Poultry Sale At Burlington Freight House Planned
A car load of live poultry is to be delivered at the poultry car near the Burlington freight house in Plattsmouth on Wednesday and Thursday February 4 and 5. Cash prices per pound include 18 cents for Hem and Springs, old roosters at 13 to 18 cents, ducks at 17 cents, and guineas at 3 dollars per dozen. beef hides 6 cents per pound and horse hides priced each. Leghorn poultry offered at a reduced price.
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Burlington Freight House
Plattsmouth
Hatch Not Size but Quality Guides Egg Hatchery Advice
Agricultural College Lincoln recommends selecting high quality eggs for hatch to improve market size and color. Male influence affects egg type and total eggs laid. Discard eggs too large or small or misshapen and avoid aiming to predetermine chick sex by egg shape.
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Agricultural College
Lincoln
Damage suit to high court over railroad drainage spill
Chris Parkening and others sue the C B Railroad in district court for farm damage from water overflow caused by insufficient drainage along the railroad right of way. Judge Begley granted transfer to the United States district court at Lincoln for trial.
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Saturiday
Chris Parkening
C. B. & @ railroad company
United States District Court
Lincoln
Bloody Williamson feud recalled by former Marion editor
Col. M A Bates recalls late 1860s Williamson county hostilities between rival Tennessee lineages that sparked gun battles in Marion and Herrin. He details the start when Sheriff friend was injured, the feuding families, ambushes, and threats to his life as he fled the area after publishing The Peoples' Friend.
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Williamson County
Illinois
S. Glenn Young
Ora Thomas
Col. M. A. Bates
Journal
Col. Bates
Marion
The
Peoples' Friend
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Bates
Southland
Herrin
Herrin’s Prairie
Blood and Sorrow
Erange
Back on six day schedule at Burlington shops
Orders from Superintendent William Baird revert Burlington shops to a six day work week beginning next week. Workers gain more pay per month with the return to the standard schedule after two weeks of a five day week.
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William Baird
Burlington
Popular Plattsmouth Teachers Married at Genoa Morning
The 11 o clock ceremony at the bride’s Genoa home united Miss Tleen Ceder of Plattsmouth and Mr. Lambert Folda of Howells in a Roman Catholic service. After a brief honeymoon they will reside in Howells where Folda works in banking. The bride taught in Plattsmouth schools for two years and is noted for her personality and music. Folda, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Folda of Howells, has banking interests in Colfax and Dodge counties and studied at the University of Nebraska.
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Genoa
Nebraska
Tleen Ceder
Lambert F. Folda
Howells
Folda
Ben
P. P. Ceder
Frank Folda
Colfax
Dodge
University of Nebraska
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Arizona Cowboy thrills crowd at Parmele by M D A
Parmele theatre packed as M D A presents The Arizona Cowboy a comedy drama. Cast includes Sheriff Miss Margaret Mrs Fred Vincent and Ed Gradeville with Miss Laura Leacock as the young man and William Matschullat as the villain. Musical numbers by William Wells and accompaniment by Mrs Joseph Bulin plus Peter Graderville and his orchestra enhanced the program.
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Sheriff
Margaret
Fred Vincent
Edward Gradeville
Laura Leacock
Hezekiah Bugg
Ed Matschullat
Hans Hemnrich
William Wells
Joseph Bulin
Peter Gradeville
Farmers' Union Elevator Co. stockholders meet in February
Notice to stockholders announces the 10th annual stockholders meeting of the Farmers' Union Elevator Co. of Murdock on Tuesday Feb 3 at 1 30 p m at the Union hall for the election of three directors and other business.
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Farmers’ Union Elevator Co
Murdock
Union Hall
Death of Mrs. John G York in Omaha Neb
Mrs. John C. York died at 8 05 PM in Omaha at her daughter Mrs Charles Jelinek s home 1220 North 35th Street after a severe heart attack. She had lived in Plattsmouth twenty years and is survived by her husband six children all of Omaha except Russell York of Petersburg Alaska. The body will lie in state at the Jelinek home with a service at 8 AM Sunday then travel by Burlington to Watson Missouri for further services and burial.
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York
John C. York
Charles Jelinek
North 35Th Street
Omaha
Plattsmouth
William Gravett
Don C. York
Katherine Hull
Jesse York
Russell York
Petersburg
Alaska
Jelinek
Burlington
Watson
Missouri
Old Home
Eagle May Lose Harding Highway Through That City
A local editorial argues for better hard surfaced roads and criticizes county and city spending. It urges formation of a highway board to accelerate Nebraska road work and expresses concern over plans to divert the Harding Memorial highway away from Eagle toward Lincoln.
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EAGLE
Harding
Cass County
Lancaster County Board
O Street
QO Street
Lincoln
Highway Board
Nebraska
Capitol
Clarkson Patients Progress at Clarkson Hospital Omaha
Cass county residents at Clarkson hospital in Omaha show steady recovery from recent operations and illnesses. Mrs. Charles L. Martin is improving and hopes to leave soon for home. George Snyder Jr. improves after appendectomy and slight pneumonia setback, may sit up today. Donald Murphy, son of Mr and Mrs Ed Murphy of Manley, recovers from a serious leg infection after surgical treatment.
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Cass County
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Charles.l. Martin
George Snyder, Jr
Abe
George
Donald Murphy
Ed Murphy
Manley
Donald
Plattsmouth Students Take Short Vacation From University
A group of Plattsmouth youths studying at the University of Nebraska are vacationing at home due to the half year close examinations. Otto E. Trilety Frank Gradeville Stuart Chase and Howard Dwyer are among those enjoying the outing with relatives and friends while papers are graded.
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Plattsmouth
University of Nebraska
Otto E. Trilety
Frank Gradeville
Stuart Chase
Howard Dwyer
Young Couple Weds in Los Angeles Friday
Miss Edythe Johnson of Plattsmouth and Gus Swanson of Randolph Nebraska married in Los Angeles at 4 20 in the afternoon attended by intimate friends. The bride grew up in Plattsmouth and is popular among local circles. the groom worked with Pacific Electric at Long Beach. They plan a Catalina Islands honeymoon and will settle in Long Beach after.
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Edythe Johnson
Gus Swanson
Long Beach
California
Los Angeles
Plattsmouth
Jonas Johnson
Randolph
Nebraska
Pacific Electric Corporation
Malvern High Tops Locals In Slow Game
Malvern High defeated Plattsmouth 19 to 16 in a slow paced basketball contest. Flynn Battery and Rebal led a late rally for Plattsmouth but Malvern held on as the second half saw the visitors pull away to an 18 to 8 lead before the rally fell short.
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Malvern High School
Plattsmouth
Malvern
Flynn
For Sale Rhode Island Red Cockerels
For sale two Rhode Island Red cockrels offered by O. D. Sherman at RFD Plattsmouth. Murray contact at phone 3304 for details and price.
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Rhode Island
Red Cockrels
Murray
O. D. Sherman
RFD
Plattsmouth
Rosecomb Rhode Island Red Cocks for Sale
Poultry listing for Rosecomb Rhode Island Red cocksels offered by Philip Hirz in Plattsmouth Nebraska. Includes contact phone and price notation £ 012 with catalog-like sale details.
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Rosecomb
Rhode Island
Philip Hirz
Plattsmouth
Neb
Omaha Visitors Include Local Residents and Business Update
Mrs. L. C. Sharp and Ed Stoner traveled to Omaha on early Burlington train for a day visit. Anton Hula and wife also visited Omaha for business and to visit friends. In Hastings a new 400 horsepower boiler is being installed at the electrical plant.
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L. C. Sharp
Omaha
Burlington
Ed Stoner
Anton Hula
Hastings
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Plattsmouth, Nebraska
W. E. Keeney
Col
M. A. Bates
Illinois County
Ileen Ceder
Arizona Cowboy
Parmele
Parmele Theatre
John G. York
Omaha, Neb
Lancaster County
Clarkson
Fame
the Pews
Malvern High
Iowa
Rebal
Hartford, If
Lambert
Aistrope
Rf ' Slater
Duval
Hilton Barkus
Cooney
Riggins
Farmers State Bank
Omaha Market
Pollock Bridge Company
C. E. Wescott
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