Gering and Tidd Clash During Valley Guardian Hearing
Mrs Frances Vallery seeks restoration of full business rights from guardian R L Propst after months of disputed oversight. The case centers on her late husband C H Vallerys estate and a monthly $57 50 Navy survivor policy she receives. The morning session featured violent exchanges between attorneys Gering and Todd amid testimony on Mrs Vallerys mental capacity and treatment.
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Frances Vallery
Vallery
Matthew Gering
C. H. Vallery
Messrs
Gering
Todd
Stava Files for County Commissioner Seat in First District
M. G. Stava, a farmer south of the city, filed for the county commissioner race in the first district. He declares Republican affiliation and seeks the nomination. The article also notes changes in party leadership with new Republican committeewoman Marie E. Kaufmann and Democratic delegate candidates Frank E. Schlater and John Corey.
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M. G. Stava
Stava
Republican Party
Marie E. Kaufmann
Frank E. Schlater
John Corey
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Barry
Obituary notice from Friday's Dalvif reveals Mrs Elizabeth Barry died at St Catherine hospital in Omaha after a week of serious illness. She was mother of Mrs August Bach. The family received the news this morning.
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St. Catherine Hospital
Omaha
August Bach
Elizabeth Barry
Bach
England Woman Dies After Heart Trouble at Age 68
The deceased, a native of England, was sixty eight at death and had lived with her daughter Mrs Bach. She made many friends in this city and her loss is deeply mourned. No definite funeral plans have been announced. it is expected the body will be brought here for burial.
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England
Bach
Falter Files for County Commissioner Nomination
Jacob P. Falter filed to appear on the Democratic primary ballot for county commissioner from the first district which includes W Plattsmouth Rock Bluffs and Eight Mile Grove precincts. Falter formerly served as commissioner from this district and was first elected when living in Eight Mile Grove. The item notes Stava has filed for the Republican nomination as the second candidate.
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Jacob P. Falter
M. G. Stava
Louisville Man Sur prised on Birthday
The Wendt home near Louisville hosted a March 14 birthday surprise for Bill Wendt age 52. Family and neighbors attended a dinner and supper after a day of celebration at the Cass county farm built four years ago.
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William Wendt
Louisville
Wendt
Murdock
Ferdinand
Belmont
John Scheel
Louis Gaebel
Leonard
Elmer
Willie
Viola
T. Hartman
August Wendt
Andrew Schoeman
Edward Jochim
Frank Riester
Mr. Wendt
Louisville Courier
For Sale Duroc Jersey Fall Boars by Philip Hirz
For sale a number of Duroc Jersey fall boars offered by Philip Hirz at a reasonable price for immediate purchase. The brief classified note lists no additional details such as age or exact price.
Democratic City Convention Nominates Full April Ticket
The Democratic city convention met at City Hall to nominate a full April ticket. H M Soennichsen for treasurer and Elmer A Webb for city clerk top the slate with John P Sattler and Carl A Johnson in the mayoral race. The convention also backed Mrs P J Flynn and Don C York for school board, with John Schulhof for short term and city engineer A Baxter Smith. Ward selections named L W Lorenz Fred Linderman E O Howe John C Brittain and J W Maurer.
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Frank J. Libershal
L. G. Larson
Mr. Libershal
Claude Smith
Frank Smith
John Cloidt
Elmer A. Webb
John C. Brittain
Webb
H. M. Soennichsen
John E. Schutz
Board of Education
P. J. Flynn
Don C. York
John Schulhof
A. Baxter Smith
L. W. Lorenz
Fred Linderman
Howe
J. W. Maurer
City Central Committee
John J. Cloidt
Fank J. Libershal
Municipal Tickets Democrats Republicans For Mayor Carl A Johnson
City officials listed for mayor clerk engineer and council seats in the municipal ticket. Included are candidates for mayor city clerk city engineer and council wards with names for school board vacancy and full terms.
Frank Buttery Seeks Independent Run for City Council
Councilman Frank F. Buttery, the oldest in service, will run as an independent after losing the Republican caucus. His supporters are circulating a petition to place his name on the ballot for the April 6 election in the Democratic-leaning ward, marking fifteen years on the council and focused on ward interests.
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Frank F. Buttery
Battery
Buttery
Plaintiff Lin derman Wins Permanent Injunction
District Judge James T. Begley granted a permanent injunction in the case John C. Linderman v Jesse W Bashus et al protecting the plaintiff's riverbottom property north of the city. The ruling follows a trial held days earlier with the decision taken under advisement.
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Phil Morning
James T. Begley
John C. Linderman
Jesse W. Bashus
Judge Begley
Modern eight room home near Main street for sale
For sale a modern eight room home three blocks from Main street contact phone 592 in-déw. Also offered three bushels of red clover seed re cleaned at 30 dollars per bushel contact C A Ramee telephone 3513 hab or ee tiw.
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Main Street
In-Déw
C. A. Ramee
Republicans Nominate City Ticket Convention Chooses City Officers
Republicans met at the district court room to nominate a city ticket for the election. Henry A. Schneider was urged for mayor despite his reluctance, with B A McElwain reelected city clerk. T H Pollock and Mrs M E Manspeaker were nominated for treasurer, with R W Knorr ultimately chosen. Ward candidates named include Morgen, Adams, Steinhauer, Harris, and central committeemen listed as Streight, Burnie, Wescott, Farley, and York.
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District Court Room
Court House
George R. Sayles
J. E. Douglass
Marie Kaufmann
Henry A. Schneider
Schneider
B. A. McElwain
T. H. Pollock
M. E. Manspeaker
R. W. Knorr
Pollock
Guy W. Morgen
Fred Linderman
Will .T. Adams
Henry Steinhauer
Robert Harris
City Central
W. J. Streight
James Burnie
Ralph Haynie
Clara Wescott
George L. Farley
Oscar York
Not Running Partisan York Seeks Nonpartisan School Board Role
Don C. York, nominated to the board of education at the city Democratic convention, says he is not a partisan candidate and that his affiliations are with labor interests. He will run on the Democratic ticket but argues the education board should remain nonpartisan.
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Don C. York
Board of Education
Journal
Representative
First Woman Files for State Office in Nebraska
The petition of Mrs Frank H Dunbar of this city has been filed in the secretary of state office at Lincoln and makes her the first woman to file for office in Nebraska this year. She seeks the position of alternate delegate to the Republican national convention in Chicago in June. While she prefers General Pershing for the national chief, she will support the will of Republican voters of the state on any endorsed candidate.
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Frank H. Dunbar
Lincoln
Dunbar
Mrs Vallery Wins In County Court
The county court case over Mrs Frances Vallery's petition to remove guardian Robert L Propst concluded with Judge Beeson ordering Propst removed. Vallery is restored to control of her property and interest in the late C H Vallery estate.
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Beeson
Frances Vallery
Robert L. Propst
Matthew Gering
Old Cass County Resident Celebrates 67th Birthday
J M Young one of Cass County Nebraska's oldest residents marks his sixty seventh birthday today. Born near Glenwood Iowa on March 1 1853 he moved to Cass County at age two and has lived here most of his life. His sister near Carroll sent a birthday cake for the celebration.
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Cass County
J. M. Young
Mr. Young
Iowa
Glenwood
Nebraska
H. Young
Young
Carrol
Neb
Good two and a half year old Shorthorn bull for sale
Advertises a 2.5 year old Shorthorn bull from J. J. Lohnes in Mynard Nebraska. Invites non-subscribers of the Daily Journal to join the subscription list.
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J. J. Lohnes
Mynard
Death Comes Suddenly to Union Lady
Mrs Mildred Sigmond dies after a few hours of illness in Union Neb at age 78. She had lived with her daughter Mrs W L Stine for 15 years and leaves two children Matthew Sigmond of Waterbury Neb and Mrs W L Stine. Funeral held today at the Union Baptist church with Rev W A Taylor.
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Mildred Sigmond
Union
W. L. Stine
Matthew Sigmond
Waterberry
Neb
Methodian Ch A
Nebraska
Baptist Church
W. A. Taylor
Tnion
Milk Cows for Sale at Murray Bouton
Two good milk cows just fresh for sale at Murray. Theo Bouton invites buyers to come and see them at the farm.
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Murray
Theo. Bouton
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Tidd
Office OF
J. P. Falter
Philip Hirz
Daily Journal
Carl A. Johnson
E. A. Webb
Mrs. Flynn
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Frank M. Bestor
A.F. Braun
John P. Sattler
Braun
Johnson
Sattler
Fourth Ward
H. A. Schneider
H. M. Soenichs
WW. Knorr
A. B. Smith
2Nd Ward
F. Linderman
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Will T. Adams
J. C. Brittain Henry Steinhaur
J. W. ‘Maurer
Flynn
EB. H. Wescott
Robertson
al G. Cole
Frank Buttery
Second Ward
Begley
J. C. Linderman
McElwain
Naily Journal
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China
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First National Bank
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