Murray Area News Roundup Highlights Local Commerce
Local notes report Holmes & Smith promotions on holiday goods at Mynard and Murray stores, farm sales near Murray, and prices for poultry butter and eggs. Residents travel to Omaha and Plattsmouth. Dr Gilmore attends patients. several families visit relatives and attend bazaars.
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Rawls
Holmes and Smith
Holmes & Smith
Mynard
Hennett Chrisweiser
Plattsmouth
Dwight Reed
Nebraska City
Banker's Life of
Lincoln
N. L. Oldham
South Omaha
Cone
Mlattsmouth
Tool
Joseph Shere
Rock Itiut
Murray
J. W. Holmes
L. &. Underwood
Mont Hobb
Gussie
Clara Carson
Gilmore
Philip Tritech
Frank Young
Viola
Bert
Alaska
Sheriff McBride
Nehawka
Henry Shoemaker
McGinnis Churchill
King
Holmes & Smith Murray
Christmas Revival Reports Strong Church Attendance
Evangelistic meetings at the Presbyterian church have more than tripled in attendance. Rev. C. M. Ritchie of North Bend Neb adds spiritual power while preaching gospel instruction. A men’s sermon was held and church members from the Christian church joined for services.
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Presbyterian Church
C. M. Ritchie
North Bend
Neb
Christian Church
Bush
W. S. Ritchie
Jesus Christ
Old violin found by Cass county boy in Sioux City shop
Claude Hostetter, a Cass county lad and Sioux City violin student, bought a pawned old violin for $5 after admiring its lines in a shop window. Judges estimate it worth about $500, with rare status. the legend behind it remains untold pending consent. The report notes Claude’s recent illness as nervous prostration rather than appendicitis.
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Claude Hostetter
Cass County
Sioux City
Iowa
Murray
Claude
Hostetter
Journal
Death of Miss Vesta Wiley Shocks Plattsmouth Family
Miss Vesta Wiley aged eighteen died suddenly while attending school in York. Her death, reportedly from heart failure, stunned her mother Mrs Gertrude M Wiley and relatives. Mrs Wiley and G Parker with wife traveled from Plattsmouth to York after receiving the message. Miss Wiley showed exceptional musical talent and a bright future.
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Gertrude M. Wiley
Plattsmouth
Vesta
Miss Wiley
Wiley
G. Parker
York
Those neither tardy nor absent: Jessie Jarman and others
The list names students deemed not tardy or absent including Jessie Jarman Ralph Kennedy Harry McCulloch Ruth Lindsay Martin Sporer Virgil McDaniel Francis Martin Johnny Brisbin Arthur Jarman John Baker Vera Hatchett Wadel Spangler Helen Ritchie Ruth Hamilton Johnny Lindsay Walter Hamilton George Murphy Wesley Copenhaver Louise Lindsay Oliver Gapen and Bertie Martin. Catilee M Allion, Primary Teacher.
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Jessie Jarman
Ralph Kennedy
Harry McCulloch
Ruth Lindsay
Martin Sporer
Virgil McDaniel
Francis Martin
Johnny Brisbin
Arthur Jarman
John Baker
Vera Hatchett
Wadel Spangler
Helen Ritchie
Ruth Hamilton
Johnny Lindsay
Walter Hamilton
George Murphy
Wesley Copenhaver
Louise Lindsay
Oliver Gapen
Bertie Martin
Catilee M. Allion
Charley Stone and Roy Berton Highlight Local Happenings
Charley Stone praised as an excellent buck and wing dancer amid local talk. Roy Berton resumes a position at the Murray telephone exchange, with townsfolk glad to see him back in the role.
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Charley Stone
Roy Berton
Exchange of the
Mrs Loughridge to Undergo Operation in Milford
Mrs W A Brown and James Loughridge of Murray traveled to Plattsmouth and then to Milford where Mrs Loughridge, daughter of Mrs Brown, is in hospital awaiting an operation. The attending physician is Mr Loughridge’s brother. W C Brown and wife accompanied them to the city. Kidney Ettes advertised by Gerings & Co claim to purify and strengthen kidneys for 25 cents.
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Claud Hustetter
Sioux City
Cuff
Chas
Murray
John Spangler
T. J
J. W. Holmes
Holmes
Wakarusa
Kansas
J. A. Walker
TI. Gilmore
Clas. Stone
Carrie Allison
W. C. Brown
Prof. Earhart
Col. Seabolt
Plattsmouth
Omaha
W. A. Brown
James Loughridge
Milford
Loughridge
Brown
Gering & Co's
Earlyisers Pill Ad Promises Quick Digestive Relief
An advertisement touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as safe pleasant pills that clear stomach and bowels of putrid matter to prevent headaches constipation and sallow complexion. It cites testimonials from Mack Hamilton in Valley City and Mrs Vaeher in Chicago and urges refusal of substitutes from Foley's Honey and Tar. The notice also mentions PF G Fricke Co Frank Miles and wife traveling from Plattsmouth to Germantown.
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DeWitt
Mack Hamilton
Valley City
N. D
F. G. Iricke & Co
Gering & Co
Vnewmnonia
Foley
Poley
Ts. Vaeher
Osgood St
Chicago
PF. G. Fricke & Co
Taxes Paid and Subscriptions Renewed in Mt. Pleasant
Frank MecNuriin of Mt. Pleasant precinct paid his taxes and recalled renewing the subscription of his son-in-law R. H. Barrett at Havelock Nebraska.
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Frank MecNuriin
Mt. Pleasant
R. H. Barrett
Havelock
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