Sheriff Sues to Recover Sam Spent in Suit
In Cass County district court Sheriff E P Stewart sues Bank of Union to recover costs from an attachment case against George H Shrader. Baker & Lewis represent the plaintiff, W H Pitzer for the bank. Anna Brown vs J K Pollock was dismissed after settlement with Western Auto Insurance Co for 700.
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District Court
E. P. Stewart
Cass County
Bank of Union
Sheriff Stewart
George H. Shrader
Union
Shrader
Baker & Lewis
Omaha
W. H. Pitzer
Nebraska City
Anna Brown
J. K. Pollock
la Platte
Western Auto Insurance Co
Fort Scott
Kansas
Pollock
Fire destroys farm home and contents on John James property
Last Saturday a fire swept the house of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gittinger southwest of Union. Despite all efforts, the structure and contents were consumed. The farm, owned by John James and worked by Gittinger, left with no insurance for any burned speeds.
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Paul Gittinger
Union
John James
Gittinger
Plattsmouth
Portraits Limited Without Order During December
Notice from The Cummins Studio states no free portraits will be made between December 2 and 25 unless an order is placed for six or more photographs. The message appears as a studio advertisement dated n27- 6td: 2sw.
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Cummins
Barred Rock Cockrels For Sale In Mynard Area
Barred Hock Cockrels available from Mrs. Robert Troop in Murray. Call 2304 for details. Post office Mynard. Advertise your wants in the Want Ad column for quick results.
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Robert Troop
Murray
Mynard
Cass County Auctioneer Rex Young In High Demand
Cass county’s Rex Young known as Col W R Young in the region is a rising star as an auctioneer. This season he held thirty seven sales including large stock sales in Holyoke and Fort Collins, earning good prices and praise from buyers and farmers.
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Cass County
Col. W. R. Young
Rex Young
Young
West
Mr. Young
Rex
Central West
Colorado
Holyoke
Fort Collins
Greeley
Erdman Brothers
Nebraska
South Dakota
Streets to Present Real Christmas Cheer
Main street will soon glow with real yuletide decor as small Christmas trees line the curb in flag holders. John Hart arranged these street trees for years adding to the holiday spirit and civic observance in the city.
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John Hart
New Engraved Christmas Cards At Bates Book Shop
The Bates Book & Gift Shop offers an extensive line of engraved Christmas cards in stylish designs. Orders for name engraving are urged now to ensure delivery before Christmas. The shop touts a large selection, quality, and reasonable prices.
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Bates Book & Gift Shop
For Sale White Leghorn Cockerels in Louisville
For sale two large single comb White Leghorn cockerels at one dollar each. Early notice indicates availability. Contact H. C. Gaebel at n29-2 Louisville Nebraska. The Journal invites readers to phone in news and calls No. 6 at any time.
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the Journal
Distell Family Arrives to Make Nebraska Home
Mrs. W. E. Distell and two daughters arrived from Atlanta to join Mr. Distell, superintendent of Burlington Refrigerator Co. car shops. After visits in Albany and Chicago, the family will reside with Dr. H. C. Leopold on Pearl Street and are welcomed to Nebraska’s homelike city as their future home.
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W. E. Distell
Atlanta
Georgia
Distell
Burlington Refrigerator Co
Dr. H. C. Leopold
Pearl Street
Nebraska
Telephones and poles on rural highways may be removed
Nebraska officials conclude county boards may order removal of telephone poles and wires from rural highways when public convenience and necessity demand. The action is police power, with no obligation to reimburse the company, but reasonable notice and grounds are required. Poles should stay outside the traveled portion and at least six feet from boundary lines.
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George M. Kloidy
Nebraska Telephone Association
Hugh LeMaster
State Railway Commission
LaMaster
Directed verdict in Carriker vs Marshall and Butler
The district court returned a directed verdict for the plaintiff Everett C. Carriker against defendants Emmet F. Marshall and Clifford E. Butler. The jury found equal responsibility between the two defendants for four hundred sixty dollars arising from a note secured in a land deal involving Marshall Froman Homan and a mortgage. The note passed through Nebraska State Bank of Weeping Water and Kennedy before reaching Carriker.
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Everett C. Carriker
Emmet F. Marshall
Clifford E. Butler
Oak Grove PTA Elects Officers for District 86
The Oak Grove District 86 PTA organized with Mrs J J Graberr as president Gladys Ellington as vice president Mrs Frank Ross as treasurer Harry Henton as secretary Miss Ellington and pupils presented a Thanksgiving program Lunch was served The next meeting is at the schoolhouse Friday evening December 17 inviting all to attend.
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Oak Grove
Dist. No
J. J. Graberr
Gladys Ellington
Frank Ross
Harry Henton
Young People Are Joined in Wedlock in Omaha Area
Announcement today reveals the marriage on a recent Saturday at Central City Nebraska of Miss Léatha Jane Dooley of Palmer Nebraska and William R Denson of Oelwein Iowa two former residents of this city The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs I T Dooley of Palmer is held in high esteem in her hometown The groom son of Mrs Edna Denson of this city is a industrious young man with many friends They will reside in Oelwein after the holidays as Denson works in the steel car shops of the Great Western railroad.
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Central City
Nebraska
Léatha Jane Dooley
Palmer
William R. Denson
Oelwein
Iowa
I. T. Dooley
Floyd Richardson
Alfred Dooley
Edna Denson
Mrs. Denson
Mr. Denson
Great Western Railroad
Arries Boehler Dentists Move to Medical Arts Suite
Dr. Byron E Arries of Omaha and Dr. George M Boehler announce the relocation of their dental office to suite 1602 1604 in the Medical Arts building. Arries, son of Mr. and Mrs. A M Arries, has practiced in Omaha for ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron E.arries
Omaha
George M. Boehler
Medical Arts
Arries
A. M. Arries
Epworth League Holds Large Mid-Winter Institute
The Epworth League district institute of the Methodist church met in Nebraska City on Friday in a large gathering. Plattsmouth sent about twenty three members and the program included talks on Foreign Missions by Rev H A Sortor and addresses by Rev Wright and Rev Krohl. Plattsmouth wins the banner for the coming year and praises Nebraska City hospitality.
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Mondar’s Dalk
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Nebraska City
Plattsmouth
H. A. Sortor
Institute
Rev. Wright As
Krohl
Plattemouth
Booth
Epworth League
For Sale Or Trade Livestock Offer By Ed Roach
For sale or trade two cows one fresh and the other soon one team of mules eight years old weight two thousand seven hundred two spotted male hogs with work harness and wagons I buy sell or trade See Ed Roach at Vallery Sales Pavilion Phone 22. n29-1td-ltw
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Ed Roach
Vallery
Hairdressing and Marcelling Services Advertised
Mrs. Luther Pickett offers marceling and hair dressing at Coates block Pilatts mouth. Phone number 56-1 for appointments.
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Marcelling
Luther Pickett
Coates Block
Pilattsmouth
Boars for Sale by Otto Schafe Nebraska
A notice from Otto Schafe of Nehawka Nebraska offers several Duroc boars for sale.
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Duroc
Otto Schafe
Nehawka, Neb
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Crescott
Sam
Surance
Jess Wargan
H. C. Gaebel
Louisville
Nebr
P-T Association
Leatha Dooley
Palmer, Nebraska
William BR. Denson
The
Journal
Tri-County Poultry and Pet
Ashland, Nebraska
Elmer Ziebenbein
Sec’y
Memphis
Plattsmouth Secures
Kuppenheimer
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