Murdock Notes Local Travel and Home Renovations
Last Friday residents William and Pred Stuck departed for Lincoln with wives to attend to business and visit friends. Carl Slapho refurnishes two rooms at his country home while Andy Zevutil Wile decorates another room southwest of town. Various residents undertake renovations as winter weather and coal conditions affect daily life and shop hours.
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William
Pred
Lincoln
Carl Slapho
Andy Zevutil
Wile Atse
Max Qasterhelm
Hte Wirkhen
Mo Ol. Thoman
Mimer Thoman
Stewart
Pred Dickumn
Tandgly
Elmwood
Murdock
Ecatch
Thorrock Eslaad
Tool
Omaha
Hteh School
Lois Jaehitan
Chorce
Mur- Heck
Lacey Mcdonald
Werther
Carl Wendl
Bank Deposits Guaranteed by State Guaranty Fund
A fragmented notice describes confidence in a local bank's stability and customer protection. It asserts deposits are guaranteed by a state fund and emphasizes experienced officers and confidentiality. The text reads as a promotional piece for bank reliability and customer trust.
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Guaranty Fite
Ninaskit
Miss Nora Bauechman Visit and Farewell Notes
OCR text records a visitor Nora Bauechman at Briesh Pace’s home northeast of Murray for a few days. It mentions departures, health concerns, and various locals including Wm Gehrts, Gus Wendt, Art Bereemoore, and J L Pl Baars, plus a Wed/Sat train travel to Lincoln and Osengeestteest.
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Nora Bauechman
Briesh
Murray
Werk J. PP
Hottie
Kanes
Perth
Mardiwehk
Wm. Gehrts
Omatia
Iwi
Gus Wendt
Art Bereemoee
Tor
Pastridiy
Ory Selnors
Tie Dome
Lincok
Sadar
Willard Jockman
Lois Jackman
Alurdock Merchants Rally for Coal Shortage Measures
The Alurdock chamber reports local merchants pulled together to conserve coal during a strike. Stores closed early at six and reopened nine, impacting sales. E Mclonald runs a soft drink parlor and sells a Mun Wel talking machine, praised as an excellent instrument.
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Alurdock
E. Mclonald
Visiting in Omaha and Lincoln by a traveler
A traveler visited Omaha last Thursday then returned in the evening and went to Lincoln the next day to spend time with his mother and relatives. He planned more visits while cold weather and heavy snow hindered work unloading corn.
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Omaha
Boruenicier
Thursiday
Wekhie
Lincoln
Heineman Visits Family Before Returning to Farm Work
Last Thursday Wm Heineman, long in White Lake South Dakota, arrived in Murdock to visit his brother Henry W Heineman for a brief stay. After the visit he plans to move to Pawnee County to farm next year. He was joined in Omaha by friends who came with him to Murdock.
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Wm. Heineman
White Lake
South Dakota
Murdock
Henry W Heineman
Pawnee County
Omaha
Frontere
T Murdock
Fine Display of Fables and Art at Airpiock Mercantile
A display showcased various fables and painted pieces at Airpiock Mercantile. The stone, man painting, and cut glass offered a broad variety including alchemical ware and seasonal confections for Yuletide.
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Airpiock Mercantile Companys
Local Father Delays School Start Due to Severe Weather
Henry Ovhterking kept children at school until the end of the first period last Friday amid threatening weather. He sent them home as conditions worsened, noting continued cold and heavy snow make travel difficult for students.
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Henry
Daughter Improves After Operation For Mrs Krevecer
Report from West Point details Mrs John Krevecer's recovery after an operation. Her husband Charles Hite and daughter are described as improving, with friends in Munioeh hoping she fully regains her accustomed health.
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Charles FL Tite
Hatchelor’s
Jolin Krevecer
West Point
Buck
Interior work on new tune of fir
A rough report notes workmen finishing the interior of the new tune of fir. Frank Melvin and Wier are praised for quality. Max Dnesterior and M. AL Littler coordinate with Frank Burnell to complete tasks. The crew aims to finish promptly and have the home ready for opening.
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Frank Melvin
Max
Miiranroe
M. AL
Unclear OCR note about travel between Santa Ana and California
The fragment describes Arthur and Minnie Hiceter visiting Santa Ana and Hye Alumdook with Cadiffernin and others. It mentions a return to the West, a stay in New York, and a trip involving Criemds and a person named Marriiia Schildini. The text is garbled with many misspellings and incomplete phrases.
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Arthur
Minnie Hiceter
Santa Ana
Cadiffernin
Pest
New York
Ana
Grandma Schewe Illness Prompts Family Care Roll
The Schewe family shares news of Grandma Schewe's grave illness and demands prayers for recovery. The letter describes her severe bone and foot problems and the strain on caregivers as they seek medical attention and comfort.
Mission Circle Met Last Week in Snowbound Event
Members of the Yoru Peoples Mission Citebe met last Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr Wood Mires north of tie efte, enjoying a lively afternoon of music and entertainment. A mishap with a snowbound bat caused a brief disruption but no injuries, while Mise Martio Sobiicmeten of Santa Apa showcased a whistling exhibit.
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Amuritoe
Tharch
Ood Mires
Miller
Tie
Ali
Dante
Santa Apa
Prosperous Business Ties Highlight Jersey Visit
JFO McHuch, noted mogul of the Alurdeck Shere, visited Onpalin Inert Thursday and returned Friday. Mr MedHurl stayed busy joking with local traders while Selina Braathle assisted customers, and the store pursued progress in Mirrdock under Mr Meliuch’s management.
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Selina Braathle
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Murdock Department
Gerris
Ed Thimeen
Christuns
Sadowi
Peelley
The
Bank of Murdock
Henry A. Tool
J. E. Guthmann
H A. Guthmann
Werm van Sclmmidt
Art Romenies
Eerrings
wAlone
Weilleclien
Mix Martin Schiinieter
Swatea
Ana California
Murdock Iercantile Coa
Grandma Schewe
Mission Circle
Huse Thresher
Rey
Huber Manufacturing Co
Marion, O
William Rush
Murdock, Nebr
Mirrdock
Mr. Meliuch
Cheney
Madras
Eastman Kodaks Kodiaks
Georgette
Derry
Murdock Mercantile Company
Murdock, Nebraska
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