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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1924

Page

2

Union Residents Figure in Local Notices Across Town

A dash of Union area activity includes Philip Hild and Chester Minner visiting for business, F H McCarthy painting his home, and Milford-area residents traveling to Plattsmouth and Omaha. Memorial Day visits, carpentry work, and farm tasks show a lively week with multiple locals and guests listed in Union society notes.

Philip Hild Chester Minner Mynard Union E. J. Maugey Joseph Banning Plattsmouth Masonic Home W. H. Mark Omaha Metropolis Earl Merritt D. Cadwell R. M. Taylor F. H. McCarthy Harlan Boliman Falls City Ray Bollman L. R. Upton James F. Wilson Mr. Wilson Fred Will Clark Elizabeth Donnellly Robb Nebraska Mont Robb Frank Pace East of Mynarit C. F. Harris Board of Commissioners Robert E. Hastings Geneva Dan Lynn John Lidgett Joseph Lidgett Mhis Joe James Albert Wilson Syracuse Wilson Masonic Order W. P. McManus Carl Smith Topeka Kansan Baxter Smith Kansas John Banning Alvo

Local visit and farm hauling noted in Nebraska City

Miss Bessie LaRue visited friends in Nebraska City last Saturday. Ray Chriswisser and Mr. L. Hanson have been hauling corn from the Farmer's elevator to their farms for feeding purposes.

Bessie LaRue Nebraska City Messrs Ray Chriswisser Ir. Lh. Hanson

Fresh meats and fabrics sale advertised with special bread offer

An advertisement promotes fresh beef and pork at good prices along with ginghams and dress prints. A Saturday April 26th sale highlights bread loaves priced at 10c and 15c, both for 15c.

Local visitors and church ties noted through a warm weekend

The report highlights visits by Mr. and Mrs. Banning and Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Taylor, with guests including W. L. Hoback, Ray Bollman, and family members. Marjorie Hoback’s fishing success was noted. Rev. H. H. Planck will leave Linton for a new posting after two years, and Attorney C L Graves hosted his daughters from Lincoln during Decoration Day weekend.

Marjorie Hoback W. A. Taylor H. H. Planck Baptist Church Linton Planck Graves Lincoln Derrier Harry Dr. Royal Mr. Royal Plattsmouth Enion C. L. Graves

Filling Station Installed at Moore Garage

Standard Oil Company workers began installing an underground tank and a filling station at the E. E. Moore Garage in the Foster building last Monday. L. J. Austin, E. E. Moore, R. K. Mettis and Moore’s son carried out the handiwork as Moore grows busy and satisfied with developing business.

Standard Oil Company E. E. Moore Foster Building L. J. Austin R.K. Mettis Moore

Franks Grothers Team Receives Car Load of Hardware and Fencing

Frans Grothers with L R Upton and L G Todd received a car load of goods last Monday including hardware and woven wire fencing. Two Murray shipments went to Banninggs Nickles in Murray, while two Murray trucks visited Union to take fencing back.

Frans Grothers L. R. Upton L. G. Todd Murray Banninggs & Nickles Union

Old Settlers Association Meeting Notice

The annual meeting will be held at the Secretary’s office in Union on Saturday June 7 at 4 p m for officer elections and other business. All interested persons are urged to attend. W A Taylor president Chas L Graves secretary.

Old Settlers Association

Rinkydinks Win Twelve Inning Victory Over Plattsmouth Team

The Rinkydinks baseball squad traveled to Seiota last Sunday and defeated a Plattsmouth lineup of Burlington workers after twelve innings by four to three. The game was praised as an excellent effort on a good day.

Rinkydinks Seiota Plattsmouth Burlington Shop

Rumors of a Union County wedding to occur soon

Reports circulate that a marriage will take place soon involving a respected elder gentleman living near Union and a lady of similar age. The local youths eagerly await official word of the ceremony.

Couple Receives Two Real Serenades At Guessing Event

At a local celebration attendees are invited to identify the contracting parties as two serenades are performed. The event hinges on audience participation to reveal the names involved.

Children Lead Faithful Sunday Attendance Despite Rain

Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. prompt and preaching at 11:00 a.m. June 8 features children's day cantata The Awakening with the church lawn plan if weather permits The Sunday School Orchestra rehearses Tuesday evenings at Orlock in the Methodist church. all helpers and instrumentalists are invited to join and practice with the youth

Orlock

Finishing Poultry on the Farm for Higher Returns

On farm finishing of surplus poultry raises weight and quality. A 10 day to 2 week feed of finely ground corn and bran with white shorts or ground oats, mixed to a mortar with sour milk or buttermilk, improves sale value. Birds, called milk fed, should be sold to quality buyers. ask County Extension or Agricultural College for Ex tension Circular 1414.

Agricultural College

Doctor Coogan to Visit Monthly This Summer in Union

Dr. Thomas P. Coogan, Omaha dentist, will visit Union once a month during June July and August due to increased Omaha business. The June visit is set for Saturday the 14th and includes free teeth cleaning.

Dr. Race Union Nebraska Omaha Thomas P. Coogan

Union Theatre Presents The Single Track and Comedy Reel

The Union Theatre features The Single Track starring Corrine Griffith and Richard Travers, a tale of love adventure and lost fortune with a heroine saving a train. A one reel Jim Aubrey comedy from Vitagraph screens as the second feature Saturday night.

Corrine Griffith Richard Travers Union Theatre Jim Aubery

Newell's Private Car In Wabash Wreck Near Attica

News reaches James W. Newell son of Hon. W. H. Newell of this city that his private car was derailed in a serious Wabash wreck four miles west of Attica Indiana. Nine killed and forty injured as two Pullmans overturned. Newell car occupants reportedly not seriously hurt. An insurance agency job ad follows in Cass County.

James W. Newell W. H. Newell Mr. Newell Attica Indiana Newell Wabash

For Sale Jeweler's Showcase in Louisville Neb

Mrs Crabill of Louisville Nebraska offers a jeweler's showcase for sale including a hend and regulator. Local notice invites inquiries from interested buyers.

Jeweler’s

Some Good Homes For Sale Jourrai Classified

Brief want ad notes real estate listings titled Some Good Homes For Sale. Includes terse prompts to browse properties for sale, with no clear listing details or location.

Old veteran paints Studebaker racer like a grandson

Indiananopis reports Earl Cooper and mechanic Earl Dutton helping an elderly Los Angeles resident and former Studebaker painter, N. M. Henderson, restore a Studebaker Special racer. Henderson, 89, worked tirelessly to color the car in Robin Eye blue with gold trim, praising the Studebaker legacy.

Indiananopis Earl Coo~er Earl Duton Studebaker Los Angeles Dutton Cooper Sam Clem J. M. Studebaker N. M. Hendershott Los Anfetes

State Regulation Has Four Objects

The article argues states should actively regulate utilities within their borders. It outlines four objectives: ensure complete adequacy and continuity of service, prevent political discrimination and local influence, promote fairness to the public and the utility, and curb wasteful competition.

May

Uneconomic public injury prompts utility oversight

The text argues that uneconomic conditions create public injury and asserts that proper supervision of utility securities is essential to achieve broader public goals.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Union Department WM. F. Race, M. D Miller-Gruber Nehawka Foster Edward A. Dowler Union, Nebraska Aluminum Nebr W. H. Sheeley R. D. Stine Old Settlers Meeting Chas. L. Graves Thomas P. Cogan World-Herald Omaha, Nebraska Frans Bros. Lumber Co Methodist Church Notes Dr. Coogan Old Line Life Insurance Cass County City National Bank Cloe A. C. Mutz Warl Jourrai Earl Coopers Tideall Lumber GO Plattsmouth, Nebraska E. A. and F. S. Rice J. W. Hebson & Son H. J. Y. California Puyall Ap J. M Cash and Carry Store Telephone North 5Th Street
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