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A complete line of John Deere and International Harvester equipment suitable for any machine. We offer repairs for all makes. A complete stock of United States auto and truck tires and tubes with attractive prices and service. Genuine Ford parts and accessories available to complete garage service. Standard products also stocked with emphasis on good service and reasonable prices.
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Greenwood social notes include neighbors visiting Omaha and Lincoln
Local residents visited friends in Omaha and Lincoln on multiple days last week. Community members attending Memorial Day events, home improvements, and farm tasks were reported as well as illness and recovery among several residents.
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Thomas Leaver
W. C Boucher
Ralph Coleman
Will Coleman
Alvo Herman
Montier
Omaha
Frank Lappan
Ilyannes
Greenwood
Roy Comstock
Rex Peters
BE. Chilcott
Lincoln
L. G. Marvin
A. F E. Palling
Brookfield
North Deckers
J. L Carpenter
Ellis
Sanborn
M. E. Peterson
Paris
Stork
C. E. Caffee
Dr. Talcott
Peters
R. A. Owens
Memphis
E. F. Smith
Urban Roonse
Philip Reese
Suvanneh
John €. Semeryer
Nelson Elmet
Irs
Caffee
Anna Pailing
BL AL Sanborn
Aie
Jamine
Omahe
Greenwood News From The County Farm And Roadside Events
Local notes report two Whippet coupes for sale, a Frigidaire plant installed at Birdsall and the Northside cafe, and Wheat across the county ranging from headed to nonheaded. A. KR Birdsall and wife also run summer goods cooling. Leonard Stradley injured while rounding horses. A crash near Arthur Reese farm injures Mrs Bucknell and Mrs Beth el but they recover. Robert Matthews plans a Greenwood band to advertise the town. American Legion Memorial Day observed at Greenwood with a war veterans ceremony and a Preparedness address by a state university faculty member.
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Birdsall
Northside
L. V. Schepler
Omaha
Leonard Stradley
Leonard
Arthur Reese
George Bucknell
Thomas Bethel
Robert Matthews
Greenwood
Creenwood
Methodist Church
Factuity
State University
Corn deliveries surge as prices rise in two weeks
Over the past two weeks buyers have moved substantial corn into market. About fifty thousand bushels of last year’s corn have been purchased and delivered or awaiting delivery, bringing total recent corn activity to approximately 175,000 bushels for the crop, a sizable figure following last year’s smaller yield.
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Doan
Maiden Nebraska City Maiden Omaha tale on night streets
A Morris Jacobs tale from Plattsmouth Omaha route after 2 a m ends with a badge mistaken for a shield. A child asks why he was in town at that hour while a father explains he was returning from a Maiden Nebraska City product made in Omaha event.
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Morris Jacobs
Omaha
Nebraska City
Morris
World Herald
Improvement of the Roads in Western Cass
County Commissioner Fred Gorder inspected rural roads near Eagle with The Beacon editor to map early season improvements. The plan targets mail and school routes with potential farmer co operation, replacing some drainage with steel bridges and grading the worst spots to prevent waterlogging, with crews set to work by June 15.
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The
Beacon
Eagle
Gorder
Plans for Improvements at Beautiful Arcade Rest
Owners of Beautiful Arcade Rest announce plans to improve the former Walker residence in the north part of the city. They may add an annex on North 4th Street to treat more patients with home like comforts. Facilities will include electric steam sun and massage baths and electric vibration treatments. A large farm will care for nervous patients providing recreation and rest to aid recovery. The project aims to make Arcade Rest a popular local resort and health center.
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Walker
Gertrude Epperson
Beautiful Arcade
North 4Th Street
Arcade Rest
New Trains Start on the Burlington Sunday
Burlington announces a change in the train schedule effective Sunday June 5. Westbound No. 1 and eastbound No. 10 are restored with adjusted stops. No. 1 from Chicago stops at 6 15 a m for eastern passengers. No. 10 passes at 3 00 a m without stopping here. No. 4 eastbound departs at 16 23 under the new timetable.
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Burlington
Chicago
Pacific Junction
Moisture Helps a Lot for Plattsmouth Farmers
The Plattsmouth area woke to drizzle and overcast skies as early spring rains soaked deep into the soil leaving the surface hard. Farmers report the needed moisture appears to have arrived, aiding corn and garden crops, while weather observers note Nebraska’s climate is favorable for a good harvest.
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Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Radical Borghi Arrested in New York Immigration Sweep
Armando Borghi, linked to the Borghi family known for anti government activity, was arrested by immigration authorities in New York. The arrest underscores ongoing enforcement actions against suspected radicals.
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New York
Armando Borghi
Borghi
Italy
Robbers Steal $25 From Willis Cash Grocery
The Nehawka Enterprise reports a night theft at Willis Cash Grocery. About $25 was taken from a $48 stash left in a drawer after the store was closed. Entry was made by breaking the cellar door lock, and a juvenile suspect idea surfaces as Clyde Duckworth slept above the store.
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Willis Cash
Willis
Clyde Duckworth
Mr. Willis
Clyde
Nehawka Enterprise
Claims He Was Slave on Georgia Farm Alleged Peonage Charges
Governor Walker ordered an investigation into claims by a Black farm worker that he was held in peonage for about 18 months on a plantation in Oglethorpe County owned by a Dr King. The man said five laborers were killed and about fifty others were held with twenty five armed guards.
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Atlanta
Clifford Walker
Oglethorpe County
Georgia
King
Jams Felton
Danville Va
Governor Proclaims Flag Day in Nebraska
Governor Adam McMullen proclaims June 14 as Flag Day and urges all Nebraskans to display the flag in public buildings, streets, and homes. The proclamation marks the 150th birthday of the flag, recalling its origins with the Continental Congress and U S independence.
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Adam MacMullen
Continental Congress
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
Lincoln
Adam M'Mullen
Coolidge Sets Sail To Review U S Fleet At Hampton Roads
President Coolidge departs Washington aboard the Mayflower for Hampton Roads to renew for the first time the United States fleet of 98 vessels. The combined fleets will maneuver through Thimble Shoals channel, pass Cape Henry, and split to sea and Naragansett Bay for the summer, with the Pacific coast and Naragansett Bay destinations noted.
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Coolidge
Hampton Roads
United Sates
Thimble Shoals Channel
Cape Henry
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal
Naragansett Bay
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