Improvements Planned for Burlington Shops and Yard
Burlington plans major shop enhancements this summer including a new 341 by 212 foot store building near the track to streamline car loading and material handling. The project adds tracks and turntables, frees space in the old round house, upgrades the planning mill with a new floor and foundations, refurbishes multiple shop buildings, and installs an airy compressor. The lumber yard under J J Kuhns will expand with a large stock, warehouse for high grade woods, and staff including W Hula assisting in office work.
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Burlington Railroad
CG. Hill
Round House
Baird
Parker
Prevent
Tho
J. J. Kuhns
Kuhns
Kulins
W. Hula
Arrives at Their New Home in North Dakota Town
Word reports Mr and Mrs Louis Jivan have arrived at their new home in Mandan North Dakota on Wednesday. They visited the fair there and were pleased with prospects. The journey was disrupted the next day by a Duvzard. Locals extend warm wishes for a prosperous career in the new locality.
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Louis Jivan
Mandan
N. K
Nothay
Chorus to Perform The Seven Last Words of Christ
At the Methodist Church on Friday evening at 8 o clock the chorus will sing The Seven Last Words of Christ. G York bass leads with Lucius Prior of Omaha as soloist while Prof. Kolliba accompanies on violin and performs There is a Green Hill Far Away as offertory.
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G. York
Lucius Prior
Omaha
Kolliba
Father Shine Speaks in Omaha on St Patrick’s Day
Father M A Shine of Omaha delivered the St Patrick’s Day address at Creighton hall during an Ancient Order of Hibernians event. He traced Irish history from Asia migrations to Patrick’s mission, recounting years of hardship and the saint’s work toward Ireland’s long hoped for national renewal.
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Father Shine
Omaha
M. A. Shine
Creighton Hall
Mi Bernians
Omaha Bee
Michael Shine
Sheribes
Asia
Europe
St. Patrick
Ireland
Finlly
Greenhouse Changes Hands Again
The Plattsmouth greenhouse has been dis posed of by Andrews and McDonald to Ernest and Clarence Steiner who will run it as Stanner Brothers. The new firm consists of local young men with greenhouse experience who plan to restore and expand the business and earn local patronage.
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Plattsmouth
Andrews & McDonald
Ernest
Clarence Steiner
Stanner Brothers
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting at Tippens Home
From Wednesday's Daily the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church met at the north city home of Mrs W. Tippens yesterday afternoon. The group held a business session then enjoyed conversation sewing and amusements. Refreshments were served and the gathering dispersed praising the hostess as an excellent entertainer.
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The
Presbyterian Church
W. @. Tippens
Loyal Daughters Hold St Patrick Social and Pig Drawing
The Loyal Daughters class of the Christian Sunday school hosted a St Patrick social at Mrs. Scholdknecht's home. Miss Elizabeth Wall won the drawing contest with a pig savings bank. prizes included a ching pig and a paper snake as others served refreshments amid music by Miss Ulrich on mandolins.
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Si. Ial. Rivk
Elizabeth Wall
M.S. Briggs
High School Basketball Alumni Benefit Game Scheduled
After a month of efforts the team settles on four games to be held Thursday March 20 due to unavailable halls on Friday. Proceeds go to several school organizations and the boys seek strong community support for a pleasant, interesting, and profitable season end. The lineup is promised in tomorrow's paper.
Commercial Club Meets Third Thursday Meeting
A notice states the Commercial Club holds its monthly gathering on the third Thursday evening each month.
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Commercial Club
Attractive Windows At E G Dovey And Son S Store
Prom Tuesday's window display highlights the new shades of poplins and summer garments for women and children. The eastern window showcases summer goods and the store features the celebrated Gossard corsets, with a prominent display attracting male attention.
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Dovey & Son
E.G. Dovey & Son
Deepetbor
Nis Dane
Tragic Union Train Yard Accident Kills 11 Year Old
Willard Applegate of Union died after being struck by a moving train while hopping freight cars with peers late Saturday night. He lost his left leg above the knee and succumbed to injuries at 2 25 Sunday morning. authorities note trespass and playing on yards as a warning.
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Willard Applegate
Union
Young Applegate
Nelson Applegate
Beppig
Woiam
Rairoad
Ponoover Injury Sparks Alert on Rail Yard Safety
A note highlights risks around railroad yards and moving trams urging company staff to avoid dangerous areas. It stresses the need for proper safety measures to prevent accidents and protect workers. The text calls for vigilance near Plices where hazards exist.
War Within Suffrage Ranks Threatens Movement
A Washington suffrage parade sparks tension between two leading factions. Mrs Arthur A Dodge warns of a boomerang effect if militancy rises, while Mrs Harriet Stanton Blatch insists anti suffragists lie about women’s support. Observers hope no intra faction war derails progress.
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Washington, D. C
Arthur A. Dodge
National Organization
Washington
Harriet Stanton Blalch
United
Ireland
Sigs
Applications for First Citizenship Papers Handled
This morning in the naturalization department two applicants sought first citizenship papers. Bror Christ announced intent to become a US citizen and renounce allegiance to Sweden. Bedrich Miejnek, a Moravian native, applied to be admitted as a US citizen and has worked as a carpenter in the city.
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Naturalization Department
District Court
James Robertson
Bror Christ
United States
Sweden
Tle
Unis City
Burlington
Bedrich Miejnek
Moravia
The Price She Paid heads to Parnese theater March 24
Plattsmouth readers will see the dramatic problem play The Price She Paid at the Parnese theater on Monday March 24. The story follows a middle class jeweler’s employee who steals to cover losses and is caught, while a wealthy man proposes for the thief’s sister offering wealth in exchange for companionship.
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Plattsmeonth
Iis
Bey
Plattsmouth Boosters Club Elects Officers for Season
The Plattsmouth Boosters Club held a spirited meeting at Thomas Walling's office to organize for the upcoming season. Walling elected president, N Dovey treasurer, C S Johnson reappointed as pager, Fred Mayo named captain, with early practice planned and attention on the Whartsmouth Hoosiers.
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Plattsmouth Boosters
oMee
Thomas Walling
Walling
Ehab
Ehab Dare
Fred Mayo
Fred
Lens
Whartsmouth
Red Hot Game of Pitch at Perkins House
Report from Wednesday night recounts a high spirited pitch con test at the Perkins home starting about 1 o clock and ending around 2 ten. Plattswood Cove and Newkirk faced Union champions Graves and Marks in a close match won by the latter 10 to 1. The losing side vows to refine their signals for a rematch with the Winten squad next session.
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Perkins House
Plattswouth
Cove
Newkirk
Graves
Marks
Winten
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Dany
Methodist Church
Tippens
Journal For Fancy Stationery
Mier
Harding
Brooklyn Eagle
the Loyal Daughters
Wally
Missouri Pacific
Plattomouth Boosters Club
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