Thanksgiving Day 1922 Brings Fine Weather and Unity
Frugal city residents enjoyed pleasant springlike weather all day with home gatherings and hospitality at many Matt mouth homes. Union church services were held across the city with Rev McClusky and Rev Lette leading prayers and Rev Mioutz delivering a sermon on the prodigal son. Funds from the meeting support a Protestant college fund for Constantinople with John D. Rockefeller offering to endow it. additional Thanksgiving services occurred at St Pauls Evangelical and St Lukes churches.
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Mlattsmouth
Christian Church
H. G McClusky
Presbyterian Church
W. S. Lette
St. Lukes Episcopal Church
F. E. Mioutz
Prastor
Methodist Church
Union College
Constantinople
John D. Rockefeller
Elmwood Adopts Twenty Four Hour Power Service
On Sunday evening around 4 o clock electric current from Omaha was connected to Elmwood lines. Residents who woke early were startled by the new 24 hour service but soon found it satisfactory for washing and running motors. The community will gradually appreciate the convenience and utility of continuous power. Leader-Echo.
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Omaha
Elmwood
Echo
Death of Cedar resident’s father reported in local note
Andy Thomsen of Cedar received word his father died last night at 5 37 at the fanny hone. Mr Thomsen plans to depart this afternoon for the west to attend funeral services. Mrs Sevbert and daughter Aliss Monor and Mrs Snoyles with George Jr and Mrs Halt accompanied them to Cedar Creek to help the bereaved family.
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Fritaya Daily
Andy Thomsen
Cedar
Red Cloud
Netraske
Fanny Hone
Thomsen
West
W. H. Sevbert
Aliss Monor
George Snoyles
George, Jr
Major I
Cedar Creek
Warren Goes to Gibson as Stocksman for Burlington
Fred J. Warren left Burlington's local supply offices to assume a stocksman role in Gibson. He will serve for several months and brings valuable experience to the position.
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Fred J. Warren
Burlington Supply Department
Gibson
Mr Warren
Proctor and Gertrude Proclaimed Man and Wife
County Judge Beeson joined Mr. Choust Proctor and Miss Gertrude in marriage at the courthouse in Nelich Nebraska. Attending witnesses were Attorney A L Tidd and deputy Miss Lillian White from the judge's office.
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Beeson
Choust Proctor
Gertrude Ah
Nelich
Nebraska
A. L. Tidd
Lillian White
Cold Nights Bring Wanderers to City Jail
Cold evenings push many homeless to seek shelter at the city jail. Police round up numerous floaters with no shelter and keep them overnight. Among the detainees are many Negro men who are told the city offers little hospitality for the colored brethren.
Bargain Wednesday Moves Up For Christmas Sales
The nineteenth Bargain Wednesday will be held December 12 in Plattsmouth shifting a week earlier to clear space for the Christmas season. Local stores promise winter staples, attract Cass and nearby counties residents, and draw shoppers from distance, proving the growing appeal of Plattsmouth’s community sales day.
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Plattsmouth
Cass
Pltttsmouth
Frattsmouth Ad Club
Ship subsidy bill passes the House in party line vote
Washington nov 29 the ship subsidy bill passed the House 208 to 184 after a week of stormy debate The measure now goes to the Senate where it faces strong opposition from democrats and republican insurgents. 69 Republicans voted against the bill while some Democrats supported it The bill calls for about 20 million dollars yearly in direct aid with various indirect subsidies, pushed by President Harding in a recent message to Congress.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Harding
Treasury
University Fans Take Big Victory Quietly
Lincoln observers describe Nebraska students celebrating a win over Notre Dame with a quiet postgame parade down the main streets. Reports note fears of a bonfire on Nebraska field were planned but a guard protected bleacher materials to be removed for upcoming stadium construction.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Notre Dame
Cornhusker
Nebraska Field
Plain selling talk for effective ad copy
Use direct plain language to promote your advertisement. Avoid fluff and exaggeration. State clear benefits, price, and call to action to persuade readers quickly.
Meeting of Stockholders Decides Reorganization Plan
Stockholders of Livingston Loan and Building association vote to turn over operation to Plattsmouth Loan and Building Association. They acknowledge past financial shortages but expect reduced costs, greater earnings, and a stronger, larger building and loan entity with Plattsmouth’s resources of 408122.18.
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Livingston Loan and Building Association
Livingston Loan and Bathline Gesoolation
Court House
Plattemouth Loanset Building Association
Livingston Association
Emy
Livingston Loan and Puulding Association
Eld Association
Plattsmouth Association
Plattsmouth
Eavine- Sten
Nebraska City Young Men Set In Trouble Here
Five youths named Lester Sears and William C. Chison were seized near Nebraska City by state deputy William Grebe and Alvin Jones. A small amount of contraband liquor was found on their Ford car en route to a Thanksgiving celebration. Sears faced counts of transportation of liquor and Chison possession. each posted $100 bonds and costs after hearings. The group claimed they were returning from Omaha when stopped.
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Lester Sears
William C. Chison
William Grebe
Alvin Jones
A. G. Cole
Sears
Chison
Judes Beeson
Nebraska City
Omaha
Thanksgiving Dinner Reunion at Short Home
Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Short a warm Thanksgiving gathering united family members. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stoner Mrs. Florence Detlef and Paul Grassman of Omaha plus Mr. and Mrs. Hillard Graussman.
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Darlir
T. L. Short
Ed Stoner
Florence Detlef
Paul Grassman
Omaha
Short
Hillard Graussman
Granddaughter Born to Dooley Family in Omaha
Street Commissioner J N Elliott and wife celebrate the birth of a granddaughter born on Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Alfred Dooley formerly of this city now in Omaha. Many friends send best wishes as Velma Elliott Dooley is well known here.
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J. N. Elliott
Alfred Dooley
Omaha
Dooley
Velma Elliott
Supper at Odd Fellows hall praised by community
A chicken pie supper hosted by the Christian church ladies at Odd Fellows hall drew a large crowd and audiences enjoyed a tasty repast. Coffee for the event was donated by Lorenz Bros' meat market and grocery store.
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Ladies of the Christian Church
Odd Fellows Hall
Lorenz Bros’ Meat Market
Entertains at Dinner at Dade Residence
Yesterday Mr and Mrs George A Dade hosted a pleasant home gathering on South Cth street with their two children Dr Roy A Dodee and Miss Violet from Omaha visiting along with Mr and Mrs BE Ketteof from that city. Jack Simms of Harrishure IA arrived and was warmly welcomed during a stop while passing west.
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George A. Dade
South Cth Street
Roy A. Dodee
Violet
Omaha
Sire
Thanksgiving party honors Beenberger family in Nebraska
A pleasant Thanksgiving gathering occurred at Main Street in Nebraska with Aliss Helen Beenberger and Mrs. Lt W Beenhercer among attendees. The event featured vocal numbers, a turkey contest won by Afiss Jeetit Robertson, prizes for several guests, and festive refreshments served by hostesses.
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Mtr
I. & Beenberger
Aliss
Helen Beenberger
W. Beenhercer
Offre
L.ih
Joleen Adver
Turkey
Afiss Jeetit Robertson
Guysens
Wis
Olive Quinn
Edna Marshall Featon
Norneenberger
Waldemar Soenwmechsen
Shernsen Taylor, Jr
Wymore
Sausice
Satna
Henry Seennichsen
Tax McMaken
Benrys McMaken
Nota Beenbereer
Frank Achuntcheon
Ee. L. Turpin
Jehn Fenatraba
Marenge Pinal
Robert Whhl Mahlontreet
Frances Martin
Jennette Weber
Helen Esenberger
Mary Fecerberger
Florence White
Nuiha
Senator May to Run Detroit Street Railway
Detroit may have a United States senator as general manager of the city's municipal railway system after next Monday. Mayor Janes Couzens, appointed to fill the unexpired term, signaled willingness to continue leading the street railway established by the city. The mayor and the street railway commission have discussed the vast undertaking and its future development.
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Detroit
Tdetroit
United States
Janis Couzens
Troaman Fi
Newberry
Ias
Eavize
Street Railway Commission
Thanksgiving at the White House with Daugherty guest
Washington reports a traditional Thanksgiving at the White House with Mrs. Harding hosting for the first time since Mr. Harding fell ill. Attorney General Daugherty attended as Mrs. Harding's sole guest at the Thanksgiving dinner. Mrs. Vtarcing's condition improves and she walked about her room in a wheelchair.
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Washington
White House
Murding Havin
Slice
Daugherty
Harding
Thanoksfivin
Vtarcing
Railroads Add Substantial New Freight Cars in 1922
Washington Nov 30 Railroads in the current year added significantly to their rolling stock reports the car service division of the American Railway association They placed in service or had in process 117238 new freight cars up to November 1 a gain of 47862 over all of 1921 numbers reflect expanded transportation capacity across the industry and underline a strong peak in industrial activity during 1922
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Washington
Car Service
American Railway Association
Printing and job shop pride in southeastern Nebraska
A compact notice touts a well equipped printing and job shop serving southeastern Nebraska. It emphasizes quality, speed, and local service for diverse printing needs.
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Nebraska
Passing of Popular Cass Lady Last Week
Mildred Neiffe Denia was born to Werpine Water and Wiedst Linckdin on April 6 and passed away last week. Funeral services were held at the home of her parents on Friday and she was laid to rest in Ostewood Cemetery. She served in the Republican office, was active in the Woodinwa Rebekah lodge, and as organist for the Christian Sed voce hurth. She left a husband, father, three sisters, and three brothers with many friends sending flowers.
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Mildred Neiffe Denia
Werpine Water
Wiedst Linckdin
J. W. Seiten
Lineuth
Ron
Air High School
Gallie
Ieee
Be Recdf
Threeter
Alecree
Brenth
Wes
Infeld
Woodinwa
Rebekah
Hurth
Toby
Fridey Tremotin
Ostewood
Republicen
Winds Do Damage as Storm Sweeps Nebraska
High winds hit eastern Nebraska Thursday morning causing about 3000 in Omaha damage. Torn roofs windows and signs blown down with travel disrupted along the Omaha Lincoln highway. Wind gusts were reported at Des Moines and nearby towns with speeds ranging up to 52 miles per hour.
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Omaha
Nebrackan
Wutolsis
Haines
Sod Bowen
Sioux City
Iowa
Chesvnne
Wyoming
Amy
Des. Maines
No Stop to Bootlegging Says Omaha Police Sergeant
In Omaha on December 1, Police Sergeant Franck Williams said there is no chance to stop bootlegging after nearly 100 raids and 20 convictions for local liquor possession. U.S. District Attorney James Kinsier said there was no word from Washington about broader prosecution of liquor law violators.
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Ome
Franck Williams
Omaha
United States
James (. Kinsier
Washington
Miss Elsie O'Brien Recovered From Appendicitis
Miss Elsie O'Brien underwent an appendicitis operation at a Lincoln hospital last week and is recovering well with plans to return home soon. She has recently endured the loss of both parents, her father dying August 12, 1922, and her mother on November 10, 1922, leaving the community to offer sympathy.
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Elsie O'Brien
Lincoln
Elsie
Angeust
Weeping Water Republican
Farm loans now made at 5 percent
Seerl Davis at 201 Plattsmouth State Bank Building announces farm loans offered at five percent interest.
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Seerl
Davis
Plattsmouth State Bank
Enjoyable Thanksgiving Family Gathering Reported
Friends and families from the area held a warm home gathering to celebrate Thanksgiving day. Guests included Mr and Mrs Larsm with children, Mr and Mrs Burkus and granddaughter, Ralph Laree and wife, and Mr and Mrs Sydbotham and Staymend, who attended the dinner in the city.
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Frianns
Larsm
Occaasion
Atd
HO Featrven
Oni
Say
Pounk Burkus
Littie
Gaunhter
Dbitlerue
Ralph Laree
Lonteville
Sydbotham
Tts City
Industry Outlook Shows Broad U S Recovery Underway
The Federal Reserve reviews show increased production and employment across basic industries in the United States. Textile mills operate near capacity as cotton and wool demand rises, while rail and repair sectors expand. Some districts report loan declines, offset by gains in the southern and western regions.
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Washington
United States
Federal Reserve Board
New York
Chicago
Journal Office Offers Wide Range of Blank Books
The Journal office advertises a broad selection of blank books and notebooks available for purchase. Readers can inquire at the home office for custom sizes and bindings.
Cornhuskers Defeat Notre Dame Eleven at Nebraska Field
Nebraska outplayed Notre Dame 14 to 6 before 16 050 fans. Husker line held strong, gaining 207 rushing yards while Notre Dame managed 117. Notre Dame relied on air attacks with 141 yards through 9 completed passes. Hartley kicked a 38 yard field goal and Noble scored on a 10 yard run.
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Nebraska
Linegolin
Nov
Nebraska Cornhinsher
batterIns
Ntl
Notre, Dame
Ole Fame
Noireime
Jimne
Ueoreia Teeh
Indians
Carnegie Tech
Butler
Cornhuskers
Notre Dame
Rockne
Vardner
Cornhusker
Hartley
Dave Noble
Tachies
Hueter
Syracuse
Cockrels for sale Rhode Island Red priced at two dollars
S C Rhode Island Red cockrels are offered at two dollars each by C R Todd. Phone 2102. nilt-stew Blank Books also available at the Journal Office.
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S. C
Rhode Island
C. R. Todd
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University
Meeting OF Stockholders
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L. W. Egenberger
L. W. Stuten
Mildred
Bennis
Imnhea News Radio Service
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First National Bank
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the Bank
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