City Honors Dr. Edwin Cook In Funeral Rites At Plattsmouth
The Plattsmouth community honored Dr. Edwin W. Cook with a solemn funeral at St. Luke's Episcopal Church led by Rev. Wilbur Leete. Masonic and Knights Templar members served as pallbearers and guard of honor, with out-of-town relatives attending from Iowa, Nebraska, Illinois, and Colorado.
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Edwin W.cook
Rock Island
Clints
David Hawksworth
Vine Street
Plattsmouth
Cook
Wilbur 8 S. Leete
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Lr. Cook
Ec. Ti. Wescott
Knights Templar
William AC Robertson
Gee Acre
Ceaiaae Mesars
F. A. Cinidi
L. O. Minor
R. W. Knorr
R. P. Westover
A. E. Cook
K. R. Cook
Malvern
C. H. Cook
Salem
Glenwood
D. E. Reeves
Keokuk
Detroit
Frank Hawksworth
Denver
Joseph Hawksworth
Omaha
Fred Hawksworth
J. E Hawksworth
Lincoln
Walter Fisher
Jep Fisher
B. EF. Jones
Supreme Medical Board
Joseph Ray
Modern Woodmen
Tilinwis
Ralph Johnson
Modern_Woodmen
F. E. Calkins
Fremont
E Kester
C. James
Sam Woodley
Wood
Mr. Easterly
Board of Managers
Fred H. Murphy
Te. S
Chicago
Dr. Cink
Murphy visits old friends after Chicago funeral trip
From Monday's Dall red HH, Murphy, an old time resident of this city, came in from Chicago yesterday to attend the funeral of his old time friend, Dr. Edwin W. Cook and to visit for a short time with friends. He has served the U S government for twenty years and is at present an army field clerk at Fort Sheridan near Chicago. He is in good health and enjoyed catching up with old acquaintances.
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Murphy
Chicago
Edwin W. Cook
U. S
Fort Sheridan
A. W. White Plans Winter in California
A. W. White of Plattsmouth, a veteran merchant since 1864, is closing business affairs and will depart for California to spend the winter and escape harsh local temperatures.
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A. W. White
Plattsmouth
California
Reavis Schedule Announces Speaking Dates Across Nebraska
Congressman Frank Reavis sets speak dates in Bethany Auburn Syracuse Plattsmouth Falls City and his home town Falls City as he runs for reelection in the First Nebraska district. He promises to share items of interest with voters at each appearance.
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Frank Reavis
Bethany
Auburn
Syracuse
Plattsmouth
Falls City
Reavis
Nebraska
Murray Store Changes Hands
Alfred Gannsmer sells Murray general store to Frank Valery of Plattsmouth. Valery plans cash basis operation and immediate management. Gannsmer to stay on briefly and run the store as Valery handles a farm purchase in Chase county.
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Alfred Gansmer
Frank Vallery
Plattsmouth
Murray
Alfred Gannsmer
Frank Valery
Plattamouth
Vallero
Gansmer
U S Must Assist Armenia Says Missionary
Beatrice Nebraska October 15 America must feed and help the people of Armenia to be self supporting and the civilized nations must see that the Turk is subdued declares Mrs Eli T Allen a twenty five year missionary at Urmia in an address to the presbyterian synodical The speaker described Turkish atrocities and Armenian suffering noting American missionaries faced danger a month after war began and arguing a show of force by a great power could quell the Turk.
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Beatrice
America
Armenia
Eli T. Allen
Urmia
Presbyterian Synodical
Allen
Cox to launch eastern blitz in drive for presidency
Governor Cox rests then plans a two week sprint through Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo New York. A Madison Square Garden speech will cap the week with more talks in Indianapolis Chicago and other midwest centers. He aims to frame the race around the league of nations and Harding’s stance.
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Cleveland, O
Cox
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
N. Y
Madison Square Garden
New York
Indianapolis
Chicago
Mid-West
League of Nations
Harding
Kamerad
Trinity Iscopal Cathedral
E. H. Moore
Youngstown
Mr. Moore
Return of Mrs Schlatter From Immanuel Hospital
Mrs. Frank E. Schlatter returns home from Immanuel hospital Omaha after a month long severe surgical operation. Family and friends report her marked improvement and growing strength as she recovers at home.
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Moncay
Frank E. Schlatter
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Wheat shortage is a possibility, says federation
Chicago Oct 14 The American Farm Bureau Federation executive committee prepared a statement for farmers explaining the wheat market danger and urging export curbs. J R Howard warns future production may drop if steps aren not taken. The report cites a 1920 21 supply picture with large exports and ample carryover reducing available stock.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
J. R. Howard
America
Howard
Legion Football Team Prepared for First Game Sunday
The American Legion football team, formed recently, will meet the Havelock Boilermakers next Sunday afternoon at home. Raymond Larson chairs the Legion athletic committee and reports nightly practice, strong coaching, heavy line, and new maroon uniforms as confidence grows for the opener.
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American Legion
Havelock Boilermakers
Raymond Larson
Legion Athletic Committee
Legion
Accidental Gun Discharge Wounds Fred Rutherford
Fred Rutherford sustained a severe but non fatal wound to the right shoulder from an accidental discharge of a Colt automatic revolver. He had just bought the weapon and was loading it when it discharged, the bullet entering the right breast and deflecting out the shoulder. Doctors report he is now improving as well as could be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rutherford
Mr. Rutherford
Fred
Changes in the Shops at Burlington Plant
Following the resignation of J M Shirk as foreman of the Burlington machine shop the company announces Fred G Morgan as acting foreman and William Weber Jr as assistant foreman Both men are highly qualified and among the most efficient in service Shirk plans to move with his family to Alliance to take railroad work there
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J. M. Shirk
Burlington
Fred G. Morgan
William Weber, Jr
Mr. Shirk
Alliance
Thorn Family Arrives for Short Visit in City
Captain Hamilton Thorn and his wife with two daughters arrived to visit Mrs. Thorn's parents, D. O Dwyer family, in the city. Thorn, recently from Camp Upton New York, is in charge of a detachment ordered to Camp Funston before returning east for a brief stay. The family notes Camp Upton’s pleasant summer and sea breezes near Long Island.
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Hamilton Thorn
Camp Upton
Long Island
New York City
Young Albert Hyde Laid To Rest In Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services were held yesterday for Albert Hyde ten son of Mr and Mrs B C Hyde at the Christian church. Rev A Hollowell led with a sermon on Suffer little children. A large cortege and church choir offered hymns as mourners expressed grief. Interment followed at Oak Hill cemetery in the family plot.
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Albert
B. C. Hyde
The
Christian Church
A. Hollowell
Hollowell
Oak Hill
Cosmopolitan Club Celebrates Ninth Anniversary Banquet
The Cosmopolitan club marked its ninth anniversary with a Saturday banquet in the Holly building club rooms. Tables featured green and yellow decorations and a two four course luncheon. Toastmaster William R. Holly led remarks from veteran and new members, with attendees including Karl Roesaler Alliance, Robert Ames Council Bluffs, Leonard Hawkenbery Omaha, and Robert Rebal Omaha.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Holly Building
Parclay Cafe
William R. Holly
Oll
New
City
Karl Roesaler
Alliance
Robert Ames
Council Bluffs
Leonard Hawkenbery
Robert Rebal
Omaha
Death of an Old Resident Occurs in Aurora
A. W. Lewis, longtime resident and former Burlington engineer, died in Aurora Illinois after a short illness. He came to this city in the early 1890s and later returned to Illinois, leaving a wife and one child. Funeral services were held in the city, and friends here regret his passing.
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Henry Ofe
Aurora
Illinois
A. W. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Burlington
Lewis
Appeals order in Gole case and grain coal car concerns
Attorney General Davis signals an immediate appeal of Judge Woodrough's decision to return Alson Cate for execution or imprisonment, arguing federal habeas limits. Governor to consider reprieves for Cole and Grammer as appeals unfold. Nebraska Railway Commission notes grain car easing but coal shortages persist with limited storage in Omaha.
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Davis
Woodrough
Alson B. Cate
Bueck
Howard County
Woodrouzh
Wootrough
Cole
Attorney General
Federal Court
Circuit of Appeals
Federal Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Grammer
Circuit Court of Appeals
Nebraska State Railway Commission
Gangmissioner
Thorne A. Browne
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi
Nebraska
Omaha
Kansas
Illinois
Nebraska WCTU Jubilee Convention Celebrates Large Turnout
The Nebraska Woman's Christian Temperance Union wrapped up a four day jubilee convention in David City with about 300 delegates. Speakers included Dr. J. H. Smith, Mrs. Maria Wilcox, and Mrs. A. G. Wolfenbarger. Officers were mostly reelected. Mrs. Clayton and Mrs. Claflin were elected to new posts. Resolutions urged against tobacco, street carnivals, stronger liquor enforcement, and expanded child welfare laws.
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David City
Neb
Nebraska Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Lincoln
Clayton
Claflin
University Place
San Francisco
League Special to Stop in Omaha
The Pro League special with Secretary of War Baker and other speakers on the league of nations will begin its campaign with a Tuesday noon stop in Pittsburg. The itinerary includes Omaha Denver Salt Lake City Butte Spokane and Portland with meetings planned in San Francisco October 30 and Los Angeles November 1.
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New York
Baker
League of Nations
California
Pittsburg
Omaha
Denver
Salt Lake City
Butte
Mont
Spokane
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Havelock Boilermakers Visit Local American Legion Team
The Havelock Boilermakers travel to face the new American Legion squad in town in the opening game of the season. The Legion side aims to challenge the Lincoln suburb club and draw strong public support as locals prepare for a spirited gridiron clash.
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Havelock Boilermakers
American Legion
Legion
Lincoln
Big order for Plattsmouth butter cutting machines
At the national dairy show in Chicago the L C Sharp company of Plattsmouth showcased a top butter cutting machine. A representative of A H Arnold Co. placed an order for fifty machines at 2500 dollars each, benefiting Plattsmouth's thriving industry and backed by Fairmont Creamery of Omaha with existing units.
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Chicago
L. C. Sharp Company
Flattsmouth
Sharp
Middle West
United States
Canada
A. H. Arnold Co
Arnold Company
Sharp Company
Plattsmouth
Fairmont
Omahs
Plattsmouth High to Play Fremont in Away Game
Plattsmouth high school football team leaves with Superintendent E. Pratt and Coach A J Bell for Fremont to face the Fremont high school in the afternoon. It is the third Bra son game for the locals and their first away contest, with Dodge County workers noted as rivals on the home grounds. Fans expect a strong showing after solid previous performances.
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Plattsmouth
E. Pratt
A. J. Bell
Fremont
Dodge County
Returning to Work Mike Rys Returns to Murra
Mike Rys, a veteran blacksmith laid up three weeks with a sore foot, has recovered enough to return to Murra this morning and resume his trade. He is regarded as one of the county’s best workers and patrons will be pleased by his comeback.
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Mike Rys
Murra
Mike
Falter Insurance Ad Promises Real Service at No Extra Cost
J P Falter and Son promote full insurance care with bundled service at no additional charge.artment advertisement emphasizes reliable coverage and value for customers.
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Edwin Cook
U.S
East
Farm Bureau Federation
Athletic Committee
Larson
Havelock
Albert Hyde
Judy
Woodrenugh
T. A. Browne
W. O
U. Convention
Journal Today
Journal Office
L. C. Sharp CO
Chicago Company
J. P. Falter & Son
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