City Council approves curb and gutter contract in district No 5
Tuesday session featured new automobile speed ordinance readings and bids for curb and gutter work. The draft includes right side driving, horn signals, mufflers, lights, and age limits. Bid by James Burnie of 5000.32 awarded pending bond requirements. other bids listed and under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecity
James Burnie
A. PD. Sears
Fremont
G. J
Allews and Bridges Committee
Burnie
Nebraska Lighting Co
G. W. Haynie
Tom Stokes
Clabaugh Resigns as Nebraska Lighting Manager
Albert Clabaugh resigns after five and a half years as manager of the Nebraska Lighting Co in his city. He will lead the Municipal Utilities Corporation plant at Fairmont West Virginia, a key east coast power facility. The firm has not yet filled the vacancy, with Abbott supervising operations locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Clabaugh
Nebraska Lighting Company
Clabaugh
Municipal Utilities Corporation
Fairmont
West Virginia
Shenandoah
Iowa
Public Utilities Corporation
Clahaugh
Nebraska Company
Abbott
Louisville
Mrs Thierolf and daughter travel to Omaha to visit Elsa
Mrs Philip Thierolf and her daughter Mina travel to Omaha to visit Elsa Thierolf who is enrolled in a nurses training school there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Thierolf
Mina
Omaha
Elsa Thierolf
Alvo Man Found Dead From Gas Fumes at Perkins House
James Jordan of Alvo was found dead in bed at the Perkins House after an apparent gas leak from a lit jet. Sheriff Quinton and a physician attended. coroner Clements to hold an inquest after an entry by Harry Rice through a transom.
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James Jordan
Alvo
Perkins House
Harry Rice
Quinton
Jordan
Cory
Coroner Rules Death of James Jordan Accidental Gas Inhalation
The coroner's jury concluded James Jordan died from accidental gas inhalation after a stove or appliance in his room at the Perkins House was turned on and he had blown it out. The verdict rejects suicide as the cause, noting the gas was accidentally activated.
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James Jordan
Perkins House
Streight Undertaking Rooms
Mr. Jordan
Bateses Return From Lincoln Wedding Trip
Colonel and Mrs M A Bates arrived on the Burlington train after attending the Lincoln wedding of their daughter Lucille Bates to Albert Clabaugh.
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M. A. Bates
Burlington
Lincoln
Miss Lucille Bates
Albert Clabaugh
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Russell at Home
Yesterday afternoon friends and relatives honored Mrs Russell with a 39th birthday surprise at the Russell home. Lunch followed after a pleasant afternoon, with many presents given to the hostess by attendees including Mesdames Lamphere Hyde Richler Teman Klinger Luschinsky Mullis Bowen Gobelman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Russell
George Klinger
George Luschinsky
Ralph Mullis
W. E. Bowen
Gobelman
Russell
Tom Jennings
Reverend Austin Transfered to Geneva Church
The Lincoln conference assigns Reverend W. L. Austin after three years in this city to Geneva for the coming year and Reverend F. M. Drulinger will carry on here. Friends regret the move but wish Austin happiness and success in the new charge while Drulinger comes highly recommended to lead the church forward. Austin likely preaches here next Sunday and conducts tomorrow night prayer meetings before beginning his new duties.
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Methodist
Lincoln
W. L. Austin
Geneva
F. M. Drulinger
Austin
Rev
Bristol
Drulinger
Madison
Nebraska
Citizenship Papers Sought by First Woman Applicant
From Wednesday's Daily an unusual event occurred in the naturalization department of the district clerk's office. Miss Marie Kaufmann led her application for naturalization papers becoming the first woman to apply at this office. Born in Switzerland she was brought to this country as a child and must naturalize to enjoy the protection of American citizenship.
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Naturalization Department
Marie Kaufmane
Miss Kaufmann
Switzerland
Visitors depart after brief stay with cousin in town
Mrs. W E Potter and Mrs. Eugene Meremer of Glidden Town and Mrs. G W Hallstadt of Guthrie Oklahoma, who have been visiting their cousin Mrs. James Sage, departed this morning for their homes.
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W E. Potter
Eugene Meremer
Glidden
Town
G. W. Hallstadt
Guthrie
Oklahoma
James Sage
Wedded Today Miss Lillian Bookmeyer and Walter Freeman
Miss Lillian Bookmeyer of this city wed Walter Freeman of Iowa City at St Johns Homan Catholic church in a quiet ceremony. The couple will reside in Town City after a wedding breakfast at the bride’s mother’s home.
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St. John’s Homan Catholic Church
Lillian Bookmeyer
City
Walter Freeman
Iowa City
Iowa
M. A. Shine
Barbara Bookmeyer
Somerset
Town City
Bookmeyer
Miss Bookmeyer
Judge Ramsey Taken to Lincoln for Treatment
Judge Ramsey was taken to Lincoln for treatment at the state hospital after a period of irritability and recent violent behavior. The insanity board ordered the transfer as a measure to seek a cure, with concerns for his condition and the impact on family and county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey
Lincoln
State Hospital
George Brooks
Brooks
Benefit at Gem theater draws small crowd due to weather
A benefit show at the Gem theater hosted by the ladies of the Woodman Circle drew a smaller audience than expected because of bad weather. Despite the crowd, the program was excellent and many tickets were sold around the city, yielding a modest sum for the fundraiser.
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Gem Theater
Woodman Circle
Return From Eastern Trip Leaves Kennish Elated
This morning Uncle Tom Kennish returned from an extended trip to eastern points and reports being very pleased with the journey. He visited most prominent Atlantic coast cities and says it was one of the times of his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Kennish
Eastern Points
Mr. Kennish
Atlantic Coast
Fine Boy Born to Wetenkamp Family
Last evening the stork visited Mr. and Mrs. William S and Mrs. Wetenkamp near Mynard and left a fine bouncing baby boy. Parents praise the newborn as the finest little man, with Grandfather Charles Warner elated. Mother and child are thriving while the father grows calmer.
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Wetenkamp
Stork
William
Burlington Crop Report 5 Issued
The report shows no change from last week in Nebraska corn yield. Omaha division steadies at 55 percent of average while Lincoln division holds at 29 percent. Fall plowing limits sowing of fall wheat. heavy rains needed to prevent large wheat shortfalls. fruit and winter apples show damage.
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Burlington
Nebraska
Omaha
Allen
Lincoln
Platte
Mr. Allen
McCook
Sophomores Elect New Officers at Local High School
The sophomore class met after classes yesterday to elect officers for the next year. Raymond Larson was chosen president and Myra Stenner as vice president. Prof. A. O. Eggenberger was elected advisor. The class, set to graduate in 1916, has built a fine record so far.
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Raymond Larson
Myra Stenner
A. O. Eggenberger
Lincoln Wedding Unites Clabaugh Bates in Noon Ceremony
Yesterday at the Lincoln hotel parlors Albert Clabaugh and Lucille Bates wed in a ceremony conducted by Canon A H Brooks. The couple plan a tour to Denver Colorado Springs New York Baltimore and finally Fairmont West Virginia where the groom will lead Municipal Utilities. The bride and groom come from prominent local families and their union is celebrated by Col and Mrs Bates and Gov and Mrs Morehead resident in Lincoln.
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Lincoln Hotel
Lincoln
Albert Clabaugh
Lucille Bates
M. A. Bates
John H Morehead
Dorothy
A. H. Brooks
St. Luke's Episcopal Church of
Dorothy Morehead
Copenhagen
West
Denver
Colorado Spring
New York
Baltimore
Fairmont
West Virginia
Municipal Utilities Corporation
Christian College
Columbia
Missouri
University School of Music
Nebraska Lighting Company
Albert T. Clabaugh
Maryland
California Return: Waybright Couple Leave Nebraska Homestead
Morgan Waybright and wife depart Los Angeles for home after visiting Judge and Mrs. Allen J. Beeson in Nebraska. They briefly visited their old Virginia home on the return trip, then headed back to California to escape cold weather in the West.
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Morgan Waybright
Allen J. Beeson
Los Angeles
California
Nebraska
Advertising Drives Best Results in Journal
In this notice the Journal touts advertising as the key to securing superior outcomes for campaigns. It emphasizes the credibility and reach of journal ads as a strategic advantage for businesses seeking maximum impact.
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Large Corporation
Alvo Man
Perking House
Ing Gas
Algo
Streight
Clements
Elmwood
Geneva Church
Plattsmouth
Walter Free
Henry Boeck
United
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