City to pave Webster Boulevard and Twelfth Street
City council approves paving of John R. Webster boulevard and a section of Twelfth Street while reviewing water-works issues and street repairs. They announce election judge and clerk appointments for five wards and discuss fire water mains and bridge railing repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Webster
Twelfth Street
Plattsmouth Water Co
Sattler
McMahen
Dwyer
Myrtle Brittain
Sixth
Main Streets
Judiciary Committee
Board of Control
Nebraska Masonic Home
Timber Street
Fourteenth Street
Eliers and Bridges Committee
Frank M. Bester
Elm Street
Vroman
Fire and Water Committees
Burlington
William Hasseler
O. C. Dovey
H. H
Fourth Ward
T. E. Olson
John Weyrich
Alf Edgerton
Charles Peterson
Clarence Ledgeway
Fifth Ward
James B. Higley
Ed Gobelmann
J. A. Pitz
Edna Stiles
Dora Triveli
Dgeitz
Pajeck
Fifteenth and
Qak Street
McMéken
Tolty
Wintersteen Hill
Local Ledger Items Include Purchases and Services
A fragmented list shows purchases and services from Plattsmouth Fire Department and individuals. Entries include labor and materials totaling 12.49 for John Bauer, burial costs 1.95 for Boetel Sr, and various small expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. McCarty
FE Po Acca
Re . B. Lewis
J. Cloidt
Plattsmouth
John Bauer
Boetel, Sr
Fracture of Right Arm Leaves Julius Hankinson in Pain
Julius Hankinson, son of Mr and Mrs Ben Hankinson, suffered a painful injury Saturday near the courthouse when climbing a cannon caused a fracture to his right arm. He will require a sling for some time as he recovers from the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Hankinson
Ben Hankinson
Court House
Julius
Franklin lecture highlights life of patriot and printer
The fourth lyceum course at the high school auditorium featured J A Dillinger discussing Benjamin Franklin. He traced Franklin's hard boyhood, apprenticeship in printing, writings that spurred thrift and liberty, and his role as envoy to France aiding American independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Dillinger
Lyceum Company
Benjamin Franklin
Dr. Franklin
Frankiss
Franklin
Louis XVI
France
England
Debate League of Nations Debate at South High
Yesterday afternoon the South high school debate team of Omaha faced Plattsmouth in a "Resolved That the United States Should Enter the League of Nations" contest. Plattsmouth, led by Helen Wescott Willis Hartford and Damian Flynn, won the decision with a strong negative case judged by Alexander McKee of Lincoln. Mrs. George A. Dodge visited Omaha today, traveling by Burlington train for a brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South High School of
Omaha
Plattsmouth
United States
League of Nations
Alexander McKee
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Helen Wescott
Willis Hartford
Damian Flynn
Coleman Heads to Omaha and Council Bluffs for Business
J. C. Coleman travels to Omaha and Council Bluffs to tend to business matters for a few hours today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Coleman
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Plattsmouth Youth Tryout With Uni
Plattsmouth youths join a Nebraska had baseball practice led by coach Bill Kline at the Social Science building on campus. The squad, over fifty candidates, trains ahead of their Rock Island park trip as they vie for varsity berths with veterans and yearlings competing for positions across infield and outfield roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill” KiHne
Cornhusker
Florida
Kline
Rock Island Park
Anderson
Joe Reavis
Falls City Boy
Jardine
Indiana
Ray Janda
Collins
Rhodes
Lang Brothers
Ekstrom
Volz
Patton
Hubbs
Wakefield
Hannon
Wichita
Kansas
Schewe
Murdock
Hughes
Omaha
Cameron
Harney
Warner
S&s. D
Regder
Randolph
Newman Grove
E. Raun
Upland
H. J Johnson
Cordova
Lincoln
Smeha
Ravenna
Jones
Thomson
Tilden
Hogebloom
Morefield
Iowa
Infielderea
Wagener
S. D
Mathias
Andreson
A. Raum
Anstey
Higgins Benterman
BE. Lang
Litchfeld
Demeter
Obtowa
Poole
Pochop
Winston
Acheleigh
Edwards
Alexandria
Iincoln Star
Fire Safety Advice From The Fire Department
A historical notice from the fire department cautions residents to avoid fire hazards. It warns against near stove or heater ignition, oily rags, leaking steam or gas light flames, clutter blocking access, and leaving matches or waste paper where they can ignite. It urges prompt fire alarm reporting and extinguishing fires when possible.
New Baby Joins St Luke’s Men’s Club Members
The St Luke's Episcopal Church Men's Club welcomes a new member a healthy son born to Father and Mrs. George D Pierce Monday at 12 40 PM at Clarkson Hospital Omaha Both mother and child are doing well and the family enjoys glad news among friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s ‘Episcopal Church
George D. Pierce
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Census finds emblem makers rich in output
Washington reports 84 emblems and insignia makers with a 193% output value totaling 610,506,000 dollars. The survey supports accusations that Americans are a race of "finers" by detailing this large industry’s scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Advertise want in the Jour nd fer whe
Classified notice requests readers to place want ads in the Journal of Ferrite wheel listings. The fragment omits details such as contact and pricing.
Fairview Club Delights With Pleasant Schoolhouse Program
Fairview youths staged a well received play at the school house under Misa Vera Rhcordanz. The 24 roles depicted common train types and the packed audience enjoyed vocal numbers by Minnie Stohlmann and other local performers. The Ruby orchestra and numerous soloists provided a varied musical program. The community club thanks the participants and praises the neighborly spirit that supports local projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Misa Vera Rhcordanz
Cass County
Geneva
Ienry Heil
Urish
Ruby
Floyd
Bernard
Miss Thelma
Miss Urish
Myrtle Frecshmann
Elizabeth Tritsch
Evelyn Doty
Ed Ruby
Kansas
Fairview welcomes visitors with festive greetings and events
The passage urges smiles and help at Fairview as a cheerful crowd gathers for good sports and community fun. It notes roads of the USA converge on Fairview and highlights Bates Book and Gift Shop displaying the largest Easter card line yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
U.S. A
Bates Book and Gift Shop
Cedar County Receives State Aid for Major Road Projects
A large northeast Nebraska meeting led to state aid for improving the Antelope trail and Meridian highways. The planned Tri-count y highway from Bloomfield east to Dixon counties and the Obert to Crofton route will be marked renamed and patrolled. Cedar County gains 70 miles more maintained roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartington
Neb
Nebraska
State Department of Public Works
Meridian Highway Bridge Company
Board of Commissioners
Cedar County
Crofton
Wynot
Bloomfield
Fuox
Ceder
Dixon
Obert
Wausa
Leg Weakness in Baby Chicks in Nebraska Hatcheries
Leg weakness affects more than half of early hatch chicks in Nebraska before market age. Exposing chicks to direct sunlight by windows or short outdoor periods on warm sunny days is best prevention. If sunlight is unavailable, a three percent liver oil solution mixed with a small mesh and fed within a few days shows satisfactory results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Mrs. Hadraba Returns Home From Hospital Stay
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Joseph F. Hadraba left Clarkson hospital in Omaha after ten days of treatment. She is improves and it is hoped the course of treatment will bring permanent relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Hadraba
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Hadraba
Miss Alpha Peterson Visits Omaha For Short Visit
County superintendent Miss Alpha Peterson spent a few hours in Omaha handling business matters and visiting friends during her brief outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Peterson
Omaha
Benedict Produce House Brings Eggs Cream and Chickens
Farmer Jones sold a flat deal and then delivered eggs cream and chickens to Benedict Produce House in Plattsmouth Nebraska. The business line lists phone number 74 and notes customers would be served directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Jones
Benedict
Plattsmouth, Neb
Farm Auction for Cornelius Bengen near Mynard Nebraska
A 150 acre farm known as the Cornelius Bengen property two miles south of Mynard Nebraska will be sold at public auction at the south door of the Court House in Plattsmouth Nebraska on Saturday March 28 at 10 o'clock a m The sale is conducted by Co A Rawls with reserve. mils-4aw milé-64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Bengen
Mynard
Nebraska
Court Houre
Plattsmouth
M. Co. A. Rawls
Reserve
Stump Pulling Offered By Ososr Gapen Jr
Advertisement notes stump pulling services offered by Ososr Gapen Jr of Plattemouth with contact phone 2698. The text is fragmented but indicates a local yard or mill work context and a request for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gapen, Jr
Plattemouth
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Buick
J. B. Livingston
Coemer
4Th and Main Street
Plattsmouth, Nebr
Bertschy Engineering Service Co
Third St. At Pearl
Plattismouth
Bertschy Garage
Jackwen
Plattsmouth Loan & Building Association
Bertschy
J. N. Elliott
John Maurer
M. B. Alien
George Taylor
Charles Renner
Walter Byers
C. L. Jeffery
John Eppings
Ray McMahen
Claus Boetel, Jr
G. M. Jacks
Carl Egenberger
Henry Perry
South Omaha High
George A. Dodge
UNI
Ben
Fire Department
ROTES
6Th Street
Real the Journal
Peggy Pareswes
Peggy
Peggy Paris
Assa
Phoenix Hosiery
CLUS
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Canada
Mexico
Joe J. Stibal
Reders
Ethects
Lenin
John P. Sateler
Atrestor
H. C. Leopold
Main Street
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