Murdock Social Notes Record Weekend Visits and Local Events
Murdock notes recount Ray Gamlin delivering cattle for Leo Rikil to the South Onwhe market last Thursday. W B Banning aids corn loans near Murdock. Bank of Murdock staff visits Omaha for business. Local residents visit Lincoln for pre Christmas shopping. Visits include Mrs August Panska and Mrs John Shoeman families. Miss Minnie Kimberly travels from Los Angeles after her father W E B Newkirk’s death. The Bradford and Kuchs families travel between Carleton Omaha for business and shopping. Hunters from Omaha enjoy a coon hunt near Murdock, securing two opossums. Pep club hosts a social at the school. Myra McDonald and sister visit from Kansas City. Ben Noell visits Orville Neell family. newborn niece welcomed. A newlyweds stay week at Alvin Bornemeier’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Gamlin
Leo Rikil
W. B. Banning
Union
Murdock
Henry A. Tool
Omaha
Bank of Murdock
Eddie Craig
Liberty
Minnie Kimberly
L. D. Lee
W. E B. Newkirk
Los Angeles
Emil Kuchs Veces
Viola Everett
Afr
D. & Bradford
Carleton
O. E. Bradford
C. E. Bradford
Myra McDonald
O. E. McDonald
Murray
Lannie Black
Kansas City
Margaret Moore
Orville Neell
Alvin Bornemeier
Wanted Red Clover Seed Buyers Seek Samples at Elevator
Advertises purchase of red clover seed with a promise of the best price. Encourages farmers to bring or mail samples to the local elevator for evaluation and quotation.
Chivalrous serenade delight for newlyweds
A playful serenade by chivalrous guests accompanied the wedding celebration, delighting the couple and the performers as the couple enjoyed the serenade and the lively charivari.
Neitzel Family Welcomes New Grandchild in Hyannis
L Neitzel and wife celebrate the arrival of a fine young lady born to Mrs Catherine Lowe and husband The Lowe child makes the Neitzels great grandparents The mother and child are reported to be progressing well while the exact reaction of the Neitzels remains to be seen Overall the snippet captures a small town birth notice with family connections and local pride
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Neitzel
Hyannis
Catherine Lowe
Arrival of Son and Heir Master Merle Bryan McDonald
Merle Bryan McDonald arrived in Murdock on Monday December 11 to the greetings of Mr and Mrs William Jennings Bryan McDonald and friends. His grandmothers Mrs Hannah McDonald and Mrs E W Thimgan of Plattsmouth were present. All are doing nicely and the household is joyful.
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Merle Bryan McDonald
William Jennings Bryan McDonald
Murdock
Hannah McDonald
E. W. Thimgan
Plattsmouth
Amgwerts Entertain Friends at Murdock Bridge Night
Mr and Mrs Henry G Amgwert entertained at their Murdock home last Tuesday evening hosting a pleasant bridge gathering with friends and a delightful luncheon served before departure.
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Henry G. Amgwert
Murdock
Murdock and Elmwood Battle In Local Basketball Night
Murdock high school defeated Elmwood high 25 to 22 in the main game. The second teams won 21 to 16 while the town team fell 16 to 47 to Elmwood. The three games formed a full evening of basketball for the fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock High School
Elmwood High
Elmwood
Corn Loans Pour Cash Into Farmers Near Murdock
Corn loans at 45 cents per bushel flood Murdock area with cash as farmers secure funding for the crop. The influx supports middle west farmers and local business while aiding tax and debt obligations amid public works programs. Prosperity and dollar restoration to 1926 levels are hoped for in the coming months.
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Corm
Murdock
Middle West
Christmas Decorations at Bates Bock Store Line
Prepare for the Christmas season with a large selection of decorations at the Bates Bock Store. The store carries all kinds of festive items to brighten homes for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Bock
Robber gang holds women motorists in Wolsey bank raid
Three robbers seized a State bank at Wolsey taking 1000 dollars and captured two women motorists, Mrs. Frank Yoder and Miss Lydia Kocher, for five hours. The pair, from near Weselunton, were released near Barnard after a long drive north as the bandits, who wrecked their car earlier, kept the pace steady and avoided towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
State Bank of
Frank Yoder
Lydia Kocher
Weselunton
Barnard
Here
Weasington
Mrs. Yoder
Miss Rocher
Rail line abandonments push back hearings amid stalled full crew repeal
Nebraska officials report only one railroad abandonment since the last legislative session. A Burlington spur from Chaico near Randall will face a Dec. 18 hearing on removal, motivated by a sand pit shutdown and heavy bridge upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Althe
C& A. Randall
State Railway Commission
Burlington
Chaleo
Randall
Interstate Commerce Commbtion
Omaha
Bronx City
Bryan
Suytegic Court
Chaico
Platts River
Randell
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis and Omaha
Yankton
D. C
Burlington Railroad
Kansas
Missouri
McCool Junction
Fairmont
State grants raise emergency education funds in Nebraska
Nebraska officials report the emergency educational program allotment for teachers has increased to 18 500 dollars a month from 1 000. Governor Bryan and State Superintendent Taylor discuss official notices and disbursement procedures while local concerns about school access for rural students are reviewed.
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Taytor
Nebraska
J Rh. Alderman
Emergency Educational Program
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Washington
Taylor
Tehpola
Smith
Relef
Relief Committee
Bryan
Fred Kinert
Modale
Sugar Production Limit Considered Under Act
Washington reports Secretary Wallace indicated sugar could be designated a basic commodity under the agricultural adjustment act, triggering acreage reduction and benefit payments if Congress amends the act. A campaign among sugar growers could launch similar to wheat and cotton programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
Congress
Journal Wan Ads Deliver Results In Test Campaign
Local ads campaign shows measurable response with improved inquiries and traffic after launch. Researchers note steady engagement across several platforms and describe initial metrics as promising for broader rollout.
Steffens Laughs It Off Amid Illness On Train
Lincoln Steffens 67, famed author and editor, fell ill Tuesday in Chicago after addressing the Rotary Club. He recovered enough to travel home to Carmel California and joked that 1933 has been the funniest year, despite a physician ordering ten days rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Lincoln Steffens
New York
Chicago
Steffens
Rotary Orb
Carmel
Calif
Bates Book Store Brings Wide Christmas Decoration Line
The Bates Book Store offers a large and handsome selection of decorations to brighten homes and bring out the Christmas spirit.
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Bates Book Store
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Murdock Grain Co
Henry Carsten
Ils
Woodward's Box
Cigars & Cigarettes
Ehesfier
B& Large
Farcy Cisth
Lotus
Bill Fels
Hey
Sheaffer
Magic Black
Dominoes
Old Maid
Jack Straws
Brester Set
Pat Jane
Drummer Boy
Chubby Chief
Grandy Doodle
Lucky Monk
Tabie Ternise
Ecbber
Tex
Bates Gift Shop
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