Robt Good Man severely injured at Havelock shops
Robert Goodman, nineteen, a machinist at the Havelock Burlington shops, was badly hurt when ball bearings punctured his intestine at the machine. He underwent surgery at St Elizabeth’s hospital, with prognosis very serious. Father B F Goodman rushed to Lincoln to be by his side.
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B. FL Goodmank
Robert
Hevelock
Burlington
Kavelock
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Goodman
Lincoln
Robert Goodman
Havelock
GK. F. Gominnan
Print Paper Men in Giant Combine
Washington May 12. A combination of Canadian manufacturers controls about 75 percent of Dominion print paper output, said J E Gefnell sales manager Interstate Paper company to the senate committee. Victor F Lawson Chicago Daily News said the company limited competition and forced terms. The committee discussed possible solutions including publisher agreements to cut consumption or an excise tax. M A Bodenhamer denied union censorship claims, stating the international union does not dictate editorial policy.
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Washington
Canadian Export Paper, Limited
Senate
J. E. Gefnell
Interstate Purp Mul Paper Company
Dominion
Victor F. Lawson
Chicago Daily News
The
News
M. A. Bodenhamer
International Typographical Union
Isbor
International Union
Weeping Water Assessor Visits City to Complete Returns
R. B. Jameson assessor of Weeping Water precinct stayed in the city for a few hours to present his returns to County Assessor G. L. Farley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. BH. Jameson
Weepine Water Precinct
G. L. Farley
Philpot Garage Sold to Cambridge Man
B L Philpot sells his garage business to E H Chidderden of Cambridge Nebraska who will operate once stock invoices are completed this week. Philpot receives an improved half section of land near Cambridge and will retain his home in town for now while continuing large western state land interests and crop prospects. The Chidderden family plans to move here once housing is secured and comes with strong local recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Philpot
E. H. Chidderden
Cambridge
Neb
Philpot
Chidderden
A. 5
Boyle
Illinois
Young Ladies Celebrate Fifteenth Birthday Party
Miss Edith Farley Miss Marsarite Wiles and a group of sixteen friends gathered Friday night at the Farley home to celebrate their fifteenth birthday. After a theater outing they enjoyed a pink themed luncheon at Luke L Wiles home and shared cake and games before returning home. Attending included Virginia Beeson Myrna Wolff Judith Johnson Bernice Ault Ethel Warren Ursula Herold Marie Hunter Marvel Whittiker Marvy M Walling Grace Livingston Ethelyn Wiles and Grace Duff.
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Edith
Helen
Farley
Marsarite
Helen Wiles
Kentucky
Storeland Theatre
J. E. Wiles
Howard Wiles
Luke Wiles
G. L. Farley
S. A. Wiles
Virginia Beeson
Myrna Wolff
Judith Johnson
Bernice Ault
Ethel Warren
Ursula Herold
Marie Hunter
Marvel Whittiker
Marvy M. Walling
Grace Livingston
Ethelyn Wiles
Grace Duff
California visitors G L Berger pair in Elmwood tour
Mr and Mrs G L Berger of Orange California arrived in Elmwood from Friday’s party and plan to stay until month end before touring Louisville Plattsmouth and other points. They report a severe Colorado snowstorm and recall many Nebraska pioneer snows.
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G. L. Berger
Orange
California
Louisville
Plattsmouth
Saliday
Colo
Denver
McCook
Indianola
Farnam
Rise of Missouri River Threatens Rip Rap Defenses
The Missouri River rose about three feet, washing away rip rap on the Iowa side near Pacific Junction, endangering land along the Iowa bottoms. Burlington railroad crews worked overnight to rebuild and hold the channel, but warnings of further rises and breaks persist as the river seeks a new path.
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Missouri
Burlington Railroad
Pacific Junction
Iowa
Burlington
Missouri River
Iowa Bottoms
New Town Name Sparks Laughter in Weeping Water
The Weeping Water Republican notes a Minneapolis firm miswrites the town name as Whispering Waters in correspondence to a local businessman, illustrating hearing and spelling confusions around the town’s name.
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Weeping Water
Minneapolis
Weeping Water Republican
Death of Gladys Lynch in Measles Complications this Afternoon
Miss Gladys Josephine Lynch died at 12:30 this afternoon after a week of serious illness from measles complications. Born in 1902 in Howell county Missouri, she moved with her parents R D Lynch to this city a year and a half ago. She leaves her parents four sisters Cora Elsie Florence and Carrie Gentry and Ezra Lynch the brother. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at the North Eighth Street home.
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Gladys Josephine Lynch
Gladys
Howell County
Missouri
R. D. Lynch
Carrie Gentry
Cora
Elsie
Florence Lynch
Ezra Lynch
North Eighth Street
Switchman Guy Godsey Hit By Cars In Tuesday Night Incident
Guy Godsey switchman was struck by two passing cars Tuesday night and rendered dazed though not seriously injured. A train rushed Dr Livingston to tend him but on return was halted by flood at Pony Creek bridge. Dr Livingston completed the journey on foot to the Goder home. Godsey will take a enforced vacation.
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Guy Godsey
Yuards
Plattsmouth
Dr. Livingstom
Pony Creek Bridge
Livingston
God&er
Guy
Glenwood Triffius
Freidav e Daily Elects Officers for Year at Eagles Lodge
Freidav's Daily reports Plattsmouth Aerie No. 365 Fraternal Order of Eagles elected officers in the Coates block lodge rooms. James McCunningh in is president, William P. O'Donnell vice president, Floy Mayfield chaplain, Bri. G. War secretary, James Relial treasurer, Wm. Harelay trustee, Dh R. P. Westover privatecian, War Moore inside guard, Wm. Merritt outside guard. Delegates J F Sattler and FR. G. Warl attend state meet in Falls City June 21 22. A committee to bring the state aerie to Plattsmouth in 1921 was chosen.
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Freidav
Plopsmouth Aerie No. 365
Order of Eagles
Coates Block
Chasen
James Mc Cunninghin
William P. O'Donnell
Floy Mayfield
Bri. G. Wari
James. Rélial
Tire Thief Strips Parker Car of Three Tires
Saturday's Daily reports Charles M. Parker a professor connected to Ford influenced caves lost three tires in a Thursday night theft. Heavy Tuesday rain washed out a small bridge preventing car access to the garage leaving the vehicle in the roadway. A Ford reportedly crossed the Platte river bridge that night at high speed, leading to speculation the thief was a passerby heading to the metropolis seeking tires at a bargain.
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Charles M. Parker
Henry Ford
Detroit
Parker
Platte River
Robert Shrader Travels from Murray to Omaha by Burlington
Robert Shrader of near Murray visited the city on business then departed in the afternoon on the Burlington train bound for Omaha.
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Robert Shrader
Murray
Burlington
Omaha
Brantner Family Visit From Pender
Mrs. M. E. Brantner and her grandson arrived this afternoon from Pender to visit the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Cory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Brantner
Pender
Printing services advert in southeastern Nebraska
Best equipped job shop in southeastern Nebraska offers printing work taking pride in quality and quick turnaround. The short notice ad highlights capabilities for various printing tasks and invites customers to contact the shop for quotes.
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Nebraska
Knights Templar Install Seven Candidates in Ceremony
The Knights Templar held a installation ceremony signaling the conferral of the Order upon seven candidates. The event marked a formal recognition within the fraternal order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
German Throne to Be Sold at Auction in New York
A large collection of imperial German household effects seized from Berlin and Munich palaces after Kaiser Wilhelm abdicated will be auctioned in New York on May 22. The items, including pieces once owned by the Kaiser and Kaiserin, were brought to the city by a prominent art collector who will handle the sale.
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New York
Kaiser Wilhelm
Kaiserin
Berlin
Munich
Holland
Silvermine Corn a Popular White Variety for All Soils
One of the most popular white corn varieties across the corn belt, Silvermine corn has deep grains, a small cob, uniform plumes, and high yields. It matures in 95 to 110 days and sells for 4.50 to 4.75 per bushel for carefully picked shelled and graded seed corn by Edward Bartling Seed Co in Nebraska City Nebraska.
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Edward Bartling Seed Co
Nebraska City
Neb
Elmwood Couple Married at Lincoln Church
Pearl Rover and Fern Weichel were wed at Trinity church Lincoln at high noon on Wednesday. The Elmwood pair, both prominent young residents, were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Elliott and will reside on the Royer farm near town.
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Pearl Rover
Fern Weichel
Lincoln
Elmwoods
Elmwood
Mr. Rover
Ammon Rover
Miss Weichel
A. H. Weichel
Trinity Church
E. N. Tompkins
P. R. Elliott
Royer
American Legion Membership Push Aims at Three Million Eligible
The American Legion launches a week long membership push May 17 to 22 inviting eligible three million former service members to join. Campaign officials emphasize no money from the public, only goodwill and personal advocacy, with leaders like General Tching and Lieutenant General Trullard endorsing the effort.
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American Legion
OES
Legion Campaign
Legion
Marine Corps
United States
Terching
Robert L. Trullard
Department of the East
Doings in County Court Resolve Williams Taylor Estate
In county court yesterday the final settlement of the William Taylor estate was approved and petitions filed to determine heirship in the Mrs. Mattie Gray estate. D. O. Dwyer represented the Taylor estate and J. M. Leyda appeared for the Gray matter. Mrs. Gray died in 1905 and the petition seeks clearance and settlement of the estate.
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William Taylor
Mattie Gray
D. O. Dwyer
Taylor
J. M., Leyda
Gray
Coyotes Turned In for $4 Bounty in County
Lee Stratton near Weeping Ter brought eight coyotes to the County Clerk George R. Sayles office to claim the $4 per head bounty. The clerk’s office scalp department has handled many claims as the county reports its largest coyote supply in years.
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Lee Stratton
Weepingster
Coquity
George R. Sayles
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Robt. Goodman
Burlington Shops
Father
Philpot Garage
Helen Farley
Mrs. G. L. Berger
Gladys Lynch
Switchman
F. C
C. M. Parker
Ford
Order OF Temple
William A. Robertson
Mt. Zion Commandery
Masonic Temple
Order of the Temple
F. P. Busch
KR. W. Knorr
Eillen McCarthy
H. C. Leopold
Frank L. Cummins
Old Guard
James M. Robertson
Frank L. Chimmins
Luke L. Wiles
Emmons J Richey
Fred P Busch
Ralph J Huymie
John Bauer
Philip Thierolf
William F. Evers
John F. Wehrbein
Charles T. Peacock
PUSH
Organization of World War Veterans
Federal Reserve
First National Bank
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
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