River Forces Burlington to Bolster Dikes Against Missouri
The Missouri River floods press Burlington's defenses as crews rush to build riprap and shore up riverbanks. Division Superintendent N C Allen oversees operations from Omaha while workers and carloads of rock and brush are dumped into the river to protect railroad property and nearby farms. The struggle has cost hundreds of thousands of dollars and continues as the river advances.
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N.C. Allen
Omaha
Used Car Market Ad Shows Cash Prices and Time Payment
An old classified note promotes a used car market with 350 cars stated as worth the money. It highlights cash prices and an extra charge for time payment and invites readers to come and see them, listing a phone number.
Milred Allen Birthday Celebration Held Outdoors
The tenth birthday of Miss Mildred Allen was celebrated Saturday at a shaded grove near the home with Mildred’s Sunday school classmates in attendance. A luncheon served by Mrs. M B Allen Mrs Jess Cahoon and Mrs Olive Foster followed games and a pleasant afternoon. Attendees included Olive Hollowell Nina Hollowell Leona Hudson Hazel McBride Jean Caldwell Mabel Sheldon Florence Connor Mildred Elliott Janet Haffe Arnfrt Cahoon Dorothy Cahoon Velma Fulton Donald Jacks Clarence Fulton. Dean's Ointment advertised for eczema noting safety for children at 60 cents a box.
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Mildred Allen
Little Lady
M. B. Allen
Mildred
Jess Cahoon
Olive Foster
Olive
Nina Hollowell
Leona Hudson
Hazel McBride
Jean Caldwell
Mabel Sheldon
Florence Connor
Mildred Elliott
Janet Haffe
Arnlft
Dorothy Cahoon
Velma Fulton
Donald Jacks
Clarence Fulton
Plain Speaking Ad Sells Fast Car Buyers
A straightforward sales pitch urges buyers to act now with clear benefits. It emphasizes price and reliability, avoiding flowery language. The ad promises quick service and hassle free purchase to attract practical customers.
Burlington shops to add sixty five workers in freight car dept
News from William Baird, superintendent, confirms an increasing work force at the Burlington shops. Sixty five new men will join freight car repair and steel car trades, with smaller gains elsewhere, bringing total additions near one hundred. The plan starts Tuesday July Ath, signaling a return to normal railroad activity and broader economic revival after months of reductions.
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William Baird
Burlington
Young man injured at Krag Park during risky bathing stunt
A city youth known for dancing and showy fascinations limp after an incident at Krag Park beach. He wore a bathing suit and wrestled with a heavy water beauty. a knee cap impact in the pool caused a painful bruise.
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Krag Park
Doings in District Court
This morning in District Court Clerk James M. Robertson recorded Co. Lawrence Stull versus Charles F Richardson alleging a lease dispute over cultivated corn land and restraining interference. Judge Begley heard the Lahodave versus Lahoda case and granted a divorce decree after testimony.
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District Court
James M. Robertson
Lawrence Stull
Charles F Richardson
Charles Dasher
Mr. Dasher
Begley
Margaret Lahoda
Henry Lahoda
Serious accident befalls Mrs Smith in Council Elhasis
A messenger notified A W Smith of a severe injury to his wife Mrs Smith who was struck by an automobile near Jennie Emmonston hospital last Thursday. She sustained a fractured right leg and a broken rib while crossing to reach the street car. she is under treatment at the hospital.
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A. W. Smith
Constipation Headache: Opening Medicine Ad
An ad notes constipation causes headache and dizziness and promotes Dean's Regulats 30c per box at all stores as a mild opening remedy.
Journal Classifieds Deliver Strong Results At Low Cost
Small classified ads in the Journal yield notable responses with affordable pricing. Advertisers praise reach and impact, noting quick inquiries and visible attention from readers.
Pardons Board to Hear Burrows Case for Christmas Eve Murder
Lincoln reports the state board of pardons will hear Henry Burrows’s petition on July 19 a request tied to his 1911 murder of his friend Bill Sayles in Plattsmouth. Burrows, 71, now expresses longing to return to England to die and reunite with nieces and nephews across the Atlantic.
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Kenny Currows
Assioiary
Utt
Bi Sayles
Plattemeanmth
Board of the Affair
Plattsmouth
Bill
Tfahet
Burrows
Atlantic
Acean
Lancaster
Neh
State Penitentiary
Be Prepared for Minor Burns and Wounds with Dr Thomas
A vintage advertisement urges readiness for minor injuries and promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil available from druggists in 0c and 6c sizes, emphasizing its widespread use.
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Thomas
Decree Staff of Rebekah Expresses Gratitude
The decree staff of the Daughters of Rebekah thank friends for generous patronage at their recent social. Mrs. Alice Ofe.
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Rebekah
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