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Newspaper
Omaha Morning Bee
Location
Omaha, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1922
Page
12
London reports a dramatic 18 percent drop in England's liquor consumption for the first half of the year versus 1921, led by beer and spirits declines while wines and ciders rise. Export of spirits to the US grows amid Prohibition era shifts, and fashion notes reflect a royal influenced, dress-minded culture.
A list of marriage licenses shows couples including Lee Goldsborough 4 Omaha and Lenora Richmond 1% Omaha. Clarence H. Peters 28 Omaha and Gretchen Hess 24 Council Bluffs. Oscar W Lawson 1 Omaha and Ruth G. Robina 21 Omaha. George Bednarze 22 Omaha and Anne Dester 14 Omaha. Everett Erikson over 31 Red Oak and Agnis Bjorkman over 11 Omaha. Joseph A. Toman over 31 Omaha and Frances V. Hom over 11 Omaha. James M H Davin over 20 Omaha and Anna Posile over 11 Omaha. Bert F Newland 24 Plattsmouth and Aneith Wallengren 21 Plattsmouth. Curtin T Martin over Bi Omaha and Reese M Swanson over 21 Omaha. John M. McCumber 24 Omaha and Herets Pfferibner 1% Omaha.
A garbled text block lists numerous personal names and places with scattered phrases about hospitals and population. It hints at names like Bilteen Cullen and Benk por T, plus addresses such as 518 Weeiwerth svenue and 622 North a there.
A flood of obituaries reports the passing of many local residents and veterans, including W. Ohmed of Fairbury proprietor of a theater, Mrs Minnie Weaver of York, J. J. Greer of York who founded the first drug store in York County, and W. T. Fait of Grand Island. Funeral details and surviving relatives are listed for each case.
Obituaries list several Beatrice residents and regionally noted pioneers who died at home or nearby towns. Names include John J. Carmichael a war veteran tied to local G A R. Loren W. Ree a Fulton Mo resident. David Duncan of Gage county. Samuel Leonard Pipe. Mrs My Wemberdte and Mrs Keavaite among others. Funeral details indicate home services and local burial plans.
Short notices from South Omaha cover local events and small items of interest. These briefs list community updates, meeting twinkles, and routine notices affecting residents and neighborhood life.
Rome Miller, owner of Hotel Rome, bought a 12 year lease and the furnishings and equipment of Fontenelle Hotel for 200000 from Nebraska Hotel Company stockholders in Lincoln. The sale follows a prior 14 month transfer to J C Eppley for 1 million and a later court decision reversing a receiver appointment. Eppley intends to oppose the lease.
George Williamm 74, a pioneer of luster enunty, died while traveling to Netll Ansley. Funeral held at the Mo OW. A. ball in Ashley with American Legion post honoring as pallbearers. Mee Metadeel mentioned as a daughter.
The York Ledger notes numerous marriage ceremonies across York and nearby towns. Couples include Marshall and Delling in Loup City, Anouh and Hager in Lushton, and Burke and Kianwen in Henderson, with others in Grand Island and Poole. Officiants include county judges Mullin and Hopkins and priests. The notices describe the ceremonies and future residences, reflecting a week of weddings in the region.
Local notices report the start of a new Pawnee Church project with plans to lay a foundation this fall for a Catholic chapel. nearby, a Ford service station and filling station are under construction. Arthur Biemie sells his candy store interest in Heatrice and buys a pool hall in Armala. paving projects move forward in Kearney with 20 foot roads and curb gutter, funded mostly by residents. The Gilman department store in Handulph is sold to Swanheli Lays of Lincoln. hotel work in Heathtec progresses with winter interior finishing. Campbell Lumber Co forms with capital of 60,000 after taking over Farner Grain and Lumber stock. New concerns form in Callaway and Sidney sees W K Weeden returning to start a furniture business. Finkhee sells his Sidney shoe store and moves to Denver for orthopedic work. other local businesses announce expansions and reorganizations with regional ties to Lincoln and Boulder.
American Legion Thery holds general meeting in city hall council chamber next Tuesday evening with three spots for county central committee and a proposal to rename the post. Gen Gr T Duncan will speak. A competitive shoot and auxiliary meetings are planned with many Omaha members preparing for the New Orleans convention.
The Taytall Candy Factory in Columbus announces a new wholesale candy operation led by Elgin, formerly from the Loose-Wire company in Kannee City. Initial output reaches 8000 pounds weekly with room to grow as demand rises.
Tecumeh Anton Simon has left the restaurant business in Teeweameh since Inet May and watches Wueinese move to Whiter Sherman and Herald Hrady. New proprietors have taken charge. Mr Sen, formerly with brother to Onvelle, moves his family back to ihwt sty. Excavation next week at Touuripeh Sterling lodge No TA. Poon A, A, of Sterling, he bright for Hear the Methodie church. Excavation will flatten 2 and a few other brick structures for a jois temple. If not retested the Dulin will 6 000 and equipment about 4 000.
A new auto specialty shop opened in Comtral City Annuary with a proprietor arriving from Grand Inland Hoye Callaway Garage. The move marks a fresh career entry for the owner despite prior ties to the Callaway operation and local automotive interests.
The text describes dark hair and a youthful look with a mix of names and garbled phrases. It appears as an OCR artifact listing various words, phrases, and interpolations without coherent narrative or clear subject.
Judge Fowler questioned Senry Morria at a September court appearance over alleged illegal mash experimentation. The judge quipped about making lemonade with lemons and discharged Morria, who said he had ceased experimenting.
A northbound car north of Twenty third street near Deer Park boulevard collided with a southbound vehicle driven by A. J. HeMsinger of 3228 South Twenty third Street. HeMsinger said no injuries and the three men fled the scene. both cars were slightly damaged.
San Kateman of 4220 South Twenty sixth Street, driver for McKeon Auto Truck Delivery, struck 9 year old Catherine Luckey at Twenty sixth and Q streets Monday. Judge Foster in South Omaha police court fined him $7.00. The girl is hospitalized in South Omaha for convalescence. PMID
Dorothy Matheney seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jamon H Matheney of 6617 South Fifteenth street died from diphtheria. She is survived by her parents and two sisters. Funeral services were held at the home yesterday with burial in Graceland Park cemetery.
Testimony by Mrs. Olllian linked husband to self inflicted death amid liquor purchases from Jhamite Bik's drug store. Judge Woodhough ordered Silk Drug Store closed for one year and blocked Albany hotel transfer. 16 arrestees from a raid are named but none appeared in court.
Burglars broke into a store through a jimmied rear door at Ernest LAtuejohn, OHIF Bowlh, looting the interior and taking unspecified items. Police investigate the break in and review area surveillance for clues.
A physician promotes Nutated Iron as a cure for weakness and nerve exhaustion. He claims the newer form strengthens blood and nerves within ten days, improves endurance, and avoids tooth and stomach problems associated with older iron preparations.
An old advertisement claims Mentha Sulphur quickly cures itching eczema and skin irritation. It promotes Kowlee Mentha Sulphor as a remedy from a druggist, alleging rapid easing and clearer skin.
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