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Newspaper

Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1924

Page

5

Murdoch Community Notes Back Thanksgiving Observances

Local column records visitors and gatherings in Murdock Nebraska during Thanksgiving week. Names include Parrish Wiseman Tool Kuenz families and many neighbors visiting Lincoln Omaha Murray Plattsmouth and Burlington Colorado for football games dinners and social events. Red Cross Roll Call thanks and a note from Mrs. Jess Sandholm.

Chas, Parrish Imwood Nebraska Jess Sandholm Lincoln Lawrence Wiseman EB. K. Norton Oo. J. Potheast Fred Towle Airs J. E. McMugh

Services at Louisville church and sundry programs

The notice lists Sunday school at 6 20 p m, Murdock Sunday school at 10 00 a m, English preaching 10 11 20 a m, German service 11 30 a m to 12 n, Christan Endeavor 7 p m, and English preaching 7 30 p m led by Pastor A States with a cordial invitation for all.

Louisviire Murdock N. Christatn Enadeavor Engelish

Two Pioneers Very Sick at Home North of Murdoch

Grandma and Grandpa Mann living northwest of Murdoch are both seriously ill. Mrs Mann is described as years old and Mr Mann as younger by that amount. Mr Mann recently fell and injured himself and both are under the care of their son William Mann with every attention.

Murdock Grandma Grandpa Mann Mrs. Mann Mr. Mfann Mr. Mann Mann

Spirited contests between Nehawka and locals

In Wednesday games the Nehawka and home teams faced the visiting pair with strong effort from start to finish. The girls lost 28 to 22 while the boys were edged 6 to Murdoucks, with both sides fighting hard and denying the winners easy scores.

Nehawkea Nehawka Murdoucks

Gratitude Note to Murdock High School Helpers

A message from Mrs. Jess Landholm thanking Murdock High School staff for assistance with the Fed Cross work. The note expresses appreciation to all involved for their support and teamwork.

Murdock High School Fed Cross Jess Landholm

Red Cross Roll Call At Murdock Names Volunteers

The article lists volunteers who responded to the Red Cross Roll Call in Murdock. Names include Rev. A Stauss Frank tell Harold Tool ld Thimean Henny Amewert Frank Melvin Frank Rayer Willem Meyer Emit Juehn Fr Ocume A Blum G Pick vell Lewis Nelitzel G Baur Rich rd Tool FH V McDonzid Victor Thimean Jerry McHugh Jess Land horm Gus Gakemeier Roy Gorthy I Hornbeck W Weddell Herbert and others.

Red Cross Parons Herve Murdock Rev A Stauss Messrs Frank Tell Harold Tool Ld. Thimean Henny Amewert Frank Melvin Frank Rayer Willem Meyer Emit Juehn Fr. Ocume A. Blum G. Pickvell Lewis Nelitzel G. Baur Richrd Tool FH. V. McDonzid

Lutheran Church Services and Activities

Lutheran services at Louisville church at 9 20 a m. Bible school at Lewisville and Murdock at 10 a m. Enmetish service 11 to 11 30 and German service 11 30 to 12 at Murdock. Young Peoples meeting at 7 p m and evening preaching at 7 30 p m.

Lutheran Louisville Lewisville Murdock Enmetish Young Peoples

Prices of Livestock to Rise on Fall Market Shift

Hogs and cattle move to market this fall disrupts margins and hints at spring shortages. Experts warn buyers will face higher prices if feed demand wanes as farmers store corn. Cash corn tops a dollar in Omaha while hog feeders reassess profitability and shifting feed ratios. Reports from Minnesota Iowa Missouri and Nebraska note variable corn crop quality and ongoing husking with seed corn supplies adequate.

Omaha Minnesota Iowa Mussouri South Dakota Nebraska Kansas

Missouri Tops Kansas In Valley Rivalry Title Race

Missouri defeated Kansas 14 to 7 in a key Missouri Valley Conference contest, seizing leadership after two third quarter touchdowns. The win followed Missouri’s earlier conference results including victories over Ames, Kansas State, and the Kansas Aggies, with Nebraska and Oklahoma also in the mix.

Kansas City University of Missouri Kansas Israels Jayhawker Tigers Nebraska Missouri University of Chicago Ames Kansas Aggies Oklahoma Washington Sooners Nebraskans Cornhu&berg

Bates Bock and Gift Shop School Supplies Sale

A local shop promotes a big line of school supplies at the right price. The Bates Bock and Gift Shop advertises affordable options for customers preparing for the new term.

Bates Bock and Gift Shop

List of office hunters grows around McMullen home

A Lincoln report says 150 to 200 people gathered at Governor-elect McMullen’s Beatrice residence as candidates and job applicants swarm for appointments. W. W. Cole of Nelligh seeks chief game warden. George C. Snow courts agriculture secretary. Dwight S. Dalbey potential head of agriculture. Roy Becker joins Board of Control entries. Marcus Poteet rumored private secretary.

McMullen Beatrice Lincoln W. W. Cole Nelligh George Koster Cole Buck Taylor George C. Snow Chatham H. L. Webster Tekamah J. W. Mayer MrXinilen Dwight S. Dalbey House Agriculture Department Dalbey Gace County Board of Control A. B. Allen Roy Becker Battle Creek Fred Johnson Hastings T. E. Williams Auburn H. L. Harper Marcus Poteet

Judges Urge Dry Unit Transfer to Justice Branch

Washington reports the judicial conference of senior circuit judges urged transferring the prohibition unit from the Treasury to the Department of Justice. Chief Justice Taft backs the plan to fund enforcement under the attorney general, aiming to reduce futile prosecutions and increase effectiveness. The group also requests several new judgeships and a bankruptcy appeal reform.

Justice Branch Washington Prohibition Unit Treasury Department Department of Justice Judicial Conference Taft Stone Congress Eighth Circuit New York Georgia Maryland

Nebraska hog raisers cut hog sales as corn price disparity widens

Nebraska farmers voice concern over the price gap between corn and hogs. With corn near 31.06 and hogs around 8 on Omaha markets, many are selling hogs early and feeding corn to market. Historical notes compare 1919 and 1920 prices, showing swings that deter fattening and breeding stock retention.

Nebraska Omaha West Harvard Grafton Wen

De Valera Freed From Ulster Prison

Irish republican leader Eamon De Valera was released at 6 am after a one month sentence for entering Ulster territory in defiance of authorities. He boarded a train to Dublin under escort to the border.

Belfast Ireland Eamonn de Valera Ulster Dublin

Weather and crop conditions across states report drought relief and continued challenges

The government farm report notes drouth in the east and south easing in some areas after recent rains, with plowing and seeding backward in places. Corn husking nears completion, fall grains planted slowly due to soil moisture, and winter wheat acreage may be smaller. Livestock and feed supplies vary by region despite generally good fields, with moisture shortages persisting in parts of Iowa Kansas and Missouri. Hessian fly appears in scattered points amid ongoing grain marketing.

Drouth Minnesota Iowa Missouri North Dakota South Dakota Kansas North Central

Does It Pay Advertising Crusoe Style

A short parable on Crusoe’s ad effort. He posted a shirt on a pole to signal a ship, persisting until a vessel responded. The piece argues that consistent advertising, even with limited reach, can deliver results and shape history.

Robinson Crusoe

Winter Wheat and Rye Growth Across Plains States Noted

North Dakota reports favorable weather for winter rye with strong growth ready to withstand winter. South Dakota shows good emergence of winter wheat and rye. Nebraska notes southeastern winter wheat damage from growth and severe Hessian fly impact, while other areas remain excellent. Kansas reports widespread wheat progress except in north central, with heavy growth and some soft wheat jointing. mild weather allows volunteer barley to head out. north central wheat is spotted and germination is about half.

North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas North Central South Central

Begins Design of Blimp Twice as Big as ZR-3

Dr. Karl Arnstein, designer of the ZR-3, arrives in Akron to become chief engineer and vice president of Goodyear Zeppelin. He brings twelve assistants to start work on a 5 million cubic foot dirigible, twice the size of the ZR-3, after being honored at a banquet.

Akron Karl Arnstein Los Angeles Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation Arnstein

Shop All Day with St Marys Guild Dee

A brief notice announces a daylong sale hosted by St Marys Guild in Dee featuring community shopping and a fundraiser style event associated with M W A activities.

St. Mary's Guild

No Wedding Rings for English Men Across Clergy Debate

London discussion over a proposed change to the marriage service heated as clergy rejected a plan to require men to wear wedding rings. The debate focused on the word obey in the bride's response and the double ring ceremony, with feminists opposing the historical term and the motion ultimately failing.

London House of Bishops House of

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