Stolen Horse Team Also Buggie Found Near Lincoln
A suspected horse stealing case emerged after a buggy left at a schoolhouse was found intact with towels and produce inside. The team, later identified as Bart Roberts property, was stolen Saturday night near Lincoln at Thirteenth and N Streets. Two strangers were seen nearby. investigators expect they fled on a train.
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Daly
Anna Kopia
Lester Burrows
Henry Born
Louisville
Quinton
Bart Roberts
Lincoln
Thirteenth
Antells
Lancaster County
L. L. Roberts
Fred Nolting
John Weherbein
Richardson Scale Co Sues John Tighe for Damaged Scale Sale
Richardson Scale Co of Passaic New Jersey sues John Tighe of Manley alleging an agreement to buy a custom scale for 8250 and partial payment on April 4 1942. The company delivered December 10 1913 at Manley but Tighe refused it as unsatisfactory and seeks judgment for the amount claimed.
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Richardson Scale Co
Passaic
New Jersey
Fgainst
John Tighe
Manley
Tighe
Forest Rose The Best Flour On The Market
A promotional note touts Forest Rose flour as the best choice and invites readers to try it. The message emphasizes quality and market leadership to encourage trials by households and bakers alike.
Falter to Modernize Riley Motel in Plattsmouth
D. P. Falter, a leading Plattsmouth citizen, has purchased the Riley Motel and plans to upgrade it to first class condition and operate it in first class fashion. The move is welcomed as a boost to local prosperity and signalizes renewed city pride in Platte mouth.
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Plattsmouth
Riley
D. P. Falter
Plattemouth
Falter
Troop 1 Formed as Boy Scouts of America In Plattsmouth
A called meeting at the commercial club formed Troop No. 1 with Rev Allan G Wilson as scout master. Appointments include W A Evenberger assistant, Evan Noble senior patrol leader, Charles Dovey patrol leader No 2, Harris Cook patrol leader No 3, Harold W Smith assistant patrol leader, and others, with Dr J S Livingston as scout doctor and Juno Marshall as drummer. The group aims to start active work soon and enroll many new members over the summer.
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Plattsmouth
Commercial Club Room
Boy Scouts of America
National Council
Allan G. Wilson
W. A. Evenberger
Evan Noble
Charles Dovey
Harris Cook
Harold W. Smith
Frank Matthews
Robert Peters
Robert Henry Herold
Ralph Marshall
J. 8. Livingston
Juno Marshall
M. E. Smith Ideals to Play Boosters Next Sunday
Weather permitting the M E Smith Ideals will visit Sunday to play the Boosters at their park. The Smith team, favored by a local factory, seeks a visit and aims to draw crowds as one of Omaha's rising teams with a strong track record.
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M. BE. Smith
Smith
Omaha
Riley Hotel Barber Shop Change of Ownership
H. S. Kinser of Omaha becomes owner of the Riley Hotel barber shop after yesterday’s closing. Kinser, with over thirty years in urban barber work, takes possession and plans to invest to provide top service. Weideberg returns to Omaha with his family.
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H. 8S. Kinger
Omaha
Kinser
Weideberg
Back Yonder Many Years Ago Fishing Reminiscence
A nostalgic column recalls a group of city businessmen planning a fishing trip with costly gear. The writer contrasts modern entertainments and high living costs with memories of simple farm childhood fishing on rainy days, longing for a return to simple pleasures and communal joy.
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Squash Corners
Sylerville
Death in Chicago Shocks Allman Family
Yoseph Allman his wife and child left for Chicago after receiving word that Alfred Wuensehe, brother of Mr. Allman, had died suddenly. The family and many friends in the city express deep sympathy for the bereaved in this unexpected loss.
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Yoseph Allman
Chicago
Alfred Wuensehe
Mr. Allman
Allman
Altman
For Sale Reo two cylinder trade for Independent Harvester stock
Classified notice offers a two cylinder Reoauto in good shape for trade for Independent Harvester stock. Stock must be paid for. Respond via 414 Jones Street Omaha Naw.
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Jones Street
Omaha
Naw
Engagement Announcement Tea for Virginia McDaniel
Mrs J K McDaniel hosted a five o clock tea for Miss Virginia McDaniel's intimate friends as they celebrate the forthcoming marriage to Mr John W Allen of Salina Kansas set for Saturday May 31 1913 in the city. Decorations featured American Beauty roses and hearts with M and A initials. A five course luncheon followed by music and dancing as guests wished the couple happiness in their new home.
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J. Ki. McDaniel
Virginia
John W. Allen
Salina
Kansas
McDaniel
Miss Thelma Hudson Celebrates Twelfth Birthday
On Monday afternoon friends gathered at Thelma Hudson’s south city home to celebrate her twelfth birthday. After greetings the group enjoyed games and social conversation before a dainty luncheon hosted by Mrs. O G Hudson. Guests included Una, Fay and Eva Gook. Catherine Lute. Mable Lee Coppenhaver. Elizabeth Wynn. and Thelma Hudson.
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Thelma Hudson
Estate settlement petition filed for Eliza Sexton in Lincoln
Wednesday's Day In county court records a petition asking to settle the estate of Mrs. Eliza Sexton who died at her Lincoln home and owned lot 9 in Clock 46. The contested will case of Mrs. Delia Schwab set for hearing was continued for thirty days by consent.
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Eliza Sexton
Lincoln
Clock
Delia Schwab
In Honor of Miss Edwards
Mrs. TOiSon entertained a small group of schoolmates and intimate friends last Thursday afternoon from 4 to 8 at the Johnson home. The house was prettily decorated with an outdoor-feeling luncheon served in one room. Mrs. B Holmes of South Omaha was the only out-of-town guest.
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Toison
Bessia Edwards
Johnson Home
B. Holmes
South Omaha
Kitchen Apron Shower for Miss Bessie Edwards
Miss Esther Larson hosted a kitchen apron shower May 19 on West Marble Street for six teen guests. Prizes were awarded to Miss Creole Briggs in the hemming contest and a three course luncheon followed the activities.
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Esther Larson
West Marble Street
Bessie Edwards
Creole Briggs
Miss Edwards
Graduating Exercises at School for the Blind
The Journal received invitation from Superintendent N. G. Abbott of the School for the Blind at Nebraska City to attend graduation events June 5 8 9 and 10. Elizabeth Leonard granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard of this city performs in vocal numbers and delivers the class poem Upward and Onward June 10. The program also lists Jon Dwyer as vice president of the board of trustees, with a class sermon by Right Rev Arthur Williams of Omaha and commencement address by A L Bixby of Lincoln.
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Journal
N. G. Abbott
School For the Blind
Nebraska City
Institutional Hall
Elizabeth Leonard
V. Leonard
Jon, DD
O, Dwyer
Arthur Williams
Omaha
A. L. Bixly
Lincoln
Miss Beatrice Hasse Marries Loren Birdzell in Omaha
Miss Beatrice Hasse formerly of Plattsmouth wed Loren G Birdzell from Chicago last night at 6 in Omaha. The ceremony surprised friends. Hasse trained as a nurse at Clarkson Hospital after moving from Lincoln with her mother Mrs Lillian K Hasse who died years ago.
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Omaha
Beatrice Hasse
Playtsmouth
Loren G. Birdzell
Chicago
Miss Hasse
Lillian K. Hasse
Lincoln
Clarkson Hospital
Forged Checks Case Unfolds In City
A painter named John Burns devised a smooth forgery using a $19.65 check from Frank Gobelman. Burns and a partner cashed two forged checks at local venues Pekins House Donat Saloon and Hinrichsen Saloon and fled before discovery. Authorities issued a warrant and expect Burns to be far away, with possible other victims yet to be identified.
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John Burns
Frank Gobelman
Pekins House
Edward Donat
Donat
William Hinrichsen
Burns
Gobelman
Plattsmouth
William Kel ly Arrested For Intoxication At City Prison
William Kelly, a city worker, was jailed for intoxication after being picked up by police. He appeared before Judge Archer and paid a $2 fine plus costs. The city has seen a surge of tough cases among the transient laborers at the rifle range and other sites.
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William Kelly
Judge Archer
Lost Cocker Spaniel Brownlie Missing Near Town
A small brown Cocker spaniel named Brownlie is missing after following a farm wagon out of town. Anyone with information about the dog's whereabouts is asked to notify the Journal.
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Journal Ofles
Want Ad In the Journal Promises Quick Results
A Want Ad in the Journal offers fast results for readers seeking items or services. Advertisers claim efficient exposure to a broad audience, with affordable rates and easy placement options.
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Journal
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