Public Auction of Farm Stock and Household Goods
Farmer G F Jochim to sell at public auction at 10 a.m. on farm near Louisville area. Pure bred Duroc Jersey hogs including masterpiece boar and sows, 12 gilts near 275 pounds, 30 fall pigs, several mares and cattle, two bedroom suites, dining furniture, tools, farm implements, hay, corn elevator, hog equipment, wire, tanks, cream separator, and poultry. Terms: sums under 10 cash, 10 plus six months credit with bankable note at 8 percent. Lunch provided. Assisting auctioneers Rex Young and Rau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
Newton
McCormick
Monitor
Great Western
Jenny Lind
Tribell
Rock Island
H. P
Rhode Island
Supreme Court ruling opens door to excess interest deposits
The court holds that banks paying more than 5 percent interest on deposits can convert them into loans and protect them under the guaranty fund. This eases competition for funds and allows banks to seek money from individuals or other banks with a guaranty cushion, unless the legislature acts. The state may seek rehearing, but reversal is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Profit from the War Says Soviet Foreign Minister
Georges Tchitcherin told Petit Parisien Moscow correspondent that the United States earns durable benefits from the war and exerts growing economic pressure on Europe. He accused Washington of aggressive imperialism under Secretary Hughes and warned of a menace to Chinese independence in the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States
Georges Tchitcherin
Petit Parisien
Moscow
Europe
America
Tchitcherin
Hughes
Far East
Nebraska Receives 14.41 Percent Federal Aid Backed by Tax Payments
Nebraska contributed 10,791,615 in federal taxes in the last fiscal year and received 165,586 in federal aid, 14.41 percent of its tax contributions. Nebraska ranks twelfth in aid. Nevada tops the list, and New York received 0.58 percent. Presidents Coolidge notes state efficiency, while several federal aid laws ballooned national aid to states, with proposals for education department and forest fire programs under consideration.
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Nebraska
Treasury
Treasury Department
Nevada
Union
Congress
Coolidge
Sttate
Department of Education
Public Auction at Mary Taylor Farm Near Union
A public sale of horses and mules, cattle, farm machinery, and household goods will start Tuesday January 15 at 10:00 AM at the Mary Taylor farm one mile east and half mile south of Union. Terms: cash for sums under 10, six month credit on larger purchases with bankable notes at 8 percent interest. settlement required before removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Taylor
Union
Vail Medal Awarded to Oklahoma Lineman
Guthrie Oklahoma lineman C E Rider won the Vail gold medal for a heroic 1924 act. He rowed a boat against the Cimarron River current through blazing caseline to restore broken wires between Chicago and Galveston, as announced by the Southwestern Telephone company and AT T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
National Committee
American Telephone & Telegraph Company of
New York
C. E. Rider
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Vail
Southwestern Telephone Company
Rider
Hneman
Chicago
Galveston
Old Timer Scarred By Indians In 1868 Frontier Tale
Auburn Republican recollects Allen Edwards a pioneer of Nemaha county. At 18 he was scalped on Walnut creek near Great Bend Kansas by a roving band of Indians and survived with a facial scar covered by a wig. The piece notes Edwards later died at 74 in Waukomis Oklahoma and ties his fate to early Nebraska settlement and the freighting era.
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Allen Edwards
Waukomis
Ikla
Edwards
Dan McClure
Table Rock
Oklahoma
Mr. Edwards
Walnut Creek
Great Bend
Kan
Alex Weddle
Mr. Weddle
Nebraska
Weddles
Nemaha
Miller
Missouri
Nemaha County
Brownville
Auburn
Robinson Demands Sugar Tariff Probe
Senator Robinson of Arkansas introduced a resolution in the Senate calling for a Finance Committee inquiry into the tariff commission. The move seeks to determine if pressure influenced members during the sugar investigation, with no immediate debate as the resolution was laid over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tariff Commission
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate Finance Committee
Payers of Income Tax Find Some Consolation
Washington announces that the period for filing 1924 income tax returns runs from midnight tonight to midnight March 15. Officials note thousands will pay about 25 percent less this year than in 1923 despite the New Year’s Eve timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Campaign to endow Cotner College reaches state churches
The Christian church in the city plans a large meeting tomorrow to boost Cotner college endowment funds totaling 1,000,000. W. Hugh Fletcher will visit to aid the campaign with county headquarters at Weeping Water. Noted readers and clergy from Topeka Lincoln Indianapolis and Weeping Water will attend, highlighting Cotner College’s impact on religious and educational leadership nationwide.
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Christian Church
Cotner College
Weeping Water
W. Hugh Fletcher
J. T. Corwine
Topeka
Kansas
H. H. Harmon
Lincoln
First Church
City
W. J. Evans
Indianapolis
Central States
Peter Cope
Peter Cope, A Widely Known Religious Leader, and Rev. S. R. Bradley
Christian Coltuges
Christian Colleges of America
America
Gold production in 1924 from U S Mint
Preliminary figures show refinery gold production in 1924 at 2,511,243 ounces valued at 51,912,090 dollars. Silver output reached 64,792,216 ounces valued at 0.672 cents per ounce, totaling 243,540,369 dollars.
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Washington
Mint
Public Auction At Home Of P. A. Horn Near Mynard
Auction set for Tuesday January 6 at 10 oclock noting a large sale of horses cattle hogs farm wagons implements seed corn baled hay and household goods. Items include multiple draft and saddle stock many farming tools and machinery plus a credit term of six months.
Post Office Appropriation Bill Advances in Senate
The treasury postoffice appropriation bill is reported by the senate appropriations committee at 763,309,000 dollars, 128,036 more than the house version. Increases are spread across field services with no major new ideas, lifting the bill above present law by 12,000,000 while remaining 11,826,000 under the 1926 budget estimate.
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Washington
Treasury Postoffice
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Senate Committee
Radio Concert Jars Theater Managers in New York
New York observers report a crisis for theatres as John McCormack and Lucrezia Bori headline a free air concert on WEAF and eight other stations. Producer William Brady calls radio the theatre’s greatest menace as attendance dips while the Metropolitan Opera sold out for Feodora with Maria Jeritza. Critics note a loss perceived when listening over the air.
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New York
John McCormack
Lucrezia Bori
Mr. McCormack
Miss Bob
Golden Voices
WEAF
William A. Brady
Metropolitan Opera House
Feodora
Maria Jeritza
Miss Bori
Metropolitan
Nebraska Leads In Pork Exports Boosting State Rank
Nebraska reports a strong quarter ending September 30 1924 with exports rising by 1 856 664 to 5 439 278 boosting the state from 33rd to 31st in the nation. Lard led with 1 102 999. cured hams and shoulders 1 063 231. bacon 819 943. pork products and other animal exports total 1 290 331.
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Nebraska
Union
Department of Commerce
South Carolina
Arkansas
New York
Texas
Pennsylvania
Ollinois
California
New Jersey
Louisiana
Michigan
Ohio
Massachusetts
Tennessee
Rhode Island
Mrs Lena Preese Gets Surprise Christmas Dinner
Mrs Lena Preese received an unexpected Christmas visit from her Omaha based children and relatives. Mrs Droege planned a trip to Omaha but bad weather kept her home. The guests drove in, delivering a Christmas dinner prepared in Omaha for a memorable holiday feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Preese
Omaha
Droege
Gale Connors
Mrs. Connors
Carl Droege
New Harness Shop Opposite the Journal Office
Bates Bros promote a frame-building harness and repair shop offering harness repair oiling and shoe half soles. They invite trials and advertise their new business location opposite the Journal office.
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Journal Office
Bates Bros
Poultry Car to Pay Top Prices at Plattsmouth
Farmers bring poultry to our car at the Burlington freight house in Plattsmouth on Wednesday January 7 and Thursday for top prices. Hens springs old roosters geese guineas beef and horse hides accepted with payment per pound or per dozen as listed by W. E. Keeney.
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Burlington Freight House
Plattsmouth Wednesda Day
Plattsmouth
Christmas Visit With Family Near Crawford
Charlie Johnson spent Christmas southwest of town with his daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs John Scheel Jr and grandson Robert Russel Scheel. Scheel bought a new team from Ferdinand Wendt of Crawford who hosted a sale in Adan. The 5 and 6 year old matched horses were praised as fine high steppers and the trip was by sleigh followed by a duck dinner on Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Johnson
John Scheel, Jr
Robert Russel Scheel
Scheel
Ferdinand Wendt
Crawford
Adan
Johnson
Louisville Courier
Journal Want Ad Column Promotes Local Buy Sell Trade
A note invites readers to use the Journal Want Ad column to publicize items for sale or barter. The prompt emphasizes broad reach for buyers and sellers within the community.
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Journal
Auction Notice on W H Hell Farm Sale Near Plattsmouth
The undersigned offers for sale to the highest bidder on the W H Hell farm five miles east of Louisville and nine miles west of Plattsmouth on the Plattsmouth Louisville road, Wednesday Jan 14 at 10 am with hot lunch at noon. Items include 30 Duroc Jersey sows and gilts bred for March April farrow, five head of horses, ten head of cattle, farm implements, and miscellaneous. Sums under 10 dollars cash. over 10 dollars credit eight months on bankable notes bearing 3 percent. Auctioneers Rex Young Clarence Busche. Clerk Ralph Larson.
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W. H. Hell
Louisville
Plattsmouth
Walter Stohlman
Duroc
Jersey
Farrow
Gano
Cass County
Lister
John Deere
Jenny Lind
John, Deere
Emerson
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Pike’s Peak Region
Royal Gorge
Scenic Colorado
Salt Lake City
Kansas City
Southwest
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Columbia River
Tacoma
Seattle
Puget Sound
Spokane
Northern Rockies
Glacier Park
Yellowstone
R. W. Glement
Weepine Water
Manley
G. F. Jochim
Rex Young
W. J. Rau
Lillie Reeves
W. B. Banning
Mynard
Anker-Holt
P. A. Horn
First Nat. Bank
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
W. E. Keeney
Cael
Frank Salsberg
Rex Young and
Clarence Busche
Ralph Larson
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