Former resident aids community building fund
A former Plattsmouth resident Julius Pepperberg donated 25 dollars to the American Legion community building fund. Pepperberg, once a leading local cigar maker, lives in Lincoln but has strong ties to Plattsmouth his family born and raised here and his old home site near the new auditorium location. The fund already received gifts from Henry R. Gering of Omaha and Fred G. Dawson of Detroit.
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American Legion Community Building Fund
Lincoln
Julius Pepperberg
Pepperberg
American Legion
St. Joseph
Missouri
Plattsmouth
Henry R. Gering
Omaha
Fred G. Dawson
Detroit
Burlington Drops Winter Trains on Chicago Denver Line
The Burlington Railroad removes trains Nos 1 and 10 for the winter on the Chicago to Denver route. Train 1 had run through this city in summer, aiding westbound tourist travel. Passengers from the east must take the early No 5 and pause at Pacific Junction for No 15. Train 10 no longer stops here after 3 p m. Train 6 departs Denver an hour earlier but arrives here at 7 40 a m as before.
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Burlington Railroad
Chicago
Denver
Pacific Junction
De Molays Elect Officers In Cass Chapter
Cass chapter of the Order of De Molay held its quarterly election with strong turnout. Fred Howlard was named Master Councilor, Carl Keil Senior Councilor, Hattian Gorder Junior Councilor, and Thomas Green was appointed to the combined role of scribe and treasurer.
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Cass Chapter
Order of de Molay
Fred Howlard
Carl Keil
Hattian Gorder
Thomas Green
School supplies at Bates Book Store advertised
Bates Book Store promotes low prices on school supplies with reminders from Christmas card manufacturers to order early, marking the annual shop now push.
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Bates Book
Funeral of Mrs. Eliza Seiboldt
The funeral for Elizabeth Seiboldt was held at Oak Hill cemetery after her body arrived from Langtry South Dakota. Relatives and old neighbors from Murray attended the graveside service conducted by Rev. H G McClusky, with the husband buried previously.
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Elizabeth Seiboldt
Langtry
South Dakota
Oak Hill Cemetery
Streight Funeral Chapel
Death of Free P. Brown in Los Angeles
Free P. Brown a longtime resident of this city died today after years on the west coast. He was over sixty and worked as a carpenter at Burling ton in youth and later in Santa Fe railroad shops in San Bernardino. He leaves a wife and four children including Mrs Earl C. Wescott of Los Angeles. He was uncle to Maldon D. Brown the local jeweler.
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Free P. Brown
Los Angeles
Mr. Brown
The
Burlington
California
Santa Fe Railroad
San Bernardino
Earl C. Wescott
Brown
Logan
Zach Brown
Maldon D. Brown
Crop Observers Named for Cass County
William Borne meier of Elmwood and A A Mc Reynold of Nehawka are selected crop observers for Cass County under the Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation Index. Chicago director P W Ewing announces they join a nationwide network of 3650 observers providing first hand farming condition data and economic insights to guide agricultural decisions.
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William Bornemeier
Elmwood
A. A. McReynold
Nehawka
Cass County
Chicago
P. W. Ewing
Foundation
New Residents Arrive in Plattsmouth
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Catterson from Elkhart Iowa arrive to reside in Plattsmouth. Mr. Catterson will work as a bookkeeper at the Plattsmouth State Bank and the family seeks a suitable home as they join the community. The city welcomes the newcomers.
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K. J. Catterson
Elkhart
Iowa
Catterson
Plattsmouth
Mr. Catterson
Haskell Enrollment 100 Percent American Claim
Lawrence Kansas September 21 Haskell Institute promotes itself as one hundred percent American. The school, largest government Indian school, opened its fall term drawing 1040 American Indian students from about eighty tribes led by Oklahoma with 233 and Kansas with 104 among the states. Alaska is represented by one student from the Evyak tribe.
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Lawrence
Kan
Haskell Institute
Key West
Ketchikan
Yakima
Yonkers
Haskell
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
South Dakota
Alaska
Bates Book Store Offers Savings on School Supplies
Bates Book Store advertises discounts on school supplies aiming to cut costs for shoppers. The notice repeats the savings message and includes a French phrase about reducing expenses.
Proctor Sues Sprague for 50000 on Note in Federal Case
William Cooper Proctor, Cincinnati soap maker and former Wood campaign chairman, sues A. A. Sprague Chicago commissioner of public works for 50000 in a federal court suit over a 100000 note borrowed to defray Wood campaign expenses. Sprague, a bank director, signed as co guarantor or as a formality, while letters between the two show mutual financial strain.
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Chicago
Leonard Wood
William Cooper
Tor
Cincinnati
A. A. Sprague
Commissioner of Public Works
Proctor
Illinois Merchants Trust Company
Sprague
Wood Campaign
Fly swatting urged to curb disease in fall campaign
New York health advice stresses swatting flies in autumn to prevent winter hibernation and spring outbreaks. Dr Dandid Armstrong of Metropolitan Life InsCo warns flies carry typhoid tuberculosis diphtheria and other diseases and seek indoor warmth as weather cools.
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New York
Dandid FB. Armstrong
Metropolitan Life Hnsurative Company
Armstrong
Armstronge
Bates Book and Stationery Store Ad Suggests Mild Smoke
An after dinner suggestion invites readers to Bates Book and Stationery Store for a mild smoke option.
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Bates Book and Stationery Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Resident Aids Community Building Fund
DE Molays
C. E. Martin
Soennichsen Dry Goods Store
Plattsmonth
Nebraska
John P. Sattler
Rhones
Eliza Seiboldt
California Hospital
Bates Book Store
Great
Majestic
Majestic Manufacturing Company
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