Union News Bits Include Visitors and Local Trades
Local residents and visitors appear through Union reports. E E Leach and others visited Louisville and Plattsmouth while families and farmers updated in Nebraska City Wyoming Weeping Water and Union. Farmers traded hogs wheat corn and livestock and a Missouri Pacific ride sparked social chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Leach
Louisville
Plattsmouth
L. G. Todd
Lust
Mead
Joe Banning
Ellis LaRue
Nebraska City
L Hathaway
Red Bite
Farmers’ Elevators Union
You Never Know In Romantic South American Revolutions Tale
A promotional blurb touts a romantic story set amid South American revolutions. It emphasizes the unpredictable friendships that may arise from everyday people and the value of kindness, urging readers not to miss the film.
Backyard Show Set for Woodman Hail Dance Night
The Back Yard Show will be released in plenty of time to attend the dance in Woodman Hail, signaling an upcoming local entertainment option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hail
Birthday Surprise for Lowell McQuinn Draws Friends
Last Saturday Lowell McQuinn son of Mr and Mrs Thomas McQuinn turned thirteen and a group of his friends organized a surprise party. The gathering brought much joy to Lowell and guests. Present were David Mead Lu-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell McQuinn
Thomas McQuinn
David Mead
Lost hunting dog seeks return reward
A black and tan hunting dog is missing. Willis Eaton offers ten dollars for its return and notes two of the dog's toes are off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Eaton
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Illness and Death
The family of Mrs. James Wilson thanks friends for ministering during illness and after her death. Gratitude is extended for flowers singing and sympathy shown. James F Wilson husband and her brother and sister express appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilson
James F. Wilson
Union School Notes self-governing student body formed
Union high school forms a self-governing student body with seven members chosen for three weeks to oversee school affairs. The plan aims to build school spirit and self governance. Dunbar to play Union basketball January 16 on Union's floor, the first game there this season. P T A meeting set for January 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnion School
Tnion High School
Dunbar
Union
Charlotte Boardman
Olive Lewis
Beulah Clark
Dorothy Pell
Sallie Mae Fox
Ashland
Kansas
Bud Marcell
Highland
L. H. Boyd
Gabe” Austin
Union School
Allison Clark
Omaha
Bank Statement Summary from Cass County Nebraska 1925
W B Banning cashier attests to a correct copy of the bank report to the Nebraska State Bureau of Banking. The statement lists resources such as loans and discounts 198 923.31 Overdrafts 2 140 360 Bonds securities and claims 2 106 006 122.26 and liabilities including capital stock 15 000.00 surplus 11 000.00 and various deposits totaling 285 997.63 with a notary public approving on January 10 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers Conservation Fund
W. B. Banning
State Bureau of Banking
Vacation News From Union High School Sports and Activities
Reports from Union High School describe a basketball game during vacation with unclear scores. The new student council organized a charity drive for the Goodfellow Christmas Fund in Nebraska City. Senior activities included a visit to former instructor Miss Moss in Bethany and class pin and ring selections. Students work on long English themes, cross word puzzles prize money, and home management topics. Casually noted are high humidity in room seven, book reports on James Fenimore Cooper, Miss Anna Rieke’s Omaha visit, and a Caesar class exchange about avarice. Blue Monday follows two weeks’ vacation and galoshes trend notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
James Fenimore Cooper
Anna Rieke
Omaha
Marcell
Allison
Stock For Sale or Trade by G. S. Upton
Auction style notice from Union Nebraska listing animals for sale or trade including 8 8 mules 2 jacks 6 mares 2 geldings and 2 tried large type Poland China sows by G S Upton of Union Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Upton
Union, Neb
Lynn hosts dinner with friends and refreshments
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lynn entertained friends last Saturday evening with ice cream, cake, and coffee. Attendees included Wayne Garrett, D. C. LaRue, and John Lidget, who enjoyed the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Lynn
Tere
Messrs
Mesdames
Wayne Garrett
D. C. LaRue
John Lidget
Notice of attachment in Cass County Nebraska case
Clara A Davis is named as defendant in a Cass County action where D Ray Frans as plaintiff obtained a 47.46 attachment from Justice L G Todd. Money in the hands of A W Proper was attached. The case was continued to February 16 1925 at 9:00 am in Union Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara A Davis
L. G. Todd
Liberty Precinct
Cass County
Nebraska
D. Ray Frans
Clara A. Davis
A. W. Proper
Union
Old Time Resident Visits from Cass County
Henry Inhelder, a Cass county native living in Moorfield for eleven years, visited Plattsmouth today to reconnect with old friends and relatives. He traveled from Louisville and Cedar Creek where he stayed with nephews Chris and John Gauer and sister Mrs. Will Schneider. He is a half-brother of Mrs. H. A. Schneider and recalled by County Clerk George Sayles as a Cedar Creek native.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Inhelder
Cass County
Plattsmouth
Louisville
Chris
John Gauer
Cedar Creek
Will Schneider
Inheider
Moorfield
Nebraska
Inhelder
George Sayles
Cedar
Farmers to Lead Land Purchases in 1925 Nebraska Iowa
Nebraska and Iowa realtors forecast 1925 land activity will surge beyond 1924. They expect farmers to dominate buying as their purchasing power grows, with examples of recent sales in Leigh Dodge county and Dakota County illustrating strong demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Iowa
Martin Larson
Central City
S. J. Hyatt
Lincoln
F. H. Richards
Fremont
Mark Martin
Omaha
Leigh
Dodge County
Dakota County
Dakota City
Council Debates Band Concerts and City Finances
City council votes on a ten concert summer plan with Eagles band at eighty dollars per show and open Fourth of July options. They approve funds, review sewer work, and report year totals on fines, receipts, and payroll, with council seats and lighting issues noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward
James Henderson
Joseph Bulin
Fire Department
Fire and Water Committee
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Cloidt
William Weber
John E. Kirkham
Council
O. Sandin
Burlington
J. H. McMahen
Judiciary Committee
Chicago Avenue
Walter Propst
Proper
Vroman
Gold Street
Bajeck
Parks and Improvement Committee
Eagles
Bestor
Sattler
Lorenz
Tenth
Granite
Econ
Coolidge Urges Standardized Contracts at Contractors Meet
Washington January 12 Delegates of the Associated General Contractors of America heard President Coolidge urge standardization of contract forms and measures to combat seasonal employment fluctuations. Secretary Hoover later argued against government contracts without contractor input and said public works should be built by contracts. The convention also discussed a code of ethics and forecasts of steady labor rates with calls to cut costs and improve efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated General Contractors of America
Coolidge
White House
Hoover
Mard A. Watson
Boston
J. W. Cooper
Buffalo
4H member suffers severe leg injuries in yard accident
William Dasher of the 4H club broke his right leg ankle and foot in a fall from a flat car in Burlington yards yesterday morning. He will be out of commission for weeks and endured considerable suffering despite prompt medical care provided to relieve pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Dasher
Mr. Dasher
Burlington
Mrs Edgar Glaze Taken Ill Nearly to Death
Mrs Edgar Glaze of Nebraska City has been seriously ill for some time. Doctors decided surgery was needed but relocation to a hospital was not possible. The operation was performed at her home a few days ago. Mrs Ed Sheehan of Chadron arrived to assist in care. Friends hope for a recovery despite the grave illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Thomas
Nehawka
Union
David Churchill
Twin Falls
Idaho
Eva Hathaway
Omaha
W. B. Banning
W. H. Pitzer
Henry H. Becker
Wyoming
L. G. Todd
Ray Chriswisser
Harry Vantine
Ben Albin
Joseph Everett
Lloyd Cole
Weeping Water
A. W. Knox
Ora Clark
R. M. Taylor
Burley Huston
Missouri Pacific
Seattle
Clarence Smith
Clifton D. Smith
Yuma
Colo
James Simmons
Edgar Glaze
Nebraska City
Ed Sheehan
Chadron
Aassiat
Must Be Cooked Oysters Ban In Illinois
Chicago January 12 Illini Department of Health Director Isaac D Rawlings issues a strict order banning raw oysters after January 15 Dealers must obtain written agreements not to serve raw oysters and ensure oysters are shipped out of state or not eaten in state Hotels restaurants eating houses and railroads are prohibited from serving raw oysters and admitting them into Illinois without such agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Isaac D. Rawlings
Illnoi Department of Health
Illinois
Croup Remedy Ad from Dr Thames Eclectic Oil
When baby suffers with croup apply and give Dr Thames Eclectic Oil at once. Safe for children. A little goes a long way. 50c and 60c at all drug stores.
Sweet Clover Seed Prices Advertised by Farmer W. F. Neite
Sale notice prints a farmer named W. F. Neite advertising sweet clover seed and requesting inquiries for seed pricing. The garbled text shows a brief request for information and contact details in a local market context.
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Unon
W. H. Porter
Wchr
Daniel Lynne
John Lidgett
Aulritz
Young Peoples
Dan Lynn
John Tigner
R. D. Stine
C. L. Graves
West Woodard
Alan LaRue
Bernard Austin
Justin Anderson
Cecil Nickles
Donald Harris
Arthur Foster
Pat Pickering
John and Ray Mead
E. Rubblin
Oscar Smith
Earl Williams
Gertrude Astor
Jimmy Aubrey
Union Theatre
Union, Nebraska
Frans Bros. Lumber Co
Leach Community Sale
Hercules
John Becker
Bank OF Union
State of
County of
Cass
WM. G James
Charles L. Graves
Leach
D. Ray Frank
Plaintiff
Chas L. Graves
Sandin
State Firemen’s
Oulman
Masonic Home
Plattsmouth Water Co
Gas & Elec. Co
Mrs. Edgar Glaze
Geongret
W. F. Neite
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