Forged Check Sparks Bank Warning Across Nebraska
The State Bank exposes a forged check drawn on Plattsmouth State Bank, signed by Robert Ellis and indorsed by J Long. The instrument passed through Omaha clearing and Falls City banks before discovery, prompting warnings to banks statewide about similar fraud schemes.
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Westerday
Omaha
Robert Ellis
J. &. Long
Falls City
Falls
State Bank
Long
Falls Cuty
First National Bank
Cishiar Toberts
Palls City
Foreman William Andrews Hurt by Falling Nuts at Burlington Shops
From Wednesday's Daily, William Andrews suffered a severe forehead cut when several large nuts in a tied sack struck him as he pulled the sack down at the Burlington shops. He was treated and remained able to resume work.
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Burlington Shops
William Andrews
Smith Shirt Factory Garners Night Overtime For New Help
The Smith shirt factory, eager for more women and girls to join its sewing room, worked overnight to catch up with orders. The firm offers higher wages as workers gain proficiency and urges young women to apply.
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M. Ey. Smiths Shirt Factory
Smith Company
Holly Orchestra Heads to Glenwood Louisville and Weeping Water
The Holly orchestra departs this evening on No. 2 to Glenwood for a dance then returns by morning, leaves tomorrow afternoon for Louisville, then goes to Weeping Water for Friday night, and ends the week providing music for the M. W. A. benefit dance on Saturday. Poor weather forces rail travel instead of car trips.
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Fom
Holly Orchestra
Glenwood
Louisville
Weeping Water
Journal Office Offers Wide Range of Fancy Job Work
The Journal states it can handle all kinds of fancy job work and invites readers to give a trial. The note emphasizes versatile printing and finishing services available to customers seeking quality and speed.
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Journal
Moves to Randolph
W T Hutcheson has shipped household goods from a farm near Menard to Randolph Ned and plans to depart soon with his family for their new home there. He hopes to improve prospects in the new location and will have the Malismouth Journal sent to his new address to stay informed.
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W.T. Hutcheson
Menard
Randolph
Ned
Wareeres
Thutellesen
Tim the Lel Werner
Eastern Nebraska Fruit Growers organize with 30000 capital
A large Auburn meeting organized the Eastern Nebraska Fruit Growers Association with FE M Pollard elected president and George Marshall appointed secretary pro tem. A 30000 capital stock is set, a 7 member board of directors chosen, and a sales plan to operate from Omaha with inspectors and a guarantees program to ensure fruit quality.
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Auburn
Eastern Nebraska Fruit Growers’ Association
FE. M. Pollard
OG. G. Marshall
Cormittes
M. Pollard
Nehanka
F. Beck
Peru
George Marshall
Arlington
George Sanders
Brewtsville
Val Keyser
Lincoln
George Christy
Johnson
A. M. Shubert
Shubert
Nebraska
Omaha
Gobelman Opens New Paint Store on North Sixth Street
Frank Gobelman unveils a large new paint and wallpaper showroom opposite the telephone office on North Sixth Street. The store offers Pillsbury and Gledhill wallpaper lines, Benjamin Moore paints, Sani-flat, and Muresey finishes with full can sizes. The adjoining workroom will serve as a workshop for painting and decorating autos and other contracts. Phillip Bachelor, former Cass County resident now in Washington state, plans to gift property to his daughter near Paethe Junction, with intention to buy John Cory's property near the Columbia school for Mrs. Marsh Smith.
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Frank Gobelman
North Sixth Street
Telephone Company
Gobelman
Pillsbury and
Gledhill
Washington
Phillip Bachelor
Rock Ftairs
Marsh Smith
Paethe Junction
Bachelor
Olympia
John Cory
Columbia School
Miss Marie Svoboda Replaces Gristy in Lincoln Phone Office
Miss Marie Svoboda resigns as stenographer for County Attorney C. H. Taylor to join Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph, filling the vacancy left by Miss Fidel Gristy whose health has declined. Svoboda is praised for courtesy and ability, and the company is congratulated on the hire.
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Marie Svoboda
C. H. Taylor
Lincoln Telephone Aml Telegraph Company
Fidel Grisly
Miss Svoboda
Knights and Ladies of Security to Celebrate Anniversary
Members of the Knights and Ladies of Security meet at the Woodman Building to celebrate their anniversary. The committee promises elaborate preparations and urges full attendance to enjoy the program.
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Knights and Ladies of Security
Woodman
Mrs Henry B Miller Hosts Woman's Relief Corps Meeting
Mrs Henry B Miller entertained the Woman's Relief Corps on Tuesday afternoon at her home. A short program of patriotic songs and readings was performed by corps members, followed by a luncheon. Guests praised Miller as a royal entertainer and looked forward to future visits.
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Woman Relief Gers
Deny B. Miller
Mrs Tritsch Hosts Visitors For Pleasant Louisville Friends
Mrs Mike Tritsch entertained at her home yesterday with guests Mrs S G Keckler and Mrs G Forcade of Louisville. The ladies, former neighbors of the Tritsch family, enjoyed a day of social conversation and renewing old ties.
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Mike ‘Tritsch
S. G. Keckler
G. &. Forcade
Louisville
Tritsch
Proprietors Promote Tutive Power in Patent Remedy
An old newspaper advertises a patent remedy claimed to restore health and strength, praising its restorative power and healing effects. The piece mentions Andrews FJ. Ooenry & Co., Toledo, and references a Warned Pill for constipation as part of a health tonic line.
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Eessery
Tommy Cmake
Andrews FJ. Ooenry &C
Toledo
Runaway Team Spurs Frenzied Flight Near Burlington Depot
A team led by Tom Fry broke loose near the Burlington freight area this afternoon. They dashed through a weighing platform and into a parkway fence, throwing a horse and tearing fence boards. no pedestrians or other teams were injured.
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Burlington Depot
Tom Fry
G. W. Baylor
Parkway
Boys, What Occupation Will You Follow?
Mr. Wootan of the Omaha Bes spoke on Friday evening at the Presbyterian shore, presenting “The star.” The program featured lime light and music with the address. Tickets cost and are available from Carl Schmidtmann at Petters store or Marion Dickson at Richey’s lumber yard. Five more addresses to follow on alternate Fridays.
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Mr. Wootan
Omaha Bes
Star
Presbyterian Shore Tonwere
Limeheon
Carl Sehmidmann
Petters Store
Marion Dickson
Richey
Limber Yard
For Rent A House ad in the Journal Want Ad
Reader is advised to try the Journal Want Ad section for housing rentals. The brief appeals to renters seeking a house and invites them to place an ad in the Journal Classifieds.
Pension Granted Mrs Lucy M Taylor Widow of David F Taylor
Judge M Archer reports that the commissioner of pensions in Washington has granted Mrs Lucy M Taylor a widow’s pension of 42 dollars per month dating from October 7 1912. The notice credits Archer with efficient handling and minimal corrections.
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Lucy M. Taylor
M. Archer
Commissioner of Pensions
Washington
David F. Taylor
Taylor
Archer
Fred Denson Returns to Plattsmouth Friends
Fred Denson, recently amputated, visits Plattsmouth friends for a short morning call. His first trip to Unis City since the accident shows signs of suffering, yet he has recovered enough to run a Gouneil Bluffs grocery business and is doing well.
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Fred Denson
Fred
Unis City
Gouneil Bluffs
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ME. Owith
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Mrrs
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