Alvo News Roundup Highlights Local Life and Farm Activity
Alvo notes show Bert Kitzel selling three cows to Reed of Palmyra last Thursday. Threshing was light with Coutman’s machine at 3 773 bushels. Oats yield 34 inches per acre, above average. Local visitors, farm work, and community outings fill the week as teams played, barber Eddie Craige left for Johnson, and town events included a Lincoln visit scoring ten innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Kitzel
Reed
Palmyra
Coutman
L. D. Multen
Phillip Coatman
S. C. Boyles
Willard Clapp
Fimwood
Cach
Alvo
Axle
Eddie Craige
Johnson
Ackler
M. Stone
Arthur Dinges
Alvo Town
Lincoln
C. B. Kirkpatrick
Walter
California
A. T. Stromer
Areitie Neallor
Roy Poll
G. P. Kahler
Kahler
John Rose
Graneer Brothers Wholesale House of
George Maseman
Irene Smith
May Anderson
Rosa Johnson
Ina Anderson
Carl Anderson
Harver Wall
Tyler
Vicent Rehmeyer
Newkirk
Greenweed
A. E. Pailing
Mr. Newkirk
Gmahe
Barn Fire Destroys Lee Snagely’s Barn
Last Thursday morning a fire destroyed the barn of Lee Snagely southeast of Alve about three miles. Neighbors and Alve fire department fought the blaze but the structure burned completely. A cow perished inside and several hogs were killed. origin of the fire remains undetermined.
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Lee Snagely
Walter Sunderland Trives
Alve
Harvest Season Ends Amid Cautious Market Grain Sale
Harvest is over and threshing in Alyn ends with most grain sold yet market activity remains quiet. The report notes little remaining stock ready for sale and farmers surveying prices as the season closes.
Twenty Cent Gasoline at Alvo Coatman Station
Gasoline in Alvo drops to twenty cents at the Coatman station, with the supplier keeping the price and implying others could match it if they chose. The offer is noted as a standout among local pricing.
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Alvo
Coatman Station
Hard coal miners deny report of general strike
In Atlantic City New Jersey July 22 anthracite miners assured mine owners that hard coal fields would not be part of any general strike akin to the threatened action in the bituminous fields. Philip Murray said anthracite miners agree with operators to keep hard coal and soft coal negotiations separate and hoped this stance continues. The miners warned of a wage checkoff while operators said they remain opposed though open to proposals.
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Athaetic City
N. J
van A. Bittner
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Labor
Davis
Philip Murray
International
Bittner
West Virginia
Murray
W. W. Larlis
Employer Liable for Fireman's Death in Nebraska Case
Judge Dilworth sustains award against Pattison firm and surety Integr ity Mutual plus City of Minden for $5,250 to widow Gloda Jensen and $159 burial funds. Jensen died after tripping while responding to a fire alarm as a volunteer firefighter employed as a store clerk. The case, State Journal notes, will be appealed to Nebraska's Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Dilworth
Kearney
Qolza Jensen
Frank A. Kennedy
Integrity Mutual of
Chicago
City of
Minden
Dilworth
Mr. Pattison
Jensen
Supreme Court of Nebraska
State Journal
Southern California Quips on Earthquake Fury Overclaim
The passage notes that earthquakes are shaking Italy, Japan and elsewhere and warns Southern California cannot claim to be the world’s leading temple center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Japan
California
Germany Hopes for Positive Outcome in Security Note
Berlin and Paris discuss Germany’s security note amid disputes over arbitration treaties and league of nations roles. Stresemann cites unresolved points while noting goodwill in evacuating the Ruhr by August 16. French leaders expect a two to three week reply window and debate obligatory arbitration with Poland and eastern neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
France
Belgium
Ruhr
Altho
Lokal Anzeiger
Krues Zeitung
Sweuische Tages Zeitung
Tagzeblatt
Voseische Zeitung
Paris
Germany
Poland
The Drama of the Colorado River and Its Sway on Civilizations
The Colorado River is a dramatic American force shaping culture and landscape from its high alpine origins to the Imperial Valley delta. It offers a wild cadence of color and humor, threatens vast irrigated land with floods and shifting silt, and fuels congressional talk of comprehensive development for the lower basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Mississippi
Danube
Rhine
Hudson
Potomac
Radio
Popular
The
Colorado #8
Grand Canyon
Gila
Imperial
Coachella
Palo Verde
Imperial Valley
Saiton Sea
Congress
New Republic
Water Fight Advertised to Draw Crowd on Main Street
An appeal promises a water fight with the fire department to attract a large Main Street gathering. Organizers frame the event as a community spectacle with the fire boys participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Fire Boys
Pershing Party Reaches Balboa Panama Heading to Panama
General John J. Pershing, head of the Tacena Arica plebiscitary commission, and his party arrived at Cristobal Balboa in the Panama Canal Zone. He was met by Col M L Walker and Maj Gen William Lassiter and proceeded to Panama. He then paid an informal call on President Caifari at Tanuma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balboa
Panama Canal Zone
John J. Pershing
Tacena-Arica
Cristobal
M. L. Walker
William Lassiter
Canal Department
Pershing
Panama
Caifari
Tanuma
Alfalfa Prospects Pale in Nebraska Amid Heat and Drought
State crop statistician A. B. Anderson reports unfavorable conditions for the third alfalfa crop in Nebraska. Heat and drought injure corn in eastern areas, with variable yields and pasture shortages. Spring grains are light in the south, better in the north, and wheat yields are uneven as farmers delay selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Anderson
Nebraska
Tourist Praises Nebraska Roads
Secretary Cochran receives a letter from Denver attorney John Hipps praising Nebraska highways while noting missing or obliterated road markings in towns. He compliments the state’s progress in providing good roads for tourists and recalls maps with highway numbers now in common use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochran
Nebraska Department of Public Works
John Hipps
Denver
Nebraska
Hipp
Colorado
Common Staff To Lead Little Entente Armies
Berlin reports a single general staff will direct the armies of Poland Czech Slovakia Yugoslavia and Romania in case of war. Details to be finalized at a Bucharest conference of army commanders planned for month end. The arrangement aims to unify Entente forces creating a larger Central European military power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Poland
Czech-Slovakia
Jugo-Slavia
Rumania
Bucharest
Europe
British Admiralty Wins Ship Program
London reports the crisis over the cruiser question ended in a victory for the admiralty at Wednesday's cabinet meeting. The cabinet agreed to build four vessels this year and three next year as demanded by the admiralty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiralty
Young People Steal March on Friends in Quiet Iowa Wedding
In Cass county near Nehawka Nebraska, Miss Grace Linville and Herbert Biel wed in Glenwood at Rev. Goodrich church. The couple’s friends and relatives learned of the marriage after the ceremony. Miss Biel teaches in Cass county schools and plans a western wedding trip before settling on a family farm south of town.
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Coss County
Greeley Biel
Grace Linville
Nehawka
Glenwood
Goodrich
Methodist Church
Herbert Campbell
Ruth Biel
Iowa City
Cass County
Abs
Fred Shoemaker
Nelvinka
Fred Riel
Biel
Jardine Sees Good Farming Year Ahead for Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine says control by little brokers and scalpers has slowed needed reforms at the Chicago board of trade. He expects changes soon, notes progress after an investigation into grain price swings, and anticipates a fairly good farming year despite prior distress. He also backs a clearing house at the board and aims to resolve the Armour-Morris merger case within six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago Board of Trade
Jardine
Armour-Morris
West
Local notes show wide city visits and travel mentions
Nehawka resident Z W Shrader and Elmwood attorney William Deles Dernier visited the city for business and social calls. Mrs Grauf and Mrs Stone headed to Omaha for medical reasons. The piece lists numerous locals traveling, weathering health issues, and planning to secure bonds and funds for gravel work and other projects.
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Thursdas
Z. W. Shrader
Near Nehawka
Frank Grauf
Cron Stone
Grauf
William Deles Dernier
Elmwood
Masons Dedicate New $500000 Madison Temple
Madison will formally dedicate its new Masonic temple on September 30 with Fred J. Marion of Milwaukee directing ceremonies. The $500,000 classical structure houses two lodge rooms with opera chairs and organs, clubs, banquet hall, ballroom, dining room, kitchen, and spaces for Eastern Star, White Shrine, and De Molay activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Fred J. Marion
Milwaukee
Grand Lodge of Wisconsin
Eastern Star
White Shrine
Order of de Molay
Caillaux Likely to Lead Debt Settlement Mission
Paris reports Finance Minister Caillaux wishes to travel to the United States briefly with the mission to settle France's war debt. It is probable that former minister M. Franklin Bouillon will join as a member of the delegation expected to depart for Washington in September.
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Paris
Caitllaux
Mafin
United States
France
M. Franklin-Bouillion
Washington
Return from Southwest visit by Maurer family
Mr and Mrs Edward Maurer and their son Lonnie return home after a two week trip to New Mexico. They traveled about eighteen hundred miles through Denver and McCook where they met Judge A L Zink and family. They report crops in New Mexico especially corn ahead of their home area and plan another trip to the southwest next season.
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L. B. Sheffer
E. M. Jardine
Greenwood
Luther Meade
Union
Nat C. Huston
Burt
Washington
Thurston
J. E. Wheeler
Burlington
Mr. Wheeler
Journal
James K. Pollock
Farmers State Bank
John E. Kirkham
Willer
Nebraska
Henry Jess
Leonard Walling
Falls City
Missouri Pacific
Bayard
F. E. Leh
J. R. Jahrig
Northwest
William Jahrie
Glendive
Montana
Augusta Weber
Forsythe
Julius Beck
Newcastle
Wyoming
Jahriz
George F. Dovey
Chicago
W. E. Rosencrans
Blythe Rosencrans
Edward Maurer
Lonnie
New Mexico
Denver
McCook
A. L. Zink
Germany Cancels World's Fair Exhibit Participation
Berlin reports German industry and commerce decline to participate in Philadelphia's 1926 world fair due to inability to fund proper presentation. A resolution was adopted by the Association of German Industry the Central League of German Wholesalers and the League of the German Retail Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Philadelphia
Association of German Industry
Central League of German Wholesalers
League of the German Retail Trade
Bankrupt Farmers Grain & Stock Company Chapter Case
In the District Court of Nebraska Farmers Grain & Stock Company is adjudicated bankrupt in case 1127. The first meeting of creditors is August 6 1925 at 10 00 am in Lincoln Nebraska Federal Court Room to prove claims examine the bankrupt appoint a trustee and conduct other business. Referee Daniel H McClenahan notes date July 23 1925.
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District Court of the United States
District of Nebraska
Lincoln
Farmers Grain & Stock Company
Greenwood
Cass
Federal Court Room
Nebraska
Daniel H. McClenahan
Guardianship Hearing Order in Cass County Neb
In the County Court of Cass County Nebraska the Guardian N D Talcott seeks approval of his report on Mariah L Amick incompetent and discharge. A hearing is set for August 3 1925 at 10 am for all interested to show cause. Notice to interested parties via Plattsmouth Journal for one week prior.
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Cass County
Nebraska
Mariah L. Amick
N. D. Talcott
Plattsmouth
Mrs Streight Sinks Further at Clarkson Hospital
Reports on Mrs. William Streight at Clarkson hospital in Omaha indicate renewed stomach trouble and inability to retain nourishment. She grows gradually weaker, despite hopes for improvement earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Streight
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Journal Want Ad: Sell or Buy Items Through Today
Readers can place buy and sell notices in the Journal Want Ad column. Submit concise descriptions with contact details and prices where applicable. Ads run for a specified period and reach a broad local audience seeking goods, services, and opportunities.
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Journal
Referees Sale Ordered In Cass County Neb 1925
Notice of sale in Cass county Nebras ka District Court under a 1925 decree. Referee will auction the west 90 acres of NE quarter section 34 township 12 range 9 east of the 6th P M at 2:00 pm September ith 1925 at the north front door of First National Bank Greenwood. Sale for cash with ten percent day of sale and balance on court confirmation. Abstract of title provided. Open one hour.
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District Court of
Cass County
Nebraska
Samuel Guilion
Gertrude Chandler
Reid Court
First National Bank
Greenwood
A. D
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Alvc Department
Coatman Hardware Coc
Alvo Nebraska
Stresemann
General Pershing
Alfalfa Prospects Posa
Crouth
British Admiralty
Mr. Greeley Beil
Iowa
Chicago Board of Health
Dr. Heineman
H. C. Leopold
Glen Rutledge
Nehawke Enterprise
Andrew J. Snyder
Henry Horn
Ide Trusoi
St. Catherine’s Hospital
John W. Crabill
Alice
Isaac King
Superior
Minnesota
R. G. Pelton
Fel Ton
Louisville
Peters Trust Co
John B. Roddy
Near Union
Pratts- Morth
Charlee Mason
Doan
Fricke & Co
Masons
Caillaux
Mrs. Streight
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