Legion Team Defeats Havelock Miners at Home in Gridiron Showcase
The American Legion football team beat the seemingly invincible Havelock Hoiler minikers 3 to 0 at the baseball park in a tightly contested game. A. D. Bell kicked a 20 yard field goal in the second quarter for all points, with Bell, Thomsen, Lister and Niel starring on defense and offense. The locals prepare for a Sunday clash with the Catholic Young Men's Association of Omaha on their home field.
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Slanday
Dall
American Legion
Havelock Hoilerminikers
Legionese Nent
Walling
Havelock
Plattsmouth
Lutes
Creighton Ecolleze
Havelotk
Bell
Althuveh
Alfred Thomsen
Heveltock
Glen
Leslie Niel
Eugene Lister
Piattsmouth
Stramsburg
Smith
Vromwian
Thomsen
Lyne
Glen Niel
Larson
Wallins
Lister
Leste Niel
Wo KL Kreshklow
Aml
Santinae
Catholic Young Men's Association of Omaha
Creighton College
Service Men
Comine Gamme
Senator Hitchcock Coming to Explain League Facts
The Citizens of Cass county may hear Senator Gilbert M. Hitchcock of Nebraska discuss the League of Nations. A longtime foreign relations leader and author of widely accepted reservations, Hitchcock will speak at the district court room, urging all voters to attend.
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Cass County
League of Nations
United States
Senate
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Hitchcock
Cox
Inman
Motor to Havelock and Lincoln Pleases Plattsmouth Party
Yesterday a group from Plattsmouth enjoyed a full day trip to Havelock and Lincoln visiting relatives and friends. The party included Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Egenberger and son Charles with Mrs. Louis Spies and Mrs. A. I. Weekbach, plus Miss Hattie Spies Frances Vallery Anna Myrenberger and Janette Weber.
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Plattsmouth
Havelock
Lincoln
F. G. Egenberger
Charles
Louis Spies
A. I. Weekbach
E. Grege
Egenberger
H.tiie Spies
Frances Vallery
Anna Myrenberger
Janette Weber
Vallery
Plattsmouth Delegates Praise State I O O F Encampment
Plattsmouth sent delegates to the state encampment of the I O O F at Hastings. Attendees included John Cory and Mrs J Petersen Sr with Rebekah members Mrs Mike Hild W and Mrs Harriet ters. Officers for the 1921 Lincoln grand lodge will be elected in October with Charles Naylor named Grand Master and Mary Stuht as Grand Treasurer.
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Plattsmouth
Hastings
Rebekah
John Cory
J. «. Petersen
Lew PP Biter
Omaha
R. M. Gillam
Auburn
I. P. Gage
Fremont
F.S. Brysaat
Geo. L. Loomis
H. A. Taylor
Newman Grove
H. P. Renkin
Lincoln
Joseph Oberfelder
Sidney
Grand Jordian
J. B. McGinley
York
Grand Herald
G. W. Middaugh
Utica
Walter V. Hegeland
North Platte
Ratcliff
Benkieman
Harrietters
Emma Talbot
Mary Stuht
JL & Gase
Grand Lode
Piattsmouth Triumphs 12-0 Over Weeping Water in Gridiron Battle
Piattsmouth high school defeated Weeping Water 12 to 0 on their Friday road game. Sattler scored two touchdowns on a 50 yard interception return and a line drive push, with McCarthy sharing playing honors. Attendance was strong and Piattsmouth plans to host Havelock next Friday.
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Weeping Water
Piattsmouth
Sattler
Joe McCarthy
Flattsmouth
Havelock High School
Hand Injured Worker Rushes to Omaha Hospital
A young man on Charles Ixon's farm south of the city was badly cut when caught by a circular saw. His right hand suffered severe lacerations and he was transported to University Hospital in Omaha for treatment.
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Charles Lixon
University Hospital
Omaha
Man Arrested With Old Whiskey in Nebraska City
Officer Alvin Jones detained James Allen of Omaha after finding four pints of genuine old whiskey. Allen paid a $100 fine and costs in court. Separately, Budis was struck by a locomotive, suffering multiple injuries. he is hospitalized in Denver as his mother William Budig remains there.
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Alvin Jones
James Allen
Omaha
Jones
Air Dome
Allen
Mr. Jones
Nebraska Friskey
M. Archer
George
Budis
St. Joseph's Hospital
Tecoverys
William Budig
Denver
Occars
Avard Returns Home After Months Abroad
Richard Avard arrives in Plattsmouth from a lengthy stay in England with family and friends. He traveled about 12 000 miles visiting Liverpool London and Sheffield before sailing back to Quebec then through Seattle to Plattsmouth. He plans to seek a new local location while his wife and son may remain in England for the winter.
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Richard Avard
England
Vancouver
British Columbia
Green
United States
Avard
Plattsmouth
Seattle
Northwest
George Budig Recovery After Railroad Yard Accident
Mr and Mrs W H Ofe and family returned from Denver where they visited George Budig at a hospital after a serious accident two weeks earlier. Budig was injured while walking through railroad yards at midnight with a companion when a locomotive approached unexpectedly.
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W. H. Ofe
Denver
Ofe
George Budig
Colorado City
George
Young People wed Friday in Simple City Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Maxlie Draper to Mr. Frank T. Marshall took place at Mrs. Claus Speck’s home with County Judge Allen J. Beeson officiating. The couple plans to reside in Omaha where the groom has ties to the musical community and army service. A postnuptial dinner for family and friends followed, with a pink and white decorating theme and attendance from relatives and out of town guests.
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Thin City
Claus Speck
Maxlie Draper
Frank T. Marshall
Omaha
Allen J. Beeson
C. A. Marshall
Legion
Aarshall
an-Mia--Sia
Mra
A. Marshall
F. T. Marshall
Missita Turner
Chicago
John Aers
Edward Matton
Idahoe Falls
Idaho
Lnbert Trives
Idaho Falls
Charles Russell
Harold Draper
Citrus Speck
Returns From The West Bring Mrs Gooding Home
Mr and Mrs Gooding return from Gillette Wyoming with their daughter Stella after months on the homestead forty miles from Gillette. They report an excellent season with abundant crops despite a Teal mountain snowstorm that blocked roads. Everett Gooding stayed to review land and recover from illness.
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Gooding
Gillette
Wyoming
Everett Gooding
Makes Mistake in Station
A prominent local businessman misread a Burlington train stop and prepared to alight at LaPlatte thinking it Plattsmouth. Onboard passengers advised him the halt was in Sarpy County’s town, not Plattsmouth, and he had no intoxication involved.
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Omaha
Burlington Combination
LaPlatte
Sarpy County
Plattsmouth
Dean's Regulats Promotes Easy Bowels Movement
For regular action of the bowels relief of constipation Dean's Regulats offers easy natural relief sold at all stores for 20 cents.
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Dean
Finest line of Hallowe en masks shown in the city
The Journal office presents the finest line of Hallowe en masks in the city with a display to attract shoppers.
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Journal Office
Pioneer Wiles Celebrates Century of Life in Plattsmouth
Captain Luke L. Wiles marked his one hundredth birthday with family and friends in Plattsmouth Nebraska. The veteran frontiersman and former militia captain lived through Nebraska settlement and served in the 2nd Nebraska cavalry and territorial legislature. Attendees included relatives from Glenwood Murray and Omaha, with Masons hosting a dinner and program.
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Indhinapolis
Western Ieee
Aldvet
Chasteanty
Miem
Wiles
F& Four
Elian
Sears
West
Thomas Wiles
Indiana
Missouri
Themelves
Mills County
Galden
Iowa
Panama
New York
Middle West
Nebraska
Luke L. Wite
Wite
Nancy Elizabeth Linville
BS. Lyean
Glenwood
Ursula Fritt
Athens
Oregon
A. L. Wiles
Syracouse
Minttare
Cags County
Co. Fl 2Nd
Nebraska Cavalry
Co. B
Omaha
Republican Party
Christian Church
Plattsmouth
Luke L. Wiles
William Gilmour
Clenry Hubbard
Weeping Water
Samuel Latta
Murray
E. A. Kirkpatrick
Nehawka
Edwin Davis
Marysville
Vnt
George Murz
Dean
J. H. Hall
T. F. Wiles
Luke Wiles
J. E. Wiles
Thomas Wiles, Jr
Captain Wiles
Hev
A. S. Hollowell
The
Plattsmouth Lodge
A. F P
A. M
Don York
R. P. Westover
Armistice Day planned with Lincoln post inviting veterans
A Daily item notes EF EB Chappell and wife visit Plattsmouth and Lincoln post commander Chapmenl invites local veterans to Armistice Day events in the capital. Lincoln post rooms welcome Cass county Legion men while the 355th Infantry regimental reunion, Sandstorm society, Rainbow society and foreign wars veterans will aid parade plans for November 11.
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EB. Chappell
Lincoln
Chapmenl
Lincoln Post
American Legion
Capitol City
Amercan
Tfth
Plattsmouth
Cass County
355Th Infantry
Sandstorm Society
Rainbow Society
Promoter Praises Schmader After Omaha Boxing Bout
Ernie Holmes, promoter for Ernie Holmes, hails Andy Schmader of Louisville for stepping into a risky uneven match against Tony Melchoir of Chicago in Omaha. Holmes notes Schmader fought fairly for five or six rounds despite weight disadvantage and crowd pressure. both fighters bound by fouls, Schmader’s uppercutting seen as fairer than Melchoir’s clinch holds.
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World Herald of
Ernie Holmes
Omaha
Andy Schmader
Louisville
Tony Melchoir
Chicago
Andy Sehmacher
Melchoir
Holmes
Lichtenstein
Andy
Ernie
Louisvillé
Schinacher
Schmader
Sehmader
White predicts 256 Cox electoral votes
George White, head of the Democratic National Committee, predicts Cox and Roosevelt will win 256 electoral votes, with 222 east of the Missouri and 34 west, leaving 111 undecided. He claims Republicans tally 168 and calls the result a comfortable Democratic victory. He adds the prediction is within ten of the number needed to elect.
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New York
George White
Democratic National Committees
Cox
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Missouri River
Falter Insurance Ad Offers Real Service at No Extra Cost
Let Falter take care of all your insurance. We offer you real insurance service. This costs you no more. 012 Im. J.P. Falter & Son.
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Falter
J.P. Falter & Son
Dean's Ointment Relief for Hemorrhoids
Itching breeding protruding or blind piles have yielded to Dean's Ointment 60c at all drug stores. This old line presents a local remedy advertisement noting a 60 cent price and availability in drug stores.
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Dean
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Maxine Draper
Isaac Wiles
Spenes
Lincoln American Legion Post
Morday’s Daily
White
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