Aged man killed at Watson Missouri train
John Hrady formerly of Plattsmouth was struck and killed by northbound Burlington train No. 27 at Watson. He stepped onto the track while attempting to avoid the approaching train and was instantly killed. He leaves a wife four daughters and three sons. The body was sent to Hamburg Iowa for burial with funeral expected near Milton Missouri.
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John Hrady
Watson
Missouri
Kansas City
Burlington
Brady
Afr
Lee
We Ok
H. E. Brady
Hamburg
Iowa
Milton
Methodist Ladies Aid Donates to Legion Community Fund
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society voted 10 toward the community building fund raised by the American Legion. The donation reflects broad local support for the proposed community monument the Legion seeks to erect in the next years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
American Legion, the Indies
Legton
Legion
Harry Speck Undergoes Second Operation in Omaha
Friends report Harry Speck of this city was operated on Friday at University Hospital in Omaha for complications after an earlier Sioux City operation. The second procedure aimed to provide relief and, according to latest updates, he is recovering and hoped to return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Speck
Harry
University Hospital
Omaha
Sioux City
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Columbus Neff
We express sincere thanks for kindness shown during sickness and death of Mrs. Columbus Neff. Sisters and brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Neff
Plattsmouth youths head to Peru normal school
Yesterday afternoon a group of Plattsmouth young men traveled to Peru to register for the fall term at the state normal school. Those proceeding include Ray Lambert Forest Shrader Stuart Chase Russell Wasley Frank Godwin and Joe Krejci. Krejci is noted as an outstanding basketball talent likely to boost Peru's team this season.
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Plattsmouth Youngs
State Normal School
Pern
Peru
Ray Lambert
Forest Shrader
Stuart Chase
Russell Wasley
Frank Godwin
Joe Krejci
Krejci
Weeping Water Band Delights Nebraska Masonic Home
The Weeping Water band of twenty seven under Mr Hawkins performed a special outdoor concert for residents of the Nebraska Masonic Home in Plattsmouth. The program, arranged for the home visitors, drew a large audience whose enthusiastic applause greeted each number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Attorney Martin Opens New Office Suite in City Building
The law offices of Charles E. Martin in the H. M. Soen richsen Co. building are described as attractive and modern. He arranged the space with up to date lighting heat and furnishings and moved in on Saturday ready to serve clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Martin
H. M. Soenrichsen Co
Martin
Devine
Sir Martin
Mr. Martin
Deitz Begins Crutch Build Back After Auto Crash
C L Deitz, a victim of the August 16 Burlington crossing accident, starts walking with crutches that spare his fractured ankle. He plans limited outings soon. Louis Liner, another survivor, remains in Omaha hospital with a fractured hip and injuries. recovery progresses slowly and full use of hip and leg remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. L. Deitz
Oreapolis
Burlington
Louis Liner
Omaha
Secures More Big Fish From Tueedor’s Daily
The Missouri river fishing season is described as very successful by William Grebe. Anglers have landed large fish including several thirty to fifty pound catfish noted as exceptional specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tueedor
Missouri River
William Grebe
Large Henry Schroeder Estate Filed for Probate
In county court yesterday the Henry Schroeder estate from Murdock was offered for probate. The estate is valued at 135000 to 140000 and includes 360000 in money and stocks with real estate estimated at 75000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schroeder
Murdock
Wows Win Hard Fought Contest Here Yesterday
The W. O. W. of Omahi defeated the WCWs 3 to 1 on the local diamond in a tight ball game. Burkhart struck out nine for the visitors and Phillips allowed six hits with seven walks as Spar Spin led late offense with a double. Jardine homered for Plattsmouth, while Kudletz and Bernstein contributed key hits in a tense nine-inning affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondas
Omahi
Portsmouth
McAndrews
Wcws
Phillips
Young Council Hluffs
Harry Turkhart
MacKeageo
Phil Hips
Hurkhart
Spelman
Kudletz
Bob Swanson
Jordan
Kidlets
Burkhart
Exfe
Payne
Newtan St Short
Kidletz
Monaghan
Cumi
Krausehkc
Beinstein
Herald
McReasee
Phillips Wen
Spellman
Jardine
Willower
Motiener
Plattsmouth
Swanson
Maher
Herold
Wes Ss
Burkhart Dominates as Phillips Stars in Tilt
In a concise summary of the game action, Burkhart faces off against Phillips with a series of plate moves. Jardine and Empires feature early on, while McAndrews is noted for a key defensive or on-base moment.
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Burkhart
Phillips
Jardine
Empires
McAndrews
Bavs
Recovering From Illness At Home
From Monday William J H McMaken has been ill with kidney trouble and confined to his home. Friends report his condition is improving and he hopes to continue recovery in the coming days.
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J. H. McMaken
Wis
Huster
Bern
Heavy fines handed out to liquor sellers in county court
Prem Mondas's Tei 7 Saturday hearing saw two liquor law violation charges before Judge in the toguty Court. The first offender, Mike Gil son, faced a fine of 50 and a six day term in the stounds. Charles Sree poshed to wart Boion and trains. James Dux bury received ninety days as a guest of Sheri Stewart in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem Mondas
Iiquor
Toguty Court
Stewart and Couey
WG. Kieck i
Mike Gilson
Amd
Charles Sree
Jance Duxbury
Sheri Stewart
Child Lost From School Reunited With Family
A six year old girl wandering after noon recess strayed from Main Street toward Sixth Street on her way home from school. Residents found her crying and alerted authorities who, with Mr Svoboda, guided her back toward North Winth Street where she recognized her residence and was safely returned to her worried family.
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Aed
Comnir
Hitle Marett Fry
North 6Th Street
North Winth Street
Main Street
Sixth Street
Svoboda
Ed Gradeville Sustains Painful Hand Injury In Local Game
Local baseball player Edward Gradeville of the Groe county rescue team suffered a severe right hand injury after a foul tip struck between the thumb and first finger while catching against Talmage. He continued playing and helped his team win, keeping them tied for the league lead with Palmyra.
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Tussiss
Edward Gradeville
Srrheuxe
Groe County
Talmese
Palmyra
Heath claims E B Perry Sunday morning
In a Patuxent City obituary a long notice honors E B Perry who died on Sunday morning after a life of local service. He lived in Patuxent for forty four years and leaves a widow, children, and several siblings. The family asks for sincere sympathy from the community.
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Heath
E. B. Perry
Mondas
Pan
le Oid
Perec
Ubsids
Ale Perre
Biske Perry Wes Torn
Pleenebers
Toulon
Fusrtemanti
Joseph A. Perbee
Herherc
Slisa
Lizzie Gets Into Trouble After Passenger Falls From Bridge
A driver named Lizzie Williams, described as a black man formerly called Lifecie, lost control on a Platte River bridge near Plattsmouth. The car swung into a railing, one occupant partly fell out, was saved, and Williams was fined 20 dollars plus costs by Judge Dashbury after being brought to court with Constable Brittain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tryarr
Platte
Plattsemouth
John Parlercorn
Commts
Lizzie
Willima
Dashbury
Erin
Atchison, Kansas
Doings in the District Court Partitions and Divorce
In Theslay's Dalir district court Liczia Kla hunds sues Meta Kia bundi et al for partition of real estate and heirship in the Kiahbunde estate. Fred BR Peoples sues Anps AE Peoples seeking a divorce alleging cruelty after a marriage on August 11 1896 in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theslay’s Dalir
Liczia Klahunds
Meta Kiabundi Et al
Kiahbunde
Fred BR. Peoples
Anps AE
Rmarrries
Missouri
Death of J J Boom Acknowledgment in Local Notice
We express heartfelt thanks for kindness shown after the death of husband and father J J Boom. Special thanks to Rev W R Robb choir members pallbearers and to those who sent flowers. Signed Mrs J J Boom and family Dick Boom and family Herman Boom.
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J. J. Boom
W. R. Robb
MM. W. A
Dick Boom
Herman Boom
Coyote Shot by Jonn Kell Near Cedar Creek
In Mondas é Daily report Kell shoots a coyote near Cedar Creek after spotting a fleeing thief. He retrieves a two third grown oporaw and signals the incident as tied to a Kiere Thief Secret. Deities watch the crows as the event unfolds with details noted in the seer Wada briefing.
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Mondas
Jonn Kell
Cedar Créek
Matther
eTdoh
Ferry Proprietor Injured In Close Call With Train
Claud Righardson, a ferry proprietor on the Ati River, escaped serious injury when his car stalled on a crossing near Pacific Junction as a train approached. A collision was avoided after bystanders and a Towle vehicle pushed the car aside, saving him from death. Mrs Richstisen and Mr Towles aided the injured man and he was taken to Glenwood for treatment.
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Mondas
Claud Righardsern
Ati River
Appiachkhig
Riclinssteen
Stricks
Abelubecks
Claud
Hialae
Culert
Airs
Richstisen
Towles
Towle
Iman
Glenwood
Livingston
Thin Omby
Callal
Rome
Mr. Fachordson
Deserted Horse Murder Sparks City Outcry
In a macabre incident the city mourns after a blind desert horse is found maimed and killed. Investigators report the horse suffered cruel injuries before dying, with locals noting neglect and lack of care contributing to the tragedy. The owner faces questions as authorities pursue charges and public concern grows over animal welfare.
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Prom. Morndes
Folten
Bandim
Mikery
Dim Haimdatr
Oandes
Iba
Labor Bureau Reports Staffing Shortages and Slow Hiring
A government labor bureau report highlights a shortage of skilled workers and long waiting lists for job applications. Data show limited applicants per vacancy, with many positions unfilled as officials struggle to process requests and place applicants in suitable roles.
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John Braby
Watson Depot
Weeping Water Band
Crack Musical Organization
Masonic Home
C. L. Deitz
Big Town
McKee
Woodmen
Sir Jordan
Rock Eizils Cnj
Childs
Little Harriett Fry
Lizzizz
Claud Righardson
Ford
Pacific
Wight
Journal
Pufortinete Anwinl
Pat Out of
Winery
Labor Bureau
Tursilar
Sefrocke
Toler
Titlis
Bue
Herland Et
Ties Neer Nave
Pire
Faren Fulp
Miacine
Cite de Fede
Alt Pertias
Monal Bank
HE Bank
Tou
Erbrasea
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