Plattsmouth Council Approves North Third Street Sewer Extension
The Plattsmouth common council met at city hall with all members present except Vroman and Lushinsky. They granted a six inch sewer extension on North Third street, heard police arrests for July, and reviewed city finances and street questions including Mercer avenue line surveys and the widening of streets.
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City of
Plattsmouth
Vroman
Lushinsky
North Third Street
Pen Rainey
Richey
Fire and Water Committee
M. Archer
J F. N. Cummings
Ben Rainey
Frank Neuman
John Fitzpatrick
Olive Jones
J. H. Donnelly
W. BR. Rishel
G. W. Haynie
Bruce & Standeven
P. Eastwood
Nebraska Lichtinger O
Platts—mouth Water Co
Wilson
C_ Tyler
Lincoln Telephone Co
A. L. Tidd
Lincoln
Frank Kalasek
John Swanson
al O'Neil
Alvin Jones
Same
Chas. McBride
Chris Gobeliian
M. Lutz
B. G. Wurl
Wevrich
Public Library
Eastwood
Remains Found On East Vine Street Believed Indian
Workmen uncover a buried skeleton while digging for a concrete wall at W D Jones residence on East Vine. They damage the remains which are believed to be that of an Indian buried upright sixty to seventy years ago before Plattsmouth’s settlement.
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W. D. Jones
East Vine Street
Missouri River
Nebraska
Missouri Valley
Plattsmouth
W. C. Hamilton Married in Lincoln
From Wednesday's Daily the marriage license notices include William Hamilton of Red Oak and Grace B Wilkins of University Place wed in Lincoln yesterday. Hamilton, once a cigar maker and dairy farmer near Red Oak, had lived there after his wife’s death two years ago. he now seeks a hopeful future with his family nearby.
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W. C. Hamilton
Lincoln
William
When Baby Crouped, Use Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil Cure
An old advertisement touts Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil as safe for children with croup. It claims a small amount cures quickly and notes it costs 25 and 50 cents at drug stores.
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Thomas
Druc
Lincoln to host major conventions in September and October
Lincoln prepares for a busy fall as the Nebraska Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opens September 16 with about 400 pastors expected. Bankers, bond abstracts, German Alliance, and several fraternal orders plan October gatherings, with ample hotel space arranged by the Lincoln Commercial Club for attendees.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nebraska Bankers” Association
Wll
Oni
Lincoln Commerccial Club
Automobile Fellows Face Court Over Traffic Violations
Daily report notes Justice Archer's court handling traffic offenses. John W. Faler fined 40 dollars for running without lights after a collision with Max Pries. Frank Best fined 410 for speeding. EF M Sinclair fined 16 for high speed on Main street. Police filed many complaints with County Attorney Taylor as about ten more offenders will be used to support city schools. Reckless driving prompted the crackdown.
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Court of Justice Archer
Mill of Justice
John W. Faler
Max Pries
Frank Bestor
EF. M. Sinclair
Water Company
Main Street
Taylor
Found His Sister Better in Kansas City Typhoid Fight
Charles Green returned with his mother to visit his sister Mrs Williams in Kansas City where typhoid fever illness showed slight improvement. Hope remains for her recovery as the family notes the progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Green
Kansas City
Joseph Smith
Williams
House for rent ad in the Journal encourages listings
A prompt suggests placing a small rental notice in the Journal to advertise available homes. It emphasizes using the paper to reach potential tenants and fill vacancies.
Have Lock Mystery Deepens Over Two Boys Death
Coroners jury at Havelock found Ros shot his companion John Hyvs and then reportedly killed himself as details emerge. Witnesses described the dogs, a 22 rifle and a shotgun near the bodies one mile north of Havelock while questions remain about motive and which boy fired first.
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John Hyvs
George Dimer
Havelock
Ros
Heys
Charlies Gradyville
Havelork
Jim
Ackerman
Thes
John Avs
Terene
Edwin Nywden
Frank Humble
Nyden
Humble
John Ros
Salt Creek
Humbie
Noyden
Moran
S. M. McIntire
Dave Hartshorn
Hartshorn
Dr. Ballard
Gering Returns from Montreal Meeting of Bar Association
Hon Matthew Geringe returned from Montreal where he attended the American Bar Association meeting. The session featured Lord Haldean’s address introduced by Chief Justice Edward D White. Taft was elected association president. Omaha delegates Johan L Webster and W D McHugh joined Nebraskas lone representative.
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Matthew Geringe
American Bar Association
Helrid
Montreal
Canada
Gering
Lord Haldean
Lold Hich
Edward D. White
United States Supreme Court
William H. Taft
Little Child Burns Hands in Home Accident
A baby at the home of Mr and Mrs Anton Vitersnek suffered severe burns to both hands when the child grabbed a hot stove Saturday afternoon. The mother’s attention was briefly elsewhere and a physician was called promptly to dress the injuries. The infant endured significant pain from the incident.
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Anton Vitersnek
Journal office offers finest stationery in city
The Journal office advertises a premier selection of stationery, promising quality and variety for readers and customers seeking writing supplies.
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Journal
Plattsmouth Mayor Asked to Name Delegates for Highway Congress
Mayor Sattler of Plattsmouth Nebraska is urged by Logan Waller Page to appoint three delegates to the American Highway Congress in Detroit the week of September 20. The event features 28 organizations, state highway officials, and leaders from the highway and automobile associations to discuss national road policy and state legislation.
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Mayor Sattler
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Logan Waller Page
American Head Congress
United States Office of Public Roads
Detroit
Congress
American Highway Assocation
American Automobile Association
Page
United States
Amerna
Davin F. Houston
Ted Eress
Colorado
Washington
P. C
J. FE. Pennybacker
Here to Visit Her Sister
Mrs. A M Harlan of Corvallis Oregon arrived this morning for a short visit with her sister Mrs J M Burter. She traveled via Ontario and Toronto to Chicago then this city to see her sister in poor health and will proceed to southwestern Nebraska to visit a daughter before returning home by Denver Salt Lake City and Portland.
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A. M. Harlan
Corvallis
Oregon
J. M. Burter
Harlan
Nebraska
Denver
Salt Lake City
Portland
Donnelly Family Returns From Wisconsin Trip
Mrs J H Donnelly and daughter Gretchen returned from a routing trip to Watertown Milwaukee and Chicago. They enjoyed the visit but were glad to be home. Mr Donnelly met them at Pacific Junction and drove them home.
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J. H. Donnelly
Gretchen
Watertown
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Chicago
Mr. Donnelly
Pacific Junction
Dear Regulars bowel aid advertised in 25 cent pack
Advertisement for Dear Regulars claiming easy natural bowel movements relief from constipation. Priced at 25 cents and sold at all stores.
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Ity Goungil
Ness
Wurl
Mercer Avenue
Bajeck
Butters
City Legal Department
D. Jones
Rys and
Dimner
Ballard
Masonic Temple
Haveiiek
Ca Te Work
Matthew Gering
THE
American Huad Congress
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