Murray Area Busy with Farm Work and Local News
Henry C Long plowed west of Murray during the week. Numerous residents from Plattsmouth and Murray were seen on business, social visits, and farm tasks across the county. Community events included a Farmer's Union picnic and talks on the non partisan league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Long
Murray
Albert Jones
Plattsmouth
Margerie Walker
Plattemouth
One Lawton
Masonic Home
Harry Smith
Robert Good
Ray Campbell
Jess Chambers
Frank Englekemeier
Hollis Banning
Will Burbee
Union
Banning Q Nickels
E. S. Tutt
Omaha
Charles Garrison
Near Union
C. E. Hartford
W. E.rosencrans
John W. Sdmunds
C. N. Barrows
Soldiers Home
Milford
Ty. J. Brendel
Louis Hallas
Murray Bank
George Nickles
Branning & Nickels
M. R. Parague
Howe
Clara Young
South Dakota
Lyle Lawton
D. A. Young
L. H. Puls
Nebraska City
J. W. Berger
B. F. Brendel
Sheridan
Indiana
Amanda Parr
Brendel
Dick’ Pitman
Englekemeier Brothers
Farmer's Union
Molte’s Grove
Eight Mile Grove
Jesse Johnson
Lincoln
Mr. Sorensen
Local Nebraska Visitors and Worknote Recap
Roy Hitchman of Feyeos assisted Pollock Auto in Nehawka. John F. Wolfe of Plattsmouth aided in hauling corn for J. W. Amick & Son. Jarvis Lancaster visited Nebraska City en route to Plattsmouth for hogs and corn. Jacob J. Meier of Weeping Water and G. W. McCracken visited Murray, with D K K Saunders from Lincoln touring Murray and staying with Captain Gilwore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hitchman
Feyeos
Nehawka
Pollock Auto Company
John F. Wolfe
Red Sox
Plattsmouth
J. W. Amick & Son
Jarvis Lancaster
Nebraska City
Corm
Earl Amick
Jacob J. Meier
Weeping Water
Murray Crase
Murray
G. W. McCracken
D. KK. Saunders
Lincoln
State University
G. i. Gilwore
Local notes from Murray and surrounding areas
Community tidbits recount visits by Co. W. Clarke of Union to Murray for medical consultation, business travels by John Urish and W. Philpot family trips to Overton and Wyoming, a crop hauling detail by Banning Nickels and J. W. Amick and sons, and a sharp hand injury to Miss Etta Nickels with medical care and recovering progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. W. Clarke
Union
Murray
George Nickles
Sicares
Banning & Nickels
Clarence Heebner
Nehawka
J. W. Amick and Sons
Plattsmouth
John
Overton
Albert
Wyoming
Etta Nickels
The Right Spirit Forges Community Work At Murray Campus
The village workers project at Murray gains traction as the church campus will be fitted with seating for social meetings. If possible a program with music and special numbers will accompany the gatherings for all to enjoy.
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Murray
Harvest mischief and a foiled break in by Ray Henry
A farm incident describes Ray Henry preparing to harvest when his team, left unattended, pulled a fence line spree, breaking posts for about twenty rods before being halted by a heavy post. Henry thought the horses would be cut but they remained uninjured and the wagon intact.
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Ray Henry
Ite
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Henry
Hand Injury Guides Miss Catherine Brown’s Wound Healing
Miss Catherine Brown daughter of J H Brown cut her hand badly while opening a can of corn. A ragged can edge caused a deep wound to be closed by a physician. The injury remains sore but shows slow improvement over time.
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Catherine Brown
J. H. Brown
Rebuilding the Line Crew Arrives South of Murray
A Louisville crew led by foreman Ben Keck and including Frank Baker Charles Rydell Jay Smeller and LeRoy Winscott is restoring a damaged telephone line south of Murray. The line had been nearly torn down by gangs evading the road last year and was only temporarily reconstructed until now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Ben Keck
Frank Baker
Charles Rydell
Jay Smeller
LeRoy Winscott
Murray
It Was a Remark Sparks Town Night Meeting
A remark about preferring not to stand during an evening out prompted a movement to create a place where people can gather, visit, and enjoy themselves in the evenings. The effort focused on fitting up a venue to serve the community after dark.
Had a Very Social Time at Gilmore Picnic
On the evening of July 4 neighbors of Dr. and Mrs. G. I. Gilmore gathered at their home for a simple lawn picnic. They enjoyed lunch together and the fellowship, deeming the time well spent despite the lack of an elaborate celebration.
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G. I. Gilmore
Harvest in Full Force As Wheat Crop Promises Abundant Yield
Harvest workers gather in fields as wheat and other grains ripen. The country enjoys a picturesque season with a strong promise of a bountiful crop and ample produce for markets.
Man After Our Own Heart Revered Buchanan Leads Scouts
Reverend Buchanan pastor of the Presbyterian church is described as a man of action. He leads the Boy Scouts and helps in farm work, assisting with harvests and grain gathering at C. J. Spangler’s home in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Presbyterian Church
Boy Scouts
C. J. Spangler
Mrs Hutchman Returns Home From Chicago Hospital
Mrs. H. B. Hutchman of Merrimac Wisconsin daughter of Mr and Mrs D A Young has been discharged from Presbyterian hospital Chicago after treatment for ill health and has improved enough to go home though still under physician care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Hutchman
Merrimac
Wisconsin
D. A. Young
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
North Region Sees Heavy Rain Return of Boedeker
C. H. Boedeker who has spent time in the northern part of the state returned from Coleridge where he visited during part of his stay on Saturday evening last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Boedeker
Coleridge
Heavy Rain Floods Fields Across Region
Mr. Boedeker reports an immense amount of rain in that section of the country with water standing over fields especially in lower regions covering corn and leaving hay and alfalfa stacks knee deep.
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Boedeker
Northwest trip reports steady pace for Todd and Edmunds
Harry Todd and wife with J. W. Edmunds returned after two weeks in the northwestern state region where Todd runs a ranch. They traveled 190 miles the first day through sand hills and canyons, a noted quick pace for the area. Edmunds says Todd’s ranch is excellent, located nine miles from a post office and about forty miles from the nearest railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Harry Todd
J. W. Edmunds
Greeley Bell Reaches Eighteenth Milestone Celebration
Greeley Bell celebrated his eighteenth birthday last Saturday evening July 3 with a village gathering. He was greeted by a large portion of the countryside as he approached manhood. The event featured games enjoyed by the youths, numerous gifts, refreshments, and a joyful mood, with about two hundred people in attendance.
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Greeley Bell
Wanted man to clean cemetery at Lewiston church
Miss Etta Nickels advertises for a man to clean the cemetery at the Lewiston church southeast of Murray Nebraska offering good wages. Contact is phone number 1811 Murray Neb.
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Lewiston Church
Murray
Murray, Nebr
Etta Nickels
Bargains Circus Office Buzzing With Community Pep
The Bargains Circus office in the city hums with activity led by Harry H. Harding in charge. Secretary Betty Beeson has joined the effort, expressing strong enthusiasm as committees from across the region devise plans for a history making community event.
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Harry H. Harding
Betty Beeson
Divorces Filed In Cass County Courthouse July Surge
Three divorce petitions were filed this month in the Cass County district clerk's office. Myrtle C Chap pell seeks separation from Charles F Chappel with custody of their minor children and alimony, alleging cruelty. the 1904 New Albany marriage is cited. Gaspar Rapavy petitions for divorce from Anna Rapavy in a cruelty case, with Cass County residence and Omaha attorney J Dean Ringer listed.
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District Court
Myrtle C. Chappell
Charles F. Chappel
New Albany
Indiana
C. A. Rawls
A. G. Cole
Gaspard Rapavy
Anna Rapavy
Cass County
J. Dean Ringer
Omaha
Visiting in Iowa with Rice and Fitzpatrick women
Mrs. William Rice and her daughter Mrs. Esther Fitzpatrick of Weeping Water are visiting Newell Iowa at the home of another Rice daughter Mrs. Carl Madison. Mrs. Fitzpatrick traveled from her home to Union where her father joined her for the trip and they left Sunday for Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonore Brown
Bethany University
J. Baxter
West
Ernest Baxter
Eugene
Oregon
Lee Kniss
L. H. Puls
Ford
Mr. Kniss
William Rice
Esther Fitzpatrick
Weeping Water
Newell
Iowa
Rice
Carl Madison
Fitzpatrick
Union
James Terryberry Heads to Omaha for Visit
James Terryberry of near Louis ville was a passenger this afternoon for Omaha where he will spend a few hours.
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James Terryberry
Louisvillle
Omaha
Reverend Hunter to Officiate Wedding in Syracuse
Rev. A. V. Hunter left this morning for Syracuse Nebraska where he will officiate at a wedding ceremony this afternoon.
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A. V. Hunter
Syracuse
Neb
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Jourpe
Epitoxz
al Pee
Murray State Bank
Murriy Exchange
Hiatt
Nebraska
Singer
Alfred Gansemer
Puls & Company
H. B. Banning
George Nickels
John Deere
Deering
W. H. Puls
el Vampiro
Paris
Murray Drug Co
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