State boxing division reports 1923 24 receipts and licenses
The division of athletics collected and turned into the state treasury 8 621 45 over eleven months per an audit by State Accountant C A Sommer filed with State Auditor G W Marsh. Revenue from licenses taxes and bout receipts totaled 18 271 74 since July 1 1923 with 12 000 appropriation and 8 935 95 spent to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Athletics
State Boxing Commission
G.W. Marsh
C. A. Sommer
Boxing Commission
American Legions
Elks
Eagles
Nebraska National Guard
Knights of Columns
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Maccabees
Cudahy Packing Company
Real relic unearthed from Platte sands
A buffalo horn and skull fragment emerged from Platte River sands amid bridge repairs and ice upheavals. Mr Pollock recovered the horn, preserving a remnant of early plains life. The find recalls the Platte region once dominated by buffalo and nearby Indian hunting camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte
Nebraska Plains
Pollock
Western Domain
Middle West
Burdock Blood Bitters Promoted as Pure Blood Tonic
An ad touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a cleansing blood tonic for skin eruptions and rashes. It notes the product at $1.25 and available at all stores.
Death of Former Plattsmouth Boy
Willard Gouchenour twenty three former Plattsmouth resident dies Saturday while cutting a walnut tree near his Missouri Valley home. He was born in Plattsmouth in 1902 and lived with parents Sam and Mrs Gouchenour until moving seven years ago to farm near Missouri Valley. He leaves parents three sisters and eight brothers all of Missouri Valley plus a grandmother and four uncles and aunts. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Missouri Valley with many friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Gouchenour
Plattsmouth
Willard
Sam Gouchenour
Missouri Valley
First Methodist Church
Sarah Gouchenour
John
Harry
Claude Gouchenour
Woman's Club Discusses Americanization and District Meet
The Woman's club met at the Presbyterian church with Mrs. P. J. Flynn presiding. Delegates to the Plattsmouth district convention were elected. Prof. Joseph G. Masters spoke on Americanization stressing self improvement, education, and spiritual values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Presbyterian Church
P. J. Flynn
Plattsmouth
L. L. Turpin
Mae Murphy
A. J. Beeson
Luke Wiles
Robert Reed
Chase
Flynn
Joseph G. Masters
America
Neihardt
Taken to Hospital From Monday's Daily
Wash A. Young a west side resident was taken to Omaha and placed in University hospital for treatment. He has been ill for a year and was previously operated on for a longstanding ailment. He had seemed to recover enough to return home but his health declined again requiring hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Young
Omaha
University Hospital
Young
Charged with Non Support in Louisville Area
Constable J C Brittain served a warrant in the county on Frank Tye after a complaint by County Attorney W G Kieck. Tye was brought in and held to await court handling on the charge of non support of his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Brittain
Louisville
W. G. Kieck
Frank Tye
Brittain
Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil Promoted for Common Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil as a splendid remedy for earache toothache pains burns scalds sore throat and other emergencies offering quick relief and wide applicability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Frank Detlef Ill With Flu During Bridge Work
Frank Detlef of the Burlington bridge gang is on enforced vacation due to influenza. He has been at home for part of the time but is progressing and hopes to rally in the next few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Detlef
Burlington
Frank
Local residents visit district court and courthouse
Attorney C. E. Tefft of Weeping Water attends district court session while J. R. Noyes of Louisville joins as petit juror. Various locals including Miss Etta Nickles, Henry Snake, Frank H. Johnson, Cc. C. Mayfield, Fred H. H. Gorder, C. F. Harris, and Val Gobelman appear for duties or business. Mr and Mrs Charles Mullen visit Omaha relatives at the Bates home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Tefft
Weeping Water
District Court
J. R. Noyes
Louisville
Etta Nickles
Near Murray
Henry Snake
Eagle
Quinton
Frank H. Johnson
Cc. C. Mayfield
Fred H. H. Gorder
C. F. Harris
Union
Paul Jessen
Nebraska City
C. D. Quinton
Val Gobelman
Near Union
Journal Office
Charles Mullen
C. T. Edee
Virginia
Omaha
T. B. Bates
Bates
Notable Visitors and Local Movements Reported in Omaha Trip
County Assessor W. H. Puls visited Omaha by the Burlington train this morning. Eight Mile Grove resident Frank MecNurlin spent a few hours today handling business and visiting friends. Omaha attorneys Halleck Rose and A. C. Pancoast aided in the Fricke case in district court. J. A. Capwell, recently recovering from flu, attended to legal matters. Ray McMaken and wife plan to move to Sidney Iowa to manage Mrs. Isaac Dixon’s farm for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Puls
Omaha
Burlington
Frank MecNurlin
Eight Mile Grove
Halleck Rose
A. C. Pancoast
Fricke
J. A. Capwell
Ray McMaken
Sidney
Iowa
McMaken
McMahen
Isaac Dixon
Ray
Sedalia Man Promotes Wednesday Visit in Omaha
Frank Sedlak of Sedalia Missouri is in Omaha for a short visit with relatives and friends. He spends a few hours with friends today while here. Mrs F A Jones of Ruskin Nebraska left after visiting her mother Mrs J T Baird and sisters in the city to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sedlak
Sedalia
Missouri
Omaha
F. A. Jones
Ruskin
Nebraska
J. T. Baird
Burlington vice president returns from vacation inspection tour
Vice President E. P. Bracken of the Burlington railroad, with Mrs. Bracken and General Manager Flynn, spent a day in Lincoln inspecting property and the new stock yards plant while planning for expansion along Colorado Wyoming and northwestern Nebraska lines. He noted improvements to handle greater future business and cited storm damage in Minot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Bracken
Burlington Railroad
Lincoln
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Stock Yards
Lincoln Terminal
Bracken
Flynn
Omaha
South America
Panama Canal
Burlington
West
Guessing Game Wins Two Pairs of Overalls
The Philip Thierolf clothing store showcased a 72 by 72 inch oversized pair of overalls. E. C. Harris and Leslie Neil correctly guessed the size and will each receive a pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Harris
Leslie Neal
Philip Thierolf
E. C. Ttarris
Leslie Neil
Severe heart attack felled Burlington worker at shop
Eldon Clear, a Burlington employee, suffered a very severe heart attack while at work yesterday afternoon. He was taken home after the incident, continuing to suffer serious effects from the attack. He had previously recovered from a foot burn suffered while operating a welding machine and had just returned to work after a weeks long layoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Eldon Clear
Burlington
Clear
Denial of Guard Funds Prompt War Dept Study
Washington officials launch careful probes into how withholding 1 332 600 dollars for armory drill payments may affect national guard training and efficiency until June 20. President Coolidge ordered no allotments or expenditures under the appropriation while the review proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
National Guard
Coolidge
Congress
Department For National Guard
Peter Gradoville Sidelined by Pneumonia Siege
Peter Gradoville director of the Cradoville orchestra and third ward councilman is reported to be seriously ill with a pneumonia siege affecting his health and ability to perform his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gradoville
Cradoville Orchestra
Third Ward
Witness Warren Tulene Returns Home to Testify
Warren Tulene, long bedridden by illness, appeared in downtown Lincoln today as a witness in the case State of Nebraska vs. C. G. Fricke. He arrived after a California visit and has suffered stomach trouble and extreme weakness but is hoped to be recovering and advancing toward better health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Tulene
State of
Nebraska
C. G. Fricke
Tulene
California
Card of Thanks from the Fleming Family
The Fleming family expresses sincere appreciation for acts of kindness and the flowers received after their recent bereavement. They acknowledge the help of hoa see who assisted at the funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasee
M. P. Fleming
Piles Promoted Remedy Dean's Ointment Endorsed
Advertising notice touts Dean's Ointment as a treatment for itching bleeding or protruding piles and urges purchase at any drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
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BO Wagt
de Laval
Piatfereuth Implement Company
State Department
Kuppenheimer
Feffia
Woman's Club Meeting
Dr. Heineman
Hart Schaffner & Marx
S & Young
C. E. Wescott
Cash & Carry Grocery
P. O
C. H. Martin
Hershey’s
Advo
Santa Clara
Fleishman’s Yeast
West Main Street
Gradeville
Pete
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