Farmers Seek Moratorium on Debts at National Relief Meet
Delegates at the farmers national relief conference adopted resolutions for immediate payment of the soldier's bonus and recognition of Soviet Russia. They call for a debt moratorium and eviction bans, pressuring Hoover and Congress as Northwestern lawmakers back aid to farmers unable to meet loan payments.
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Washington
Farmers’ National Relief Conference
Soviet Russia
Capitol Hill
Secretary of Agriculture
Teagne
Hoover
Congress
United States
Russia
State Journal
Jury Gives Verdict in Lane Collision Cases
The jury reached a verdict Sunday afternoon in Elmer Pike versus Claude Lane and Nathan White versus Claude Lane. Pike, a passenger in Lane’s car, had suits dismissed against Lane. Pike received $509 against White, who in turn was awarded $400 against Lane. The incident arose from a auto collision at the intersection of highways 24 and 75 east of Union.
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Elmer Pike
Claude Lane
Nathan White
Lane
Mr. White
Union
Pike
White
Christmas Card Orders Open at the Journal Office
Orders for printed Christmas cards are now being taken at the Journal office. Call to secure a pick of the line while it remains unbroken.
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Journal Officr
Question of Employee's Seniority in Court
The jury heard the case of Adam G. Rentschler versus Missouri Pacific Railroad Co over seniority rights on layoff. Rentschler, a Louisville resident, alleges the railroad laid him off in 1930 while younger workers remained, seeking restoration of seniority and 2990 damages for loss of employment. He argues long service makes him unable to find other work.
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District Cour
Adam G. Rentschler
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co
Rentschler
Louisville
Tates
Missouri Pacific Company
Rentechler
Postage Rates for Printed Christmas Cards Explained
Officials clarify that printed greeting cards mailed unsealed use the one and a half cent third class rate, provided the inscription is simple and lacks personal messages. Sealed cards or those with written notes fall under the first class rate of three cents per ounce.
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United States
Hold Fine Meeting of Riverview Club at Mrs Creamer Home
Riverview club met at Mrs Georgia Creamer's home on Monday December 5 with most members present and one visitor. A lesson on Home Nursing was given and a lunch served. Plans for the Christmas party at Mrs Creamer’s on December 28 were discussed. The next meeting date was not set due to unknown county gathering date. Reporter.
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Riverview Club
Georgia Creamer
Hoover Won’t Fill Vacancy In Attorney General Office
Washington. President Hoover intends no appointment to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of John Lord O’Brian, assistant to the attorney general in charge of antitrust matters.
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Washington
Hoover Piens
John Lord O'Brian
Four Mile Club Holds December Meeting
The Four Mile Community club met December 6 at Mrs Ed Lutz home with Mrs Henry Nolt ing and Mrs Hugh Siander assisting. Seventeen members and two visitors attended. They voted to send two potted plants to ill member Mrs Morris Stander and plan Christmas gifts and a party September 17 at Mr and Mrs Joseph Bierl. The meeting featured home care of the sick with demonstrations on bathing bed making and making cotton cushions. Next meeting will feature a meat canning demonstration in January. Ice cream cake and coffee were served.
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Ed Lutz
Henry Nolting
Hugh Siander
Morris Stander
Nicholas Senn Hosital
Omaha
Joseph Bierl
Hootesses
W B A Holds Meeting Elects Officers
The W B A met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emmons Ptak with Mrs. Fred Sharpnack hosting. Officers elected include President Mrs Anna Ptak and Vice Presidents Mrs Glenna Mechatken Mrs Emma McMaken along with Chaplain Mrs Elizabeth Bajeck and Treasurer Miss Mary Petersen.
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W. SB. A
Emmons Ptak
Fred Sharpnack
Anna Ptak
Glenna Mechatken
Emma Mc
Christmas Chimes and the Crumbs of Love
A reflective Christmas poem urges acts of kindness to the needy. It recalls stockings by the fire, Santa, and gifts, then shifts to lending aid to those in hardship, urging prayers and small gifts to illuminate lives like the guiding star.
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Rollins Hosiery
Fetzer’s
Fetter Shoe Co
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Mary Holy
Sophia Mayfield
May Gooding
Prees
Alice Sharprack
John Bajeck
Theodore Pink
Indies
Dorothy Speck Simineck
Pueblo
Colorado
CIFT
Plat Co-Cab
Aamas Books
Senta
Edear Guest
Seth Parker
Cass County
Carey
Redio
Dynminon
Bates Book and Gift Shop
5Th and Main Street
Telephone
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
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