Murdock Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Romer Lawton family visiting Lincoln. Brownville and Manier residents in town. Church services shared by Lawrence Stauss. Wabash visitor Mrs. Lawton. Local farm yields and wheat averages noted. Fire destroys Eddie Bauer home contents. a fine near Ashland. Choir program at Evangelical church praised. Rush urged to return to Murdock.
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Romer Lawton
Lincoln
Jake Ruemling
Brownville
Neb
Lydia
Fred Cordes
George Schafer
Iss Carrie
Manier
Charles Schafer
Cord
Or. W. Gillespie
A. H. Ward
Will O. Schewe
Henry A. Guthman
Sudance
Wyo
Meadow
Louis Schmidt
Lawrence Stauss
Murdlock
Louisville
Fhe
HW. BE. Lawton
Wabash
H. G. Lawton
Murdock
Rey Oehlerking
Harry Marshall
Biril City
Kansas
Rev. A. Staass
West Point
Miss Balster
Winkelplex
George L. Berger
A. J. Bowers
Indianola
California
Long Beach
Otto Eickhoff
Waukomis
Oklo
Eddie Bauer
Bauer
The
Evangelical Church
Katherine Tool
Westbound trip of Dill sisters to National Parks
Oscar Dill and two sisters left last week for a western tour lasting about ten days to two weeks. They plan visits to Wyoming National Parks and aim to return before school resumes.
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West
Oscar Dill
Wyoming
For Sale Threshing Outfit in A-1 Condition
For sale a 16 h p Reeves compound steam engine 82x60 Avery separator with new water tank pump hose and a new 150 foot 5 ply drive belt. Address 125 Ssw Edw Guehlstorff Murdock Nebraska.
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H. P. Reeves
Harvest trip to Woodland Kansas and Colorado Springs
Martin Bornemeier and family left Friday for Woodland Kansas where he grows 489 acres of lead in wheat and a large acreage overall. He plans to thresh and finish in about a week to ten days and then return home. The family will continue to Colorado Springs for an outing and to assist with the wheat work.
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Kansas
Martin Bornemeier
West
Woodland
Bornemeier
Colorado Springs
Evangelical Church Services Announced in Louisville Area
Church services listed for Louisville and Murdock including 8 20 a m worship Bible school at 10 a m English service from 11 to 1130 and German service 1130 to 12 at Murdock Young Peoples meeting at 7 p m and evening preaching at 720 p m More text appears cut off after If.
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Evangelical
Louisville
Murdock
St Murdock
Young Peoples
Fand Concert Draws Crowds To Murdock
The band concert in Murdock drew a large crowd last Wednesday with many attendees traveling from outside the neighborhood to enjoy the excellent performance the band provides.
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Murdock
Rush Returns North After Health Decline and Loss
W. H. Rush, long in the south for two years seeking better health, disposed of his southern holding after his wife died there and has returned to the north to make his home again. He was a visitor in Murdock last Thursday for a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Vogel
South Bend
Murdock
Universal Auto
Eb. W. Thimgan
Oscar E. McDonald
L. Neitzel
Omaha
Elanor Harming
Kansas City
Charles Xupke
Tiis
Thelma Winkelplex
Lincoln
Mr. Rush
W. H. Rush
Murdock Ford Days Set for August Two Big Days
The committee announces Murdock Ford Days on August 27 and 28 featuring large crowds and more attractions than ever. The Murdock band will provide music for band concerts, heightening interest. Watch for additional announcements.
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Murdock
Ford
Hewkins to Increase Band Practice to Twice Weekly
Mr. Hewkins of Weeping Water will switch from weekly to twice weekly band training with the Murdock Band, aiming to provide more instruction and improve members skills.
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Mr. Hewkins
Weeping Water
Murdock
Painter Homer Lawton Brightens Buell Home
Homer Lawton paints the Buell residence white, making the eminent building standout prominently. Frank Buell favors neat appearances and praises Lawton as the capable worker who can achieve the favored look.
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Homer Lawton
Frank Buell
Mr. Buell
Mr. Lawton
Nebraska Visitors Tour the Hills and Lakes in South Dakota
Mr and Mrs Henry Guthmann of Murdock Nebraska and Mr and Mrs Lauer of Ainsworth Nebraska with three children visited Plattsmouthians Mrs Will Chase and Mr Guthmann expressed disappointment she no longer resided in town The party toured the hills including Brevilla Tower and Arman Lake praising the countryside and editor notes the Guthmanns are respected Plattsmouth residents on a leisurely Nebraska tour
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South Dakota
Henry Guthmann
Murdock
Neb
Lauer
Ainsworth
Fellows
Will Chase
Guthmann
Plattsmouth
Hille
Brevill
Arman Lake
Guthmenn
Plattmouth
Nebraska
Farmers find 4.9 percent return on farm capital in 1924 25
Washington reports the Agriculture Department analysis shows total capital in agriculture valued at 79.15 billion dollars for 1924 25 with net income around 2.712 billion. Farmers own 79 percent of capital, pay interest on the rest, and receive a combined 2 percent return after costs and management.
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Washington, Juny
Department of Agriculture
U S Marshal of Iowa Denies Charges in Reappointment
Fred Davis United States marshal for the northern Iowa district returned to Sioux City denying charges tied to his reappointment. Attorney General Sargent and John Marshall questioned him and will seek reports from Judge George C. Scott and District Attorney G P Linville on his fitness. Davis will remain in office until Congress reconvenes in December.
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Washington, D. C
Fred Davis
United States
Iowa
Sioux City
Sargent
John Marshall
Davis
George C. Scott
G. P. Linville
Cedar Rapids
Cigars to Suit Every Taste at Bates Book Store
Bates Book and Stationery Store offers a selection of popular cigar brands kept moist by an electric humidor to ensure optimal freshness.
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Bates Book and Stationery Store
Foreign investments of U S total over nine billion dollars
Washington reports foreign investments excluding debts to the U S government at about 9.5 billion dollars. In the first half of 1925 public offerings totalled 551.6 million, with new capital of 427.3 million and 63 foreign issues bought out by July 1. Europe leads loans, with 237.6 million. Latin America 571.1 million and Canada 231.9 million.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Commerce
Theodore B. Goldsmith
Finance and Investment Division
Europe
Latin America
Canada
Asia
Germany
United Kingdom
Ft Ie
Department of Ecommerce
Anglo-American Peace Treaty Proposed at Scarborough Meeting
Ri C Hawkins, Liberal candidate, urged a permanent Anglo American peace accord transforming current arbitration into a fixed peace treaty with the Hague as the arbitral court. He suggested codifying international law with a non Anglo American commission, extending the approach to Portugal and Belgium, and linking trade and armament policy to avoid entanglements. He argued this would strengthen both nations' peaceful global roles.
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London
Scarborough
National Liberal Federation
Ri. C. Hawkins
Hawkins
Relly
America
Hastic Court
Hague
British Empire
United States
Canada
Portugal
Belgium
Africa
Great Britain
Britain
Pacific
Born Rich or Theft by False Oath Promised as Easy Money
The quote argues that amassing wealth without effort is achieved by birth into wealth or by theft through forgery and perjury, presenting a sharp condemnation of easy money through dishonest means.
Legion's New Memorial Blog fund drive gains broad support
A Saturday update shows strong public response to the auditorium campaign with few turndowns. The plan allows gifts up to 100 dollars with 10 dollars now and 90 over ten months, and a city-wide drive will accelerate card returns from the business section as Plattsmouth precinct prepares for wider community involvement. Total contributions listed reach 2855.00 with numerous individuals and local firms contributing.
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Legion’s Auditorium
Plattsmouth
Leet
Ghrist & Christ
J. S&s. Livingston
John FB. Lattier
Pattsmouth Motor Co
Cc. E. Wescott’s Sons
John Griffin
Wonder
Er Hoo DB
Os Dwyer
P. Livingston
Krochler Bros
LC Seg CT. A
Tidball Lumber Co.c
Fricke Drii
Homas Walling, Sr
Waren Raeis
Cio i
Jonn J
Clout
Dr. P. T. Heineman
Ed Schulhof
Eas
G. E. Hartford
Harry Goose
John B. Livingston
Pit Phteroif
Emma Pease
B. A. McHowain
Geos
Mill Agrams
I. FH
Meisinger
Fred
Husch
Samtiventer
A. Hughey
Mebr
Minty Hobscheidt
Angy Pe
Gsvar Wilson
Herman Reithstadt
Byron Golding
H. Waltitranl
French Draw Closer to Debt Negotiations
Paris reports experts for France and Great Britain continue talks on debt settlement. Finance Minister Caillaux says details should be ripe for September discussions in London with Winston Churchill. A commission may then set out for the United States to discuss France's debt there, with Caillaux possibly leading the mission.
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Paris
Great Britain
Cuaillaux
London
Winston Churchill
United States
France
M. Caillaux
Commission
First Bale of Cotton Brings 58 Cents a Pound
A record price of 58 cents a pound was set today for the first bale of the 1925 cotton crop, auctioned on the New York Cotton Exchange floor after market close. The bale, from Georgia, was the earliest new crop cotton received in New York, purchased by Samuel T. Hubbard Jr., vice president of the exchange.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Georgia
Samuel T. Hubbard, Jr
Exchange
Legion post to be honored at Nebraska convention
The Trenton Nebraska legion post and its citizens will be honored at the state American Legion convention in Columbus July 27 29 1925. The community made the greatest contribution to the endowment fund for World War orphans and disclosed men raised in Nebraska that summer. A large loving cup will be presented to the Trenton delegates by Commander Goray on the convention's third morning.
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Columbus
Neb
Legion
Trenton
Nebraska
American Legion
Uoriy
French Forces Tighten Grip as Rifian Tribes Weaken
Fez Morocco July 22 French successes in Morocco boost morale of Moroccan Rif troops. Riffian tribes aird to submit to sultan and abandon prophet followers. French reinforcements arrive to relieve tired front lines as Premier Painïere vows a smashing blow if peace talks falter. General Marulin sets HQ near Taco coordinating with Petain for a major Moor offensive.
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Fez
French Morocco
Morocceo
Ahi-el-Kirtin
American Airmen Delay Morocco Mission Under Red Tape
Paris dispatch reports to morocco expedition of American volunteers led by Colonel Charles Sweeney postponed due to planes not ready and status questions under foreign enlistment rules. French public reaction mixed as delay stems from administrative hurdles and potential five year service.
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Paris
Morocco
Toulouse
Africas
Coloone
Charles Sweeney
Seattle
Foreign Legion
France
Americaan
Wetljcome
America
Out of Town Donations Aid Local Auditorium Fund
Henry Soennichsen, active on the Legion memorial auditorium committee, is soliciting donations from traveling salesmen via card requests at the Soennichsen store. J. W. Flachey, Nebraska City grocer, pledged 35 to the building fund, with Harchey noted for prior successful fundraising efforts for local civic buildings.
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Henry Soennichsen
Legion's Memorial Auditorium
Soennichsen
J. W. Flachey
Nebraska City
Harchey
Elks
Tne
Atlantic City Bathing Suits Edict Sets Reasonable Limits
City authorities outline season rules on swimwear with allowances within defined limits while enforcing decorum and modesty standards for beachgoers and visitors. The regulations emphasize moderation and appropriate coverage across public beaches.
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Atlantic City
Nebraska Education Statistics Show Large Pupil Load
Nebraska reports an average of 253955 students in state schools with total enrollment 325746 including those who drop out or transfer. Per pupil instructional cost is 117.87 dollars. Nonresident high school tuition set at 708 dollars. Last year 14429 utilized the law. The state lists 21 log houses and 6796 pine structures among school buildings.
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Tin
United States
Mexico
Ourtar
Tredé Sereses
Tere
Hexteo
Tke
Tapertanes
Mexia
Petroeur
Aenres
Lhe
Nebraska
Schouse
Arctic explorer MeecMillan reports sailing amid icebergs
MeecMillan, the Arctic explorer, reported he was sailing when icebergs were nearby. The remark appears in a casual note about preparedness and a small electric fan priced at 3.05 dollars.
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MeecMillan
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Murdock Department
J. Johanson
Murdock, Neb
EDW
Guehlstorff, Murdock
Nebr
E. W. Thimgan Garage
White Estate
U. S. Marshal OF
JU. S
Stueet
Liberal Federation
Legion’s New Memorial
Journal
Ward
Pennsylvania
Art Ward
Max Dusterhoff
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