Alvo News Highlights School Visits and Activity
Alvo Department Weldon Kinney and Everett Ayres missed school due to illness, while Hazel Fairfield and Doris Klyver visited the Alvo schools. Gazing into weekly events, trips to Lincoln and Omaha, Thanksgiving gatherings, home economics bazaar plans, and a Christmas vacation schedule are noted along with local social and business happenings.
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Weldon Kinney
Everett Ayres
Hazel Fairfield
Alvo
Doris Klyver
Fred Spahiie
Eagle
Arthur Dinges
Earl Dreamer
Wm. Yeager
Clarence Bucknell
Verla Linch
Geo. Browne
Nel Garcia
Gay Schele
Alameda
Kansas
J. W. Hallmeyer
Chris Gardiert
Cook
John Yeager
R. M. Coatman
Beter
Chris Weber
Gretna
C. Boyles
M. C. Keefer
Glenwood
Iowa
Knights of Pythias of Alvo
Lincoln
Order
Nebraska
Elbert Taylor
Alfred Stroemer
Carl Ganz
James Friend
John Skinner
C. M. Coatman
Omaha
W. W. Coatman
S. C. Boyles
Anton King
Turner McKinnon
J. M. Manners
J. H. Weichel
Busy Alvo class makes toys for Christmas gifts
The manual training class at Alvo schools is busy in the workshop creating toys and presents. Students include Philip Coatman Edward Cook Maynard Cook Vernon Anderson Sherrill Fifer George Kitzell Willard Timblin Carl Haines and Kenneth Daily.
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Alvo
Philip Coatman
Edward and
Maynard Cook
Vernon Anderson
Sherrill Fifer
George Kitzell
Willard Timblin
Carl Haines
Kenneth Daily
Coatman and Warner Join for Timely Threshing
R. M. Coatman and W. H. Warner have teamed up to finish threshing during good weather. Coatman provides the power while Warner supplies the separator for Geo. Hardknock, Jessie Hardknock, and Wm. Meikel.
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R. M. Coatman
W. H. Warner
Mr. Coatman
Mr. Warner
Geo. Hardknock
Jessie Hardknock
Wm. Meikel
Journal Office Prints All Business Forms
The Journal office handles printing of business forms of all kinds for local businesses. Standard forms include receipts invoices order forms and ledgers produced to customer specifications with prompt turnaround and quality materials.
Oil Strike Reported Near Bellevue by Local Operators
Oil operators from Burt county Nebraska report a strike on the East farm near Bellevue. They claim an oil pool at about one thousand feet, with a coal seam nearby but dismissed as insignificant. They hold exclusive lease on about one hundred acres and three thousand adjoining, seeking no stock sale and asking to be left alone.
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East Farm
Bellevue
Roy Bowen
Art Ebberson
Burt County
Neb
World-Herald
Bowen
Cc. L
Wilbur
Foster
Laura
Ebberson
Bowen and
Easts
Local visitors attend matters of business in county seat
O A Davis of Murrey, J R McVerv, C G Mayfield of Louisville, James Terryberry of Louisville, Mrs M C Metzger and daughter visited the county seat for a few hours to attend to business. John G Wunderlich of Nehawka attended district court arguments on indictments. Editor Lee Mayfield and W F Diers from Louisville attended hearings and other matters. Mr and Mrs Henry Heil Jr motored from west of the city with John Heil and daughter Elsie for the day.
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O. A. Davis
Murrey
J. R. McVevr
Murray
C. G. Mayfield
Louisville
James Terryberry
M. C. Metzger
Cedar Creek
John G. Wunderlich
Nehawka
Lee Mayfield
Louisville Courier
W. F. Diers
Henry Heil, Jr
City
John Heil
Elsie
Local shoppers visit Plattsmouth stores before Christmas
Friday's Dadly James Stone and wife of Nehawka attended pre Christmas shopping at Plattsmouth stores. J. F. Clement and wife of Kansas City traveled up yesterday to visit the Clement family with Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Clement. the elder Mr. Clement is J. F. Clement's brother.
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James Stone
Nehawka
Plattsmouth
J. F. Clement
Kansas City
R. W. Clement
Mr. Clement
Locals Gather for Visits From Various Towns
Mrs F J Hennings and son Herm an from Eight Mile Grove attend to Bertha Standley matters at the courthouse. Verna near Eagle, Mrs. Standley and others visit. Henry Shiffler ill with cold and grippe. Mont Robb travels for a grain company. Miss Mary Wetenkamp home for weekend from University of Omaha. Andrew Kearn Jr returns to visit aunt Mrs Schlische. now at Axtell. C W Johnston and wife of Salt Lake visit Stine family. Johnston is a young Oregon Short Line train dispatcher.
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F. J. Hennings
Herman
Eight Mile Grove
Bertha WL. Standley
Verna
Near Eagle
Court House
Henry Shiffler
Mont Robb
Union
Mary Wetenkamp
University of Omaha
Albert Wetenkamp
Andrew Kearn, Jr
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claim
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine with an ointment for local relief and a ton joueur internal remedy. It claims to treat catarrh by acting on mucous surfaces and cleansing the system. The product is sold by druggists and attributed to F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Merchants Seek Action Over York Lottery Claim
A Polk County delegation led by Representative B. Keck urged Governor Bryan to intervene against a proposed York lottery tied to a Christmas festival. They cited a prior stoppage at David City and a prohibited plan by Standard Oil. Bryan suggested involving the attorney general and offered to assist if warranted after review.
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B. 8
Keck
Polk County
Stromsburg
Bryan
York
Earl Wright
Richard Nelson
H. Christensen
Emil
F. Johnson
David City
Standard Oil Company
Omaha
Santa Claus
Stromshurz
Lot
State Journal
Supreme Court Affirms Damages Case in Allen v. Vallery
Attorney D O Dwyer reports the supreme court affirmed the Cass county district court ruling in the case of Rosine Allen versus Louise and Grace Vallery. Allen claimed $25,000 damages after being struck by the Vallery auto. Trial court ruled for the defendants and the high court upheld that decision.
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D. O. Dwyer
District Court of
Cass County
Supreme Court
Rosine Allen
Louise
Grace Vallery
District Court
Mrs C P Sydebotham Sees Recovery After Operation
Friends announce that Mrs C P Sydebotham has recovered from an appendicitis operation. She has left Nicholas Senn Hospital and is staying with her sister Mrs McHale at 936 North 21st Street Plattsmouth, awaiting return home in a few days.
New Boy in Town Arrives for Hill Family
This afternoon a fine little son and heir arrived to make his home with Mr and Mrs Ralph Hill. The occasion brought happiness to the proud parents. Mrs Hill is a daughter of Mr and Mrs J G Lohnes of this city. Both mother and son are doing nicely.
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Ralph Hill
Hilt
Hill
J. G. Lohnes
A Worthy Project From Saturdays Daily
The D A R presents a finished cabinet for the public library as an addition to display valuable articles. Two years after a courthouse tablet, the Daughters of the American Revolution seek gifts of books pictures records or antiques with donors named.
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Eaturday
Daughters of the American Revolution
Court House
Hogs for Sale by Chas Schwab Nehawka Neb
Two purebred Hampshire hogs for sale one fall and one spring boar ready for service owned by Chas E Schwab Nehawka Nebraska sale notice background from local listing lists contact for purchaser potential buyers and pricing not provided
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Chas. E. Schwab
Nehawka
Cockerels for Sale from New Egg Strain
Single comb Rhode Island Red cockerels from a new egg strain for $2 and $3. Mrs. Harrison L. Gayer of Plattsmouth. Phone Murray 2704. d10-2tw.
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Rhone Island
Harrison L. Gayer
Plattsmouth
Murray
Hemstitching Picot Edging at Singer Sewing Co
Sewing service offered for hemstitching and picot edging. Contact Singer Sewing Machine Co at phone number 9 for details and pricing.
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Picot
Singer Sewing Machine Co
A Firm Stand by Coolidge in Annual Message
Washington reports varied political appraisal of President Coolidge's address to Congress. Republicans praised the courageous stance on tax cuts and world affairs while opposing league entry and military expansion. Democrats criticized features but Underwood backed the world court and opposed the bonus. party leaders will watch public reaction closely.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
League of Nations
Senator Johnson
California
Johnson
World Court
New York
Coolddge
Underwood
Alabama
William G. McAdoo
Fell From Pole While At Work Near Eagle
Emil Oberle fell from a twenty five foot pole while tightening wires on a damaged line near Ed Ossenkop's, four miles southwest of Eagle. He had bruises to the leg with no broken bones and was transported to Lincoln for care. his condition improved with rest and crutches expected soon.
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Emil Oberle
Lloyd
Ed Ossenkop
Eagle
Emil
Oberle
Maahe
Longacre
Lincoln
Eagle Beacon
Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs Frank Marler
A surprise farewell was given to Mr and Mrs Frank Marler by the ladies club and neighbors on December 3 at Omar Schlichtemeier's home. About 40 friends attended and shared refreshments before the Marlers move to Mynard where Mr Marler will resume blacksmithing.
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Frank Marler
Mrs. Marler
Mynard
Mr. Marler
Social Workers Flower Club Meeting Notice
The Social Workers Flower club will meet Dec. 12 with Mrs. Frank Pace and Mrs. T. B. Hardison assisting hostesses. Please bring a present for the grab bag. A short program will be given.
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Social Workers Flower Club
Frank Pace
T. B. Hardison
Plate Supper at District No 6
District No 6 hosts a plate supper at 5144 miles south of Plattsmouth on Friday evening December 14. The program will be given and all are invited by Pearl Spangler, teacher.
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District No. 6
Plattsmouth
Pearl Spangler
For Sale Rhode Island Red Cockerels
For sale Rhode Island Red cockerels at $1.50 each by Mrs. Julius Reinke of South Bend Nebraska. The note appears in a classifieds listing with a short seller’s contact.
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R. C
Rhode Island
Julius Reinke
South Bend
Neb
Nelson v Stull in district court over $95 engineering bill
In the district court a suit titled Harry A. Nelson vs C. L. Stull was filed today for $95 allegedly due on engineering work. Plaintiff is represented by A. R. Kelly and defendant by W. A. Robertson of this city.
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District Court
Harry A. Nelson
Addresses High School Class
Court reporter L. L. Turpin spoke to the commercial class at the high school about shorthand development, typewriting, and related stenographic work. His prior teaching experience added valuable insights and practical suggestions for students pursuing this line of work.
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L. L. Turpin
Turpin
Aldrich Improves at Presbyterian Hospital Omaha
Word reaches County Attorney A. G. Cole that C. S. Aldrich of Elmwood is showing improvement at the Presbyterian hospital in Omaha where he has been for insulin treatment. It is hoped the treatment will bring permanent relief given his long poor health.
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A. G. Cole
Aldrich
Elmwood
Presbyterian Hospital
Omaha
Mrs. Joseph Hadraba Improves After Prolonged Illness
Mrs. Joseph Hadraba has had more restful days after a year of very poor health and much improvement is hoped for by family and friends though she remains seriously ill and the wish is for her to rally and regain former health.
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Joseph Hadraba
Altho
Danger in Delay Promotes Kidney Trouble Warning
A vintage alarm notes kidney disease risks from backache headache and nervousness. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills with a Plattsmouth testimonial from Louis Kroehler of Kroehler Bros hardware 542 Main St. He reports relief and lasting faith in the remedy since 1912 with renewed endorsement in 1920. Price 60c at dealers Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Bright
Dean
Plattsmouth
Louis Kroeehler
Kroehler Bros. Hardware Store
Main Street
Rynott & Company
Kroehler
Doan
Mr. Kroehler
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
No Truth In Report About Zatopek Fire Involvement
John Zatopek denies any involvement in a neighbor’s strawtack fire. He says state fire warden’s investigation cleared him and he asks the public to understand he is not guilty of any act of lawlessness.
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John Zatopek
Zatopek
Mrs Laura M Hoyt Praises Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs Laura M Hoyt of Rockport praises Chamberlain's Tablets for headache and bilious attacks. She notes three years of frequent use and offers to speak in praise of them at any time.
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Chamberlain
Ilem
Laura M. Hoyt
Rockport, N
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