
Creed Harris traveled from his Union area residence to the city for a brief stay to oversee mat related matters and attend to local duties this morning. He is described as stopping by several spots and speaking with residents during the visit.
Local resident John Krueger visits city with friends
John Krueger of the Mynard vicinity was in the city today, enjoying time out with many friends and greeting familiar faces.
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John Krueger
Mynard
E City
Ivsssing
Mrs Spangler Heads To Qimaha For Day Of Visit
Mrs. Fred Spangler travels this morning for Qimaha to spend the day visiting relatives and friends in the city and attend to various matters in her program.
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Fred Spangler
Qimaha
Mrs Karnes and Mrs Cooper Return Home
Mrs Karnes and Mrs Albert Cooper of Onoaha spent a short visit with Mrs Karnes parents Mr and Mrs Charles Miller at their farm south of the city and returned home this afternoon.
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Joe Karnes
Albert Cooper
Onoaha
Anton Hl Koubeck Visits From Omaha Over Weekend
Anton Hl Koubeck traveled from Omaha to visit relatives and friends over the weekend and planned to return to the metropolis in the afternoon.
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Anton Hl. Koubeck
Omaha
Metropolis
Don C Rhoden Attends Local Affairs After Murray Drive
Don C. Rhoden motored up from Murray this morning and spent a few hours here attending to local affairs. He talked with residents and checked on community projects before departing in the afternoon.
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Don C. Rhoden
Murray
Political Announcement Pricing Update
A government notices section lists new advertising rates for political announcements. Congressmen charged fifteen dollars, state senators sixteen, representatives five, and county officials five each.
Primary Election Note for County Voters 1914
A brief notice states the Republican voters of the county will decide at the primary election to be held on Tuesday August 18 1914. The document emphasizes the upcoming voting deadline and confirms the election date for the party primary.
Cunningham Named Sheriff Candidate in Cass County
F R Cunningham of Nehawka precinct is designated as a candidate for Cass county sheriff subject to Republican primary voters decision on August 18, 014.
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F. R. Cunningham
Nehawka
Cass County
Wilber W Anness Nominated in Nebraska Primary
Dunbar Nebraska resident Wilber W. Anness of Otoe county seeks the First district congressional seat subject to Republican voters in the primary on Tuesday August 18.
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Wilber W. Anness
Dunbar
Otoe County
Congress
Nebraska
Charles Marshall Seeks First District Congress Seat
Charles Marshall of Cleee County enters the race for Congress in the First District pending primary voters on Tuesday August 18 1914.
William Doud for Cass County Sheriff in 1914 Primary
William Doud of Salt Creek Greenwood precinct seeks Cass county sheriff on August 8 1914 as a Democratic primary candidate. He runs to win the party nomination for the sheriff’s office.
Senator Sturm Seeks Senate Seat in Otoe Cass Race
For Senator A F Sturm of Nehawka running for senator from Otoe and Cass counties the primary election will be held Tuesday August 18 with Republican voters deciding the contest.
John Matles Jr Nominates for Senator in 1914 Primary
The name of John Matles Jr as a candidate for Senator from Cass and Otloe counties, subject to the decision of the democratic voters at the primary election on Tuesday August 18 1914.
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John Matles, Jr
Cass
Otloe
Kime Seeks State House Seat in Cass County Primary
Representative M. G. Kime of Nehawka pre cinct announces candidacy for the lower house. He seeks the Democratic voters' support in Cass County at the primary to be held Tuesday August 18 1914.
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M. G. Kime
Nehawka
Cass County
Puls for Float Representative in August Primary
William Tl Puls seeks the Democratic nomination for Float Representative of Otoe and Cass counties in the primary election on Tuesday August 18.
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William Tl. Puls
Otoe
Cass
Graves Seeks County Judge Nomination in 1944 Primary
Charles L. Graves of Union files as a candidate for the county judge nomination subject to voters at the primary election on Tuesday August 18 1944.
Libershal Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Clerk
County Clerk Frank J. Libershal, serving by appointment, is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for the county clerk’s office, subject to the decision of the primary voters on Tuesday August 18, 1914.
Creamer Seeks Cass County Clerk Nomination in 1914 Primary
John M. Creamer of Wabash seeks the Republican nomination for Cass County clerk. The primary election date is Tuesday August 18 1914 and voter support is requested.
County Clerk Candidate Seeks GOP Primary Support
A. L. Anderson announces candidacy for county clerk on the Republican ticket, subject to voter will at the primary on August 48.
Wurl Files Candidacy for Cass County Clerk Post
B G Wurl announces candidacy for Cass county clerk subject to Democratic voters in the county primary set for Tuesday August 18 1914.
Mont Robb Campaigns For Cass County Register Of Deeds
Mont Robb enters the race for Cass County Register of Deeds aiming to modernize records and improve public access. The filing signals a local contest among candidates seeking to manage land records, vital statistics, and official documents.
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Register of Deeds
Mont Robb
Register of Deeds of
Casscoun
Wunderlich Seeks Gass County Sheriff Nomination
John Wunderlich of Nehawka precinct runs for sheriff in Gass County subject to Democratic primary voters decision at the August election.
Quinton Seeks Republican Sheriff Nomination in 1914 Primary
Carroll D. Quinton, the present sheriff, is a candidate for the nomination of said office subject to the decision of the republican voters at the primary election held on Tuesday August 18 1914. R Bailey is a candidate for Sheriff of Cass county subject to the decision of the democratic voters of the primary election August 4 1914. Your support respectfully solicited.
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John M. Creamer
Wabash
Cass County
John Wunderlich
Nehawka
Gass County
Carroll D. Quinton
R. Bailey
County Commissioner Candidate Charles R. Jordan
Charles R. Jordan of Alvo is named in a county commissioner race filing. The announcement notes his candidacy and locale, outlining the electoral context and his community ties.
Third district candidate for Commissioner seeks renomination
The candidate for Commissioner from the Third district, subject to Cc. E. Heebner the present Second district commissioner, is a candidate for re election subject to the decision of Republican voters at the primary on Tuesday August 18 1914.
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Cc. E. Heebner
Henry Snake
Tipton
Ofice of Commissioner
Henry Snake Runs for Third District Commissioner
Henry Snake of Tipton precinct announces candidacy for the office of commissioner in the Third district subject to the decision of Democratic voters.
Koester seeks Third District commissioner post
D Koester of Weeping Water announces candidacy for commissioner in the Third district pending the will of Democratic voters at the primary election Tuesday.
Young Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner Seat
I W Young announces his candidacy for county commissioner from the second district subject to Democratic voters at the primary on Tuesday August 28 1914 Your support will be appreciated.
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I. W. Young
Store to Close At Noon Saturday July Fourth
Notice states Zuckweiler and Lulz will close the store at noon on Saturday July 4th.
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Zuckweiler & Lulz
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Mason
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Cinderella
Catey
Clara Mae Morgan
Hollyhock
Mariel Streight
Nora Livingston
Nature
Catherine Shopp
Bonnie Bre
Little Page
Norris Smith
Eleanor McCarty
Fae Halstead
Helen Wescott
Robin Red
Prince's Herald
Jack McCarty
Prince Sunshine
Sunbeam Castle
Mason Wescott
Mary Rosencrans
Eleanor Burnie
Mary Egenberger
Tomseogi
Dorothy Zucker Wiqkee
Seem Ora
Helen Roberts
Sweet Brier
Florence Kalasek
Gladys Hall
West
Elizabeth Bajeck
Mildred Schlater
Sunbeams
Jennie Windham
Fern Yering
Marjorie Pickett
Loreene Windham
Leena Exvenberger
Miriam Copenhaver
Jeanette Windham
Margaret Gibson
Thelma Kroehler
Mary Schlater
Olive Hollowell
Nina Wollowell
Elizabeth Hart
David Baylor
Lawrence Baldwin
Edward Patterson
Kbdsar Westcott
Warren Taylor
Vernon Woods
Charles Majors
Sunflow
James Persinger
Francis Roman
Richard Beverage
Harold Druliner
Dean Douglass
Newell Roberts
Emma Whelforth
Joves K Harndstrom
Loreene Northcut
Theodosia Kroehle
Kathryn Waddeck
Helen Egenberger
Margaret Schlater
Mable Copenhaver
Elizabeth Wadd
Margaret Butte
Ituth Clark
Jeanette Weber
Edith Rebat
Clara Rainey
Gretchen Penn
Helen Farlex
Alice Pollock
Viola Archer
R Eunlee Drulin
Alice Louisecot
Theodowia Kroelle
Clara Johnson
Imma Wohlfa
Virginia Beeson
Elizabeth Wadle
Helen Farley
Ora Bell Allen Mary Parmele
Alice C. Crahett
Noma Runyan
Florence Yélick
Edith Yelick
Helen Beeson
Susan Falter
Mary Wynn
Mildred Hall
Alice Ptak
Sylvia Noble
Troy, Janet Baleck
Thelma Hudson
Irise
Gladys Kaffenberger
Edna Runyan
Marie Nemetz
Francis Martin
Isabel Rainey
Edith Farley
Goldye Kaffenberger
Janet Bajeck
Ruth Parmele
Stella Lister
Martha Baumeister
John Rutherford
George W. Snyder
R. F. Patterson
Creed Harris
Silk
Addi
Tion
Olus
Co. E. Wescott’s Sons
Everybody’s Store
Charles Marshall
Cleee County
William Doud
Salt Creek Greenwood
A. F. Sturm
Oboe
Charles L. Graves
Frank J. Libershal
A. L. Anderson
B. G. Wurl
Charles R. Jordan
Alvo
D. Koester
Weeping Water Precinct
Stetson
Shier
Manhattan
Saéiris
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