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Newspaper

Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1933

Page

6

Ford Sales and Service Station Holding Opening

The C. A. Ruse Co. opens its new Ford sales and service station this week from today through Saturday night. Displays include the VS in a cutaway chassis and several Ford models. The service station promises a complete facility with skilled mechanics ready to assist Ford owners in equipment and repairs at Sixth and Pearl streets.

C. A. Ruse Co Ford Rose Sixth and Pearl Streets

Farm Equipment for Sale in Plattsmouth and Murray

Farm All tractor in perfect condition and a Perfection three unit milking machine in first class shape. Also Baylor two row cultivator with attachments offered. May take livestock in trade. Contact T. H. Pollock of Plattsmouth or Murray Nebraska.

Baylor T. H. Pollock Plattsmouth Nebr L. C Murray

Missouri River Flood Continues Rise On Nebraska Side

The Missouri River keeps rising over recent days as flood waters back into creeks and chutes on the Nebraska bank. Water appears golden from clay soil, not the June mountain melt, possibly linked to recent high levels in northern Iowa and the Dakotas. If the June rise comes, the river could reach its highest level in years and threaten lowlands and bars on the Nebraska side.

Missouri Nebraska Iowa Dakota

County seeks funds for two more hospital units

Douglas County commissioners Dennell and Jacobberger advanced a plan to apply to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for a loan to build two additional hospital units. They estimated at least 500000 dollars would be needed for a general sick patients building and a surgical building, though one commissioner doubted the amount would cover it.

Omaha Douglas County Dennell and Jacobberger Reconstruction Finance Corporation Dennell

Return to Chicago after Omaha visit

John Warga Jr and Robert Hathaway of Chicago have left after visiting Mr Warga's siblings here and in Omaha. They traveled with Charles Nowacek who will stay briefly in the exposition city. Mr Warga is a Chicago druggist with Wallengren drug stores.

John Warga, Jr Robert Hathaway Chicago Mr. Warga Omaha Charles Nowacek Exposition City Mr. Varga Wallengren

Reforestation Jobs for 3100 Nebraska Vets

Federal reforestation opportunities will employ 3100 Nebraska World War veterans. Lincoln VA office opens tentative mail-in registrations with about one hundred applicants so far. Camps may include Fort Crook and Louisville recreation grounds. plan aims to finish by creating a regional workforce under the 250000 manpower program.

Nebraska American Legion J. R. D. Cleland Omaha Veterans Administration Kansas City St. Louis Little Rock Wichita Sioux Falls Des Moines Minneapolis Milwaukee Veterans’ Administration Lincoln Fort Crook Louisville Conoco Fort

Pershing Linked to Morgan Firm Through Personal Ties

George Whitney of Morgan testified that General Pershing joined Morgan underwritings after wartime friendship with Dwight Morrow and another Morgan partner. Pershing said he knew little about business and asked for advice, leading to opportunities to buy stock.

Washington General Pershing Dwight Morrow Morgan George Whitney Whitney Morrow

Death of Sidney Tyler spans Omaha roots and journey

Sidney Tyler 53 former resident died at 3:30 a.m. at the family home in Omaha after months of illness. Born in this city to Mr and Mrs Clay Tyler he lived here in youth and spent 22 years in Omaha. He married Eva Harvey in this city and leaves four children Ralph Esther Robert and Mrs Walter Larson plus two sisters and three brothers. Body likely brought to Oak Hill cemetery for interment.

Satrnmiay Sidney Tyler Omaha Mr. Tyler California Clay Tyler Eva Harvey Walter Larson Ralph Esther Robert Tyler

Shooting Follows a Feud in Pasadena Manor

In Pasadena Dr. H. M. Griffith shot M. Vilas Hubbard three times on the porch of the Hubbard mansion after sending a death threat amid an eight year feud over a property deal. Hubbard fired four shots in return and a passing truck driver disarmed Griffith.

Pasadena H. M. Griffith M. Vilas Hubbard Hubbard W. H. Hubbard Dr. Griffith

National Farmers Holiday leader to speak at Elmwood

Milo Reno president of the National Farmers Holiday association will speak at Elmwood Community Building Sunday June 11. The meeting starts at 2 o clock and offers county residents a chance to hear him describe the farmers relief movement and its aims.

Milo Reno National Farmers Holiday Association Elmwood Mr. Reno

Pageant of Brides Friday Evening in Cass County

The Pageant of Brides will be held Friday evening June 9 at 8 o clock with a silver offering. Brides from 1863 will be modeled by Cass county women and those with gowns from former years are invited to display them. Call Mrs. E H Wescott.

Cass County E. H. Wescott

Death notice notes oversight in listing Rathmann family

In the account of Hans Rathmann's death the Journal Friday omitted the name of one daughter Mrs. v A Davis from the family list. The publication apologizes for the omission.

Hans Rathmann V. A. Davis

Same Security for Federal Farm Loans Required

Omaha June 2 The security requirements for a federal land bank loan have not been changed by the 1933 mortgage act. D P Hogan president of the Federal Land Bank explains the high loan demand from farm loan associations and outlines reduced rates and interest only options for five years from May 12 1933.

Omaha Federal Land Bank D. P. Hogan National Farm Loan Mr. Hogan Farm Loan Commissioner National Farm Loan Association

Cablegram Tells of Father’s Death

E Sundstrom received a cablegram from Sweden last Saturday announcing Hendrik A Sundstrom’s death at age 77 at his home He is survived by eight sons four in California Ludwig Leonard Carl and Ingvar three in Sweden two daughters Agnes of Chicago and another in Sweden Louisville Courier notes Sundstrom’s sorrow and relief at visiting his father years ago

E. Sundstrom Sweden Hendrik A. Sundstrom Mr. Sundstrom California Ludwig Leonard Carl Ingvar Agnes Louisville Chicago Sundstrom Louisville Courier

Canadian visitors Motter couple tour Missouri kin

Mr and Mrs Francis W Motter of Calgary Alberta Canada visited Kirksville relatives after a brief stay in the city. They were hosted by Dr and Mrs O C Hudson a niece of the Motters and left this morning for Kirksville to spend a few days visiting relatives there.

Francis W. Motter Calgary Alberta Canada O. C. Hudson Motters Vistors

Local merchants pledge reliable goods from trusted hometown stores

Readers are urged to buy locally as hometown merchants offer guaranteed quality and easy returns. The notice promotes trust in regional sellers over distant catalogs and highlights service, accountability, and goodwill.

Soil Analysis Guides Farm Buyers and Improves Yields

E B Engle of the Nebraska College of Agriculture explains that soil tests value buyers most, revealing nitrogen needs and alkali levels. Samples should reach four feet deep to assess subsoil, as underlayers influence long term productivity. Iron deficiency causes yellowing. copperas-fertilizer tests helped North Platte valley crops.

E. B. Engle Nebraska College of Agriculture Engle North Platte Valley Norih Platte Valley

Coyote is killed by car near Tecumseh

Tecumseh June 2 A coyote was run down and killed by an automobile driven by Fred Mohler. Accompanied by Mrs Mohler Mrs John F Croft and Miss Erma Croft Mohler was driving northeast of Tecumseh when the coyote sprang into the road He swerved the car to hold it in the road the animal seemed dazzled by the headlights and did not flee finally it was killed by the bumper of the car.

Tecumseh Fred Mohler Mohler John F. Croft Erma Croft Here

Family visit to decorate day in city

W. P. Cook hosted his daughter Mrs. W. D. Glock of Plainview and son Lynn Cook of Oklahoma City who spent a few days this week visiting the father for Decoration Day, their first visit in some time.

W. P. Cook W. D. Glock Plainview Lynn Cook Oklahoma City

Happy Hour 4 H sewing club meets in Cedar Creek

The Happy Hour 4 H sewing club of Cedar Creek held a meeting on June 2 at Mrs Henry Franke's home. It marked the second year of sewing with three new members admitted.

Happy Hour 4-H Sewing Club Cedar Creek Henry Franke

Pleasant birth announced for Schubeck family

From Friday’s Daily: Mr and Mrs Ernest Schubeck welcomed a fine son last evening. Both mother and baby are doing well and the family shares much happiness with relatives and friends.

Ernest Schubeck

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Ford Sales and Service Station Holding Claude A. Ruse Co Kuner del Monte U. S Lighthouse Cleanser Valley Garden Peas Kellogg's Santa Clara America Fort Howard Veterans’ Bureau Pershing Betty Hawaiian Islands Camp Oquago Andes N. Y Oak Hill Cemetery Pageant OF Brides Hogan Cablegram Thomas Walling Company IGA Swift’s Premium Prince Albert Tobacco Nash Coffee Meat Department Coyote Happy Hour Club Soennichsen Home Dairy
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