Union News Roundup From Cass County Town
Union residents attend Fourth of July festivities in Omaha Nebraska City and Plattsmouth. Local updates include shop changes Cozy Cafe opening, hotels renovating, and Firework displays. Visitors from Lincoln Weeping Water Mynard and Kansas City noted along with agricultural and business moves in Union and surrounding areas.
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Bank of Union
Frank Anderson
Plattsmouth
James Wilson, Jr
W. L. Stine
Stine
Union
Minnie Anderson
W. T. Arn
Charles Atteberg
Lou Stoltenberg
Nettie Stanton
Frank Owlnes
E. P. Stewart
Cass Coounty
Robert Troop
Near Mynard
Jem Attebery
Denice Vroman
Charles Atteberr
John W. Banning
Alvo
Ucinion
Banning
K. D. Clark
Weeping Water
C. W. Clark
Fred Clark
Charles Hoback
Clarence
Bloomfield
L. G. Todd
Omaha
Gallant
John Armstrong
W. A. Taylor
Nebraska City
Hattie Pickins
Main Street
Woodman
Ellis LaRue
Dan Lynn
George Everett
Old Line Hail Insurance
Home From the West Tourists Return with Elk Horn Trophy
W. O. Burbee and Bruce Wolfe with family have returned from a three week western tour by car. They visited Yellowstone Park Denver Colorado Springs and other Colorado points then traveled through Kansas Wyoming and Colorado. They brought home a pair of elk horns to mount as trophies of the trip.
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W. O.burbee
Bruce Wolfe
West
Wyoming
Colorado
Kansas
Yellowstone Park
Denver
Colorado Springs
Birthday outing with Rey Frans at KFNF station
A birthday celebration for Rey Frans and the nation marked a pleasant afternoon visit to KFNF in Murray. He and his wife, with Dr. Gilmore and family, toured the broadcasting station and enjoyed a drive in their car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Miller
Washington
W. Stine
Hazel
Omaha
Stine
JL. RK. Upton
Nebraska City
Mildred Clark
Kenosha School
Mildred
Frank Attebery
Phiilis Maxine
Kansas City
Charles Attebery
Jennie Frans
Ralston
Rey Frans
Sale of White Plymouth Rock roosters by Mrs Joseph Lidgett
A Union Nebraska notice states Mrs Joseph Lidgett will sell thoroughbred White Plymouth Rock roosters at one dollar each while they last.
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Joseph Lidgett
Union
Nebraska
Leases Hotel Building by Ira Clarke for three years
Ira Clarke the barber and rustier has leased the lower hotel building now being improved. The three year lease allows Clarke to use the property as a residence and rent out his own northern town house.
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Ira Clarke
Rustier
Clarke
Threshing Campaign Opens Near Union and Oto County
Floyd Sexton started threshing on Tuesday in the Union area with an initial stand at Jesse Crook’s home near the county line in Oto county. Grain yield details are not provided, but outlook is hoped to be better than expected.
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Floyd Sexton
Union
Jesse Crook
Oto
Local Men’s Bible Class Shows Strong Interest
The Baptist church class taught by Mr. W. A. Harding drew a good turnout last Sunday. Members showed much interest in the Bible study and praised the devoted teacher’s guidance.
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the Baptist Church
W. A. Harding
Crop Damage in Nemaha County Across Farms Near Brock
Nemaha County farmers report severe losses from a sequence of wind storms and a damaging hail event. West of Charter Oak to Brock, many crops including wheat corn and alfalfa were destroyed or stripped, with fruit trees bare and some fields left unrecoverable. The Talmadge Tribune notes similar hail effects in nearby regions, while locals work to salvage whatever remains and resume cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brock
Charter Oak
Isaac Smith
A. L. Asa
Everett Rutledge
Miller
Smedleys
Adams
Benson
John Miner
Charles
Will Hawley
John Branstetter
George Rutledge
Lozarn
George Knox
Richard Hawley
Petards
Venier
Peter Berlet
Emil Berlet
Neddenreip
Ora Smedley
John Miller
Talmadge Tribune
Talmage
Nemaha
Treasure recovered after Vatican theft arrest of Stella
Rome police recovered the St Peter's treasury jewels after arresting Mariano Stella and two painters Emerigo Lerdi and Rubicondo Primavera. Stella suspected of organizing the plot with workmen’s aid, while police posed as a jeweler to recover gems and arrest accomplice Luigi Graziani. Monsignor Becchini thanked the police for the recovery.
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Rome
Vatican
St. Peter's
Mariano Stella
Emerigo Lerdi
Rubicondo Primavera
St Peter’s
Stella
Marotta
Japan Faces Starvation Within 30 Years Warns Sogoshima
Count Michimasa Sogoshima of the Japanese house of peers told an audience at the University of Chicago that Japan will be starving within thirty years unless the world declares an open door based on Christian equality.
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Japan
Chicago
Michimasa Sogoshima
House of Peers
University of Chicago
Water Fight Pledges Fuel Plattsmouth Rivalry
Fire Chief Oscar Sandin captains Snoose Chewers and challenges Claude Smith's Eskimos to a rematch of the Fourth of July water battle. Smith's team vows to wash them into the river as Lynn Minor water flows test the streets. Prize money and a rising purse will go to the final winner.
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Plattsmouth
Wee
Uly
Oscar Sandin
Snoose Chewers
Claude Smith
Eskimos
Sandin
Lynn Minor
Frank Bestor
Coolidge Deaf to Klans Invitation
President Coolidge will ignore all letters and requests to address or review the Ku Klux Klan in Washington next month. White House sources say he will follow his 1920 stance and provide no public pronouncement on the matter despite mounting correspondence from supporters and various groups.
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Washington
Col
D. O. Sherrill
Sylvan Theatre
Washington Park System
Coolidge
Sherrill
Lynn
Holy Name Society
Klan
Bricklayers Union Rejects Arbitration Proposal in Jurisdiction Fight
Washington July 7 The board of officers of the bricklayers masons and plasterers international union of America tonight rejected a proposal by building contractors to arbitrate the jurisdictional dispute with the operative plasterers international union. The dispute threatens to tie up 500000000 dollars of construction nationwide.
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Washington, D. C
Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers International Union of America Tonight
Operative Plasterers International Union
Reimposed McKenna Duties Not Retroactive
London July 7 The reimposed McKenna duties effective July 1 levy a 33 1 3 percent import tax not to be retroactive. Chancellor of the Exchequer Churchill announced in the house of commons this will save importers and purchasers of American automobiles rushed into England since April 28 when revival was announced.
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London
Churchill
House of Commons
England
Dennison Paper Designs at Bates Book and Gift Shop
Bates Book and Gift Shop displays a wide range of Dennison company papers including crepe paper and napkins. Shoppers are urged to inspect the colorful lines now.
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Dennison Company
Bates Book and Gift Shop
Mrs. C. L. Wiles Wins Recognition for Her Chickens
Nebraska farmer Mrs. C. L. Wiles near Plattsmouth raises Barred Plymouth Rocks. Her flock averaged 148.6 eggs per hen in the fourth year of the accredited flock program, with yearly records rising from 115 to 148.6 eggs. She credits geo poultry methods, feeds like sweet milk corn and oats, alfalfa, and modern incu bators, plus Hogan culling, for steady gains and sales of eggs and breeding stock to Nebraska and nearby states.
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L. R. Snipes
Causa County
Nebraska
C. L. Wiles
Plattsmouth
Plymouth Rocks
Wiles Farm
Wilen
Snipes
Wiles
Wyoming
Idaho
Colorado
Karnak claims record health restorations across ages
Advert reads that after severe tests Karnak restores health strength and energy for men and women of all ages with stomach liver and kidney troubles. It cites over 500000 bottles sold in four states in ten months and names F G Fricke Co in Plattsmouth as the local exclusive seller.
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Karnak
Willow Twig Apple Variety Among Farm Trees
The Wiles farm reports Willow Twig as an excellent keeper with apples edible into June. Delicious is less hardy with some trees dying. Varieties planted include Delicious Ben Davis Jonathan and Black Astra khan. Small fruits include blackberries raspberries gooseberries strawberries. Plum peach and cherry orchards exist with Omaha a favored plum. Strawberry types Sena tor Dunlap and Everbearing are grown. Red Pelis cattle are used in milking and herd differences noted. The home sits among tall trees and evergreens, making the farm appear homelike.
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Ben Davis
Jonathan
Wiles
Senator Dunlap
Body of Woman Found in Missouri River at Ferry Landing
Detectives identify a decomposed female body found near Ferry Landing by Shenandoah Iowa. Clothing suggests suicide rather than accidental drowning. no identification papers were recovered. The body was recovered after weeks in the water and will be broadcast from the Ferry Field station to locate relatives or origin.
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Missouri River
Tuesdey
Floyd Richardson
Herry
Shenandoah
Iowa
Golf Notes Reds and Blues Clash as Scores Rise
The Reds trail the Blues 36 to unspecified points after a mixed week. Southeastern Nebraska tournament entries flood Fricke's Drug Store bulletin board in Plattsmouth with at least ten entrants expected. Qualifying rounds run Sunday and Monday July 12 13 with match play to follow. Entries must reach tournament committee by Saturday July 11, pay two dollars to secretary Fricke.
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Reds
Blues
Nebraska
Fricke's
Plattsmouth
Saturn
Secrety Fricke
Auburn
Bates Book and Stationery Store Hosts Mild After-Dinner Smoke
A local notice invites patrons to Bates Book and Stationery Store for a mild after-dinner smoke event. Details emphasize a relaxed gathering at the shop offering light refreshments and conversation.
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Bates Book and Stationery Store
City faces flood damage on Chicago Avenue retaining wall
The city battles heavy rains along southern Chicago Avenue as a culvert and a large retaining wall fail. Repairs expected to cost 1200 to 1600 dollars, with calls to extend the culvert and sewer to handle mounting water. Concerns rise over undersized three foot sewer openings failing to carry Southside runoff.
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Welnesday
Chicagzo Avenue
Patterson Avenue
Chicago Avenue
Chicasro
Louisville
Pearl Street
Tenth Street
Council
Negroes Located Near City Stir Local Tensions
Report notes several negroes have been located just south of the city where colored residents have camped for days. Local residents with long standing prejudice are agitated by the presence and planned residence of the group in the area.
Howard Metal Ceiling Co Address Notice
Business listing notes Howard Metal Ceiling Co at 1995 Mo. Ave Omaha with phone MArket 2372 J24 4sw likely an old directory entry. The fragment provides company name street city and contact code.
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Mo. Ave
Omaha
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Union Department
Lelia Queen
George Hoffman
Dan Lynn Camp
Geo. Everett
Lincoln
James F. Wilson
Henry Banning
Virginia Copenhaver
Farmers
Henry H. Becker
L. J. Austin
Chapman
Ellis la Rue
Mr. Todd
M. Lynde
D. V. Lynde
Syracuse
Ray Fahrlander
Joseph Bauer
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
C. L. Elliott
L. A. Upton
Forubins
Seotadeabion
Nemaha County
Manley
Smith
Cass County
Chigago Ave
Howard Metal Ceiling Co
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