Acme Minerals Proves Effective In Hog Feeding
Weeping Water Nebraska May 18 1923 Mary Shipman reports hogs sick from stock powder. After using Acme Minerals and Pig Meal supplied by Union Nebraska agent Joe Lidgett, hogs returned to full feed within ten days. Shipman will continue using products and recommends to other hog raisers.
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Acme Mineral CO
Wheaton
Ilinois
Weeping Water
Nebraska
Union
Joe Lidgett
Acme
M. Jenkins
Acme Minerals
Acme Minerals Ad Warns Against Imitations in Wheaton
Be wary of sellers claiming to offer Acme Minerals from other sources. Buy only Acme Minerals and Acme Pig Meal made at Wheaton Illinois and sold by listed dealers Joe Lidgett Union Nebr Co M Jenkins Weeping Water Carl A Prince Eagle Nebr D B Gunn Fieldman. Prices on FOB factory Wheaton. Order now for season supply and freight savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme Minerals
Acme
Wheaton, Ill
Wheaton
Illinois
Joe Lidgett
Union
Nebr. Co
M. Jenkins
Carl A. Prince
Eagle
Nebr
D. B. Gunn
Fieldman
Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Weyrich and Haberba promote Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy urging families to keep it during summer months. The notice emphasizes high usefulness and value for the cost and encourages immediate purchase.
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Weyrich & Hadraba
Radio notes and new stations in Nebraska region
Obsolete radio terms cited as WOAW plans expand to Glenwood Farragut and Weeping Water with religious broadcasts. Omaha opens a new station run by Central high school on low meter wave. Bureau of Standards may drop meter length in favor of kilo cycles. Enthused amateurs seek Golfers Special receiving sets amid DX activity and annual growth of plant life affecting signals.
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Omaha
Central High School
WOAW
Glenwood
Iowa
Farragut
Weeping Water
Bureau of Standards
Plattsmouth WOAW Broadcast Debut Delayed to July 10 1923
Plattsmouth's second broadcasting night from WOAW is set for Tuesday July 10 1923 after two prior dates proved unacceptable as band members could not secure time off. Watch for further program announcements and schedule updates.
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Plattsmouth
WOAW
Last Call on This Install Lightning Arrestor Now
The notice urges immediate installation of a lightning arrestor on aerial systems if not yet done. It emphasizes this as the third and final warning to readers to protect property and reduce storm damage.
You Meet Them Every Day Radio Ananias Man’s Game
A quirky column likens radio fans to golfers and anglers, noting how each division of the hobby club emphasizes teeing drive length catch size and receiving range in ongoing spoofing and social play.
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Ananias
Noting cigars at golf course drive sparks comment
A radio message from Plattsmouth golf course describes a heavily built man with cigars asking his caddy if he smokes. The caddy answers yes, and the man replies he will carry them himself as he walks away.
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ETAC
Plattsmouth
Sonny
H.b.m
1300 Mile Candy Prize Goes To The Dalles
A message received before ETAC departure from the city Thursday announced The Dalles Oregon as winner of the long distance prize in Plattsmouth night contest. The distance was exactly 1300 miles and the candy winner will be announced after committee verifies guesses.
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ETAC
Dalles
Oregon
Plattemouth
Radio concerts entertain Atlanta parks with WSB loudspeakers
Station WSB in Atlanta has installed two large receiving sets with loudspeakers in the city’s leading parks. Every night when The Voice of the South airs, outdoor crowds are entertained by radio. The idea, run by WSB at no cost to the city, could be copied in other large cities and may surpass weekly band concerts in popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSB
Atlanta
Davenport Orchestra Moves to 9 to 11 Sunday Nights
Wook at Davenport shifts its Sunday night orchestra to start at 9 and end at 11. The change aims to improve local programming despite WOAW broadcasts on Saturdays. WOC’s schedule lacks evening programs on several weekdays. Wednesday features a pipe organ concert at 8 with military band from 10 to 11, followed by a Tourists Road Report at 11. Saturday dance remains 9:30 to 10:30.
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WoOk
Davenport
WOAW
WOC
Galva
Ill
Local residents visit for Decoration Day and family affairs
A parade of visits fills Decoration Day as John W. Faber, Mrs. Frances Vallery, A D Eigenbrodt and many others travel from Falls City Lincoln Murdock Weeping Water Omaha and Louisville to attend services inspect graves and visit relatives and friends. Several private trips include Alfred Hall from Plattsmouth and Frank Levings with family while L R Snipes studies farm work and golf links in town. The group also notes marriages and graduations among locals.
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H. H. Wheeler
Myron Wheeler
Lincoln
J. Leonard Messinger
Alfred Hall
Plattsmouth
L. R. Snipes
Edna Shannon
Ruth
Herbert Burbee
Union
D. Gibson
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Frank Levings
T. M. Scarbrough
Herman Yost
Phyllis
Omaha
Decoration Day
W. P. Sitzman
Frank McElroy
Florence and
Mary
Warren Dean
McElroy
Harold Peters
Mr. Peters
Local residents visit and travel in Friday notes
Friday's Daily records several local and area residents on small trips and calls. Carl Dalton returns to Lincoln after visiting relatives here while I M Wolfe returns from Omaha. A J Dietrich of Louisville and C A Davis of Murray conduct business and visit friends. R G Campbell heads to McCook with a stopover in Omaha. Mrs Agnes Chapman visits old friends from Lincoln era. Russell Harris and family travel from Omaha to Fricke home. I N Cummings, now in Omaha, visits for weekend with locals. Jacob E Adams travels from Lincoln to visit parents in this city. Henry Heil Jr and family from near Louisville spend the day visiting friends and handling matters.
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Lena Sachs
Louisville
Eda
Meta
Joseph Warega
Anna
Toledo
Oak Harbor
Ohio
Warga
Cedar Creek
Carl Dalton
Lincoln
I. M. Wolfe
Nebraska Masonic Home
Omaha
A. J. Deitrich
C. A. Davis
Murray
R. G. Campbell
McCook
Agnes Chapman
Russell Harris
F. G. Fricke
Harris
I. N. Cummings
Jacob E. Adams
W. T. Adams
Nebraska City
Henry Heil, Jr
Edna
Glen
Feet of Clay novel by Margarette Tuttle in May LHJ
Margarette Tuttle launches Feet of Clay in the May issue of the Ladies Home Journal. The serial debut promises a literary centerpiece for readers of the magazine this month.
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Margarette Tuttle
The
Ladies Home Journal
Married at Parsonage in Louisville Ceremony
At the Methodist parsonage this morning Charles Van Scoyer and Mary McGrew both of Louisville were united in marriage by Rev. Frank E. Proutz. They will reside in Louisville and are welcomed by many friends. Van Scoyer is a longtime Louisville resident and a brick mason. The bride is a successful Louisville schoolteacher.
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Charles van Scoyer
Mary McGrew
Louisville
Frank E. Proutz
van Scoyoc
Poultry Buying Day Set for Plattsmouth June 6
Farmers hear that Wednesday June 6 is the next poultry buying day at the Burlington freight house in Plattsmouth. A car load of live poultry will be purchased with cash prices posted for heavy hens roosters broilers dusks and Leghorn poultry, plus beef and horse hides. Buyers promise rain or shine service to receive all offerings.
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Burlington Freight House
Plattsmouth
Wheat crop movement eyed as empty cars head west
Lincoln June 1 The state railway commission reports a large westward shift of empty cars. Twenty thousand cars already moved and more are expected before Nebraska’s wheat harvest in mid July, though officials warn it may not exceed last year’s car supply.
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Railway Commission
Lincoln
Nebraska
Thorne Browne
State Railway Commission
Browne
Commission
M. J. Gormley
Car Service Bureau
American Railway Commission
Gormley
Mr. Browne
Chamberlains Tablets Aid Stomach Tone and Recovery
In olden belief the soul dwelt in the stomach, but Chamberlains Tablets promise prompt relief for ordinary stomach troubles by strengthening the stomach and restoring natural function. A trial costs a quarter from Weyrich Hadraba.
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Chamberlain
Weyrich & Hadraba
Jurors Rounding for May Term of District Court
Sheriff Quinton rounds up jurors for the petit jury panel for the May term which opens June 4th and centers on the Cotton trial as the term's main task.
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Quinton
Harding Will Not Gut Sugar Tariff To Reduce Price
President Harding says he will not modify the sugar tariff to lower prices. He spoke with tariff commission Chairman Marvin about rate inquiries and the flexible provisions of the act. Marvin hinted recommendations on several schedules may be ready before June 20, with deeper reviews continuing into August or September.
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Harding
Washington
White House
Marvin
Tariff Commission
Tates
Why Suffer from Rheumatism
Nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscular or chronic rheumatism not needing internal treatment. Relief may come from applying Chamberlains Liniment which aids sleep and rest, a benefit to anyone afflicted with rheumatism. Weyrich Hadraba.
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Weyrich & Hadraba
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Fee Moors
Sheridan
Indiana
Henry
Acme Manufacturing Co
Geo. H. Simpson
Mary KE. Shipman
ETAO
Wahoo
J. H. Sweet
John W. Faber
Falls City
Frances Vallery
A. D. Eigenbrodt
Oak Hill Cemetery
Jerry BE. McHugh
Murdock
Thomas Walling
America
Overland
Great
Willys-Overland
Revenue Cutter
Fisk
Saturday Evening Post
John Bauer
Gard
H. G. Leopold
Joliet
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