Commercial Club Endorses City Improvements at Meeting
A Friday Commercial Club session drew a large crowd in Plattsmouth as committees reported progress on Sixth Street curbing Third Street signage and depot plans. Officials discussed Burlington depot changes, track realignment, and a potential militia rifle range while the Fourth of July plans sought an aviator, with costs estimated at 4 000 dollars.
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Commercial Club
Plattsmouth
Sixth Street
Third Street
Br. Wescott
Transportation Committee
Byron
Burlington
Missouri River
G. W. Holdrige
Str. Mullen
B. A. Wurl
Commercial Clubs
Cendra
State University
Nebraska
Platinmouth
Cable Rock
Itia
Wurl
General Hall
Kearney
Kansas Booster Tour Arrives Here For Dinner
Nine automobile loads of Kansas City boosters halted in this city for lunch on their way home from Omaha. They praised the trip despite rain and rough roads and urged a road dragging campaign as farmers in Kansas begin improving highways.
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Kansas City
Omaha
Hiawatha
Kansas
Kansas State Automobile Association
D. BE. Watkins
Watking
Douglass family rushes to Marysville after illness
Last evening Mrs J I Douglass with daughter Miss Marie and son Dean left for Maryville Missouri in response to a message announcing the serious illness of Mrs J W Dean, mother of Mrs Douglass. The news came as a shock and the family hurried to Marysville hoping for improvement.
Back pain remedy advertised by Fricke and Co
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Liniment as the remedy for rheumatic back muscle pain. Fr. G. Fricke & Co. offer the product for sale.
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Fr. G. Fricke & Co
Williams and Hermes Wed in Omaha Nuptials
Harold H. Williams of Plattsmouth and Florence Hermes of Falls City were married Wednesday afternoon in Omaha. Williams, an electrician for the Burlington, will live in Plattsmouth. Hermes is described as a charming Falls City young lady.
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Plattsmouth
Omaha
Harold H. Williams
This City
Florence Hermes
Falls City
Nebraska
Harold
Burlington
Mr. Williams
Missouri Pacific
Williams
Western Bohemian Fraternal Lodge Sends $1000 to Widow
William Holly local treasurer reports a $1000 insurance draft from the head office to Mrs. Joseph Havi. Her husband was killed two weeks ago in an accident at his home while using a sawing outfit. The money aids a sick mother and three children, one only ten days old.
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Western Bohemian Fraternal Association
Knights and Ladies of Security Hold Pleasant Meeting
The Knights and Ladies of Security met last evening at their Woodman building lodge room with a large turnout. A cake presented by Mrs. Robert Ward delighted the attendees, followed by ice cream as the gathering turned into a social session.
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Knights and Ladies of Security
Woodman Building
Robert Ward
Lost Brownie the Cocker Spaniel Seeks Owner
A small brown Cocker spaniel named Brownie is missing after following a farm wagon out of town. If anyone knows its whereabouts please notify the Journal office.
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Journal Office
Chief Malone Links Hoboes to Soft-Hearted Cities
Nebraska secret service chief Malone says hoboes swarm in from April to October due to soft-hearted women and easy communities. He urges rock piles or street labor for tramps, railroads to curb robberies, and city railroad cooperation to end the nuisance.
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Chief Malone
Burlington
Secret Service
Hobo
Ving
Elso
Nebraska
Noble Family Leaves Missouri for Nebraska Visit
From Missouri Saturday report C C Noble and wife of New Hampton Missouri depart with their son for little Sioux Nebraska after a short visit at their son A Br Noble's home. They are described as excellent people and notable citizens of Missouri.
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C. C. Noble
New Hampton
Missouri
A. BR. Noble
Little Sioux
Neb
Burglars Foiled at Manspeaker's Livery Office
Early morning excitement at Manspeaker's livery when two desperate men entered the office and tried to force the safe but fled before securing any loot. A witness reports from the carousing hours while the staff slept.
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Priday
Morpheus
Birthday Party Celebrates Conrad Grebe's 18th Birthday
A Friday evening gathering at Mr and Mrs George Grebe marked Conrad Grebe's 18th birthday. Guests included Ines Hadley Lothie Kopisetki Harry Warthen Ernest Wallengren Fred Kissling Louie Smith Leonard Jones George Kopisitki and many others. Attendees wished him many more happy birthdays.
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George Grebe
Conrad
Inés Hadley
Lothie Kopisetki
Harry Warthen
Ernest Wallengren
Fred Kissling
Louie Smith
Léonard Jones
George Kopisitki
Conrad Grebe
Messrs
Mesdame
Address by Dr Marshall of Omaha Delivers Moral Inspiration
The Presbyterian church held an occupation addresses night drawing many men. Dr Marshall of Omaha spoke on The Minister, sharing stories of ministerial influence and urging young men to enter the ministry. A solo by Catherine Devey and a church lunch preceded the lecture, leaving a strong impression on attendees.
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Presbyterian Church
A.B. Macstatl
Presbyterian Theological College of
Omaha
N. Towl
Dr. Marshall
Catherine Devey
Marshall
New México
Richard Clark Marries Minnie Richards in Omaha
The city learns of Richard Clark of Omaha marrying Miss Minnie Richards in the metropolis on Thursday. Clark has long visited the city and many friends extend best wishes. Mr Glork works with his father making signs in Omaha and has enjoyed business success.
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Richard Clark
Omaha
Metropolis
Minnie Richards
Mr. Clark
Mr. Glork
Trade visit by Adam Katfenberzer near Cedar Greek
Adam Katfenberzer of near Cedar Greek came in this morning to attend to some trading with the merchants.
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Adam Katfenberzer
Near
Cedar
Eastern Star Delegation Tours Masonic Home Praises Facility
Delegates from the grand lodge of the Order of Eastern Star visited the Masonic Home, praised its care for aged members, and enjoyed a dinner hosted by Superintendent and Mrs Askwith. Plans discussed to convert the Vallery residence into a children’s department, to be funded and run by the Star lodge for a trial year.
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Saturda
Dsonic
Grand Lodge
Order of Eastern Star
Frank Young
Broken Bow
Mra. Askwith
Metropolis
Collins
Orphians’ Department of the Home
Vallery
Children’s Department of the Home
Tender Voors
Children's Department
Star Lodge
Wood River
J. L. McDonald
Allen Daugherty
Nerfolk
Davis
South Omaha
Willits
Norfolk
James West
Laurel
A.C. Simmons
Tarper
Baird
South Cnvalias Wy RR
Birney
Onilia
Harriet TL. Jackson
Omaha
Mary FE
McDougal
Neligh
Mr. Smith
Long Pine
Mr. Young
Mrs Dreege Heads to Green River Wyoming to Visit Son
From Friday's Daily Mrs Joseph Dreege departed this morning for Green River Wyoming where she will visit her son Emil employed there and enjoying a successful career since locating in that city Emil has played baseball during the summer with a strong reputation and many friends here will be pleased by his progress
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Joseph Dreege
Green River
Wyoming
Emil
For Sale Item Mentioned At Nehawka Sale
Auction note lists a new bogey ahroess and No 1 single driver for sale at the home of Guo Marks in Nehawka with Wes Kivett involved.
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Oullil
Guo
Marks, Nehawka
Wes Kivett
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