Iowa seventh annual championship rodeo at Sidney set
Chuck Wilson of Okmulgee Oklahoma rides one of Sidney American Legion rodeo horses as Iowa plans the seventh annual championship rodeo at Sidney August 19 to 22. Plattsmouth bridge completion will boost Cass county attendance, with a paved Glenwood route via U S 34 to Iowa 44 and on to Sidney less than 30 miles from Plattsmouth.
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Chuck Wilson
Okmulgee
Oklahoma
Sidney
Iowa
American Legion
Central West
Plattsmouth
Cass County
Fremont
Glenwood
Tabor
Alvo News Highlights Local Visits And Elections
E P Stewart of Plattsmouth visited Alvo last week to meet friends and discuss politics. Wm Henrichsen, Plattsmouth sheriff candidate, painted his campaign card on Alvo sidewalks. Several residents left for events in Burwell and Oklahoma Texas. The school board chose Walter Vincent as caretaker for the coming year. Roy Bennett bought the Dr. Muler property in Alvo Tipton precinct. The community attended the funeral of Mrs. Charles Rosenow and visited W H Warner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Stewart
Plattsmouth
Alvo
Wm Henrichsen
Elmer Bennet
Deb Skinner
Burwell
Bertha Hurlbut
Lincoln
Joseph Armstrong
R. M. Coatman
Walter Collins
Board of Education
Consolidated
Walter Vincent
Charles Ayres
Oklahoma
Texas
John Coleman Han
C. W. Kimlin
Jans Peterson
Simon Rehmeyer
Roy Bennett
Dr. Muler
W.S. Wetenkamp
Roy Howard
Charles F. Rosenow
W. H. Warner
Fred Weaver
South Bend
A Sbandson
Kenneth Lachek
Montana
Cloo. Schafer
Henry S. Ough
Mr. Ough
Weaver
Ice Cream Served At Clo 0 Schafer Drug Store
The Clo 0 Schafer drug store installs a proper cabinet for ice cream and will serve ice cream by dish cone and bulk to all who desire it. It will be a convenient place for those seeking a cold treat.
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Clo
Timlin Plows 20 Acre Farm Then Plows Neighbor’s Land
W. C. Timlin started plowing his own ground on Tuesday noon with a durable tractor. He worked through the night until more than twenty acres were finished by four o'clock Wednesday morning. He then began plowing for neighbor Thomas Stout, taking advantage of the pleasant night work.
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W. C. Timlin
Thomas Stout
Mrs Murtey Taken to Lincoln Hospital for Surgery
Mrs John Murtey has suffered repeated appendicitis attacks and was taken to Lincoln Hospital last Wednesday for an operation. It is hoped she will recover and return home soon.
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Murtey
John Murtey
Lincoln
Brother of Peoria man dies in the East
George Parsell of Peoria Illinois had visited here with his brother Hal Parsell. Early last week Hal Parsell learned of his brother’s death in the East and left Monday for Peoria to attend the funeral held Tuesday. The brother died on Sunday.
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George Parsell
Peoria
Illinois
Hal Parsell
Card of Thanks for Mrs Rosenow
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness after the passing of our beloved wife and mother Susia Angelina Rosenow. Gratitude for sympathy, flowers, songs at the funeral, and ministerial comfort. Hers, J C Streete and W H Chenoweth spoke at the service. C F Rosenow and children.
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Ssusia Angelina Rosenow
J. C. Streete
W. H. Chenoweth
C. F. Rosenow
McKelvie Outlines Beet Grower Plan and Sugar Beet Expansion
Samuel R. McKelvie a federal farm board member said there is an abundant opportunity to expand sugar beet production without surplus. He described the National Beet Growers Association goals and said it will cooperate with manufacturers. He noted recognizing beets as a farm board commodity would aid the agricultural marketing act.
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Washington
Samuel R. McKelvie
Federal Farm Board
National Beet Growers Association
MecKelvie
Farm Board
Canada Liberals Fall as Conservatives Win Sweep
Several factors driven by tough times aided the Conservatives in defeating the Liberal government. The adage that the outs gain advantage when times are hard frames the election outcome.
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Canada
Death of Well Known Resident of West Cass Co
Susan Angelina Skinner Rosenow of West Cass County died in Lincoln on August 2 1930 at age 54 after heart trouble. Born near Deer Creek Illinois she moved with family to Kansas Nebraska and Cass County. Survived by husband C F Rosenow two sons Elmer and Carl and daughter Esther Clark plus four grandchildren. Funeral at Alvo Methodist church with Rev Street and Rev Chenoweth officiating. Burial in Alvo cemetery.
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Susan Angelina Skinner
Deer Creek
Tazewell County
Illinois
Daniel Skinner
McPherson County
Kansas
Nebraska
Cass County
Lincoln
Charles F. Rosenow
Alvo
J. C. Street
H. W. Chenoweth
Methodist Church
Martel
Rosenow
C. F. Rosenow
Elmer
Carl
Esther Clark
Waverly
Death claims prominent Lady Emma Isabel Snake of Alvo
Emma Isabel Snake was born June 13 1865 near Peoria Iowa. She moved to Nebraska with her parents as a child settling near Eagle then Alvo where she lived out her life. She married Samuel Cashmer Sr in 191? and George P Foreman later. Foreman died in 1929. She died after a period of illness. She leaves a brother Elton Snake and nephews Harry and Donald Snake of Eagle. Funeral services were held by Rev J C Streete and W H Chenoweth. burial at Eagle cemetery four miles south of Alvo and three miles east of Eagle.
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Emma Isabel Snake
Peoria
Iowa
Nebraska
Eagle
Alvo
Samuel Cashmer Sr
George P. Foreman
Marriage Announcement in Nehawka Area
The marriage of Esther Jordansen and Donald Rhoden was held March 26 in southeastern Iowa. Jordansen, from Council Bluffs and a former Nehawka teacher, is Alpha Delta Theta aligned and taught in Nehawka last year. Rhoden, from near Murray, is from a pioneer farming family.
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Nehawka
Iowa
Esther Jordansen
Council Bluffs
Donald Rhoden
Near Murray
John Jordansen
University of Nebraska
Alpha Delta Theta
Lincoln
Alex Rhoden
Rhoden
London welcomes Amy Johnson on return from Australia flight
Croydon Airdrome England August 4 Amy Johnson Britain's premier aviatress arrived by air from Vienna after her solo England to Australia flight. An immense crowd led by three cabinet ministers welcomed the heroine as she stepped from a massive passenger plane.
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Croydon Airdrome
England
Amy Johnson
Aviatress
Britain
Australia
Vienna
Austria
Greenwood guests visit for business and family news
Greenwood residents report visitors from Omaha Plattsmouth and Lincoln over the past week. Albert Etherage Fred Wolfe Will Menchau and Frank Bigg travel for business while Sam Linch supports his brother John Linch in a state treasurer bid. Michael Hild campaigns for district clerk in Greenwood.
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P. A. Banborn
Omaha
Albert Etherage
Plattsmouth
Fred Wolfe
Court House
Will Menchau
Frank Bigg
Eagle
Greenwood
Charles Armstrong
Wm. Cope
S. 8
Peterson
Carl Peterson
M. E. Peterson
Marion Dimmett
J. L. Dimmett
Sam Linch
Lincoln
John P. Linch
John Linch
Michael Hild
Hild
Brunken Visit Highlights Plattsmouth Pipeline Work
Herman Brunken and wife spent Sunday in Plattsmouth with their son Ivan timekeeping on a Cass county pipeline project nearing completion. Ivan reports a large payroll. about 19000 dollars is issued every two weeks.
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Plattsmouth
Herman Brunken
Ivan
Cass County
Bridge Near Coleman Home Progresses Toward Completion
A bridge under construction near N. O. Coleman's home for the new highway is moving steadily. It is expected to be finished in two weeks or ten days, with the 110 foot structure shortening the distance between Greenwood and Ashland once the roadway is complete.
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N. O. Coleman
Greenwood
Ashland
Family trio heads to Yellowstone and Black Hills for two weeks
On last Tuesday morning Col. Rex Peters and his wife, and Pearly Clymer left by car for the northwest to visit the Black Hills and Yellowstone Park. They expect to be away about two weeks. O. F. Peters, Rex Peters' father, will oversee the elevator in their absence.
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Yellowstone Park
Col
Rex Peters
Pearly Clymer
Northwest
Black Hills
O. F. Peters
Dangerous Corner East of Greenwood Reported Fatal Hazards
Over weeks there have been repeated accidents at a corner three miles east of Greenwood near Gust Weitzel's home. Last Saturday and again Monday a serious crash injured several people and damaged six cars. Gravel road north south construction increases traffic and risk at this intersection.
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Greenwood
Gust Weitzel
Returned From the South Visit Consoles Mathews Family
R. E. Mathews and wife and their son returned from a ten day tour of southern Missouri and northern Arkansas. They arrived late last week and expressed satisfaction with Case County as a good place to live, though Mr. Mathews plans not to relocate after a previous residence in the area.
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R. E. Mathews
Missouri
Arkansas
Case County
Mathews
Bill S McCoy pushes wheel barrow through towns
Bill S McCoy drew Greenwood attention on a Wednesday morning as he wheeled a barrow loaded with about 250 pounds of luggage. He claimed birth in Mt Pleasant Iowa and traveled from Deadwood South Dakota through the Ozarks and several states while dodging autos and police in Chicago.
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Bill” S. McCoy
Bill S. McCoy
Greenwood
Bill
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Deadwood
South Dakota
Ozards
Kansas
Missouri
New York
Chicago
Departure After Linger in Greenwood for Beatrice
A brief note records a person leaving Greenwood after lingering for Beatrice and elsewhere, marking a quiet departure and travel.
Eye operation planned for local man
Guy Loder, troubled by eye growths, was taken to Omwahe last Wednesday with Frei Hthrege and Walter E. Pailing. He will undergo a delicate operation on both eyes to remove the growth, likely requiring three to four weeks in the hospital.
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Guy Loder
Omwahe
Frei Hthrege
Walter E. Pailing
Local visitors depart for home and east trips
Bert Rage, who had been in town briefly on business, departed this morning for Sheridan Wyoming. Mr and Mrs B B Hanna of Springfield Colorado have been visiting at W S Burr's home and have left for a visit in the east before returning to Colorado.
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Bert Rage
Sheridan
Prom Friday Visitors and Local Commute Profiles
Prom Friday attendee Hugh Cecil of St Paul Nebraska arrived to attend the funeral of his uncle Isaac Cecil. Ludwig Hallas of Murray visited the city to see his mother and handle business. Albert Hathaway and wife of near Union visited forenoon business and social calls. C D Spangier former county commissioner traveled from Murray for business and old friend visits. Elmer Sundstrom of Louisville led Lyman Richey Sand and Gravel operations for a few hours. Fred Armstrong left for Omaha for his daughter Catherine to undergo tonsil and adenoid surgery. Mrs W N Brink and children headed to Hastings for a family visit.
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Datiy
Hugh Cecil
St. Paul
Nebraska
Isaace Cecil
Ludwig Hallas
Murray
Albert Hathaway
Union
C. D. Spangier
Elmer Sundstrom
Louisville
Lyman-Richey Sand & Gravel Co
Fred Armstrong
Omaha
Catherine
W. N. Brink
Hastings
Sev
visitors and locals noted in Lincoln area
Miss Mia and Barbara Gering and Mrs Henry Pfleiffer of New York City visited Lincoln to tour the new state capitol. Mrs Lena Renner and her daughter Elsie from Munich also visited, with Mrs Herman Fields of Council Bluffs aiding her mother. John M Fitch, a prominent near Ishawko resident, renewed his Journaal subscription. Mr and Mrs W C Gillespie of Gretna and Mrs Smith of Davenport visited C H Jensen and Dr B J Gillespie. Gillespie is known as Mrs Muable Gillespie a state representative from Sarpy County.
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Eral
Mia
Barbara Gering
Henry Pfleiffer
New York City
Lena Renner
Elsie
Munich
Germany
Lincoln
New
State Capitol
Herman Fields
Council Bluffs
L. Kinnaman
John M. Fitch
Near I Chawko
Journaal
W. C. Gillespie
Gretna
Smith
Davenport
Town
Gillespie
C. H. Jensen
B. J. Gilleapie
Saturday Visitors and Local Travel Notes
Saturday items report Cathy- Mrs J H Teegarden of Brock Nebraska visiting at the Smith home. Jessie Robertson county register of deeds leaves for Omaha to stay with Mrs William Bolan. Rev and Mrs H E Sorter and children return from a Kansas City trip. Mr and Mrs W L Douglas of Springfield Missouri visit relatives before returning south. William Birgin and two little daughters travel to York Nebraska for funeral services for C M Turner, father of Mrs Birgin, with Verdon Vroman and two children also mentioned.
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Cathy
J. H. Teegarden
Brock
Nebraska
C. B. Smith
Jessie Robertson
County Register of Deeds
Omaha
William Bolan
H. E. Sorter
Kansas City
W.l Douglas
Springfield
Missouri
J. M. Robertson
Falls City
William Birgin
Uitle
York
C. M. Turner
Birgin
Verdon Vroman
Travelers from Chicago Visit Kearney Noted Relatives
A Chicago family traveling with Mrs Henry Manzy visits the Manzy Vroman homes then heads to Kearney to stay with Dr. and Mrs T J Todd. They are accompanied by Mrs Omaha (likely misread) in Omaha.
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Dren
Chicago
Manzy
Vroman
Sls
Kearney
T. J. Todd
Ny Farge
Omaha
Henry Manzy
Home Talent Play West of Broadway Presented Here
The home talent play West of Broadway sponsored by the Catholic Daughters of America will be staged in this city on Tuesday and Wednesday September 20 and October 1. The public is urged to note these dates.
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Broadway
Catholic Daughters of Amertes
For sale Tractor in Murray Nebraska ad
For sale One Ford tractor listed by Fred Tever of Murray Nebraska. Contact Murray phone 3621 or Plattamouth 3221 for details. Listed location Murray Nebraska and is a private sale.
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Fred Teverage
Murray
Neb
Murray Jlueeve
Nebraska corn crop on back stretch amid heat and rain
The 1930 Nebraska corn crop battles high temperatures and uneven rainfall yet shows resilience with late-start advantages. Heavy July heat tests moisture, but resumed rains provide hope for a good yield. sweet clover rises as a major soil building crop with over a million acres planted, surpassing alfalfa in acreage.
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Nebraska
Hastings
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Ride ’Em, Cowboy
Riding Rodeo Association of America
Big Sidney
Alvo News
McKelvie
Jack Stephens
South Omaha
West Cass Co
Susan Rosenow of
London
Fred Hoffman
Beatrice
Riday
K. Johnson
L. D
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