Manley Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Health Updates
John A. Stander and wife visited Lincoln for business matters. Miss Helen Berle from South Omaha stayed with Auerswald family. George Vogler met friends in town. Wheat threshing recorded about 30 bushels per acre. John Gakemeier and John Kruger of Murdock joined the McDonald family for a Sunday visit. Paul and Genevieve Rauth from York spent a week with Grandfather Rauth. Parker Otte of Wabash came for business and to umpire games. Peter Mockenhaupt of near Greenwood and Mrs. Maier of Louisville visited Grandfather Mockenhaupt, who has been ill. C. E. Mockenhaupt’s illness improved somewhat but remains fragile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Stander
Lincoln
Helen Berle
South Omaha
Antone Auerswald
Auerswald
George Vogler
Jie
Messrs
John Gakemeier
John Kruger
Murdock
Oscar EB. McDonald
Paul
Genevieve Rauth
York
A. F. Rauth
John C. Rauth
Parker Otte
Wabash
Manley
Peter A. Mockenhaupt
Greenwood
R. C. Maier
Louisville
Omaha visit for shoulder injury sustained saving child
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reuth and Miss Lillian Tighe were in Omaha last Friday to see the doctor in charge of Miss Tighe's shoulder. She injured it while saving a child from a fall on a park sliding board. The child was saved, and the shoulder is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Reuth
Lillian Tighe
Omaha
Miss Tighe
Miss Mary Heeney Undergoes Gall Bladder Operation
Miss Mary Heeney of Weeping Water fell seriously ill and was taken to a Lincoln hospital for gall bladder surgery. She is reported to be recovering well and making good improvement after the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Heeney
Lincoln
Miss Mary
Feeling Better After Auto Accident Near West Point
Ferdinand Brankow, badly bruised when the auto overturned after a blowout near West Point, is recovering well. Herman Brankow, owner of the more severely injured, is not progressing as rapidly but has passed the critical point and shows promise for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Brankow
West Point
Herman Brankow
Man Suffers Finger Fracture At Threshing Job
Fred Bauers sustained a finger fracture during a noon hour scuffle with fellow workers at a threshing job. The injury hindered his labor and caused him considerable pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bauers
Pittsfield Man Arrested for Threatening President
George E Jeffers unemployed laborer was taken into custody by State Trooper Norman Peltier and Deputy U S Marshal John Hall at his sister’s Rowe home. He faced arraignment in Pittsfield on a charge of sending a July 6 letter to President Roosevelt in Washington threatening bodily harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
George E. Jefferson
Norman Peltier
Roosevelt
Peltier
United States
John Hall
Springfield
Jeffers
Eli Parisol
Rowe
Here
Milton B. Warner
Warant
North Adams
Washington
Duel Kills Two Businessmen in Detroit Balcony Shootout
Two Detroit businessmen died in a close range pistol duel on a balcony above Wolverine Sporting Goods. Harry Levey owner 50 and Joseph Danneck 27 manager of Vandervoort Sports Equipment stores were found twenty feet apart with pistols by their sides. Police cite quarrel over a bond application as likely trigger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Sporting Goods
Fred W. Frahm
Altho
Harry Levey
Wolverine Sporting Goods Company
Joseph Danneck
Vandervoort Sports Equipment Company
Levey
Frahm
Danneck
Business Upturns Noted In Dun and Bradstreet Survey
A Dun and Bradstreet survey reports broad business expansion this week vs last year. Higher temperatures and heat waves enabled retailers to clear summer stock, freeing cash for fall inventories. Wholesale buying rose with steady employment and modest gains at some centers.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Liquor Traffic Saves Material Boost in Taxes
State board of taxation credits liquor traffic with preventing a larger levy for the year. Liquor taxes are estimated at 733 166 net and gross receipts near 1 570 000, allowing a 2 16 mill levy on a reduced assessed valuation. Governors and treasurer voice cautious optimism while noting statewide shifts in assessed values and county changes.
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State Board of Taxation
State Board
Price
Lancaster County
Douglas
Cass
Cherry
Dundy
Grant
Hall
Loup
McPherson
Merrill
Scottsbluff
Sheridan
Sioux
Wheeler
Cochran
Liquor Control Commission
Lorain Journal Wins Injunction Against Guild Picketing
Lorain Journal obtains a permanent injunction from Common Pleas Judge Findley against the Cleveland Newspaper Guild. The order mirrors the temporary ban restricting picketing to two Lorain unit members and bars intimidation of Journal employees.
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Elyria, O
Common Pleas
Findley
Lorain Journal
Cleveland Newspape Guild
Lorain
Army Officers Receive Related Promotions at Fort Crook
At least 17 army officers at Omaha and Fort Crook are promoted under the Roosevelt bill that eases the wartime promotion hump. It shifts 158 lieutenant colonels to colonel and creates 364 new lieutenant colonels plus 522 majors and 1,412 captains, without increasing total officer numbers. Seventh Corps area officers named for promotion include Forrest Williard, Ford Fredendall, John Van Vliet, J M Moore, and others. Fort Crook promotions billows Captain Deahl and Halverson, Lieutenants Eppley Cochran Keating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Fort Crook
Roosevelt
War Department
Seventh Corps
Washington
Forrest E. Williard
Lford KR. Fredendall
John H. van Viiet
J. M. Moore
John R. D. Cleland
William FP. Biedsoe
Floyd D. Jones
Edward N. Chisolm
Stewart E. Reimel
Bernard F. Harless
Fort Crock
Charles J. Deahl
Herman G. Halverson
Gerald C. Eppley
Loris R. Cochran
John W. Keating
Platte Patrols in Gain for Irrigation Project
North Platte reports show payrolls for the Platte valley irrigation and power project rose to 53 049 dollars for the week ended July 20. Contractors' personnel reached 2 260 and district workers 155, totaling 2 415 employed men as district directors plan August 2 installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
Platte Valley
Public Works Adviser Ickes Advances Platte Valley Funds
Washington. Public Works Administrator Ickes paid 500000 on PWA loan to Nebraska's Platte Valley Public Power and Irrigation district. The check drawn on Omaha's federal reserve branch applies to the loan portion and is secured by bonds held by the government. This eighth installment brings total advance to 2099362 with more funds likely as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Works
Ickes
PWA
Nebraska
Platte Valley
15 Per Cent Wheat Acreage Cut Under AAA Adjustment
The AAA announced 15 percent wheat acreage reduction for 1936 39 contracts and pledged to protect farmers if a supreme court decision retroactively affects contracts. Officials cautioned contracts may not be offered until amendments pass with safeguards for base acreage and future adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
AAA
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Chester A. Davis
Farm Administration
Culture and grower withdrawal option after two years
The text notes that culture and any grower may choose withdrawal at the end of the initial two year period. It emphasizes the option rather than a final decision, indicating flexibility and a staged timeline for exit.
Catsup Experts Testify Over 80 Tolerances Dispute
Omaha chemists and federal officials face off before Judge J. A. Donohoe over a shipment of 64 cases of catsup claimed to meet 18 to 20 tolerances. The national expert from the department of agriculture testified that the product met 80 tolerances, causing the grocery firm to withdraw its action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Department of Agriculture
J. A. Donohoe
Br. B. J. Howard
Chadron Man Identified in Deadwood Death Mystery
Wayne Johnson of Chadron was identified Thursday as the man found unconscious along a road near the Wyoming Mae and died in a Deadwood hospital. Authorities suspected he may have fallen from a truck or been thrown, with some linking him to a carnival troupe in Casper, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
Wayne Johnson
Chadron
J. B. Johnson
Johnson
Wyoming Mae
Sheriff's Office
Casper
Wyo
Luckey Backs Fish Move In Tax Cut Vote
Washington report notes two Midwest Democrats支持 Wish to limit big income tax cuts to 66 percent. Fred Biermann of Decorah Iowa and Henry C. Luckey voted for the amendment while the rest of the party held firm. The Fish proposal lost 65 to 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Middlewest
Representative Wish
N. Y
Fred Biermann
Decorah
Henry C. Luckey
Liquor Hearing Date Set In Omaha Court
Judge Dorsey fixed September 10 for a district court hearing on an injunction by Omaha liquor dealers against the state liquor commission to bar prohibiting beer and liquor sales in the same establishment. The hearing was postponed briefly at the request of Attorney General Wright after a conference with Assistant Attorney General Robert Flory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Robert Flory
Dorsey
State Liquor Commission
Wright
73 MINERS DOOMED Breyton The Transval Union of South America
All hope of rescuing seventy eight miners entombed by an explosion at the Mansfield colony was abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breyton
Union of
Dental offices open Saturday evenings through September 1 1925
Notice to the public announces that the dental offices of Dr. P. T. Heineman will be open each Saturday evening from this date until September 1 1925. The readable fragment notes the schedule change for patient convenience and lists Dr. Heineman's practice location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. Heineman
Aé Tiw
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the Plattsmouth Journal
Plattsmouth
Postoffice
Plattsmouth, Neb
R. A. Bates
Canada
Manley News
Co. E. Mockenhaupt
C. E. Mockenhaupt
Platts, State Bank Bldg
Board’s Estimate
Drice
Steve W. Copenhaver
Union
Secretary of State
Platte
Gain
Platts
Council Chamber
Dr. Livingston
Main Street
Secretary of Agri
Luckey
White Pocket Books
Bates Book & Stationery Store
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