Local Notes Reflect Illness Travel and Events
Dr. L. D. Lee travels to Lincoln for professional business. John Eppings shows improvement after two weeks illness. Miss Mary Deickmann visits sister Mrs. Fred Towle near Wabash. S. P. Lies covers A. H. Ward station during Ward’s absence last week. Martha Lau visits Mrs. Henny Heinemann and enjoys a pleasant lay. Charles Buell returns from Plattsmouth to succumb the film and rests briefly. Fred Lendstedt of Grand Island visits Mrs. Deickmann over the weekend. Mrs. Roy Gortney recovers from flu and resumes home duties. Henry Brandt bedridden with flu last week. Wm. Riki family down with grippe, all recover. BE. W. Thingam ill with stomach trouble and rheumatism, trying to work. Reichmann family homebound with influenza. hope to recover. Homer H. Lawton assists Otto Inter with corn, weather hampers progress. Mrs. H. E. Lawton visits daughter Mrs. M. R. Weile south of Lincoln. enjoyed the trip. Harold Luetchens visits Ord over the weekend to see a friend. corn in Ord similar to here. Mrs. M. J. Crawford and son Robert have flu but show improvement. Christmas program planning meeting held at Henry Manns. roads unsafe for travel. Henry Henne overhauls auto for winter service. Mildred Foster learns of father-in-law’s death. funeral to Milford. Edith Miller, student at state university, ill with flu in Lincoln. care given and improvement hoped.
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L. D. Lee
Lincoln
John Eppings
Mary Deickmann
Fred Towle
Wabash
S. P. Lies
A. H. Ward
Mr. Ward
Martha Lau
Henny Heinemann
Charles Buell
Roy Gortney
Henry Brandt
Herman Schweppe
Wm. Riki
BE. W. Thingam
Fredinald Reichmann
Homer H. Lawton
Otto Inter
H. E. Lawton
M. R. Weileing
Henry Mann
Henry Hennebi
Mildred Foster
Stocking Shop Again In Omaha Visit By U S Oil Co’s Gillespie
W O Gillespie representative of the U S Oil Co. visited Omaha on Wednesday for a tank of high grade gas for use at the Murdock field and to prepare for storage. He was accompanied by A H Ward who recently took over his garage and bought parts and a battery charger for the shop.
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W. O. Gillespie
U. S. Oil Co
Omaha
Murdock
A. H. Ward
Nursing student Elsie Deickmann to graduate in June
Miss Elsie Deickmann completing a three year trained nursing course at Adventist Hospital and Sanitarium Battle Creek Michigan with high honors and to receive her diploma in June.
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Elsie Deickmann
Adventist Hospital and Sanitarium
Battle Creek
Michigan
Mrs Hempke Severely Ill After Neck Growth Removal
Mrs Edward Hempke suffered a large neck growth that was removed and caused serious illness. Mrs Rev A G Zach attends her during the illness.
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Hempke
Edward Hempke
Rev
A. G. Zach
Four Square Club Candy Making Meeting
The Four Square Club met December 10 at Mrs. E. W. Thimegan’s after a singing lesson. Eight to nine groups worked on candy and decorations with varied success. Visitors included Mrs. J. Buck Mrs. H. W. Tool Mrs. Shupe of Greenwood and Miss Mary J. Tool. The next meeting is January 21 1929 at 7 30 pm at the school house.
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Four Square Club
E. W. Thimegan
J. Buck
H. W. Tool
Shupe
Greenwood
L. D. Lee
Mary J. Tool
Two Kings Enter Mur Dock in Checkeredome Duel
In Mur dock chess arena two kings, John Gacke meier and Roy Gortney, have defeated Bill Smith the longtime champ, who seeks a new location to begin alfalfa patches afterward.
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Checkerdome
Murdock
John Gackemeier
Roy Gortney
Bill Smith
Invincible
Wedding Expected for Popular Local Couple Next Week
Rumor says a well regarded pair from near Murdock will wed on December 20. Officials refrain from naming the couple but extend congratulations and best wishes for a long and happy life.
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Murdock
War tensions rise as ParaguayBolivia dispute escalates
The Pan American conference seeks arbitration as Paraguay accuses Bolivia of frontier mobilization. Kellogg prepares strong notes urging border troop withdrawal and a peaceful settlement. Bolivian and Paraguayan delegates did not attend, while Argentina shows mixed signals amid regional mobilizations.
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Washington
Paraguay
Bolivia
Kellogg
Republic
Juan V. Ramirez
Victor Mauriua
Peru
Legation
Latin America
South America
Don Eduardo Diez de Medina
Chaco
Omaha Bee-News
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Job Opening Seeks Applicants In Oslo Journal Ad
Local notice invites applicants for a position advertised in the Oslo Journal. Details include how to apply and deadlines for submission.
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Oslo
Journal
Farm-Factory Growth Prompts Debate in Agriculture
The American Society of Agricultural Engineers discussed large scale farming led by Thomas D. Campbell’s 100000 acre Montana operation. Experts urged efficiency through factory like organization while warning family farming may vanish without better methods and cost studies.
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Chicago
Corn Belt
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Thomas D. Campbell
Montana
Organization of Agriculture
E. G. Nourse
Institute of Economics At
Washington
Campbell
Southwest Wheat Belt
Expansion of Serptrktion farming and science in agriculture
A historical note argues that without applying scientific principles to production the family farm is doomed. J Ward Nelson predicts large farming enterprises will arise in the corn belt, with management farming growing then yielding to family farming as real science is adopted.
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J. Ward Nelson
West Canning
Varteleepee
Farm Bureau Organization
Corn Belt
Senate approves quarter of a billion for enforcement
Congress without debate approves a $270 million enforcement boost for prohibition, proposed by Senator Bruce to fund stricter enforcement and more courts. House opposition looms, as leaders worry the rise will wreck fiscal plans. Bruce insists it's needed to enforce the dry act. World-Herald reports the episode amid Treasury salary debates and post office funding.
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Washington
Senate
House
Bruce
Dem
Congress
Treasury Post Office
Doran
Prohibition Bureau
Maryland
Treasury
Warren
Appropriations Committee
Kink
Utah
Moses
Rep
N. H
Mills
Lord
Postoffice
World-Herald
Nebraska expansion hinges on matching growth with resources
Dr George E Condra of the University of Nebraska told Omaha Rotary Club that state and city business leaders must align expansion plans with available resources. He described a state survey providing data on water, oil prospects, and markets to forecast future demand and guide trade territory evaluation. He noted that oil prospects are possible, with Riverton among areas of interest.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Azure
Omaha ‘Rotary Club
George Ei Condta
University of Nebome
Nate Ae
Tepartines
New
Th Tegar
Condra
Riverton
Sale at Journal office sparks large crowd
A large sale was held at the Journal office attracting many customers. The advertisement highlights items priced at 50 cents each and signals a dynamic, cash friendly event for local readers.
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J Journal
Campaign to Fight the Flu Grows Across Agencies
Washington reports surge in flu cases as Surgeon General Cumming outlines precautionary measures with isolation and home care. Congress debates a 25 million dollar emergency appropriation to bolster the effort, while Marine Hospital in New Orleans expands staff and wards amid outbreaks.
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Washington
Cumming
Board of Strategy
Tennessee
Surgery General
Congress
Edwards
Georgia
G. W. McCoy
W. H. Frost
J. P. Leake
Marine
W. C. Rucker
Marine Hospital
New Orleans
Nation loses two billion yearly to soil erosion
Washington reports that more than 2 billion dollars in plant food is lost annually as over 1.5 billion tons of soil wash away from fields and pastures. H H Bennett says erosion removes far more plant food than crops return, with 30 million acres abandoned in a decade. The issue links to national defense, flood control and farm relief.
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Washington
H. H Nett
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Bennett
Christmas Gift Hint Turns Into Style Tip
A playful note advises turning a simple Christmas gift into a fashion statement. The suggestion emphasizes dressing up the gift’s contents with stylish wrapping and accessories to enhance its appeal.
Yosemite Named Most Popular National Park in 1928
Washington reports Yosemite in California led national parks in 1928 with nearly twice the visitors of Oklahoma’s Platt, and total park attendance rose by about 206,600 from the prior year. Yellowstone drew 230,984 visitors and other parks attracted 199,099.
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Washington
Yosemite
California
National
Platt Oklahoma
National Parks
Yellowstone
Het Spribes
Prison men escape Nashville inmates defy high voltage
Scale walls of a prison in Nashville Tennessee as three inmates John Ruffo eighteen Homer Smith twenty two and Alfred Baldwin twenty six escape. A prison siren sounds and a posse pursues them. Ruffo serves ten years for attempted robbery Smith a ninety nine year term for murder.
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Nashville
Tenn
Dee
John Ruffo
Homer Smith
Tipton County Alarer
Alfred Baldwin
Hamilton County
State Penitentia
Buffo
Smith
Senate antileague group pushes Moses resolution on Kellogg pact
A powerful Senate bloc moves to block ratification of the Kellogg-Briand treaty. Senator Moses leads a measure redefining the US position, with Reed Shipstead and Borah backing it. President Coolidge warns the pact does not bind the US. Borah schedules daily meetings to push a vote.
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Washington
Senate
America
League of Nations
Moses
New Hampshire
Reed
cMimouri
Shipstead
F.L
Anesota
Coolidge
White House
United States
Borah
Idaho
Ific Committee
Reed-Moses- Shipstead
Senate of the
Lincoln era line echoes in a call for liberty and opportunity
The excerpt invokes Lincoln and the nation's founding ideals of liberty and equal opportunity. It asserts that democracy must remain open to all, opposing collective ownership slogans and warning against extremism while affirming a government of the people.
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Gaceritage
Wise
Manship
Bequests Noted In Will Containing Names Miss Longfellow
An archaic text item lists bequests including a 30 000 amount to BelI college and mentions Miss Longfellow and Henry vanwois Tankworm in a will. The fragment hints at 15 000 bequests and references a poet figure.
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