Plattsmouth Man Injured in Auto Streetcar Crash
John Fyfe, a Plattsmouth resident, was badly cut when his new Chevrolet collided with a northbound street car on Railroad Avenue in Albright. Companion Raymond Kriskey suffered multiple injuries but is not as seriously harmed. Fyfe remains hospitalized. Kriskey returned home with facial and limb injuries. The wreck caused extensive damage to the car and prompted an investigation.
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Omaha
John Fyfe
Railroad Avenue
Albright
Fyfe
Plattsmouth
Chevrolet
Raymond Kriskey
Mr. Fyfe
John Livingston
Ray
Mr. Kriskey
Explosive Sale Ad Offers Pyrotol to Public
A fragmentary notice proposes government explosive Pyrotol for purchase and urges prompt payment by sending a check, signaling an opportunity to obtain a military or industrial explosive. It lacks formal details on eligibility or legal safeguards.
Area Test Reports Precinct Results and Reactor Counts
The T B Area test lists precincts Stove Creek Tipton Weeping Water Elmwood and Center Center as 100 percent tested with only 4 reactors found. Louisville Avoca Mt Pleasant nearing finish with Nehawka Greenwood and Plattsmouth in progress. Among five finished precincts 688 herds and 8578 cattle tested with 42 reactors and 11 Reactors?
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T. B
Stove Creek
Tipton
Weeping Water
Elmwood
Center Center
Louisville
Avoca
Mt. Pleasant
Nehawka
Greenwood
Lice and Mites on Poultry Inspire Farm Management Note
Lice and mites, common pests in flocks, hinder chick growth and reduce hen output, prompting farmers to seek control measures and preventive care. The article highlights the impact on poultry production and suggests management steps.
Weaning pig ration and care guidelines from old farming text
A careful balanced ration aids pig weaning. Pigs previously fed grain ease transfer. Milk-rich sows require high protein substitutes. A mix of corn or barley shorts and tankage or oil meal aids transition. Green pasture valued. allow daily nursing briefly after weaning and reduce brood sow feed.
Two Bridge Luncheons Delight City Social Set
Miss Verna Leonard hosted two afternoon bridge luncheons at her North Sixth Street home. Prize winners included Mrs. Donelan Mrs. Karl Brown and Mrs. Frank H. Dunbar in the first event and Mrs. Frank L. Cummins Mrs. E. A. Wurl and Mrs. James T. Gegley in the second.
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Bridge
Verna Leonard
North Sixth Street
Miss Leonard
Dora Fricke
J. A. Donelan
Schoolmasters Club Names DeWolf Secretary Treasurer
Superintendent G. E. DeWolf of the city schools was in Omaha for the Schoolmasters club meeting and annual banquet. The main address at the banquet was delivered by Superintendent Andrews of Chicago schools, and DeWolf was elected secretary treasurer for the ensuing year.
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G. E. DeWolf
Omaha
Andrews
Chicago
DeWolf
Mrs Streight Improving After Hospital Operation
Reports from Clarkson hospital in Omaha state Mrs William J Streight who was operated on Wednesday night is showing improvement. The development is encouraging to her family and many friends in this city and vicinity.
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Clarkson
Omaha
William J. Streight
Man Suffers Mental Breakdown at Nebraska Masonic Home
Louie Brick enbush was on the grounds when he suffered a severe mental breakdown. He was found unbalanced and medical aid was summoned. He is being cared for pending transport to a hospital for treatment.
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Saturda
Louie Brickenbush
Nebraska Masonic Home
National Mother's Day Observance Highlighted
The article recounts the adoption of Mother's Day as a national observance on the second Sunday in May. It notes Anna Jarvis's proposal in 1910, congressional actions in 1913 and 1914, and the first national proclamation by President Wilson. It praises mothers and urges nationwide tribute through flowers, visits, and memory of deceased mothers.
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Anna Jarvis
Philadelphia
Congress
J. T. Heflin
Alabama
Woodrow Wilson
Lfe
Local residents and new hires enliven Manley community
Frank Bergman and family visited J. G. Rauth's home. Carrie Schafer stayed with brother Charles Schafer in Murdock. George Ankrum, appointed Missouri Pacific section foreman for Manley, arrived in town. Ike Bill and Happy Jones took jobs at Louisville quarry. M R Leonard, new blacksmith, from Elmwood and Nehawka, rented Herman Dall's shop. Rauths visited Omaha. Emma Summers hosted them. Mrs Harry Clarke accompanied them from Iowa Falls.
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Frank Bergman
J. G. Rauth
Herman
Carrie Schafer
Charles Schafer
Murdock
George Ankrum
Missouri Pacfic
West Side Omaha
Manley
Ike
Bill
Happy” Jones
Louisville
M. R. Leonard
Elmwood
Nehawka
Herman Dall
Dall
J. H.rauth
Omaha
Emma Summers
Harry Clarke
Iowa Falls
Miss Maher to Attend State with County Spelling Winners
Miss Mamie Maher of Manley school will accompany two pupils who won first prize in the county spelling contest in Omaha. The winners are Miss Ela Sheehan and Miss Hilda Mann.
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Mamie Maher
Manley School
Spellin
Omaha
Ela Sheehan
Hilda Mann
Pool Hall Changes Hands
Last Thursday evening Richbra Pickard sold his pool hall to Ee iie Sheehan who immediately took charge of the place and will continue operations.
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Richbra Pickard
Ee Iie Sheehan
Will Con
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad With Claims
An elderly advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine has used for over 40 years to treat catarrh with an external ointment and an internal tonic. It asserts the tonic works through the bloodstream to reduce inflammation of mucous surfaces. Sold by all druggists I. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
I. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Banquet and Show Delight Omaha Guests at Rome Hotel
John Crane of Mantey hosted a large party at the Rome hotel in Omaha with a banquet and show last Wednesday. Attendees from Manley included J H Rauth and wife Edward Kelly and Mrs Nora Esenberger of Plattsmouth and many others from nearby towns. The festivities, arranged by Crane, were well received and the host treated all with hospitality.
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Omaha
John Crane
Mantey
Crane, Curyea and Mantey
Rome
Manley
J. H. Rauth
Edward Kelly
Nora Esenberger
Plattsmouth
Joseph Macaney
Joseph Wolpert
Jack
Edward Sheehan
Messrs
Mesdames
A. H. Humble
Richard Pickard
Rudolph Bergman
Ralph Kechtler
Father Higgins
Alice Harma
Joseph Rauth
Will Heebner
John P. Stander
Mary Livingston
Lincoln
Harvey Koop
Louisville
Gertie Wooff
Harry Clarks
Iowa Hills
Iowa
J. C. Rauth
Crane
Methodist Choir Bids Farewell to Departing Members
Last night after choir practice at the First Methodist church the choir held a social hour to honor members leaving the city. Absent next year are Dorothea Pond Francis Fields Marie Doyd Mildred Crum R G Campbell C H Peden and Harley F Cecil with Miss Hartley a Presbyterian guest. Formal toasts and pink decor framed the gathering in church parlors.
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First Methodist Church
Dorothea Pond
Francis Fields
Marie Doyd
Mildred Crum
R. G. Cambell
C. H. Peden
Harley F. Cecil
Picnic Party Honors Miss Jane Dunbar Ahead of California Trip
Miss Laura Grossman hosted an indoor picnic at the R. A. Bates home for a group of young school friends and playmates in honor of Miss Jane Dunbar who will soon depart for California. Guests included Jean Caldwell Jane Dunbar Marjorie Ann Evangeline Craig Tootsie Sharp Ruth Smith Anna Rys and Marie Svoboda with Mrs F H Dunbar Mrs W D Smith and J H Donnelly assisting at the luncheon decorated by red tulips and spring flowers.
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Jane Dunbar
California
Laura Grossman
Burlington Bridge
R. A. Bates
F. H. Dunbar
W. D. Smith
J. H. Donnelly
Omaha
Bates
Jean Caldwell
Marjorie Ann
Evangeline Craig
Tootsie Sharp
Ruth Smith
Anna Rys
Marie Svoboda
Match Draws Interest at Peterson & Krae Pool Hall
A fifty ball pool series between Kid Duda of Los Angeles and Herman Brandt the Denver Flash captivated spectators last night. Duda led early but Brandt, famed as a top middle west shooter, fought back to a final one ball win for Brandt drawing strong interest from local onlookers.
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Peterson & Krae- Pff
Kid
Duda
Los Angeles
Herman Brandt
Denver Flash
Brandt
Middle West
Eagles and Friends Enjoy Pleasant Social Evening
Portsmouth Aerie No. 365 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles held a social night at their Coates block hall. Cards, dances with Holly orchestra, and a luncheon united members and friends in a well planned program. a recent large membership addition was noted.
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Plertsmouth Aerie No. 365
Order of Eagles
Coates Block
Holly
Eagles
Order
Buttery to undergo operation in Omaha
Frank F. Buttery left yesterday afternoon for Omaha to enter a hospital and undergo an operation on his nose. He has suffered for years from a nasal irritation causing annoyance and sleep disturbance, and the procedure is sought to obtain relief.
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Frank F. Buttery
Omaha
Mr. Buttery
Catarrah
Help Wanted Advertisement Requests Journal Readers
Local newspaper seeks classified help wanted notice from readers to post job inquiries in the Journal column. Submit brief details of position, hours, and contact method for publication. Public notices, listings, and personal ads are encouraged to reach potential applicants.
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