Shallenberger Breaks Ankle In Shrine Night Injury
Governor elect Ashton B. Shallenberger, injured during a Shriners initiation, will be out of active commission for a short time. He will not attend Omaha events Friday night and plans rest in Alamo while continuing state consultations for his administration. He aims to later visit Oklahoma and announces a policy plan and appointments soon. Other notes include Miss FE. Shubeck thanking supporters after a diphtheria-related aid appeal and a public investigation cited as lacking authority.
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Frew
Lincoln
Neb
Ashton
Shallenberger
Lincoln Hotel
Shriners
Fitzsimmons
Cuperate
Oklahoma
Miss
FE. Shubeck
Journal
Ctty
Bazaar by St Marys Guild Ends Two Night Run
The St Marys Guild of the Episcopal church presented a booming bazaar and vaudeville in two nights of performances directed by H S Austin. A large corps of volunteers coordinated booths from Japan to Holland, with generous donations and crowd-pleasing foods, yielding a handsome net for the guild.
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St. Mary’s Guild
Episcopal Church
Vauudeville
H. 8. Austin
Prof Austin
Prof
Austin
Edna Petersen
Guy McMahen
Catherine
Edith Dovey
Eva Reese
Ella Margaret Dovey
A. L. Tidd
Barbara
Mia Gering
J. E. McDaniel
H. N. Dovey
H. S. Austin
L. A. Moore
C.W. Baylor
Geo. Dodge
T. P. Livingston
Lucille Bates
Verna Leonard
A. L. Anderson
Cook
Alice Eaton
Reinhacker
Lena Fricke
Verna
Ina Hart
Stanfield Jones
Anna Britt
Kittie Cummins
Thomas duo test new Jackson car on fall roads
Former Senator S. L. Thomas and Walter L. Thomas with A. W. Atwood of the Omaha Bee visited Weeping Water in the new Jackson automobile. They planned to showcase the car’s smooth running and speed across available roads and expected to return that afternoon.
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S. L. Thomas
Walter L. Thomas
Jackson
A. W. Atwood
Omaha Bee
Settlement Reached In Micek Versus Svehla Case
The case of Micek vs Svehla has been settled and dismissed at the plaintiff's cost. Garnishee William Holly ordered to pay funds in his possession to the defendant. Terms not filed with Judge Beeson, thus not public. attorney Matthew Gering represented Carl Micek seeking to garnish insurance money of the late Frank Svehla.
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Micek
Svehla
William Holly
Beeson
Matthew Gering
Carl Micek
Frank Svehla
Marie Svehla
Four Young People Marry in Cass County
Judge Beeson issued two marriage licenses in Cass County. Jerry McHugh of South Bend, 26, wed Emma Esther Towle of Wabash, 29, and Conrad Crabtree, 22, wed Essie Place, 22, both pairs from prominent local families.
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Beeson
Cass County
Jerry McHugh
South Bend
Emma Esther Towle
Wabash
Conrad Crabtree
Essie Place
Eagle
McHugh
Miss Place
Pleased With His Work By Murray Painter
M S Briggs finished exterior painting on a Murray house built by Jas A Walker with W W Hamilton as contractor. He now paints Miss Mae Patterson on High School Hill and reports plentiful work ahead this winter. Briggs has earned a reputation as an excellent painter and Walker highly recommends him.
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M. S. Briggs
Murray
Jas. A. Walker
W.W. Hamilton
Mr. Briggs
Mae Patterson
High School Hill
Walker
Plan to register churchgoers to deter lingering suitors
An exchange proposes that young ladies attending evening services register their names in the church vestibule so young men who linger near the door can see if their preferred girl is present, easing worry without disturbing the audience. It suggests Plattemouth as an ideal place to implement the scheme.
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Plattemouth
Hicks Predicts Thanksgiving Clear and Storms to Follow
The Journal reviews Prof Hicks almanac showing Thanksgiving Day will be clear with no sleet or snow. however the 26th 27th and 28th foreseen to bring sleet snow and cold rains. He expects a December end with storms and heavy snows, urging preparedness.
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Srl R. Hicks
R. Sherwood
Former citizen makes visit from Henry DeGarmo to P. D. Bates
Henry DeGarmo of Los Angeles, once a city plasterer who worked on Fitzgerald's hall, visited P. D. Bates yesterday. DeGarmo and his wife have toured Europe since 2 April and plan a stay with Henry Boeck and wife upon returning. He is a principal at Los Angeles Women and Lime Co. and notable in that city.
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P. D. Bates
Henry DeGarmo
Los Angeles
Cal
DeGarmo
Fitzgerald's Hall
Coates’ Hall
Emma Geiger
Wrse
Europe
DeGarmy
Los Angeles Women & Lime Co
de Germo
Henry Boeck
Public accountability vs family shield in court reporting
The Beatrice Sun argues editors must publish court findings as public records. It condemns offenders who seek to suppress details claiming family protection, stating true reporters reveal deeds regardless of familial embarrassment and should demand accountability.
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Beatrice Sun
Potatoes For Sale in City by Leesley
J E Leesley advertises Early Ohio seed potatoes at 70 cents per bushel and Burbanks at 65 cents, with delivery to all parts of the city. Phone 253, on Missouri Pacific tracks.
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Ohio
Burbanks
Missouri Pacific
J. E. Leesley
Ossenkop Held in Bonds for Murder Trial
Fred Ossenkop was held to await trial in district court in 10000 bonds with John Ossenkop as surety. Eyewitness testimony linked the September 16 fatal beating of Byrnes in Eagle to a neck break during a struggle after a picnic. Trial set for next spring. County Attorney Rawls led the prosecution with local defense.
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Fred Ossenkop
Archer
John Ossenkop
Eagle
Ossenkop
Byrnes
Lancaster County
Walton
Matthew Gering
District Court
W. C. Ramsey
Justice Archer
Jas. Robertson
Clabaugh Visits Glenwood on Lighting Study
Supt A Clabaugh of the Nebraska Light Co returns from Glenwood Ia where he evaluated lighting. He finds Glenwood service poor and costly, notes four are lamps and many incandescents, and says local options are far superior in price and quality. He suggests entering the field to improve city lighting and cites rates, including nights and arcs, as evidence. Weber supports his claims. Glenwood granted a twenty year franchise to Bortenlanger they now wish to shed.
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A. Clabaugh
Nebraska Light Company
Glenwood
Clabaugh
C. P
F. C. Weber
The
Water Company
Bortenlanger
Plattsmouth Livery At Smith & Smith Phone No. 11
Local livery ad lists Smith and Smith offering vehicle hire from Plattsmouth with contact number 11. Serves residents seeking transport and carriage options in town.
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Plattsmouth
Smith & Smith
William C. Ramsey Wins Largest Cass County Vote Total
A Cass county tally shows William C. Ramsey as county attorney leading all candidates with 2591 votes in a presidential year. Governor Sheldon is 10 votes behind, Shallenberger trails, and rival Tidd outpolled by 14 votes. Ramsey’s broad 15 of 25 precincts and wards support, with Plattsmouth strong, marks an extraordinary Democratic county showing.
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Cass County
William C. Ramsey
Sheldon
Billy
George Sheldon
Tidd
Shallenberger
Rosencrans
Bricka
Salt Creek
South Bends
Center
Aveca
Mt. Pleasant
Eight Mile Grove
Liberty
Plattsmouth
First Rock Bluffs
Second Rock Bluffs
Plattsmouth City
First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
Fourth
Still Improving in Cass County Farm Plans
From Friday's Dally our friend C. E. Cook of Cass County was in town to purchase lumber for new corn cribs on his farm. He notes the current season was very short and, despite limited faith in republican prosperity, expects a big crop next year after Bryan's defeat.
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C. E. Cook
Cass County
Visitors Sam Cashner Family Arrive in New Auto
Here with a new car, Sam Cashner and wife of University Place reached town Wednesday evening and are spending several days visiting longtime friends at the homes of T. W. Vallery W. D. Wheeler S. O. Cole Jos H. Cook and C C Cook.
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Sam Cashner
University Place
T. W. Vallery
W. D. Wheeler
S. O. Cole
Jos. H. Cook
Cc. E. Cook
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C. E. Harmon
Holdredge
C. P. Fall
Beatrice
M. A. Bates
A. P. Fitzsimmons
Tecumseh
B. Koehler
Geneva
C. M. Gruenther
Columbus
Arthur F. Mullen
O'Neill
BIG Bazaar
Florence Dovey
Violet Dodge
W. L. Pickett
Maud Mason
Anna Egenberger
D. O. Dwyer
Henry Herold
W. C. Clements
Delia Tartsch
Petersen
Robinson
Thompson
Japan
Italy
A. 4d. Tidd
Ireland
Barbara Gering
England
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Holland
Hicks
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