Household Goods Sale Dec 4 by W J Freight
Household goods from a seven room house to be sold Wednesday December 4 at 1 pm at the W J Freigh t furniture store at Sixth and Vine streets rain or shine Many oak pieces including dining table chairs china closet dressers a leather Morris chair and stove plus rugs dishes silverware and bedding Owner MRS D C MORGAN moves to California Auctioneer REX YOUNG conducts sale full description of items provided in readable text
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W. J. Ftreight
Sixth
Vine Streets
Morris
California
D.C. Morgan
Rock Island Plans Des Moines to Omaha Motor Bus Route
The Rock Island railroad filed with the Iowa board for a certificate to run the first bus line from Des Moines to Omaha along highway No. 42. Four steam railroads seek motor passenger certificates this year. The Rock Island Motor Transfer Company will operate the route via four subsidiaries. Alta asks for a sidetrack on the Illinois Central to serve a municipal plant.
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Des Moines
Rock Island Railroad
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Pssenger
Gardner Enid
Compans
Rock Island Motor Transfer Company
Ilinois
Alta
Iowa
Ilinois Central Railway
Municipal Light
Four Die in Gas Leak Tragedy at Thanksgiving
The Van Wie family perished from illuminating gas from an open but unlit water heater in their cottage near Salem. Clayton Van Wie aged 30, his wife Helen 21, and children Lila 3 and Patricia 9 months died before a planned Thanksgiving meal. Police believe the heater failed to light or went out after Van Wie started a bath, Patricia dying amid toys in the kitchen. Mrs Van Wie sensed danger but could not escape with the infant.
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Chicago
van Wie
Salem
Wis
Clayton van Wie
Helen van Wie
Lila
Patricia
Valley Marketing to Open Christmas Turkey Shipments
In Scottsbluff Nov 29 the Valley Marketing association will open Christmas turkey shipments December 4. They expect about eight carloads, roughly equal to last year, with supplies from Lingle Lusk and Yostler Wyoming extending east to Sidney.
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Scotisbinuis
Valley Marketing Association
Lingle
Lusk
Yosler
Wyoming
Sidney
Business Revival in the Tenth Federal District
The November report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City notes a rise in October industrial output and department store trade in the tenth district. Farm prospects improve with a 28 million bushel corn yield gain, higher cattle and sheep marketings, and near record production, while building activity and winter-oriented credit demand show mixed movements.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas
Althe
State Journal
Pioneer Woman Dies At Century-Old Cedar County Home
Mrs Rosina Oswald last survivor of five newly married couples who settled Wynot area in 1867 died at eighty five. The Cedar county pioneer family crossed the Missouri at Sioux City and bought land for 1.25 an acre. Indians visited Oswald home often seeking food or lodging and she refused to loan cookware, warding off a tomahawk threat.
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Omaha
Rosina Oswald
Cedar County
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Wynot
St. James
Missouri River
Sioux City
Oswalds
Oswald
Winnebago
Elmwood Ladies Host Shower for Miss Opal Turner
Elmwood society notes honor Miss Opal Turner with a pre nuptial shower at County Treasurer John E Turner home. Bridge games bid the afternoon goodbye with Mrs A H Lorenz winning first honors and Ruth Patton the consolation. Guests from Elmwood and nearby towns attended including Alma Clements Daisy Moore and Catherine West among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Turner
Opal Turner
Elmwood
W. D. Clements
A. H. Lorenz
Ruth Patton
Miss Turner
Turner
Teresa Haley
B. L. Clements
Alma Clements
Hetty Bailey
Emily Gonzales
Dorothy Caygill
Emu Rosenow
Charles West
Ss. R. James
Willard Clapp
W. N. McLennon
H. A. Williams
Cora Williams
Daisy Moore
Omaha
L. F. Langhorst
G. L. Clements
T. H. Green
Ralph Green
Co. D. Clements
Mary Herman
O. P. Cook
Nowell Bothwell
A. V. Kazmark
W. Bucknell
H. L. Clapp
Wilma Cook
W. A. Cook
J. A. Capwell
Ray Otredosy
This City
K. A. Schneider
Indian
Ohio labor to be helped by 1930 construction plan
Northern Ohio will see about 300 million dollars in 1930 public and private construction. Leaders from 29 counties and over fifty cities met in Cleveland at E J Kulas’s invitation to back Hoover’s program. Kulas predicted Ohio industry will peak in January with a rise starting around December 15.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Hoover
E. J. Kulas
Otis Steel Company
Washington
Kulas
Volcano Santa Maria Renewed Eruption Triggers Evacuation
In Guatemala City on November 27 authorities ordered ranch owners nearby to abandon property as Santa Maria renewed activity. Big smoke clouds and ash covered surrounding lands while earth tremors and subterranean noises spurred fear of renewed death and destruction.
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Guatemala City
Santa Maria
Kiwanis Medal to Honor Bess Streeter Aldrich in Lincoln
Lincoln will award Bess Streeter Aldrich the Kiwanis medal for distinguished citizenship at a public luncheon on December 13. The author is recognized for novels and tributes to Nebraska pioneers and current citizenship.
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Lincoln
Bess Streeter Aldrich
Kiwanis
Lincoln Club
Bessie B Raymond
Aldrich
Nebraska
Rail link case heard by ICC over Great Northern Western Pacific tie
Three major railroads presented their positions in San Francisco on the proposed 200 mile link connecting the Great Northern and Western Pacific systems from Klamath Falls Oregon to Keddie California. The Southern Pacific opposed the plan as testimony closed before the interstate commerce commission representative.
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San Francisco
Great Northern
Western Pacific
Klamath Falls
Oregon
Keddie
California
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Pacific
German-American Farmer Kills Himself in Fulda River
Cassel Germany Nov 27 Martin Allmeroth 67 a German American farmer with an American home in St Joseph Missouri died by drowning in the Fulda River on Wednesday. He said he could not bear leaving the fatherland and dreaded the monotony of American life, telling friends he would not return.
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Cassel
Germany
Martin Allmeroth
St. Joseph
Fulda
For Sale One Polled Shorthorn Bull Nine Months Old
For sale a nine month old Joan Polled shorthorn bull. Interested parties call 3804. Frank Parkening.
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Joan
Frank Parkening
State Department Pushes Graveling of Highway 75
F H Kleitsch of the public works department visited to urge rapid smoothing and graveling of Highway 75 from the Perry farm south of town to Plattsmouth. The aim is winter surfacing and permitting travel from the south into the city, with paving work delayed by weather. Side roads remain rough. county officials manage non highway routes as crews finish weather permitting.
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F. H. Kleitsch
State Department of Public Works
Perry Farm
Plattsmouth
Department of Public Works’ Care
Wedding Unites Irene Frantes and Robert Duffield in Eagle Nebr
On November 20 at the home of Mr and Mrs Harley Smith in Eagle Nebr the marriage of Irene Frantes to Robert Duffield of Osawatomie Kansas was performed by Rev Allen Chamberlain. The couple will reside in Osawatomie Kansas where Duffield works in the engineering department of the Missouri Pacific railroad.
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Harley Smith
Eagle
Irene Frantes
Robert Duffield
Osawatomie
Kansas
Henen Smith
Cecil Duffield
Allen Chamberlain
Mildred Duffield
Mr. Smith
Homer Duffeld
Laura
August Lau
Nebr
Lee Peters
Kansas City
Chamberlain
Caroline Reutter
Fred Beach
Duffield
Osawatomie, Kansas
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Dunbar Bank aide Westbrook faces charges for insolvent deposits
Henry S. Westbrook former vice president of Dunbar State Bank was arrested in Dunbar Neb after being accused of accepting a 1400 deposit to an insolvent bank. He pleaded not guilty with arraignment set for December and bond posted at 2000. The case ties to the Murray failure and earlier convictions of Tom Murray and Burton Gorton.
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Dunbar, Neb
Henry S. Westbrook
Dunbar State Bank
Thomas Murrey
Murray
Pacific Northwest
Otoe County
Westbrook
Carl Ryder
J. M. Dierks
George H. Heinke
Henry Kasbohm
Dunbar
Tom Murray
Burton Gorton
Heinke
Bandits Loot Blumenthal Jewelry Store in Omaha
Two well dressed bandits bound proprietor Joseph Blumenthal and janitor Howard Winslow in a south Omaha jewelry store near the police station after closing. They escaped with about 500 dollars in cash and 5,000 dollars in jewelry, leaving victims tied in the basement. Kinchow freed himself in five minutes and found the burglars gone as he reached the stairs.
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Omaha
Joseph Blumenthal
South Side
Blumenthal
Howard Winslow
Kinchow
Actress Mary Gleckler Granted Divorce from Robert Gleckler
Baltimore court grants divorce to Mary Norma Gleckler once known as Norma Phillips. Husband Robert P. Gleckler, a stage and screen actor, deserted her in 1926 after six years of marriage. She resides in Baltimore with her mother while he lives on Long Island.
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Baltimore
Mary Norma Gleckler
Norma Phillips
Robert P. Gleckler
Gleckler
Eli Frank
Long Island
Rail Wreck Bandit Believed Omaha Man
Cheyenne Wyoming November 27 officials pursuing one of the state s most notable man hunts believed tonight the Portland Limited wreck bandit escaped. An Omaha Kansas City gangster once and employed by the Union Pacific was linked to the case. A suspect wearing a blue sweater gray cap and tan shoes is being held as officers review the description from victims.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Pacific
Portland Limited
Wyomine
R. John Allen
State Law Enforcement
Ira Sisco
Bean
Here
Omaha
Kansas City
Union Pacific Railroad
Fred L. Thompson
Warren laid to rest in Cheyenne grave with 26 gun salute
The body of Francis Emory Warren dean of the United States senate was buried in Cheyenne after a funeral with cannons firing 13 gun salutes twice. Snow fell as senators representatives Wyoming officials and military figures including John J. Pershing attended the service.
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Cheyenne
Francis Emory Warren
United States Senate
United States
Wyoming
John J. Pershing
Labor Wins Vote On British Dole Bill
London November 25 The Labor government secured a victory as an opposition amendment to reject the unemployment insurance bill was defeated 299 to 213 and the bill advanced to a second reading. The Liberals supported the government.
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LABOR
London
Call No 6 With Your Order For Job Printing
The notice directs readers to request job printing under Call No 6. It outlines how to place orders and emphasizes standard procedures for inquiring and submitting printing work.
Collision inquiry sends ships back to Astoria
The British motor ship Pacific Reliance and the States Line steamer California returned to Astoria after collision near Desdemona Sands at the mouth of the Columbia River. Neither ship was seriously damaged. California suffered one torn plate and six started, while Pacific Reliance leaked in the stern after the impact. Both were ordered to return from outbound service for inspection.
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Astoria
Ore
Pacific Reliance
States Line
California
Desdemona Sands
Columbia River
Atern
Suit Tests New Truck Law In Nebraska Court
Peter Peterson of Underwood Iowa seeks a temporary restraining order against the Nebraska Department of Public Works and Gov Weaver to stop interference with his cattle truck on Nebraska highways unless a Nebraska license is bought. The suit targets commerce clause issues and state taxation of out of state property as unconstitutional. A hearing set for Dec 9 at 9 am to decide on a permanent injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Department of Public Works
Iowa
Nebraska
District Court
Lincoln
Peter Peterson
Underwood
Roy Cochran
Weaver
Peterson
Omaha
United States
Sorensen
Notice to Taxpayers on Delayed Tax Receipts
County Treasurer John E. Turner states tax books must be changed and receipts are delayed. He reassures taxpayers who paid that receipts will be issued soon once the writing resumes.
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John E. Turner
Boy 12 Fatally Shot In Decatur Street
Everett Barker, a 12 year old schoolboy, was found fatally wounded on a Decatur street Tuesday. He died from a neck bullet wound after the shooting, which remains a mystery.
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Decatur, I
Everett Barker
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Rock Island
Jourmal
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Elmwood Ladies
Kiwanis Club
Bess Aldrich
U. SS
State Department
Journal
Cass County
T. H. Pollock
Plattsmouth, Nebr
Allied Stores
Wescoil
Dunbar Bank
State
Thomas Walling Company
ROB
Omaha Jewelry Shop
Bury Coen
Heyenne
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
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