Murdock area notes parade holiday visits and local business
Albert Thiel cuts wood on Mrs. G. Calvin land near Wabash. Many residents from Murdock visit Lincoln Liberty and Hastings for Christmas. several families travel, attend dinners, and report mild illnesses. Local tradespeople discuss farm work, shelling, and a few accidents while buses and shipments move through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Thiel
George Clvin
Wabash
Margaret Gustin
Ldie Craig
Liberty
Norton
Hn Gakemeier
Murdock
Schmidt
John Amewert
S i Lels
Phoucer
Merer
Lincoln
J. Tool and
Catherine
Mareard
Trene McDonald
Mary i Tool
Mrs. Basack
Ry Bend
Real Estate Deals and Insurance Services Offered
Farmers in Cass county and surrounding areas are presented with farms for sale. The notice also advertises comprehensive insurance offerings including life fire tornado livestock and auto coverage from the same firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
For Sale 100 Acre Farm Near Murdock
100 acre farm for sale located 1 ts miles southwest of Murdock at 268 dollars per acre. Written offers or inquiries to J. R. Veach at 09 First St Hastings Nebraska or Mrs. W Bornemeier at 1201 A St Lincoln Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
J. R. Veach
Hastings
Neb
W. Bornemeier
Lincoln
Nebraska
Had Friends For Christmas At West Of Murdock
Christmas gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W Hefer included Mr and Mrs W Geier Sr Irvin Heil family Connie Reike and family Charles Huff and families from nearby towns. Also an advertisement offering loans on eastern Nebraska farm land by C J Pothast at Farmers and Merchants Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hefer
Murdock
W. Geier, Sr
Wm. Helier, Jr
Near Algo
Irvin Heil
Creenwood
Connie Reike
South Bend
Charles Huff
Havelock
Nebraska
C. J. Pothast
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank
Nebr
Deli Spread At Strich Grove Sparks Missing 359 Pounds
A gathering at Albert Strich’s grove enjoyed roast and companions as 359 pounds of deli foods vanished. Attendees included Emil Heier, Henry Heier, Paul Henry, Martin Strich, Hilda Baumeardner, and others listed as participants. Royal Neighbors announce no Jan. 1, 1924 meeting. officer installation moved to Jan. 15 at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Strich
Emil
Henry Heier
Paul Henry
Martin Strich
Carl Meyersurgen
Hilda Baumeardner
Margaret McDonald
Elsie
Minnie Deickman
Martha
Amy Meyersurgen
Daniel
Israel Nabem
Walter Bachemeyer
Fred
Elmer Miller
Grace
Harry Gillpespte
State Muny League to Meet Next Month
The fifteenth annual session of the League of Nebraska Municipalities will be held at Grand Island January 16 and 17. William Madgett urges every municipality to send a representative. The conference will feature talks by utility authorities and officials on municipal powers and public ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nebraska
Grand Island
League
Wiliam Madgett
Mer. Madgett
Nebraka
Hastings
Kearney
Lexington
North Platte
Chadron
Th. Margett
Meyer T. J. Eisherroy
C. FL. Lambert
Burns & M Donnel Engineering Company
Richard E. Vernor
Western Actarial Bureau
Jude W. H. Barnes
Fairbury
Eugene T. Lies
Piar Greant and Recreation Association of America
G. E. Condra
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
New Bill Slashes Income Taxes as Senate Debates Plan
The text of President Mellon’s tax reform arrives as the Ways and Means Committee publishes the measure. It trims surtax rates and lowers normal and top rates, exempts 25 percent of earned income, and repeals taxes on telegrams telephones and radio messages along with small value flatware pencils and clocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treen
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Mellon
Green
Democratic Committee
Garner
Texas
Hes
Mr. Mellon
Treasury
Senate probes on road work start in Lincoln
The Nebraska state senate investigative committee meets in Lincoln to review records in the Department of Public Works and seek explanations from Washington on delays in federal aid road funds. Senators Robbins Wilkins and Banning convene to examine claims and audit potential state expenditure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
John W. Robbins
Omaha
George Wilkins
Emerson
W. B. Banning
Union
Lincoln
Roy Cochran
Department of Public Works
Senate
Bryan
Marsh
Labor
Wilkins
Thomas H. McDonald
Bureau For Roads
Washington
State Road Department
Wilson Sees Triumph of Democrats in 1924
Former President Wilson replies to the Women's National Democratic Club birthday greeting from New York praising supporters. He expresses pride in friends of the club and says he is confident 1924 will be a year of democratic triumph and prosperity for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Women's National Democratic Club, Inc
Wilson
Journal Classified Want Ad For Results
Small notice invites readers to place classified ads in the Journal to advertise wants and seek results. It highlights affordable rates and quick placement with contact details for deadlines and submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal For Resuits
Joy Wiles Rites After Sudden Death At Age Nine
Joy Wiles died after illness began Sunday evening and worsened until her death at 3 a.m. Wednesday. A prayer service followed at 10 a.m. Thursday with Rev. J. M. Evans officiating and a quartet singing. Born January 11 1915 she died December 26 1828 at age nine. She rests in Oakwood Cemetery beside a brother killed in an elevator accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Joy Wiles
Joy
J. M. Evans
Congregational Church
M. A. Thomas
Teegarden
Wiles
Oakwood Cemetery
New Year Night Radio Show Promises Wild Prizes
Community radio airs a late night program from Chicago featuring the Harmony Girls and Winds as headliners. Listeners are invited to stay up for a prize draw around 2 a.m. with a quirky “peanut” title and new shock absorbers for carts and home use described in playful prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harmony Girls
Fort Peck vocalists and Cedar Creek banjo featured in local program
F Parracut Towa will furnish the Monday night program from WGOAW. Ray Denham, Cedar Creek banjo soloist, performed several numbers from WOAW last night. The 17th Infantry band is OK, though Fort Peck vocalists are less enjoyed. Next week's lineup is not yet available, but promising acts are promised. Readers can find full details in the Omaha powers Sun Tiy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Parracut
Towa
WGOAW
Ray Denham
Cedar Creek
WOAW
17Th Infantry
O. K
Fort
Fort Worth Ku Klux Klan to Air Night Programs
The Kaldits of the Ku Klux Klan of Fort Worth Texas will host a 9 30 to 1 p m program from Star Telegram station with Monday night timing. Other week features include the 50 piece Fort Worth Police band Tuesday night and the Gold Medal bend of Westherford Thursday night. WBAI broadcasts two programs daily except weekends from 7 29 to 9 20 and 9 30 to 10 45 with WFAA Dallas on 476 meters from 8 70 to 9 20 on those nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaldits
Ku Klux Klan
Fort Worth
Texas
Star-Tete-grum
T Westherford
WBA
WFAA
Dallas
Larger Denominations to Broadcast by Radio
Chicago December 25 radio progress to spread religious teachings. Major denominations plan wide broadcast expansion to reach millions. Vatican plans Vatican radio with Marconi backed station. Protestant churches in the United States pursue similar large scale radio efforts to spread the word globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Radio Digest
Vatican
Guglielmo Marconi
United States
New Year Watch Party Listings From WS Atlanta
Listeners will enjoy New Year celebrations on WS Atlanta with Lambdin Key and entertainers. Programs include Tuuminy night 10 45 to midnight featuring 1424 Review and new material. Kalohi Hawaiian serenade airs from WS2 after bath Saturday night. Station plans nightly airings next week 9 to 9 except Sunday with 20 45 Raidowl program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Gorgila
Lambdin Key
Algo
Perfod Mies
Imo Kalohi
WS2
Silent New Year Davenport Broadcasts Likely
Davenport will be quiet all day January 1 with possible Monday night food Watch party. The Nat Assn of Broadcasters selections air Thursday nights and old nights, featuring orchestral tunes and baritone Rochte singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Rochte
Dream Daddy
Sidelights on Chapel Service and Broadcast Trip
Sidelights praise Rev McClusky and choir for a chapel service. The cantata The Story of Belgium drew praise after Lynn Minor triggered an announcer cigarette, and participants enjoyed a trip to the broadcasting station observing radio transmission. Alice Craig Phelps of Werren Ohio received notice her name was mentioned with letters arriving from readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClusky
Belgium
Lynn Minor
Alice Craig Phelps
Werren
Ohio
Radio as a Means of Spiritual Regeneration Considered
A discussion notes the practicability of radio for spiritual regeneration. The fragment reflects on media as a tool for religious renewal and public influence within contemporary society.
Operation for Mr. Fitzpatrick in Omaha hospital
William Rice and his daughter Mrs John Fitzpatrick traveled to Omaha to visit Mr Fitzpatrick at St Catherine s hospital where he underwent an appendectomy. He passed through the operation in fine shape and is reported improving, bringing relief to many county friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rice
John Fitzpatrick
Weeping Water
Omaha
Fitzpatrick
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Card of Thanks for J. L. Speck Death
To the kind friends and old neighbors who were so kind to us at the death of our father J. L. Speck we express heartfelt appreciation for the flowers and those who assisted at the funeral services The Children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Murdock
J. L. Speck
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Murdock Department
Enry A. Huthmen
Piatt
Guthpoo
W. O. Gillespie
M. Sorick
Philip Buskirk
Scotts Bluff
Milo Buskirk
Lords Block
Wm. Helier
Cora Rissman
Carl Rissman
Lester Thimrhn
H. H. Lawton
Herry Gillespie
Wm. McNamara
Fairmont
Tobias
W. T. Wedde
Max Dusterhoff
Joe Wutchinek
Wesshington
el Paso
Lydia Herring
A Lever
Minn
Interior Department
Government of
Galveston
W. T. Weddell
Weddell
Catherine Tool
Cambridge
A. J. Tool
Herman Kupke
Wm. Deickman
Pr. A. R. Hornberk
Dusterhoff
T. S. Rager
Roger
California
B. Gorthy
Arthur Jones
Venus
Geo. Vanderberg
Gorthey
A. H. Ward
John Gakemeier
E. W. Thimgan
J. EB. McHuck
Murdock Mercantile Company
West Point
Heal Estate
Emik Kuehn
Sandhelm
Iurdgc K
Trunkenbolz Oil Company
Asur
Charlie Schafer
Issues Messege
Fonrnel
ETAO
Co Shaett
Caneda A Cubs
Jonreal
Thimgan Garage
Nauman Lumber Co
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