Alve People Visit Relatives and Attend Meetings
Alvo residents shared news of visitors and gatherings including Miss Golda Klyver and Mrs. Doris Klyver spending the weekend visiting friends in Alvo. Ralph Wienr received a fountain pen for merit at Bush Bury school. Local trips included Lincoln shopping and Greenwood visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ganz
Alve
Ehmwood
Golda
Doris Klyver
Sf Alve
Lizzie Lewis
Neal
Edna Mabelle Winn
Ralph
Lincoln
Ralph Wienr
LaVerne Gibson
Bush Bury
O. ©. Quilhurst
Wellsville
Kas
Jennie Rouse
Alvo
Mart Nickel
Fred Wolfe
John Banting
Tnion
Promine
Bury
Ralph Wins
Ralph Dreamer
Fern Hill
John Weichel
Arnie Fhm
Jacob Daugherty
Max Hollenbeck
Tena Weicgheb
Orley Clements
Lucille Nelson
Fairbury
Pyttainn
George Schafer
Carrie
Philip Schafer
Otto Schafer
Herman Wohlfarth
A. J. Schafer
West of Murray
Uwnely George
Miss Carrie
Frank Wood
Thomase Stent
Chicago
Canada
Los Angeles
California
L. . Mullen
J. I. Demmitt
Greenwood
A. T Snedsen
Oniaho
Double Pour Club Year End Meeting at Weichel Home
The Double Pour club held its last meeting of the year on May 20 at Mrs. John Weichel’s home with sixteen members and sixteen visitors present. After the business session the west group presented a play The Old Malis Plen while Ralph Dreamer gave readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double Pour
John Weichel
Ralph Dreamer
Harry Weichel
Lila Nickel
Mabelle Winn
Congress Passes Reapportionment Law After 1920 Census
It notes that Congress newly elected chose to enact reapportionment following the 1920 census, reflecting a shift in political representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Death of Chas. Sutton Occurs in Omaha
Charles Sutton 63 died in Omaha after a stroke while staying with his daughter Mrs Emma Petty. Born near Pelia Iowa he later lived in Stewart Rising City and Alvo. He was a traveling man, Methodist, ex I O O F member, survived by wife four children and siblings. Funeral May 27 at Alvo Methodist with interment north of Alvo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sutton
Pelia
Iowa
Stewart
T. Young
Rising City
Mr. Sutton
Methodist Church
Lodge
Omaha
Sutton
Airs
Emma Petty
Alvo
R. H. Chenowith
Jackson
Alva
Glen Sutton
Stockton
Kansas
William and
Thomas Sutton
Chappel
Wenatchee Area Obscured in 1930 Apple Crop Big Year
Wenatchee district reports a record 1930 apple harvest with over 26 000 carloads shipped and 9 million boxes exported through Portland and Seattle. The region, irrigated and expanding, saw rapid growth since 1902 with thousands of acres, vast storage, and cash sales driving market strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Wash
Portland
Seattle
Hamburg
Ger
Northwest
Wenatchee District
Washington
Wenatchee Valley
Wenatches
New York City
Tax Decrease Hailed Ahead of Congress Shift
Couzens says a tax cut is certain with the new Congress. He warns that politics with the Treasury Department could block any reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couzens
Treasury Department
Manley News Items Visit and Local Travel Notes
Theo Harms brief time in Weeping Water sparked business matters on Wednesday afternoon. Lincoln guests Alice Alberding H M Blair and niece Effa Anderson visited the Harms home last Sunday. George W Curyea and wife of Lincoln visited John Grane in town midweek. Fli Keckler, working in York county, returned to Manley awaiting a new contract. he has remained here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
Harms
Alice Alberding
H. M. Blair
Lincoln
Theo Harms
Effa Anderson
John Grane
Fli Keckler
York County
Manley
Racek Moves to Manley From Mason City Area
Becomes resident of Manley Frank Racek formerly of Missouri Valley where he has been living while employed by the pipeline company through that part of Iowa. He moved to Manley and now resides in the Falischman house. Racek and family lived in Mason City before relocating westward. He and Anton Anerswald are cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley
Frank Racek
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Falischman
Mr. Racek
Mason City
Anton Anerswald
Pioneer Manley resident Joseph Macena born October 11 1857
Joseph Macena a pioneer of Manley born in 1857 in Howard county Iowa moved to Cass county Nebraska at age ten in October 1887 and spent about 64 years there. He farmed for many years and now retires in Manley living with friends and recalling past scenes.
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Manley
Joseph Macena
Howard County
Iowa
Nebraska
Cass County
Joe
Raymond Fleischman Illness Amid Family Vigil
Raymond Fleischman of Louisville has suffered a long illness with blood and heart issues. Despite brief improvements, he declined early this year and grew very weak last week. Fred Flaischman and wife dispatched to assist, securing Mrs Hammond's nurse to tend Raymond and relieve his parents during the vigil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Fleischman
John Fleischman
Louisville
Raymond
Fred Flaischman
Fred
Diederich Wins Respite From Fremont Non-Support Jail
Martin Diederich twenty of Fremont won a three week reprieve from a ninety day jail term for non support of his seventeen year old wife Vera. Judge Herbert Rhoades noted scarce Fremont jobs and ordered continued incarceration until he could raise 250 dollars. Ward Cook his attorney said the city has few job calls and urged leniency based on character testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Joe Cook
Fremont
Martin Diederich
Herbert Rhoades
Ce Vera
Cook
Diederich
Rhoades
Falls City Legion Post Buys Lodge Quarters
Falls City May 28 The American Legion has purchased quarters for lodge and recreation purposes. This marks the first home for post members since formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls City Legion Post
Falls City
American Legion
Legion
Flag display urged for Memorial Day June 14 and July 4
The American Legion urges prominent display of the flag on Memorial Day June 14 Independence Day July 4 and in all patriotic events. National director Russell Cook says proper display shows reverence and misuse stems from ignorance of flag etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Russell Cook
American Legion
Two Bankers Face New Banking Charges in Stuart Collapse
New charges allege 12 counts against John M. Flannigan former president of the Nebraska Bankers Association and James C. Phinani S N in connection with the Citizens Bank of Stuart which closed December 1 1930. Prosecutors say deposits totaling 36000 were paid by transferring notes to Horace Shank and certificates of deposit not due were paid to eight others. Flannigan served as bank president and Phinani as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiurodayr
John M. Pinnnlgen
Nebruaka Bankers Association
Jemesa CC. Phinani- S2n
Citizens Bank of tSuart
J. D. Cronin
Lincoln
Horace Shank
John M. Flannigan
Stuart Bank
James C
Notice of Public Auction for 1927 Chevrolet Coupe
On June 18 1931 at 10 00 am the lien holder E Mathews will auction a 1927 Chevrolet coupe engine 3050100 license 1 12196 to satisfy a 27 50 labor and storage lien. The sale is at the north front door of the Mathews garage Greenwood Cass county Nebraska to the highest bidder for cash. The ownership is unknown to the lien holder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews
Greenwood
Cass County
Nebraska
Barker Sues For Divorce From William Barker
Ella D Barker files in Cass county Nebraska District Court for absolute divorce and child custody. Desertion and extreme cruelty cited. Respond by July 20, 1931 or petition deemed true. Attorney J R Mueller represents plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William, O. Barker
A. D
Ella D. Barker
District Court of
Cass County
Nebraska
Notice to creditors in estate of Oscar Kell Deceased
In Cass county Nebraska County Court Plattsmouth the estate of Oscar Kell Deceased creditors are notified a claims hearing will be held June 26 1931 and September 26 1931 at 10 am to examine all claims for adjustment. Claims must be presented within three months from June 26 1931 and debts paid within one year from that date. Dated May 29 1931 County Judge A R Duxbury Seal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Nebraska
Cass County
Oscar Kell
Plattsmouth
Said
A. Ti
Duxbury
Bankruptcy Notice for Edgar T Fisher in Nebraska
In the United States District Court Lincoln Division Edgar T Fisher is bankrupt Case No 2103. The first meeting of creditors is scheduled for June 1 1931 at 10 a m in Federal Court Lincoln Nebraska to prove claims examine the bankrupt appoint a trustee and handle asset sales if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Ee
United States
District of Nebraska
Lincoln
Edgar T. Fisher
Algo
Cass
A. D
Federal Court Room
Post Office Building
Nebraska
Transaees
Otter
McGlen Aban
Pig Survey Aims to Stabilize Nebraska Hog Production
Over 1 000 postmasters and rural carriers will distribute 18 000 pig cards to Nebraska farmers Thursday to gauge spring hog crop size and plan fall production. The survey, endorsed by A E Andersen agricultural statistician, seeks to stabilize prices by tracking supply and informing farmers, with the post office delivering the form for free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
A. E. Andersen
United States
Department of Agriculture
Post Office Department
Anderson
Foreign trade shows majority of April exports in finished products
Commerce department analyzes April trade data showing domestic exports at 209.9 million dollars and imports at 185.7 million. Finished manufactures dominate exports while crude materials and other categories trail. Comparisons with April 1930 are provided for each category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Confessed Slayer Carl Carlson Testifies Self Defense
Chicago May 28. Carl Carlson also known as Frank Jordan testified in his murder trial claiming he acted in self defense when he fired at two policemen during a crowd on a Michigan boulevard. He said he was frightened as someone seized him from behind and did not know he was under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carl Carlson
Carlson
Frank Jordan
Michigan Boulevard
Agnes Tiehen Dies at 46 in Falls City
Agnes Tiehen, 46, lifelong invalid, died Thursday after a weeklong illness. Heiress of a wealthy Richardson county family, she was daughter of Herman Hiehn who owned 1,900 acres at his 1911 death. Survived by a sister and two brothers. Funeral services and burial set for Saturday at Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls City
Agnes Tiehen
Richardson County
Hiehen
Herman Hiehn
Siser
Mpurial
Salem
Persistent Advertising Drives Steady Results
A local business notes regular, persistent ads yield steady customer growth. The strategy focuses on consistent placement across weeks and months to build recognition and sustain demand.
Fantastical claim on Vienna occupation by Little Entente
The Romanian foreign office labels a Budapest paper story fantastical claiming Czechoslovakia would occupy Vienna for the Little Entente. Prague denies any secret treaty and insists no military occupation plan exists despite rumors of an Austro German customs accord being enforced.
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Bucharest
Budapest
Magyarsag
Czechoslovakia
Vienna
Prague
Foreign Office
Midget Twiste Hits Alma and Pauline Neb
A Nebraska storm report details Thursday and Wednesday events across Alma and Pauline. High winds and hail caused extensive damage including barns torn down, windmills destroyed, and 250 chickens killed. The storm damaged crops, windows, roofs, and blocked highways, with losses exceeding 200000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chain, Hall and Whids
Nebraska
Burlington
Colorado
Sterling
Althe Lncal Weather Bureau
K. G Hacker
Here
Catte
van Dyke's
Orleans
Nick Flammang
Pauline
C. W. Bauder
Clarence Anderson
Gould Farm
Hawks Make Rapid World Flight From London To Paris
Paris Captain Frank Hawks completed a record breaking European flight in just over ten hours. He left Le Bourget, stopped for breakfast in London, dined in Paris, and continued to Berlin before returning to Le Bourget, averaging about 1990 miles per hour despite head winds and a Holland squall. Hawks will receive the 1930 trophy at a ceremony in Mount Vernon Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Frank Hawks
Europe
London
Berlin
le Bourget
Croydenfield
England
le Bourfet
Croydon
Holland
Hawks
International League of Aviators
Mount Vernon Homestead
Griswold Plans Run for Nebraska Governor in 1932
George C. Snow reports Dwight P. Griswold of Gordon will seek the Republican nomination for governor in 1932. Griswold, publisher and former state senator, resigned in 1929 as state senate commander of the American Legion after earlier service in the house and three senate terms. Snow says Griswold expected to be in Lincoln for a special session and may announce further details then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
George C. Snow
Chadron
Nebraska Senate
Dwight P. Griswold
Gordon
Griswold
State Senate
African Legion
House of Representatives
Senate
Snow
County Board Pledges Gravel Near Humboldt
Falls City, May 28. Five miles of gravel will be laid on an easterly branch of the road south from Humboldt as soon as adequate funds are available, county commissioners announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls City
Humboldt
Farmland for Sale Reported in Local Listings
In a brief classified snippet a farm property appears in sale notices. The readable text references land for sale and related details among local postings, with unclear scrawled notes and partial directions.
Prominent Crete Leader Anton Dredia Dies at 72
Anton Dredia longtime Crete mayor and public servant died aged 72 in Lincoln. Funeral at his Crete home at 2 a.m. with Rev. Harold Cooper. burial at Burlattm Riverside Cemetery. Dredia served as mayor seven terms city clerk board of education member and city treasurer. He was active in law and insurance with his son Thomas J. Dredia. He helped organize Crete State Bank and the Innovative Investment Company. Surviving wife Dessie two daughters Mrs Rice Odell and Mrs Groshans Kimball seven grandchildren and several brothers J Frank BR and Ed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Punetal
Anton Direa
Firty-Two
City Essemior
Thomas J. Dredia
Ader
Ceochoslovaktia
DAGE
Dredin
Ameren
Hie Paurecuka
Thomas Dredia
T. A. Miller
C. B. Anderson
Linerla
Dredla
Republican State Central Committee
Dessie
E. Rice
Odell
H. P. Groshans
Kimball
Janes Kabat
Cyelo
Feet Brothers
Frank
J. C
Little Falls
Minn
Benatrice
Rail commission denies tri weekly service by Minneapolis & Omaha line
Railroad Commissioner Randall issues an order denying the Minneapolis & Omaha Railway Co. its request to substitute tri weekly for daily service on the Wynot to Sioux City line. The line will operate daily with Wynot as layover, improving mail delivery though passenger service remains limited. Towns affected include South Sioux City Ferry Dakota City Coburn Jackson Willis Ponca Newcastle Maskell and Obert. The change saves about 1647 dollars annually but would not be adequate for passengers. mail delivery continues daily with adjusted hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall
Minneapolis & Omaha Railway Co
Wynet
Sioux City
Wynot
South Sioux City
Ferry
Dakota City
Coburn
Jackson
Willis
Ponca
Newcastle
Maskell
Obert
Texas sheriffs honored for courage against mobs
Two Texas sheriffs Walter W. Covington of Beaumont Jefferson County and W K McLemore of Shamrock Wheeler County will receive medals from the Commission on Interracial Cooperation for saving imprisoned African Americans. Formal presentations set for Beaumont and Shamrock Sunday. Covington defended Rainey Williams during a jail siege June 28 29. McLemore persuaded 300 mob leaders July 12 to disperse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Texas
Walter W. Covington
Beaumont
Jefferson County
W. K. McLemore
Shamrock
Wheeler County
Commission On
W. W. Alexander
Sherif Covington
Rainey Williams
Jesso Lee Washington
McLenmore
Nebraska Corporations Get 7000 Tax Form Packets
Lincoln May 28 Secretary of State Frank Marsh began distributing 7000 blanks to as many Nebraska corporations for 1931 occupation tax reports. Domestic corporations have until August to file their reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Frank Marsh
Nebraska
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Alve News
Double Four
Bayer
Chas. Sutton
Wenatchee Area
Anton Auerswald
Coo. E Mathews
Lien Holder
J. R. Mueller
Alma
Biek
Anton Diedla
State Bank
Commission
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