Ledwith Named President of Nebraska Bar Association
John J. Ledwith of Lincoln, leading the conservative faction, won the Nebraska State Bar Association presidency at the convention’s close, defeating Clinton J. Campbell 259 to 214. He carried his full ticket, with Harvey Johnson as secretary and W. J. Hagree as treasurer, and three vice presidents James Lanigan Herman Schroeder and Thomas Mororw. A proposed constitutional amendment on nominating officers from the floor was sent to a committee for next year.
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Omaha
John J. Ledwith
Lincoln
Nebraska State Bar Association
Ledwith
J. J. Thomas
Seward
Clinton J. Campbell
Plate
Harvey Johnson
W. J. Hag- Ree
James Lanigan
Greeley
Thomas Mororw
Iiebluff
Herman Schroeder
Astings
Charles F. McLaughlin
Aha
Association
Rct
Alh Supreme Court District
Wallace Calls Out Hog Tax Evaders in Processing Fees
Secretary Wallace warned local hog buyers and small processors against deducting the processing tax from prices paid to farmers. He urged farmers to avoid such buyers and asked for reports of offending hog purchasers to Dr. A. G. Black of the farm administration.
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Washington
Wallace
Farm Administration
A. G. Black
Plattsmouth Produce Farmers Co op Notice 1934 Hours
Notice shows weekday hours 8 a m to 6 p m and Saturday to 10 p m from January 1 to April 1 1934. Closed Wednesday night.
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Plattsmouth Produce Farmers Co-Op
Cream.y
Treasury lists PWA payments to states and cities
Washington reports public works payments to states and municipalities totaled 46.174 million since Dec 1, with overall December outlays rising to 77.35 million excluding Civil Works Administration funds. Ickes warns of canceling allotments for slow-starting projects as federal and local expenditures climb.
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Washington
Treasury
Ickes
Daaily
Civil Works Administration
Public Works Administration
Works Administration
Icks
Congress
Greece Wins Boosted Wine Quota With Rice Trade
Washington reports Greece is allowed to export 125000 gallons of wines and liquors to the United States in exchange for 3000 tons of American rice. The deal, concluded by Greek minister Charal̄ombos Simouplos and the interdepartmental alcohol committee, raises the initial 25000 gallon quota to five times that amount as Greece agrees to take surplus US rice.
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Washington
Greece
United States
Charlambos Simouplos
Meisinger Visits City to Renew Journal Subscription
Louis G. Meisinger, a leading farmer from west of the city, spent a short time in town on Friday and stopped by the Journal office to renew his daily newspaper subscription.
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Louis G. Meisinger
Journal
Christmas Roundup of Greenwood Residents Visit Homes
Local notices recount numerous Christmas visits among Greenwood families and friends. Names include Lee Knolle Ira Lamb Leona Larsen J. C. Stern family Abe Stine Elmwood Bucknell clan and many others visiting Lincoln Omaha and nearby towns during the holiday period.
Hope to Furnish Work for Men at Greenwood
A Greenwood delegation plans to ask county commissioners at Plattsmouth to let unemployed local men fill the Salt Creek site to complete the road and straightening of the old bridge approach. They favor shovels and wheelbarrows over steam shovels and dump wagons, aligning with government employment goals.
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Salt Creek
Greenwood
Plattsmouth
Board of County Commissioners
Family Reunion At Greenwood Home Welcomes Troulson Visit
A Greenwood area family gathering marks New Year at the home of Mr and Mrs Jesse Browne. Their daughter Mrs Carl Troulson with her husband and two children Miss Fae and Horace arrived last week from an unspecified location for the celebration.
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Jesse Browne
Greenwood
Carl Troulson
Miss Fae
Horace
Greenwood School House Redeemed By CWA Effort
The Greenwood school building is being redecorated and cleaned to provide jobs under the federal CWA program and to maximize the value of the expenditure. Workers A F Weibke W S Karns Ed Montgomery and M G Pailing lead the effort, costing only materials.
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Greenwood
CWA
A. F. Weibke
W. S. Karns
Ed Montgomery
M. G. Pailing
Rural carriers turn woodcutters in extra hours
Goodhart Want and Verne Shepler, local rural mail carriers, use spare afternoon hours after finishing routes to cut down large trees. They chop and season the wood, turning it into usable firewood for the community.
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Goodhart Want
Verne Shepler
Christmas Dinner at Mr and Mrs August Klemme’s Home
Mr and Mrs August Klemme entertained a country Christmas Day gathering east of Greenwood with a fine turkey sent by friends in the western part of the state. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Knaupe and family of Murdock and Mr and Mrs James Remmely and Robert Remmely of Elmwood. The turkey came from their sons Walter and Edgar Klemme of Big Springs.
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Abe Stine
Lincoln
Bucknell
E. A. Landon
Ray McNurlin
John Kyles
Donald Sheffer
Omaha
L. V. Sheffer
Walter Lovell
W. S. Miller
P. E. Clymer
John
J. L. Dimmitt
Lafe Mullen
Alvo
J. V. Carnes
Rhoda
Mary
N. O. Coleman
Elva Coleman
Murdock
E. Cope
Alfred Anderson
Leonard Jardine
O. F. Peters
Norman
Leo Peters
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Greenwood Woman's Club
William Armstrong
Austin Finlay
Near Emerald
Myra Howard
Watson Howard
W. A. White
G. E. Bucknell
Warren and
Lorin
Clarence Bucknell
Elmwood
Robert E. Mathews
Belle Wilson
Powhattan
Kansas
Walter Farmer
Ashland
Jen
Nie Farmer
Harry
Greta Weitzel
Peru
A. E. Leesley
Eston Cope
Waverly
Orin Lanning
Jacobmeier
Eagle
Cassie Coleman
Aaron Wright
W. P. Bailey
Ivan Bronkow
Kansas City
Herman Bronkow
L. C. Marvin
D. N. Gribble
Tamara
Beatrice
Phil Eck
H. W. McFadden
Zon
Chicago
McFadden
Veterans’ Hospital
J. S. Gribble
Gayle
Des Moines
Iowa
Earl] Jardine
Chris Kupke
Near Murdock
Wayne Landon
William Rennanz, Jr
Slaudter
William Rennanz
Christian Sunday School
Santa Claus
Grant
Mr. Peters
Pearl A. Sanborn
Council Bluffs
Clayton Sanborn
Mary Jean Sanborn
August Klemme
Greenwood
William Knaupe
James Remmely
Robert Remmely
Mr. Klemme
Walter
Edgar Klemme
Big Springs
Mick Family Reunion Brightens Greenwood Home
Mr and Mrs J C Mick hosted a Christmas gathering in Greenwood with about forty relatives from Omaha Prairie Home and nearby areas. All enjoyed a festive, memorable day together.
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J. C. Mick
Greenwood
Omaha
Prairie Home
Bucknell Family Visit Noted in Beatrice
In Beatrice Mrs. George Bucknell and Mr Bucknell along with their children were visited by relatives, creating a small community social note on a quiet day.
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George Bucknell
Beatrice Christ
Wild Wagon Ride Ends With Bruised Boy
Sam Swearington and Ole Olsen drove a frisky team through town with a small son aboard. The horses bolted when the driver paused for purchases, vaulting a three foot wall and striking a tree before the wagon stopped. The boy sustained considerable bruises but escaped serious harm.
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Sam Swearington
Ole Olsen
Mr. Swearington
Favor 13 Month Calendar Endorsed by American Association
Philadelphia reports a fixed thirteen month calendar with four weeks per month and twenty six weeks per half year. It includes a year day and leap year, aiming to stabilize periodic statistics for economic and social welfare. The committee notes two main defects remain: week to month fractional relations and shifting weekday names each year.
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Philadelphia
American Statistical Association
Association
Committee On
Cass County Residents urged to shop locally in Plattsmouth
A fragmented note urges Cass County residents to buy everything at home and designate Plattsmouth as the large town trading point. The text hints at stimulating local commerce and regional identity despite limited context.
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Cass County
Plattsmouth
Nebraska congressmen seek armory allotment for Pershing memorial
Representative Burke and K A McRae urged Colonel Waite to recommend a 400000 dollar allotment for a Pershing memorial armory at the University of Nebraska campus. They noted the PWA questioned eligibility but would reconsider as a federal project. Burke also mentioned a possible 900000 dollar Omaha storm sewer project before a board meeting, uncertain due to authority disputes over warrants.
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Washington
Burke
Nebraska
K. A. McRae
Thompson
Henry M. Waite
University of Nebraska
PWA
Federal Projects Division
Omaha
1930 Chevrolet Special Sedan For Sale in Murray
Hollis Akins of Murray Nebraska advertises a 1930 Chevrolet special sedan with wire wheels trunk and heater. The car is described as near new rubber and priced at 220 dollars.
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Chevrolet
Hollis Akins
Murray
Nebr
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Platts
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Lee Knolle
York
Ira Lamb
Kennard
Leona Larsen
J. C. Stern
Laughlin
Erickson
Earl Stradley
Hampton
Rose Curtis
Lucille Leesley
Paxton
Mr. Bucknell
George
W.y
Murray Garage
Poland
McCormick
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Jenny Lind
Janesville
John Deere
de Laval
Harry Noell
Rex Young
Frank Domingo
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