City council meetings open with petitions and repairs discussed
The council heard requests for a sidewalk on Lincolo avenue, water mains on Patterson avenue, and a church resolution to close the picture show on Sundays. Officials reviewed canceled accounts, February finances, and street repairs including gutters, tiling, and a new crossing at Fourth Street.
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Sattler
Harriell Hunter
Lincolo Avenue
Hallstrom
MecMaken & Son
Hunter Place
John Mayer
Walter Mains
Patterson Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
B. G. Worl
Motl Gering
Frank J. Konfist
Sixth Street
J. P. Falter
Aetna Insurance Company
J. Pb. Falter
German-American Insurance Company
BP. Puller
William Thaysler
Nemel2z & Co
Streight & Streight
Fricke
Sunday Show Ordinance Remains in Balance at City Council
The council narrowly supported Ritchey’s amendment to limit Sunday theater hours while avoiding church service conflicts and electric-cut afternoons. The measure moves to the city attorney for drafting. A brief recess followed as election judges and clerks were selected for April 1.
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Ing
Ritchey Cine
Bether
Rhichey
Tichey
Dovey
Shea
Johnson
Korlz
Lushinsky
Patterson
Battery
Hallstrom
Vondran
W. D. Messersmith
J. H. Thrasher
W. J. Hartwick
Fred Black
J. H. Donnelly
Claus Boetel
W. B. Rishel
John Kopia
W. A. Howard
Henry Goos
Third Ward
Frank Libershall
George Oldham
G. C. Despain
Henry Jess
George Bayles
Fourth Ward
John Weyrich
Joly Kirkham
A. G. Johnson
Joln Schulhof
Irvie Fill
Fifth Ward
Joe Libershall
George Sehanty
A. G. Bach
Ray Sawyer
Sam Gouchenour
Thumb Mashed At Burlington Blacksmith Shop
Anton Hila an apprentice at the Burlington blacksmith shop injured his thumb yesterday when it became tangled in machinery. The mishap will force him to lay off for several days.
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Anton Hila
Burlington
Whitie Miller Returns to Visit Old Friends
G A Miller known as Whitie arrived from Creighton Nebraska for a short visit with relatives and friends at the old home He says he will not go to Canada this year but plans to move from Creighton to Bronewick soon
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G. A. Miller
Whitie
Creighton
Neh
Canada
Bronewick
Young Men’s Bible Class Entertained at Wescott Home
From Monday’s Daily Léish evening the Young Men’s Bible Class of the First Methodist church was entertained at the home of Mr. Jim Mis Fo Th. Wescott on High School Hill. The event featured music from graphone and vocal numbers, a solo by Mrs. E. Wescott, a duet by Mr. and Mrs. Wescott, and a solo by Helen Wescott. A sumptuous luncheon capped the evening as the boys praised the hospitality of the host and hostess Mrs. Wescott and Mrs. A. Glen Rawls.
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First Methodist
Jim Mis
Th. Wescott
Weecott
Avoca Leaders Visit Journal Editors in Omaha
Joe Zimmerer cashier of the Avoca bank and Gus Mohr prominent Avoca business leader met with the Journal editorial room for a short social call in the city yesterday afternoon. They remarked as leading Democrats of Avoca precinct and took the midnight train to Union before driving home.
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Joe Zimmerer
Avoca Bank
Gus Mohr
Journal
Avoca
Union
Farmers urged to clean up yards for scrap iron sale
Local call to action directs farmers to gather all old iron and scrap items for sale to O. P. Monroe at the highest market price. Announcement notes the opportunity as part of a weekly listing dated 2 27.
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O. P. Monroe
Young William Andrews Injured Working on Hen House
From Twosday's Daily Saturday evening William Andrews assisted his father in building a hen house when a sawing accident occurred. The blade struck bone causing a deep wound. he required a physician. He had earlier bruised his head at his shop work.
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Twosday
William Andrews
Will
Mystifying Exhibition At Elks Club By Prof Kanguse
The Elks Club rooms hosted Prof Kanguse from Denver in an Omaha linked show that left many members puzzled and creeped by his powers. Brance Rosencrans arranged the event drawing a large turnout with multiple stunts that unsettled several attendees.
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the Elks’ Chine
Prof
Kanguse
Denver
Brance Rosencrans
Omaha
Allen
Professor Tat
Perso
Sevral
No Great River Trouble Reported as Ice Clears
The Tinaday's Dhally channel from Schuyler to Plattsmouth remained open for most of yesterday with moving ice ceasing and few railway bridge issues observed by the Lincoln Journal. A four foot rise in the Missouri at Plattsmouth was noted, but as the flood receded at 7 a.m. officials suspected a temporary gorge had formed and broken. Last year's floods were causing the greatest trouble around March 20.
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Ben Jainey
Bo Rishal
Rh. A. Bates
John Fitypatrick
Henry Troy
Public Library
Dares Donnelly
Olive Jones
A. F. Smith
M. Archer
TG. Warl
Lincoln Télephone and Telegraph Go
J. G. Fricke & Co
Nebraska Lighting Co
M. J. Manspeaker
G. Pp. Eastwood
Kurty
Fifth
Sixth
Tre Department
Eiby Hl
Fife Street
Beiling
Sreet
Locust Street
Eleventh
Twelfth Streets
Tinaday'e Dhally
Schuyler
Plattsmouth
Lincoln Journal
Missouri River
Settlement in Keckler estate noted at county court
In a Saturday country court session the settlement of the estate of Mes. Eliza Keckler near Mantes was completed. Administrator Charles Gerlach was discharged. The farm valued about $36,000 paid $215.24 in county ailernace tax.
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Coutry Court
Mes
Eliza Keckler
Mantes
Charles Gerlach
Elliott pleads guilty in fight case and pays fine
J. N. Elliott charged with fighting Lawrence Stull appeared in Judge Archer's court yesterday. Elliott pleaded guilty, Judge Archer assessed a 35 fine which Elliott paid, and Elliott then withdrew the complaint against Stull after evidence showed he had not started the flight. The judge discharged him.
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J. N. Elliott
Lawrence Stull
Judge Archers Court
Elliott
Stull
Mrs Murray Leaves for Omaha to Visit Ill Daughter
This morning Mrs John A Murray departed for Omaha to stay with her daughter Miss Blanche who is recovering from an operation performed last Thursday. The daughter’s condition was not as good this morning and her mother who arrived Friday evening was recalled to assist with caretaking.
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John A. Murray
Omaha
Miss Blanche
Miss Murray
Judge Travis 15 Greatly Improved Since Florida Arrival
Cowl Reporter Bar WW notes Judge H. D. Travis is much improved after reaching the Florida coast. A card from his brother Ray of King's Ferry reports the climate is helping the judge's health and that friends county wide will be relieved by the better condition.
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Travis
Ray
King's Ferry
Florida
H. D. Travis
Iown and A J McNatt Visit Wild County Seat Friends
From Tuesday's Daily 8 Iown and A J McNatt near Old Kenosha visited Wild county seat friends a few hours today. Mr Brown has not visited the county seat for a month due to his sister Lig being sick and his own illness.
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Iown
A. J. McNatt
Kenosha
Mr. Brown
Bedinge
Lig
Arraigned for Adultery in Justice Court
Walter Brittain and Bertha Stricklin were arraigned in Justice Ateli ers court on adultery under county farmes. The case was set for hearing next Monday morning with possible out of court settlement as the defense seeks to produce witnesses.
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Justice Ateliers
Walter Brittain
Bertha Stricklin
Spring Opening Set for March 12 13 14 at Miss Myors
The notice lists a spring opening event spanning Wednesday through Friday March 12 13 14 hosted at Miss Myors. Details are limited but the dates and venue are specified.
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Miss Myors
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