Former Cass County Resident John Doom Dies
The body of John Doom, a former Eight Mile Grove resident, died Thursday after a hospital stay in Chat City. He was 59 and survived by a daughter Mrs Ed Goebelhinen. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 PM at Glendale Church east of Louisville with interment in the family lot.
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Cass County
John Boom
Eight Mile Grove
Hastings
Mundarya Lleoity
John Doom
Eight Mile Grove Precinet
Olly Cons
Boom
Chat City
Hines
Nome Dumtion
Hoon
Poe
Guide Hock
Baotinen
Wage
Goebelhinen
Glendale
Louisville
Knabe Wins Multiple Hampshire Swine Awards at State Fair
Harry M Knabe a young farmer and wine breeder from Nehowka earned several Hampshire awards at the Nebraska state fair junior yearling boar junior sow and aged herd categories. His exhibts drew thousands of visitors and earned placings from third to sixth across multiple classes.
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Hiarry M. Knabe
Tear Nehowka
Hampshire
Nebraska
Incom
Fragmentary Notes From Arthur Krishune
A mangled quotation suggests Arthur Krishune writing about future poets and arrivals. The text appears as a garbled reflection with names and phrases like Ala o Asin, implying a hopeful forecast about someone coming to a place.
Return to Home in Illinois After Illness
Miss Elizabeth Smith of Princeton Illinois left Mt Pleasant near Nehawka after a period of illness including a stroke like paralysis. Her brother James Smith accompanied her to Princeton for recuperation at home as friends bid farewell at the Burlington train. The community wishes her a complete recovery on her journey north.
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Elizabeth Smith
Princeton
Illinois
Frank McNourtin
Mt. Pleasant
Heebner
Nehawka
Illnois
Mise Smith
James Smith
Furlington
American Legion and Elks Plan Joint Carnival Later This Year
The American Legion and Plattenmouth lodge No. 729 will hold a joint indoor carnival late this season to share labor and profits for community building funds. Proceeds will support the Legion and Elks projects, with a joint committee organizing dates in late October or early November around the national convention in Omaha. The event may be held in the Elks building and aims to be highly attractive. The Legion also plans a parade float depicting Nebraska history with about 100 entries from the state.
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American Legion
Plattenmouth
The
Legion
Elka
the Elks
American Legion National
Omaha
Elks
Carnival Committee
Nebraska
School supply HQ Bates Book and Stationery Store ad
Bates Book and Stationery Store promotes back to school supplies at its Bates location with a Want Ads call to action and promise of good value. The note suggests Try Journal Want Ads and hints at benefits.
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School Supply
Bates Book and Stationery Store
Golden Wedding Celebration for Mr and Mrs Henry N Taylor
Louisville residents mark 50 years of marriage as Henry N Taylor and wife celebrate at their North Hill home with a family dinner a late supper and a gold and white decorated hall. Attendees include children from Manley Chicago Grand Island Louisville and a Norfolk area neighbor noting ages 79 and 66 with birth years 1855 and 1859. The couple wed September 9 1875 after farm life in Virginia and Nebraska relocation over the years.
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Louisville
Henry N. Taylor
North Hill
Clarence Ackles
Fred Fleischman
Manley
Floyd Taylor
Chicago
Earl Bailey
Grand Island
J W. Taylor
John Fleischman
Howard Taylor
Loulaville
G. W. Mayfield
Mr. Taylor
Lee County
Virginia
Jonesville
Taylor
Nebraska
Sarpy County
Louisville Courier
Doans Pills Backed by Local Housewife Testimony
Plattsmouth residents endorse Doan's Pills for kidney and back troubles. Mrs. P. A. McCray reports relief after using one box from Weyrich & Hadraba's Drug store. Doan's remains the recommended kidney remedy, 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. When Your Back is Lame Remember the Name.
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Doan
Plattsmouth
P. A. McCray
6Th Street
Dean
Weyrich & Hadraba
Poultry Wanted for Plattsmouth Delivery Day
A car load of live poultry to be delivered at the Burlington freight house in Plattsmouth Nebraska on Wednesday September 16. We will pay rates per pound for hens old roosters pekin ducks leghorn hens with prices listed and a one day sale.
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Burlington Freight House
Plattsmouth
Weeping Water Band to Play at Masonic Home
The Weeping Water band, among the county’s best, will give a Sunday lawn concert at the Nebraska Masonic Home weather permitting. The Christian church quartet will also perform, boosting the appeal for both home residents and public attendees.
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Weeping Water
Masonic
Weeping Water Band
Nebraska Masonic Home
Christian Church Quartet
Mynard Aid Society Meeting Notice
The aid society of Mynard United Brotherhood church meets Thursday afternoon September 17 at Mrs Roy Cole's home. Assistant hostesses are Mesdames A L Huffer and S Q Cole. Members urged to attend for election of officers.
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Aid Society
Mynard United Brothern Church
Roy Cole
A. L. Huffer
QO. Cole
D&w
Obituary for Arthur J. McNamee of Weeping Water
Arthur J. McNamee born December 9 1883 in Gage County Nebraska grew up in Weeping Water. He worked for Missouri Pacific 12 years and married Mary Litherland in 1909. He died September 2 1925 in Grand Island at 41 years old leaving a wife mother siblings and many friends. funeral at Weeping Water Methodist church with burial in Oakwood cemetery.
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Arthur J. McNamee
Gage County
Nebraska
Omaha
Weeping Water
Arthur
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Mary
Litherland
Atchison, Kansas
Union Pacific Railway Company
Grand Island
Neb
Mary McNamee
James McNamee
Albert
Mabel Sloan
Maude Perrigue
Methodist Church
C. S. Rose
Ethel Ramour
C. W. Bish
J. L. Wiles
Clyde Jenkins
Oakwood Cemetery
Weeping Water Republican
Advertise Your Want Ad In The Journal
Classified notice invites readers to place want ads in the Journal. Rates and deadlines are listed for small business needs, personal notices, and job inquiries.
High School Football Prospects Are Good
From Saturday's Daily, Coach Robert praises growing interest in both first and second teams. Eight holdovers from last year return, with five as lettermen, while many younger players show aptitude. First game on Friday September 25 at Council Bluffs against Thomas Jefferson High.
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Robert
Harlan Gorder
Carl Keil
Sterling Hart
Joe Buttery
Ed Wescolt
Kenneth Sullivan
Stuart Egenberger
Herbert Johnson
Harry Eastwood
Eut
Cilbert Clark
George Perry
Robert Wurl
Gerald Smith
Bernard Klinger
Merritt Patton
Oliver Snyder
Eugene Bushnell
Richard Herold
Ralph Mason
Jerry Adams
Robert Huneke
Council Bluffs
Thomas Jefferson High School
State Fair clothing clubs win multiple top placements
Cass county 4 firsts 2 seconds 3 thirds and 1 fourth fifth across three club years. Leola Heil Esther Abbert and Mrs Edd Ingram place second in practical hat demo. L R Snipes leads clothing judging to first. Top state scorers include Charlotte Joyce Catherine Lau Marjorie Joyce with 1692 of 1800 points. Over $200 in prize money noted.
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Leola Heil
Esther Abbert
Louisville
Edd Ingram
L. R. Snipes
Tey
Charlotte Joyce
Catherine Lau
Marjorie Joyce
R. B. Norris
Clarence Norris
Glenn Heneger
Lulu Emmet
Buff Orpington
Weeping Water
Jessie Livingston
Walker Johnson
Clarence Kintner
Eagle Blue Ribbon Corn Club
Eagle
Weeping Water Boys
Wabash
John Sneeden
Alvo
Frances
Andrew Waldbere
Clifford Jacobson Keith
Lloyd Althouse
Harold Wail
Geo. Younghere
Cass County
Halls Catarrh Medicine Endorsed For Over Forty Years
For over 40 years Mall's Catarrh Medicine has been used to treat catarrh. Halls Catarrh Medicine combines an ointment for local relief and an internal medicine tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces reducing inflammation. Sold by all druggists. EF. tf Cheney & Co, Toledo Ohio.
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HALLS
Cheney & Co
Toleta
Ohta
Hatchery hosts 100 dinner for seed house staff
Shenandoah Iowa September 10 Henry Field Seed House workers attended fried chicken supper at the fairgrounds in honor of the seed firm season. Schurtz and Bloom announced they hatched one hundred fifty thousand chicks this season with many sold through the Henry Field Seed poultry department. Eugene Whittaker chief electrician of KFNF and his bride received gifts from seed house employees.
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Shenandoah
Schurtz
Bloom
Henry Field
Poultry Dept
Henry Field Seed .Co
School Supply Lineup Promises Big Year for Students
The article notes a forthcoming large shipment of school supplies this year, highlighting wide availability for classrooms and families. It mentions potential prices and a distribution plan, with emphasis on accessibility and back to school readiness.
Bates Book Opens New School Year Supplies
Bates Book lists all essentials for the opening day of school. The catalog covers back to school supplies and required materials for students.
All Reservations for World Series Seats at Washington Sold
Washington Sept 11 Edward B Eynon Jr secretary of the club announced that all reservations for every world series game Washington can host have been made. No tickets have been distributed yet as the seven game lead in the American league pennant remains.
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Washington
Edward B. Eynon, Jr
Eynon
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Hart Schaffner
Marx
C.E. Wescott’s Sons
Arthur Krishune
Asin
Elks Club
Mrs. Taylor
W. E. Keeney
Masonic Home
Mynard Aid Society
Joe J. Stibal
Schmidtmann
Cass County Agricultural
Alpha Peterson
W. E. Towle
John P. Sattler
Rea
Plattsmouth High School Eleven
Farm Bureau
Red Bird Poultry
E. F. Grubsky
Mall
Eversharp, Parker and Redipoint
Palmer and Practice
Playtsmouth, Nebr
Stetsons
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