Nehawka News Tides of Christmas Travel and Local Goings
Local notes from Nehawka detail residents and visitors including L J Austin at the blacksmith shop with Thomas Fulton, Frank Trotter's pork shipment to a farmer near Nehawka, and Earl Nelson visiting from Vermont. Christmas basketball plans, road conditions, and family travels mark a busy midwinter period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Austin
Thomas E. Fulton
Frank Trotter
Nebraska City
Nehawka
Wv. P. Sheldon
Henry Wessell
Earl Nelson
East Wallingford
Vermont
Sheldons
Pollards
Doris Magney
Albert Anderson
Plattsmouth
Warren Munn
Les Creamer
Althens
Meese Merril Sheldon
Rbarnest Pollard, Jr
Velmza Stell
State University At
Lincoln
J. J. Pollard
West
Netawkea
Astoria
Washington
Pollard
Rri. F. Green
Peoria
Green
California
Albert Wolfe
Rey Krantz
Omaha
Nehawkua
Death claims Little Lois Ruth Ross
Mr and Mrs Martin Ross welcomed a daughter on June 11 1923 named Lois Ruth a bright child loved by parents grandparents and her grandfather Stewart Rough. She fell ill about a week ago despite medical care and nursing and died Friday morning at 2 30. Funeral services were held Saturday at 1 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Rough
Mount Pleasant
W A. Taylor
Union
Martin Ross
Lois Ruth
Nehawka Gun Club Geese Shoot Highlights Winners
The Nehawka Gun Club held a Sunday shoot at their grounds to compete for geese in hand. W J Wunderlich earned nine geese with Pollard Switzer Hanson and Opp taking several. Bartes Young and his son Bobbie traveled from Weeping Water and the son won a match against his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehawka Gun Club
W. J. Wunderlich
George Pollard
Clyde Switzer
John Hanson
John Opp
Bartes Young
Bobbie
For Sale Poultry in Alvo Nebraska
Accredited Barred Rock hens for sale at 15 dollars per dozen if taken at once. Accredited Buff Orpington cockerels at 2 dollars each if taken at once. Contact Mrs Will Copple in Alvo Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Copple
Alvo, Nebraska
Blood Bitters Cleansing Tonic Promoted for Skin Eruptions
An old advertisement touts Burtlock Blood Bitters as a cleansing blood tonic for disfiguring skin eruptions and rashes. It claims impurities in blood cause scrofula and pimples and presents the product as a remedy.
Public Auction Near Mynard Seeks Property Buyers
A public sale opens at 11 o clock Tuesday January 6 six miles west of Mynard near the German Evangelical church. Household goods farm machinery horses cattle hogs and seed corn items numbered included with terms cash under ten dollars or credit six months on larger sums with bankable note at eight percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mynard
German Evangelical Church
John Deere
Anker-Holt
Auctioneer Rex Young Supervises Bank Notice
P A Horn as owner and Rex Young as auctioneer oversee a banking notice with First National Bank acting as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Horn
Rex Young
First Nat. Bank
Central Period Christ's Ministry and Teachings
A historical outline of Christ's ministry highlighting apostles chosen, Sermon on the Mount and Lord's Prayer, parables such as the sower, miracles including feeding 5000 and Lazarus, and lessons like the prodigal son and Zacchaeus conversion. It notes discipleship, faith trials, and key scripture references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Peter
Andrew
John
James
Zehbadee
Jesus
Mathew
Bartholomew Nathaniel
Thomas
Alpheus
Simon ¢All Zofates
Philip Judas
Judas Iscariot
Gallifee
John Gian
Samaritan
Lazarus
Martha
Zaccheus
Groh to Return to the Giants Next Season
Heinie Groh, veteran third baseman, will man his usual position as the New York Giants prepare for the pennant race next spring. Manager John McGraw announced Groh will return after being sidelined by a leg issue and replaced by Freddie Lindstrom in the World Series against the Washington Senators. Groh batted .280 in 145 games this season after joining the Giants in 1911 and spells out a long career across multiple clubs with a 1921 return to the Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Heinie Groh
Giants
John McGraw
Tadey
Groh
Washington Senators
Freddie Lindstrom
Wile
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Nebraska Bar Association to Hold 25th Convention in Omaha
About 500 Nebraska attorneys converge in Omaha December 29 and 30 for the 25th annual Nebraska State Bar association meeting. Notables include Judge J W Woodrouth Leslie M Shaw and Senator James A Reed with events at the Fontenelle Hotel and Elks Club and speeches on constitutional liberty and menaces to the constitution. Officers named include President Fred A Wright and Secretary Anan Raymond with R W DeVoe and others on the executive council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Omaha
Nebraska State Bar Association
Frote
Woodrouth
University of Nebraska College of Law
Hotel Fontenelle
Omaha Par Association
Elks Club
Nebraska Association of District Judges
Leslie M. Shaw
Iowa
the Treasury
James A. Reed
Missouri
Association
Hotel
Fontenelle
The
Agesociation
Fred A. Wright
L. C. Westwood
Tecumseh
R. H. Beatty
North Platte
FL S. Berry
Wayne
Anan Raymond
Virgil T. Haggart
Fred A. Wrirght
James A. Rodman
R. W. DeVoe
Turangian Toys In Santa's Pack From Thuringia
Berlin reports Thuringian and Nuremberg toy makers send a rich spread of dolls animals and railroads worldwide. The industry grew from stable currency and better times with family crafts from carving sewing painting and coloring. New novelties include squeeze dog for girls and metal skeleton dirigible kits for boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Thuringian
Nuremburg
Thuringia
Thurin Zia
Fritz
Gretchen
Nuembere
Europe
Toyland
Neu Koelin
Potsdam
Basketballers to Work From Monday’s Daily
High school students enjoy vacation while the basketball squad stays busy with practice on Wednesday and Friday afternoons. The team shows marked improvement and aims to be ready for the resumption of the schedule after the vacation.
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High Schiod
Mrs Martha Weterkamp Improves After Fall Injury
Mrs Martha Weterkamp, injured after a fall at Fifth and Main, shows marked improvement from home state reports. She remains bedridden but condition is more encouraging to family and friends as she recovers from a badly fractured ankle.
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Monden
Martha Weterkamp
Fifth
Main Streets
Wetenkamp
Fractured limb patient shows continued improvement
The patient and family celebrate the steady recovery progression from a fractured limb, with optimism that healing will continue until full restoration and removal of remaining effects of the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shane
Recommendations to bar deluxe buses from highways
Washington, Der. 20. The National Conference on Street and Highway Safety committee proposes banning deluxe buses with wider rear wheel spread unless they can traverse all highway sections without encroachment when meeting opposing traffic. The report urges uniform signs and signals, better parking, and right of way for parking spaces to improve visibility and future highway widening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Der
National Conference On
Latcer Seretions
Public Auction at Plattsmouth Farm Near Mur ray
Public sale at the Fred Hild farm seven miles west of Plattsmouth on Monday January 5 at 10 a.m. Includes horses and cattle many weights ages 4 to 12, five milk cows, two milk heifers, farm equipment like mowers plows cultivators listers binders and wagons, shop tools and household goods. Terms cash under 16 dollars, over 10 dollars six months credit. Wm Otterstein & Son R F Patterson Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Thomas
Nebraska City
Charles Chappell
Col Rex Young
Walter J. Wunderlich
A. L Sprague
Nehawka
John G. Wunderlich
Wunderlich
Brewster
Sand Hills
Fred Hild
Plattsmouth
Murray
Peoria
Stroughton
McCormick
Bradley
J. I. Case
Deering
John Deere
Rock Island
Ohio
Wm. Otterstein
Small percentage of accidents blamed on construction defects
The committee found that only a very small percentage of today’s street and highway accidents can be attributed directly to construction and engineering defects.
Itching piles provoke profanity and abatement advised
A fragment notes a medical claim for piles with Dean's abatment recommended for itching, bleeding or protruding piles. It mentions Den Afries arriving from Mt. Pleasant Iowa to visit his parents Mr and Mrs A All Arries and celebrate with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
den Afries
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Mrs. A. All Arries
Public Farm Auction Near Louisville Seeks Sale of Livestock and Goods
A public auction on the farm near Louisville offers purebred Duroc Jersey hogs, sows, gilts, fall pigs, work horses, cattle, and extensive farm implements and household goods. The sale includes machinery by John Deere and McCormick, hay, harnesses, plus barbed wire and water tanks, with a six month credit on items over ten dollars. Sale starts at 0 o'clock a.m. Wednesday January 7 with cash for under ten dollars and bankable notes on larger sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Weeping Water
Manley
Joe
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Death
Merry Christmas
Nehawka, Nebr
Bert Willis
Nebawka
United States Lawn Tennis Association
English Lawn Tennis Association
Council
English Association
Journal Oftica
James Reed
Trurangian Toys
Christies
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Nausa
Kansa City
St. Lou
Cail
H. L. Thomas
Missouri Pacific Railroad CO
Pletsmouth, Nei
Rtaeoaly
Racific
Newton
Monitor
Great Western
Jenny
Rhode Island
Walter Stohlman
G. F. Jochim
W. J. Rau
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