Mrs. J. C. Rauth Laid To Rest In Manley
Funeral services for Mrs. J. C. Rauth were held Monday at St. Patrick’s Church Manley with Rev. Father Corcoran officiating. Interment followed at college Hill Cemetery. The obituary notes her devoted work for the community and the sorrow of her husband and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Rauth
Vomeda
St. Patrick’s Church
Manley
Father Corcoran
Elimwood
Trienus Eopere
Colieze Hill
Cemtery
Wouimn
cAhdren
Mnother
Angel of Death
Bates Ecook and Stationery Store Gift Lines
Do your Christmas shopping at the Bates Ecook and Stationery Store in Flattsmouth with a large assortment of gift goods at right prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Ecook and Stationery
Flattsmouth
Chickens Stolen From Several Farms Across Town
Reports from Elmwood and surrounding areas describe multiple chicken thefts Friday night. Seven or eight coops disappeared from Elmwood Produce poultry house while trucks moved between Watson Jones farm Gonzales farm and Brockman buildings as neighbors chased, conditions unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood Produce Company
Watson Jones
Andee Jones
John Gonzales
John
Brochman
Brockman
Elmwood
Echo
Christmas card assortments from Bates Book and Stationery
Advertisement urges readers to mail $1 to Bates Book and Stationery Store for a Christmas card assortment. Specifies choose by gentleman or lady and mail the dollar promptly. Includes mention of Daily Journal at 15 cents a week and notes Plattsmouth location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Bates Book and Stationery Store
Michigan ag leader re elected head of Farm Bureau
O E Bradfute of Nenia Ohio was re elected president of the American Farm Bureau federation at Chicago's convention. The executive committee includes nine of twelve trustees from the Coverdale faction with Brafdute supported by pro cooperative marketing allies. Aaron Sapiro called Bradfute a square hitter while noting harmony in the ranks after the opening dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
O. E. Bradfute
Nénia
Ohio
American Farm Bureau Federation
J. A. Cornwall
Vermont
A. C. Hardison
Santa Paula
Cal
Frank Evans
Salt Lake City
Utah
Charles E. Gibson
Hooper
Colo
G. M. Putnam
Concord
N. H
F. M. Smith
Springfield Center
N. J
S. McLean Buckingham
Watertown
Conn
E. P. Coehill
Hancock
E. A. O'Neal
Montgomery
Ala
W. D. Parris
Ennis
Texas
C. F. Wearst
Cedar Fells
Ralph Snyder
Manhattan, Kan
S. H. Thompson
Quincy, Til
Coverdale
Bradfute
J. F. Reed
Minnesota
Good Losers
W. H. Settle
Indiana
Poteet-Sapiro
Coverdale Group
Aaron Sapiro
California
Local figures visit city for business and news
Friday's party drew Hon. W. B. Banning of Union and George Nickels of Murray for several hours to handle business. Attorney A Capwell of Lincolnwood explored district court matters. Jurors Charles Reichart and E. N. Ahl of Louisville left for home after court. Mrs. F. H. Johnson of Weeping Water recovered enough to return home. M. M. Hartwig of Omaha left to resume duties after A. F. Moore's illness. David Murray and his son Louis visited and renewed their Journal subscription. Art Baker, formerly of Murray now in Lincoln, stopped by for business and to see old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Banning
Union
George Nickels
Murray
A. Capwell
Hlinwood
District Court
Charles Reichart
E. XN. Ahl
Louisville
F. H. Johnson
Weeping Water
Omaha
M. M. Hartwig
Oreapolis
A. F. Moore
Moore
David Murray
Near Union
Louis
Journal
Art Baker
Lincoln
Weekend Visitors and Residents Drop In for Local Business
J D Cross of Union visited yesterday to attend to business matters for a few hours. A Mathias of Greenwood, on July duty, returned to his home this morning. Ben Dill near Murray was in the city today for business. D W Easter, respected Union resident, visited for a few hours. Mrs A Austani daughter Bernice of Cedar Creek left for Omaha to visit for the day. J C Hansell near Union, a well known farmer, was here yesterday on business. William Rauth of Manley renewed his subscription at the Journal. Mr and Mrs Thomas Yarland and Grandson Jack, and Mrs John McHale of Omaha visited at the Stine home, coming with Mrs Sydeham from the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Cross
Union
A. Mathias
Greenwood
Ben Dill
Near
Murray
D. W. Easter
A. ©. Austani
Bernice
Cedar Creek
Omaha
J. C. Hansell
Near Union
William Rauth
Manley
Journal
Thomas Yariand
Jack
John McHale
J. R. Stine
Sydehotham
Christmas Cards Highlight Bates Book and Stationery Store
Readers are reminded to visit Bates Book and Stationery Store at Main and Fifth in Plattsmouth for a wide line of greeting cards this Christmas season. The ad emphasizes the store as the place to find a large selection of holiday cards and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Bates Book
Main
Henry Has a New Ford
Henry Sanders, the local mail carrier, has acquired a new Ford truck to be put in service soon. The story frames it as a local note about a worker rather than the carmaker Henry Ford. It mentions the Detroit vibrator as a humorous reference and keeps tone period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Universal Car
Henry Sanders
Returns From The Hospital
Mrs C P Syde Botham returns home from Omaha after two months there and two weeks at her sister Mrs McHate’s house following an appendicitis operation at Nicholas Senn hospital. Locals express delight and hope for permanent relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Sydebotham
Omaha
Nicholas Senn Hospital
McHate
Concert Praise From Silton Letter
A reader from Silton Sask expresses appreciation for a Junior Review radio program concert. The note compliments the children’s whistling solos tunes and saxophone solos by the Spark Plus quartet and asks for the group’s next appearance. Signed by Tom Smitton with thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Review
Silton
Sask
Canada
Regina
Tom Smitton
Weather Note Describes Early Morning Rain and Hail Storm
A section reports a brief rain and hail storm between 4 and 5 am amid otherwise mild winter conditions. The article contrasts local weather favorably with harsher storms elsewhere, noting a brief active period during the early morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
D A R Cabinet Fund Drive For Public Library
The Daughters of the American Revolution have funded a new cabinet for the public library and seek community gifts. Citizens may donate books pictures records or antiques and attach donor names to items for display. The project aims to benefit the town for years and increase in value with time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Court House
Restaurant Changes Hands on Main Street
The Tincher Brothers restaurant on the north side of Main street has been sold to Mrs. Mary Kombink of Central City Nebraska who is now in charge. She will maintain the previous policy of good service. W Tincher and family plan to move to Fairbury while Harry Tincher stays in Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Tincher Brothers
Mary Kombink
Central City
Nebraska
Tincher
Fairbury
Harry Tincher
Plattsmouth
The Christmas Card
The essay notes the surge of Christmas card displays in stores and the rising costs and duties of purchasing and sending cards. It praises greetings exchanges as a laudable custom aligning with Christmas spirit, valuing memories and friendships across many people rather than costly gifts.
Gobelman Enjoys California Visit in Los Angeles Trip
Frank R. Gobelman writes from California about an enjoyable West Coast visit. He reports a wonderful time in Los Angeles and nearby areas, praising the country as paradise for the idle rich era readers. He notes a sister and an uncle Merk White and wife, plus Santa Ana residents Mr. and Mrs. Gedrze Gobelman, keeping him busy sightseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Gobelman
West
Los Angeles
Merk White
Santa Ana
Gedrze Gobelman
Dennison Seals and Stickers Sell at Bates Store
Dennison seals and stickers enhance Christmas package presentation available at Bates Book and Stationery Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Bates Book and Stationery Store
House Plans Committee Slates Action Today
Washington report says the House will organize all standing committees with Republican and Democratic selections already made. Rep Longworth will present the party slate while insurgents challenge the rules committee. A veterans committee plan is endorsed, and May Nolan becomes the first woman to chair a House committee handling expenditures in the post office department.
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Washington
House
Representative Nelson
Wisconsin
Longworth
Ohio
Nelson
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Smith
South Carolina
Cummins
Iowa
Veterans’ Committee
May Nolan
California
John Nolan
Tce
Labor Committee
Bates Book and Stationery Store Christmas Box Styles
Fancy Christmas boxes in various kinds with tissue paper and holly paper for tree dressings showcased at Bates Book and Stationery Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Book and Stationery Store
Santa letters reveal hopeful children from Plattsmouth
The Santa Claus Peat Office at H. M. Soennichsen Co. Store received multiple earnest requests. Elizabeth asks for a mamma doll or gloves, Gen seeks a stuffed kitten and rag doll, Dona R requests blocks, a dolly, and a rabbit, Catherine M hopes for a mamma doll and stocking, Roanna M asks for a blackboard table and chairs and a ball, Morgan F asks for a war drum and a power drum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus Peat
H. M. Soennichsen Co
Santa
Elizabeth
Santa Claus
Dona R
LeRoy Stohlman Improves After Bone Infection
The condition of LeRoy Stohlman son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Stollman of Louisville at Clarkson Hospital Omaha shows pleasing improvement He is steadily progressing from an illness caused by an infection of the bones in one leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Stohlman
Andrew Stollman
Louisville
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Journal Offers Special Printed Christmas Cards 1923
Advertises availability of special printed Christmas cards for the Yuletide season of 1923, inviting readers to order through the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal
Care for Bey With Mania
The state bureau of child welfare plans to place Forest Fisher, an eleven year old, under a physician's care for observation and possible surgical treatment. Injured in an auto crash a year ago, he has developed homicidal tendencies and attacked family members. His father cannot provide further medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bureau of Child Welfare
Forest Fisher
North Fifteenth
Will Locate in Omaha
Mr and Mrs A B Hess plan to move to Omaha soon after selling some local interests The family has purchased a new residence in Omaha and will relocate in a short time Friends here regret their departure and wish them happiness in the new home including their son George who attends local schools
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Hess
Omaha
Hess
Metropolis
Mrs. Hass
George
Bates Book and Stationery Store in Plattsmouth
An appeal promotes Bates Book and Stationery Store in Plattsmouth as a place to find appropriate gifts such as a nice book or fine stationery, highlighting a large selection.
State to take over Arbor Lodge early January
Nebraska officials译 confirm Arbor Lodge will be transferred to state control around January 1 Grove Porter, in charge since the state accepted the property for park purposes, announced the plan from Nebraska City on December 13.
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Nebraska City
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Hampion
John Bauer & CO
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Daily Journal
Hing
Farmers State Bank “Safety and Service For Severs
T. H. Pollock
President
Qhigan
Farm Bureau
FORD
General Delivery
Catherine M
Roanna M
Friend, Morgan F. M
Bey
Brunswick Phonograph
Simmons Beds
Simmons Bed Springs
Christ
Plattsmouth, Nebrask
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