City Council Meets in Regular Session During Busy Evening
City officials debated street renaming north and south of Main, addressed the old slough nuisance on Chicago avenue, and approved pool hall licenses for Morgan and Sherwood buildings. Meetings also covered street safety in Burlington yards, a sidewalk dispute near Rothmann property, and a memorial service for Walter J. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Howard
Main
Dora Moore
Chicago Avenue
C. A. Rawls
Sattler
Warl
St. Luke's Parish Church
Walter J. White
First Ward
Lushinsky
City Hall
Hallstrom
White
A. M. Armes
William Baird
Burlington Shops
Council
Burlington
Paving dis TPS ao rimpy Ba AD oo core of the FAO 197,03
The readable fragment notes a discussion about paving and a core issue related to the FAO in 1973. The text is fragmented with unclear entities and lacks a clear event, date, or named organizations beyond FAO.
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FAO
Saloons License Revocation Sought in Murdock Case
The State of Nebraska sues to compel the village of Murdock to revoke G G Williamson's liquor license. The petition alleges improper publication and lack of majority freeholder signers, and seeks mandamus to force a hearing and license revocation. Aldrich of Elmwood represents the plaintiff.
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State of
Nebraska
Garl W. Boller Va
Henry A. Tool
Idd
G. Hornbeck
Charles Schneider
Waller
Gillespie
Francis M. Beall
Murdock
G. G. Williamson
Plattsmouth
Williamson
Aldrich of
Elmwood
University Boosters Open Weekend Baseball Series
The University Boosters, an organization of fast young baseball players from the state university, will be here Saturday and Sunday for two games with the Boosters of this city. Five fast games are expected as both teams play hard. Lincoln team members include Matthew Herold of this city, with many friends planning to attend.
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The
University Boosters
State University
Lincoln
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Matthew Herold
Doctor E W Foster Dies in Omaha Mystery Surrounds Death
Tributes pour in for Dr E W Foster formerly of Worland Wyoming and Cedar Creek Nebraska who recently practiced in Omaha. Autopsy awaited as authorities probe a suspected poisoned injection while his wife travels from Winterset Iowa. Foster's career spanned Cedar Creek Worland and Omaha with strong local ties and a respected family background.
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Dany
E. W. Foster
Worland
Wyoming
Omaha
Winterset
Iowa
Foster
T. P
J. 8. Livingston
Creighton Medical College
Jennie Foster
Washington
Cedar Creek
Eas
New York
More particulars of the death of Dr Foster
The body of Dr K E W Foster was found in a dying condition in his Omaha apartments Monday. It was taken to Winterset Iowa for funeral arrangements. A post mortem and coroner’s inquest found death by atropine injection, suicide. The letter blamed business troubles. wife not present.
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KE. W. Foster
Omaha
Winterset
Iowa
Tacoma
Washington
Samuel McClenaghan
Willis ¢. Crosby
Seward
Wintersel
Forest Rose Flour Trial Claim
Forest Rose advertises as the best flour on the market and invites consumers to try it. The promotional copy emphasizes quality and urges readers to conduct their own trial to assess performance in baking and cooking.
Revival Services Set for June in City
The executive committee of a city revival met at the Methodist church to plan a first week in June start. Rev. M. W. Lorimer was chosen chairman and W. L. Austin secretary. The tentative start date is June 4 with a tent site east of the court house preferred by the Methodist group.
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Methodist Church
M. W. Lorimer
W. L. Austin
Court House Ordear
M. BE
D. L. Dunkleberger
J. M. Robertson
F. B. Schopp
H. Cobb
Floyd Stone
D. C. Morgan
Isaac W. Hall
O. C G. Hudson
Ralph Larson
B.C. Hill
Robert Gibson
G. L., Parley
Mathilde Vallery
Wescott
B. A. Mellwain
Attends Funeral of Sister in Colorado and Nebraska
George W. Young of Alva Oklahoma arrived in Plattsmouth after attending the funeral of his sister Mrs Hanna in Yuma Colorado buried Sunday. He plans a few days visiting old friends in Cass County and Beatrice Nebraska with stepdaughter Nellie Elford before returning home Thursday. He notes Oklahoma crops are promising for a bumper year.
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George W. Young
Alva
Okla
Hanna
Yuna
Colo
Young
Gass County
Plattsmouth
Beatrice, Neb
Burlington Shop Boys Enjoy Ball Game
Last evening at Booster ball park the Burlington boiler shop and blacksmith shop workers played a five inning game. The blacksmiths won 6 to 1 with Anton Hula pitching and Conners captaincy. Future interdepartmental games are anticipated and a lively crowd enjoyed the spirited contest.
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Booster
Burlington Boiler Shop
Boilershop
Pete Herold
Blacksmith Shop
Conners
Anton Hula
Blacksmiths
Pries
Hula
Gonners
Gradeville
Sivers
Kulins
Droege
Janda
Rabb
Boilermakers
Hassan
Herold
Smith
Lutz
Neumann
Kopp
C. Janda
Dawson
Vroman
Lost Brown Cocker Spaniel Brownie Seen Near Farm Wagon
A small brown Cocker Spaniel named Brownie is missing after being seen following a farm wagon leaving town. Anyone with information about its whereabouts is asked to notify the Journal offices.
Citizens raise funds for Civil War swords in Cape Girardeau
Fifty years ago Cape Girardeau residents collected 500 dollars to gift General McNeil a sword and 200 dollars for Colonel Livingston of the First Nebraska to honor their stand on the lawn against Confederate forces.
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Chicago Inter Ocean
Cape Girardeau, Mo
McNeil
Livingston
Nebraska
River takes in more of the land in Iowa
The Missouri River rose slightly over two weeks and washed away about seventy five feet of riverbank near the Iowa area. The latest collapse occurs south of a major cave-in last week, increasing pressure on engineers and workers battling the river near Pacific Junction.
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Iowa
Missouri
Burlington
Iowa Bags
Platte
Pacifie Junction
Widow Receives Back Pension After Legal Push
Judge M Archer reports from Washington that Olive L Chrissinger widow of a soldier has been granted 12 dollars per month starting May 27 1912. The case was disputed but the judge secured prompt payment. Mrs Chrissinger deteriorates in a Missouri sanitarium receiving medical treatment.
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M. Archer
Washington
Olive L. Chrissinger
Pension Department
Plattsmouth Delivers Forty Years Of Local Happenings
A retroactive glimpse recalls Plattsmouth past, noting schoolhouse brick being hauled on education hill, Main street improvements, emigrant wagon crashes, river losses including a steamboat and rafts, visits by Capt. Hoover and Baxter Windham, a local distillery arrest, tree growth claims by Mr. Todd, and a liquor license raid with a lighthearted local judge narrative.
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Main Street
Sietly
Missouri
Hoover
Louisville
58Th Ohio
Baxter Windham
Plattsmouth
Ann Arbor
Mich
U. S
Todd
Four Mile
Nebraska
Missouri Pacific Depot to receive electric lighting
Missouri Pacific will install electric lights inside the depot and on the platform. Warea & Ceol won the contract for wiring. Work starts late this week and will enhance appearance and convenience for travelers.
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Missouri Pacific
Warea & Ceol
Hands in His Books
Mr. I. A. Schmidt, respected county precinct assessor from Murduck, presented his books to the county assessor this morning after completing five years of service. He was noted for punctuality and a courteous visit to the Journal office.
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I. A. Schmidt
Murdock
Schmidt
Journal
Onee
Farm for Sale Advises Contact With County Assessor
A notice directs prospective buyers to consult W. R. Bryan, the county assessor, for farm listings and purchase guidance.
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W. R. Bryan
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City Council
McMahen & Son
Rothmann
Lincoln Avenue
Battery
Skin
Gien
Os Haibrary
Ewe
Cece Rene
the Journal
E. W. Foster Cleo
Drs. T. P
J. &. Livingston
W. Foster
Burlington Shop Boys
Banks
Burlington Depot
Borlois
Plattomoute
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