Adam Hild Dies After Sudden Illness in Cass County
Adam Hild a longtime Cass county resident born July 6 1844 in Hessen Darmstadt Germany died suddenly at home on Locust street in Plattsmouth Nebraska Mrs Hild and seven children survive with two brothers also living Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 PM at St Pauls Evangelical Church conducted by Rev Robert Iwusendorf.
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Adai Hild
Hessen- Darmstadt
Germany
George
Margaret Hild
United Stats
Havre
New York
Rochester
Tazewell County
Illinois
Pekin
Adam Hild
Elizabeth Katherine Reez
Til
Nebraska
Eight Mile Grove Precinct
Plattsmouth
Hild
Lfe
Michael
Jacob
Mynard
If it's in the card line call at the Journal office
A brief instruction appears directing readers to contact the Journal office for any card line items.
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Journal Office
Licenses Not Raised Marriage Market Slump Noted
The County Judge Heeson noted two weeks with no marriage licenses issued. He cited that licenses remain at 32 dollars, an old pre war figure, while prices rise overall. The slowdown in the marriage market puzzles observers and may reflect broader cost concerns.
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Heeson
Display of Montana products to visit Cass county
Wart F Schmidtmann announces a Montana display with A C Wunderlich, Northern Pacific agent, touring Cass county towns May 10 union post office May 11 Murray Hiatt Tutt store May 11 Nehawka Sheldon’s store May 13 Louisville Farmers Union Mercantile Co May 14 15 Plattsmouth will showcase Beaver Valley and lake basin products to attract settlers seeking farms and homes in the northwest.
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Montana
Northwest
Wart F. Schmidtwann
Ratlsiu
Montane
Mr. Schmidtmann
Pee
A. C. Wunderlich
Northern Pacific Riilroad
Cass County
Beaver Valley
Lake Basin
Munday
Union
Hiatt & Tutt
Murray
Sheldon’s
Nehawka
Farmer's Union Mercantile Co
Louisville
William Schmidtmann
Plattsmouth
Wireless tests considered in city by Fort Omaha aviators
A detachment of aviation department soldiers from Fort Omaha has visited the city for two days seeking a site for a wireless system to conduct distance tests. They plan to erect masts on buildings, with the court house likely serving as one station and another city building as the second. The venture highlights the army aviations department role at Fort Omaha.
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Aviation Department of the Army
Fort Omaha
Court House
Army
Aviation Department
For Sale: Seven Room House and Two Lots in City
Three property listings offer a seven room house with two lots on north Sixth street with city water gas and electricity a five room cottage on north Ninth street and two vacant lots on North Eighth street Acreage available for exchange for property closer in contact R B Windham at 3rd 3t w.
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North Sixth Street
North Ninth Street
North Eighth Street
Eagles Lodge Initiation Draws Large Local Audience
Plattsmouth Aerie No. 3465 Fraternal Order of Eagles initiated twenty nine new members at Coates hall with the South Omaha degree team in charge. State Vice President William Barclay addressed the gathering and a luncheon followed. Officers were elected for the legion post unit and attendance was strong despite bad weather.
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Plattsmouth Aerie No. 3465
Order of Eagles
Eagles
South Omaha
Charse
Coates Hall
William Barclay
H. J. Menecer
M. E. Battery
Helen Lutz
Robert Ward
Mie Mathilde Suenhichseun
Dora’ Fricke
M. B. Allen
G. AH. Gilmore
Murray
Edward". Ripple
American Legion
Organize Ladies Non-Partisan Voters League Formed
A meeting at the Modern Woodmen ball led by Miss Margaret Schafner of Chicago formed a temporary Non-Partisan League of Voters. Mrs. E. H. Wescott was named chairwoman with Mrs. Van Burkel secretary and Mrs. J. E. Wiles treasurer as the group plans countywide outreach for non partisan political discussion and uniform state laws.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Margaret Schafner
Chicago
League of Voters
E. H. Wescott
van Burkel
J. E. Wiles
Local Women Form Auxiliary of American Legion
Yesterday afternoon the service women of the community gathered at Modern Woodmen hall to organize the local unit of the Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion. The meeting was called to order.
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American Legion
Woodmen Hall
Woman’s Auxiliary of the
Nebraska National Guard to organize machine gun company in Omaha
A machine gun company of the First Nebraska National Guard will be formed in Omaha joining four infantry companies and a regimental medical unit. The six units will be the first battalion, with headquarters at the Auditorium. Federal pay ranges from first sergeants at 149.50 to privates at 55.25 per year, with all equipment and uniforms provided free.
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First
Nebraska NaUersl Guard
Omaha
Amos Thomas
Guard
Political shifts show Cox support in Kentucky and Hoovers California edge
Kentucky instructs 22 delegates to Cox as Indiana leans Wood over Johnson by up to 19,900 votes. Hoover reacts to California result with surprise while Johnson’s treaty stance splits party support. Ida Mills Nixon of Marshalltown Iowa dies at home in Oak Hill cemetery. survived by husband William Nixon, three children and five grandchildren.
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Indiana
Wood
Johnson
Lowden
Harding
Kentucky
Cox
Ohio
Herbert Hoover
California
Egai
Hoover
Oak Hill
Ida Mills
Marshalltown
Iowa
William Nixon
Gallatin
Anna May Tinker
Avoca
Mary Allen
Ella Frances Specht
Mrs. Nixon
The
Baptist Church
Schmarder Triumphs Over Zimmer In Local Wrestling Show
Last night at Parmele theatre Frank Schmarder defeated Ray Zimmer of Aberdeen in five straight falls. Zimmer touted as ex middleweight champion failed to show champion form as Schmarder used scissors and half nelson to win the first fall in forty minutes then followed with a fifteen minute second fall using head scissors and a wrist lock. A bear named Join Brown entertained the crowd with his trainer during interludes, though no one claimed the $10 for ten minutes with the beast.
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Parmele
Frank Schmarder
Ray Zimmer
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Dakota
Zimmer
Lehmarder
Schmarder
Half Nelson
Big Bear
Brown
Bud White
White
Bear
Mayfield and wife visit Louisville for quick business stop
Lee J. Mayfield and his wife from the Courier spent yesterday afternoon in Louisville for a brief engagement in business matters before returning.
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Lee J. Mayfield
The
Courier
Dow
Louisville
Miss Stella Gooding Recovers After Harsh Wyoming Homestead Raid
Friday's report follows Miss Stella Gooding of this city as she returns to a Gillette Wyoming homestead. Heavy snows blocked roads out of Gillette for over a week hindering homesteaders from reaching claims. A mail carrier bravely opened the way enabling Miss Gooding and a nearby teacher to reach their destination forty miles from Gillette in severe winter conditions.
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Stella Gooding
Gillette
Wyoming
Gillete
Miss Gooding
Death of Mrs. William Nixon in North Eighth Street home
Mrs. William Nixon died after several months of cancer of the stomach at her daughter Mrs. Henry Specht’s home on North Eighth street. She was 63 years old and had lived in the city for years, recently staying with her daughter. Funeral details follow Friday at 2 o'clock.
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Henry Specht
William Nixon
North Eighth Street
Degree of Honor Holds Meeting
Last evening the Degree of Honor held a combined business and social session with large attendance. The business portion opened the meeting then transitioned to informal conversation and visiting followed by a dainty luncheon prepared by the ladies, completing a delightful evening.
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Degree of Honor
Order
Murphy Leaves Burlington To Take St Louis Post
Wayne Murphy former Plattsmouth boy recently left the Burlington after two years with the Omaha offices. He has accepted a position in St Louis with a large city corporation. During his Burlington tenure he served as traveling accountant and was regarded as an expert in the field. Old friends wish him success in the new location.
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Wayne Murphy
Plattsmouth
Burlington
Omaha
St. Louis
The
Murphy
New State Reformatory for Delinquent Women at York Opens
Clerk of the District Court James M. Robertson reports the state board of control has opened the new reformatory for delinquent women at York, marking a step in juvenile reform.
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NEW State Reformatory For Women AT
York
James M. Robertson
State Board of Control
Reformatory
Free Bridge Cause Gains Steam Across Eastern Counties
Residents of Cass Nemaha Richardson and Johnson counties back a Platte river free bridge with over 400 Cass signers and 145 Nemaha, 66 Falls City, and large Otoe and Nebraska City petitions. Supporters push state aid to connect Kansas City to Omaha along the north south route, while few oppose, seeking both Plattsmouth and Louisville bridges.
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Richardson County
Omaha
Cass County
Nemaha County
Falls City
Nebraska City
Otoe County
Plattsmouth
Louisville
Platte
Kansas City
Joe, Nematha
Richardson
Johnson
Pawnee
State facility ready for occupancy for juvenile female misdemeanants
The home, designated as house roll No. 407, will receive females fifteen years and older for misdemeanors. The state board asks for advance applications before sentencing due to limited capacity at the institution.
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State Board
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MR. Hild
Hessen-Darmstadt
America
Thunday
Adam Hilld
Locust Street
R. B. Windham
Eagle Lodge
Aubrey Duxbury
Woman's Auxiliary OF Legion
M. W. A. Hall
National Guardsmen
Gox
Schmarber
Victor
Fridsay’s
Mlatte
Tas Point
Board of County Commissioners
Tates
National Bank
First National Bank
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
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