Ad Club Lecture Illuminates Modern Advertising
The Lyric theater hosted an Ad club lecture presented by National Cash Register of Dayton. W H Farley spoke on advertising, salesmanship, and window dressing with slides and a film showing effective ad writing and white space use. Merchants discussed trucking freight to Omaha and urged cooperation with the Burlington railroad to boost city commerce.
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Lyric Theater
Ad Club
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Ohio
W. H. Farley
Farley
Omaha
Burlington Railromd
Burlington
Mrs John Beckman to be buried here
The body of Mrs. John Beckman who died in Phoenix Arizona is to be brought back to this city for burial. L B Beckman son of Council Bluffs learned of the arrival and en route status by telephoning Phoenix. The long distance message relieved the family’s uncertainty about funeral arrangements.
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John Beckman
Phoenix
Arizona
Birth of Little Maxwell Joseph Vallery in Plattsmouth
Maxwell Joseph Vallery was born in Plattsmouth Nebraska in September 1920. He lived eight months and three days and endured illness his entire life. On Monday night May 23 at 11 20 the child passed away in Omaha after care from his mother and family. He is survived by his parents and grandparents with many relatives and friends.
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Teaching in Oregon Miss Porter Granted Subscription Extension
Miss Marguerite Porter formerly of this city now resides in Seaside Oregon and has been elected to teach in the public schools there for another term. She and her mother Mrs W F Porter have lived on the west coast for several years.
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Joirnal
Marguerite Porter
Porter
Seaside
Oregon
W. F. Porter
West Coast
Capture of Noted Yeggs in Council Bluffs
Police arrested two prominent burglars near Eighth and Pear, identifying them as Frank Brown and Jack Kearns. Brown turned out to be Roy Green, a known criminal. both men await charges from County Attorney Cole and face potential state penitentiary time. Sheriff Quinten and the bankers association will review links to bank robberies statewide.
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Jones
Chandler
Eighth and
Pear Street
C. Despain
Iowa
Nebraska
Council Bluffs
Sco
C. D. Quinten
Frank Brown
Jack Kearns
Quinton
Brown
Roy Green
Kearns
Cole
Lincoln
William Hughes
Bankers Association
Payment of scalp bounties halted in Cass County
Cass County officials stopped paying scalp bounties for wolves and coyotes after county attorney A G Cole found that Section 479 requires a public vote before payments. A petition by fifty voters would trigger placing the issue on the ballot at the next election, delaying any payouts until 1922 at the earliest.
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Cass County
A. G. Cole
Board of County Commissioners
Mrs Roy Cole Improving After Omahas Immanuel Hospital Operation
Mrs Roy Cole of Mynard is improving after an operation last Friday at Immanuel hospital in Omaha. Her family and friends are pleased to note her steady recovery and better condition.
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Roy Cole
Mynard
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Mrs Heinrich laid to final rest in church funeral
Funeral services for Mrs. Fred Heinrich were held at St. Pauls Evangelical Church with Rev. H Kottich. She longtime resident and devout member of the community, was laid to rest at Oak Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers named from neighbors. numerous relatives attended from across several states.
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St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Fred Heinrich
H. Kottich
Oak Hill
George Lutz
Louisville
George Schantz
August Richter
Hans Tams
Peter Madsen
C. W. Haffke
Henry Zuckweiler
Miller
S. Dak
Peoria
I. P. Lutz
Omaha
George of
Havelock
Robert Heinrich
Akron
Colorado
L. D. Hiatt
Alice Louise
Murray
Paul Roesner
Lincoln
Frank Trilety
John Janda
Mary Jan
Card of Thanks From Fred Hein and Family
To kind friends and neighbors who with love assisted us in illness and sorrow. We express heartfelt appreciation for tender sympathy and beautiful floral remembrances for our loved one. Fred Hein and family.
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Fred Heinrich
Death of Thomas Kempster Former Plattsmouth railroad worker
Thomas Kempster, seventy-one, longtime Plattsmouth railroad office clerk, died at his Los Angeles home. He left a widow and two daughters, Mrs. Morrissey and Mrs. Titus, all of Los Angeles. Funeral held Saturday in Los Angeles with pallbearers including J. H. Helps, Arthur Helps, Morgan Waybright, Wayne Twitchell, Walter Thomas, and Benjamin Elsen.
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Los Angeles
California
Thomas Kempster
Kempster
Pacific Coast
Plattsmouth
Omaha
Denver
F. W. Morrissey
W. A. Titus
Undertaking
W. A. Brown
J. H
Arthur Helps
Morgan Waybright
Wayne Twitchell
Walter Thomas
Benjamin Elsen
Plattsmouth Colony
Fine Little Girl Born in Ray McCarthy Home
Early morning a first child named Rae arrived at the McCarthy household. The mother and the newborn are doing well, while the father is expected to recover.
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Ray McCarthy
Rae
Journal Office Offers Job Printing in Nebraska
Phone the Journal office when you need job printing of any kind. Best equipped shop in southeastern Nebraska.
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Journal Office
Nebraska
Rector Father Shine Admitted After Suspected Appendicitis
Father M. A. Shine rector of St. John's church fell ill Sunday evening and was diagnosed with appendicitis. He was taken to St. Catherine's hospital in Omaha by Dr. Dwyer, but conditions do not yet justify surgery and he will remain hospitalized until operation is feasible.
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M. A. Shine
St. John's Church
St. Catherine's Hospital
Omaha
Father Shine
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Dwyer
Senior Class of 1921 Holds Fine Lawn Party at Parmele Home
The class and faculty of the local high school held a pleasant lawn party at Mr and Mrs T B Parmele's south city home. Helen Pontius read a class prophecy. Faculty member A D Bell supervised stunts and guests danced as iris decor and maroon green colors adorned the rooms with refreshments served.
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T. B. Parmele
Helen Pontius
A. D. Bell
Tmree
Funeral of Little Babe Joseph Maxwell Valleroy
The funeral for eight month old Joseph Maxwell Valleroy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Valleroy, was held yesterday afternoon at 3:50 from their southwest of the city home. Rev. H G McClusky conducted services at Oak Hill cemetery with many friends in attendance. The infant had suffered since birth and died Monday night. The bereaved parents receive the community’s deep sympathy.
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Joseph Maxwell
Maxwell Valleroy
Oak Hill
H. G. McClusky
First Presbyterian Church
Investigating Case in Omaha Police Seek Fingerprints
Two city police representatives arrived to examine the arrest of Green and Kearns who were captured with burglary tools on Wednesday night. They brought fingerprinting materials to determine innocence or guilt. Kearns initially resisted until consulting his attorney but consented after learning it is required by law.
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City Police Department of
Omaha
Green
Kerrns
Kearns
Thanks for kindness and flowers after our baby's funeral
The note expresses gratitude to friends for flowers and favors, with a special thanks to Dr. Livingstons and the ladies who sang at the infant’s funeral. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Max Vallery and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schiess and families, and Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Vallery.
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Dr. Livingstons
Max Vallery
Joe Schiess
C. F. Vallery
Jacob Tritsch dies at Immanuel Hospital in Omaha
Jacob Tritsch, longtime Cass county resident and Plattsmouth leader, died at Immanuel Hospital in Omaha after a brief illness. Born June 17, 1849 in Germany, he lived in Illinois before moving to Cass county. He served as county commissioner and was active in politics as a Democrat. Survived by his widow Elizabeth Volk Tritsch and three sons, his funeral will be held Sunday at St. Paul Evangelical Church with interment at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Jacob Tritsch
Cass County
Tritsch
Manuel Hospital
Germany
Philip Tritsch
Jacob
Tatwell County
Illinois
Pekin
Philip Horn
America
Tritseh
Illiois
Plattsmouth
Illnois
Elizabeth Volk
Nebraska
Platsmouth
Eight Mile Grove
German Evangelical Church
Michael Tritsch
Jacob Tritsch, Jr
Cass County Court House
West Locust Street
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
County leaders push federal highway work in county area
County Commissioner Fred Gorder leads active push as the state crew plans to begin work on the federal highway nearby. The article notes all commissioners are attentive to the local conditions and eager to see crews move.
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Fred Gorder
Fred
Eagle
Book sale at the Journal office for kids and adults
The Journal office hosts a broad book sale for children and grown ups with a wide range of titles on offer. Titles span fiction non fiction and children's books inviting all readers to browse and purchase.
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Journal
Weeping Water Assessor Reports Spring Property Showing
City Assessor G. H. Olive lists personal property at 530,620 and real estate at 516,705 for Weeping Water with a 200 household goods exemption and a ten percent reduction on real estate lowering the total. The report appears in the Weeping Water Republican.
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G. H. Olive
Weeping Water Republican
Young couple wed at Evangelical church near Louisville
Miss Mabel Meisinger and Mr. Harry L. Thimgahn wed Wednesday at the Evangelical church west of Louisville. Rev. Hartman officiated as family and relatives attended. The couple will visit Arkansas City before settling in Clay Center after June 1.
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Evangelical Church
Louisville
Mabel Meisinger
Harry L. Thimgahn
Clay Center
Kansas
T. Hartman
Dorothy Meisinger
Leonard Wendt
George L. Meisinger
Arkansas City
Driving to Denver Browns Pass Through Town on Trip
Mr and Mrs G P Brown of Omaha traveled to Denver stopping in Louisville and Kearney for visits. They reported Nebraska roads were poor from heavy rains and high water in Kearney forced a forty mile detour. They expected to return via Bassett while Brown’s drug store is managed in their absence.
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G. P. Brown
Omaha
Denver
Spence
Basset
Remembering the Journal and Sweetshop Helpers
The article honors Guy W Morgan and Mrs Morgan for supporting the Evening Journal staff with Morgan ice cream treats. Bobby Creamer of the Morgan Sweetshop delivered coup packages to boost morale, making the workers feel appreciated during a busy day.
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Guy W Morgan
Morgan
Evening Journal
Bobby Creamer
Morgan Sweetshop
Chicago merchant Louis Friedrich visits Cass county
Louis Friedrich of Chicago brother of Martin Friedrich of Plattsmouth arrived in Cass county last Monday with Uncle John Lohnes of Cedar Creek. He traveled to see his gravely ill brother who has suffered two paralytic strokes and is not expected to recover. Friedrich notes Cass county changes and praises local farms. He works with Marshall Field in Chicago and says Chicago faces severe labor troubles with many unemployed.
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Louis Friedrich
Chicago
Martin Friedrich
Plattsmouth
Louisville
John Lohnes
Cedar Creek
Friedrich
Cass County
Marshall Field
Louisville Courier
J R Hunter Improves After Illness
J R Hunter was reported better this morning than in the past day or two and there is hope he will continue to improve toward a full recovery. Blank books available at the Journal Office.
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J. R. Hunter
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Little Babe
Louis Friedrich Here
J. R. Hunter Better
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