Picnic Honors District 27 School Closure Event
Pupils of District 27 held a closing picnic hosted by teacher Miss Florence Tummel on Sunday April 27. A noon dinner was served and the afternoon included social games with numerous students and guests listed among attendees.
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Na A
Florence Tummel
Josephine Valery
Emma Tschirven
Mary
Maggie Kaffenberger
Dora Nelting
Jonnie
Nora Bathen
Miss Haynie
Mahle
Louise Rummel
Tony Janda
Ruth Kellison
Freda
Frances Ulrich
Mar
Garet Dietl
Messrs
Frity
Max Vallery
Fred Tschirren
Fred
George
Johnnie Kaffenberger
Henry Nolling
Sammie Rhoden
Julius Pity
John
Elmer Wummel
Willie
Ed Meisinger
Jesse
Paul Long
Herman Graham
Raymond Meisinger
al- Vin
Herman Meisinger
Bernard Meisinger
Nayimond Kelliser
Hamilton Mark
Carl
Albert Kraeger
Carl Ulrieh
Frederick
Franklin
Ralph Welbein
Mesdanis Md Ubrieh
J. M. Meisinger
AR. W. Long
G. H. Meisinger
Will Kellisen
Christina Richner
Messes
Mesidames
Fieortme Kraeger
Fred Meisinger
J.P. Wehrbein
B.C. Rune
Willie Papel
Water Company Opens New Filtering Plant at Pumping Station
The Plattsmouth Water Company has completed a new filtering plant at its north city pumping station after a year and a half of construction. Manager Mr. Sinclair expects operation within days as tests show the plant is in first class shape. The upgrade, funded by the new ownership, aims to greatly improve water quality and service for patrons.
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Miallsmouth Water Company
Sinclair
Plattsmouth Water Company
Journal Office Offers Fancy Stationery for Purchase
The Journal office advertises stylish stationery for readers and visitors. Prices and selections are featured for those looking to buy writing supplies locally.
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Journal Office
Local Burlington Official Visits After Business in Omaha
K W Zaveren arrived from Omaha to handle Burlington business across the river. He was seized with appendicitis while working there two months ago, was operated on in Omaha, and says he feels better now than in fifteen years, after stomach troubles.
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K. W. Zaveren
Omaha
Burlington
Mr. Zaveren
Thi River
Judge Archer Buys Property on Granite Street
Judge M Archer, long time resident of Baer property on North Seventh street, has purchased the brick residence of PLD Bates on Granite street between Sixth and Seventh. He and his wife have moved in, placing them near the city’s principal business district, offering convenient access and a comfortable home.
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M. Archer
Baer
North Seventh Street
Bates
Granite Street
Juidge
Burdock Blood Billers Market Claim Seeks Trust
A vintage ad touts Burdock Blood Billers as a remedy for impure blood and sluggish liver. Promises a 36 year market presence and a price of 1 00 a bottle, targeting healthy versus unhealthy readers.
Hoosiers to Meet Bredegaard Crowns in Omaha Exhibition
Johnson of the Hoosiers has secured a game for next Sunday against the Bredegaard Crowns of Omaha. The team is improving with nightly practice and should offer a strong challenge at home as fans rally to back the squad and help secure a victory.
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The
Hoosiers
Bredegaard Crowns
Omaha
Deam
Saloon Opening Underway in Old Soeuntelsen Building
Work to convert the old Soeuntelsen building for William Hinvichsen’s saloon advances rapidly. The steel ceiling is nearly finished and decorators and carpenters will complete interior work soon to ready the room for the opening next Monday.
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Soeuntelsen
William Hinvichsen
Peine
Toesdas ‘Ihe
Cqntraetors
Messrs. Schuldice and
Varga
The Sure Way To Digest Well With Triner Elixir
The passage asserts trust in Tunner's American Elixir of Ether Wine for indigestion constipation loss of appetite and digestion problems. It claims the remedy cleanses the body strengthens digestion and aids the user or family. Mentions Jos Triner Chicago and a musculoskeletal rheumatism remedy.
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Jos
Triner
Ashland Ave
Chicago
Lincoln Shrines Meeting Adds New Members
W C Tippets attended a Lincoln Shriners gathering yesterday afternoon as a new member was inducted into the organization.
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W.C. Tippets
Lincoln
The
Shriners
Pasture for Horses Advertised at 81.00 Monthly
Public notice offers pasture for horses at 81 dollars per month. Read as advertising copy by T. H. Pollok describing good grass and running water on the parcel.
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T. H. Pollok
Kensington Club Entertained At Guthmann Home
Mrs F Guthmann hosted a Kensington Club gathering at her home featuring Mrs Minnie Gouldmann and Miss Mirearel Hallatine. Guests enjoyed tea and social conversation in a refined afternoon, with refreshments served by the hostess and her daughter.
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F. It. Guthimann
Kensington
Minnie Gouldmann
Mirearel Thallatine
Guthmann
Local remedies advertised for emergencies at stores
An advertising blurb lists Dr. Thomas' Keleetic Oil as a household cure for accidents. It promotes two bottle sizes priced 26 cents and 10 cents and mentions several listed individuals. The tone mirrors a period product promotion emphasizing preparedness.
Morrison May Attend Gettysburg Celebration
The 84 000 appropriation by the state legislature funds expenses for old soldiers from this state who fought at Gettysburg. Captain 8S. HW Morrison of the Second Wisconsin Infantry, Iron Brigade, may attend the fiftieth anniversary reunion in Gettysburg, with veterans from both sides gathering again.
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Gettysburo
Plattsmouth
HW. Morrison
Second Wisconsin Infantry
Iron Brigade
E. 8, Brag
Wisconsin
Gettysburg
Harsh Physics Cenel Notes Constipation Remedy Value
Fragmentary OCR mentions a product related to laxative effect and pricing. It states 250 a box and references Doane Revulets and ease of operation. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Hobo Steals Suit From Burlington Car
A Burlington worker reported a suit of clothes stolen from a bank car at the depot. Police searched yards and tracks but could not locate the thief, who likely fled on a passing train. Assistant Chief Neu mann supervised the removal of a tramp camp near the old brewery to curb their hangout.
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Hans
Burlington
Joss
Neumann
New Telephone System Implemented Across Lincoln
Yesterday the Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph company began switching from the old to the new system. This morning workers removed old telephones from business houses and installed the modern units that have been prepared for months. The updated system eliminates the need to ring for central, promising greater convenience for subscribers.
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Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph
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