Fourth of July celebration parade plans announced
Advertisers strolling Cass county towns report strong reception for the Red Men celebration with parade preparations under way. The program lists band concerts, grand parade, speeches by Omaha figures, boxing and wrestling contests, variety shows, a balloon ascent, and a Coates hall ball with several deployed floats and judges to determine prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
F. E. Schlater
Thomas Walling
Herman
Hugh A. Myera
Omaha
Judge Sutton
H. D. Travis
A. J. Beeson
Plattsmouth
Ben Rainey
Rainey
Main
Second
Sixth Street
Pearl
Vine
Sixth
Public Park
A L Sutton
Hugh A. Myers
Will Store No More Grain by Will Gillisple
W F Gillispie of Mynard announces that no grain will be stored at his elevator any longer. The law makes such storage illegal and he cannot accept grain for storage. He spoke in the city last Saturday to inform customers and notes that other local dealers are complying with the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Gillisple
Mynard
Gillispie
Gilliaple
Public Notice Announces Discontinuation of Practice
A public notice states the organization will discontinue the practice. The announcement informs stakeholders of the change and outlines any pending matters or transitions related to the shutdown.
New Life Pills Advertised For Liver And Kidney Relief
An 19th century style ad proclaims Dr. Kink’s New Life Pills cure liver and kidney troubles and restore vigor. It promises to expel poisons from the system and give hope and courage. Sold for 25e at F G Friceke & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kink
F. G. Friceke & Co
Mrs Ward Clark Heads to Omaha for visit with Laura Powers
Mrs Ward Clark travels to Omaha this morning to meet Miss Laura Powers of Silver Creek Nebraska who is visiting the city. The two women plan to return this evening on the flyer while Court Reporter Karl Travis attends to business in Nebraska City today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Travis
Nebraska City
Tragic Rail Yard Accident Claims Foreman Laborer
C M Suerpernant, a 45 year old railroad laborer, was instantly killed in Plattsmouth yards when a car was kicked on a track as he worked near the old elevator track north of the Burlington station. An inquest was ordered. jury later viewed the body and prepared to hear witnesses for a verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Suerpernant
Charles Maguire
Plattsmouth
Suerpernant
Burlington Station
Foreman Maguire
Burlington
Missouri Pacific
Foreman Brissey
M. B. Battery
Sheriff Quinton
Messrs
J. C. York
C. W. Baylor
Frank McElroy
John Bajeck
Carl Merger
C. L. Martin
Quinton
Infected Foot Forces Tim Kahoutek to Take Layoff
Tim Kahoutek of the shops suffered an infected foot after stepping on a wall. The wound swelled, requiring surgeon treatment and a layoff from work. Doctors expect quick recovery with proper care, though heat raises infection risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Kahoutek
Pay Up Pay Up From M Fanger Department Store
Public notice from M Fanger of a department store requesting all debtors to call and settle promptly before the author leaves town. Warns it will be cheaper to settle in person than with a lawyer after departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Fanger
Forest Rose flour invites patrons at carnial sale
An advertiser promotes Forest Rose flour urging readers to try it at leading dealers and visit Sam G. Smith's barn during the carnival open to all patrons. The note emphasizes inclusive access and community buy in.
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Sam G. Smith
For Sale A Few Choice Farms in Minnesota and Nebraska
For sale a few farms in the corn belt of eastern Minnesota Nebrouth. Inquire of J EB Tuey Plattsmouth Neb. Found by Conrad Cond at Cedar Creek a ladies red bracelet with gold mountings. Owner can claim by applying to Miss Marie Kaufman Cedar Creek. Smiths barn will be open to patrons during the carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Nebrouth
J. EB. Tuey
Plattsmouth
Neb
Conrad Cond
Cedar Creek
Migs Marie Kaufman
Smith's Barn
Mrs Henry Starkjohn subscribes for Cass County news
Mrs Henry Starkjohn living west of the city visited town last Saturday and enrolled for the coming year's subscription. Mr and Mrs Starkjohn are noted as reliable young residents who rely on the Cass County newspaper for local news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Starkjohn
Plattsmouth Woman Reaffirms Doan's Kidney Pill Help
A Plattsmouth Nebraska resident Mrs James Hodgert confirms repeated success with Doan's Kidney Pills for back and kidney pain. She first praised the remedy in 1906 and, in 1908, reiterates continued satisfaction and recommends Doan's from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Bright
Dean
James Hodgert
Matin Street
Neb
Doan
Gering & Co
Picnic Supper by Campfire With Local Youths Near Burlington Bridge
A group of young people headed to the woods near the Burlington bridge Tuesday for a riverbank outing. They carried sandwiches and fruit and enjoyed a campfire supper before returning to town to attend a Majestic theater show. Attendees included Dorothy Britt, Barbara Clement, Katie Foater, Edna Shopp, Stanley Coon, Will Shopp, Sonny Knapp, and Glen Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Bridge
Majestic Theater
Dorothy Britt
Barbara Clement
Katie Foater
Edna Shopp
Stanley Coon
Will Shopp
Sonny" Knapp
Glen Scott
Engelkemeler Family Pays Up Promptly In City Visit
Henry Engelkemeler, a young farmer from Pleasan t precinct, visited the city Tuesday with his wife. He renewed his paper, arriving in a large auto. He is noted as a prompt paying reader the country publisher is proud of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Engelkemeler
Mr. Pleasant Precinct
Eher
Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil Quick Pain Relief Ad
An advertisement touts Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil as a quick pain reliever and wound healer for cuts burns and other minor injuries. The copy urges readers to be prepared and trust the remedy for instant relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas’ Eclectic Ol
Forest Rose Flour Promises Best Bread Results
Advertisement urges readers to use Forest Rose flour for superior bread making. Claims a sack guarantees satisfaction and invites purchase from leading dealers.
Brown Amusement Shows Thrill Wymore Crowd
The Brown Amusement Company presents week of clean high class entertainment under the Wymore Fire Department, featuring a 285 pound 27 foot boa constrictor and glass blowers with other acts drawing large nightly crowds on Blue River Avenue.
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Brown Amusement Company
Wymore Fire Department
Blue River Avenue
Main
Nas
Ross A. Dano
Wymorean
Boa
Dano Haa
Dano
Double Omaha Plainview marriages at county court office
A double wedding occurred at Judge Beeson’s county court office with Ralph Rohacek and Misa Clara Westrom both 25 and 21 respectively and H T Johnson 22 and Amelia Westrom 20, all of Omaha and Plainview. They traveled by morning train and returned to Omaha by afternoon amid uncertainty if elopement. A separate license issued to J R Holcomb 54 of Big Springs Nob and Mite Lowise Glenn 67 of this city for a ceremony at the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Beeson
Ralph Rohacek
Omaha
Misa Clara Westrom
Plainview
H. T. Johnson
Amelia Westrom
J. R. Holcomb
Big Springs
Nob
Mite Lowise Glenn
T. W. Glenn
Elty
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Offers Money Back Guarantee
The advert promises a full refund if buyers are not satisfied after using two thirds of a bottle according to directions. Availability is stated as sold by all dealers with a simple up to you to try offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
Iytane
Dr. Panes
Bhoop
Ierea
Tomorre
Coke
Clean up Trash in Business District Urged by Chairman Neuman
Chairman Neuman of the fire and water committees issues a public notice requiring immediate cleaning of streets and alleys in the business center. With Fourth of July fire risk rising, authorities vow to prosecute noncompliance and urge merchants to act promptly to prevent conflagration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neuman
Fire and Water Committees
Dr Bacon of Pacific Junction Visits City Journal Office
Dr. Bacon of Pacific Junction was in the city yesterday afternoon and called at the Journal office to discuss local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bacon
Pacific Junction
City
Journal
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J. J. Decker
Henry Tims
Albert Egenberger
Charles Truman
Bert Thomas
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Cuba
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James Ault
Rocky Point
Thurman
North Sixth Street
Main and
Herrold
Bardwell
Fickler
Mauer
Browd Amusement Company
Bebha Big Show
James Boys
Missouri
Bohemian Glass Blowers
Dixie Land Minstrels
McFadden
Skiddoo
Nero
Fifth Streets
Coates’ Hall
Brown
Charles Grimes
The
Wymore
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Forest Rose
Wahoo Mill Co
Tenderfoot
Brown Company
Schneider
Ladies Auxiliary and Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Mesdames
H. A. Schneider
Kate Minor
Miles Lucy Arnold
L. W. Gade
Addie Searle
Alaska
Wise Tead
Dr. Baird
Missionary Monthly
Elster
Magnetic North
Morgan
Dr. Shoop
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