Two good ball games Sunday and Labor Day
Plattsmouth Boosters beat the Orkins of Omaha 41 to 4 on Sunday then lost to A O U W of Omaha on Labor Day in a pitching and umpire driven affair. Connor started both games for the Boosters with solid hitting and fielding.
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Plattsmonuth Boosters
Labor Day Hall
Securimg
Orkin Brothers
Omaha
Labor Day
Quigley
Minpire
Vistors
Connor
Boosters
Umip
Kennedy
Orkin’s
Beal
Knutson
Tripp
Louie Smith
Knowlsen
Somers
Orkins
Salsburge
Slole
C. Smith
Smith
Kanka
Frank Oqonieglens Pets
Notlil
Conner
Holland
A. O. U. Wos
Saup
Feld
Hall
Daugherty
Plathmouth
Gonnor
McAndrews
Real
Patrioth
Shrmek
A. O. VU
Peelka
Doughtlery
Outrage on Washington Avenue Destroys City Planted Trees
A serious act of vandalism damaged eight newly planted trees on Washington Avenue. The cuts were made with a knife or hatchet, with bark lacerations suggesting malicious intent. Residents demand swift police action and a hefty penalty for the perpetrators. A reward for arrest and conviction is requested.
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Washngton Avenue
Washington Avenue
Former Plattsmouth Girl to Wed in Omaha
The Omaha papers report the forthcoming marriage of Kathryn Grace daughter of Mr and Mrs James Grace of South Omaha. Born in Plattsmouth she lived there until moving to South Omaha years ago. She will wed Thomas J OConnor of Omaha in early October.
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Omaha
Plattsmouth
Kathryn Grace
James Grace
South Omaha
Grace
Thomas J. O'Connor
Presbyterian pastor to stay in Plattmouth for another year
The congregational meeting of the Presbyterian church extended a call to Rev. M. W. Lorimer to serve as pastor for another year. Lorimer has accepted, earning praise for his open manner, leadership in church improvements, and ability to raise the church’s standards while remaining a unifying figure admired by many in the community.
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Presbyterian Church
M. W. Lorimer
Loriner
Lorimer
Benedict George B Mann Weds Pearl Nichols in Odessa Nebraska
In Odessa near Nebraska a wedding joined Pearl Nichols to George B Mann of this city. Pearl, longtime city school staff member, and Mann, a veteran local journalist, plan a Colorado honeymoon before settling back in town. The Journal and friends extend best wishes for a long, happy marriage.
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Odessa
Nebraska
Mann
Journal
Colorado
Propst Couple Embarks On Wedding Trip East
Yesterday morning Robert L Propst and his wife of Mynard left on a Burlington train for an extended trip through the east. They will visit Niagara Falls Montreal Toronto and other points in Canada before heading to Norfolk Virginia then return via familiar sights. The trip marks their thirty fifth wedding anniversary with plans for a delightful journey.
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R. L. Propst
Robert L., Propst
Mynard
Burlington
Niagara Falls
Canada
Montreal
Toronto
Dominion
Thera Geo
Norfolk
Virginia
Propst
Careless Auto Collision On North Sixth Street
A late evening crash on North Sixth Street involved John Falter driving a buggy with Max Pries as passenger. The buggy and horse were damaged. Pries escaped serious injury and was taken home for care. Authorities note lack of lights on the auto and urge stricter traffic observance to prevent future harm.
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Welock
North Sixth Street
John Falter
Max Prices
Gering
Sixth Street
Elm
Pries
Bucey
Max
Adminster
Leyda announces daughter Ethel wedding to Moore
Mr and Mrs John M Leyda announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Miss Ethel to Mr Andrew O Moore. The ceremony will be at the Leydas home in the city on Monday evening September 15 at 8 o'clock.
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John M. Leyda
Ethel
Andrew O. Moore
Fall Festival Effort Faces Poor Attendance and Uncertain Future
A meeting at the Commercial club rooms to organize a fall festival drew few interested participants, dampening the project despite about 400 dollars pledged. Organizers urge a second public meeting or alternative groups to take charge, aiming for a two day event if revived.
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Commercial Club
August Cloidt May Lose Sight Of Eye
For weeks August suffers eye trouble as it worsens despite medical advice. A physician and then a specialist were consulted and the eye may not be saved. Friends here express regret and hope for recovery of sight.
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Cloidt
Signal Corps Visit Delights City on Warlike Parade
About 1150 members of the United States Signal Corps stationed at Fort Omaha arrived this afternoon en route to Fort Leavenworth Kansas. The company’s arrival created a warlike scene with mounted troopers and army wagons parading the streets for several hours before they spend the night in the city.
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United States Signal Corps
Fort Omaha
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
W C T U Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The ladies of the W C T U held their regular meeting at Mrs Jennie Schildknecht's home. A large attendance followed by an annual election naming Jennie Schildknecht as president P I K Rainer as vice president S B Kerr as secretary Charles Troop as treasurer and M S Briggs as corresponding secretary. The afternoon concluded with a social time.
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Jennie Seichildknecht
Jennie Schildknecht
P. Lk. Rainer
S. B. Kerr
Charles Troop
Founder of Chiropractic Treatment Expects Widespread Adoption
Dr. D. D. Palmer and wife visited relatives in Davenport Iowa after touring the west. Palmer, founder of chiropractic care, predicted medicine would largely fade as people seek quick permanent cures from chiropractic methods. He delivered twenty five lectures at Universal Chiropractic College before returning to the Pacific.
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D. D. Palmer
Los Angeles
California
West
Dr. Palmer
Thomas Wiles
H. C. VanHorn
Wiles
Vanhorn
Universal Chiropractic College
Tir
Great Pacific
Barber Shop Relocated Within Monroe Building
W P Cook's Barber Shop moved yesterday from the Monroe building on lower Main street to a new space in the building of W J Bookmeyer just west of the Soennichsen building. The owner partitioned the room into two, with Cook occupying the east half and A Wesch taking the west half for his shoe repairing department.
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W. P. Cook
Monroe Building
Lower Main Street
W. J. Bookmeyer
Soennichsen
Mr. Cook
A. Wesch
Montana Trip with Rosey Tuesday
A brief note invites Rosey on a Montana journey set for Tuesday following the date September 9. The plan calls for a six day span with travel and local activities outlined.
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Montana
Rosey
Ivan White Pioneer Citizen of Rock Bluffs Dies
Ivan S White a longtime Rock Bluffs farmer and Nebraska pioneer who later lived in Murray died after a long illness on the eve of his funeral to be held tomorrow at 2 o clock from the Christian church in Murray. He was born May 19 1835 in Davis County Missouri and moved west in 1856 aiding early Nebraska settlement. He leaves a widow two children two brothers and a sister. Interment will be in Rock Bluffs cemetery near his old home.
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Cass County
Ivan
White
Rock Bluff Precinct
Murray
Plattsmouth
Eancer
Mr. White
Iit
Nebraska
Ivans. White
Davis County
Missouri
Livingston County
Pottawattamie County
Iowa
Roek Bluifs
Second
Nebraska Cavalry
Anna Smith
David Hiatt
Sidney
Town
Mark White
Rock Bluffs
Dempsey White
Surprise
Neb
Lankford White
Chillicotha
N. C. Hobbs
Los Angeles
California
Christian Church
BD. L. Dunkleberger
Fire Threat Near Fifth Ward School Contained
A noon fire alarm reported a blaze in the south city end near burning cross and leaves. Flames threatened the Fifth Ward School but were checked in time and the building was saved.
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Fifth Ward
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Mr. Wautsen
Parrick
Teft
Claude Smith
Roosters
King
Knoutsan
Truxton
Blossom
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Plattomouth
Rev. Lorimer
George B. Mann
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Miss Nichels
Evening Journal
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GHIRD
Cook’s
Ivan White
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