Murray Area Notes Show Repairs and Community Moves
Painting and decorating firms offer sample books. John Frans paints buildings at Sans farm east of Murray. Douglas Tilson moved into a house east of Murray and will work for Will Minford. Several residents assist neighbors with repairs and projects. A June 11 Murray school district patrons meeting is scheduled for 7 20 PM at the school house. Many local residents visit Murray for business, social visits, and travel to nearby cities. Storms caused damage to crops and property, including roof loss and fallen trees.
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John Frans
Murray
Fred Hild
Dewey Boedeker
Ben Neal
Douglass Tilson
Will Minford
Co. W. Clarke
Union
J. A. Scotien
Otto Wohlfarth
Ralph Kennedy
Myra McDonald
Herman Richter
Allie Leonard
Virgil Perry
Greene Piggot
Qmabha
Herman Gansemer
Fiattsmouth
Lincoln
Janet Vallery
T. J. Brendes
Missouri Pacific
Wo Patterson
Latismouth
J. D. Lewis
Lloyd
W H. Heath
Weeping Water
Plattsmouth
Gust Brubacher
Will S. Smith
Jervie Lancaster
J. D. Wurteman
Leigh Nebraska
Plattsemouth
Lee Nickies
Etta Nickies
Gentes Nick
Plattsmouth Motor Company
Murray Saat Mosntay
George Connor
Rock Creek
Kansas City
Wm. Lindner
J. A. Scotten
Robert Shrader
Omaha
Chester Shrader
George E. Nickles
Henry C. Long
Clifford Wilson
H. ¢. Long
Wilson
Henry C. Lone
Elderine Shrader
Mr. Wilson
W. G. Boedeker
Fairbault
Minn
Charles H. Boedeker
Charles
Wolf Menace Hits Local Flock In Sheep Losses
Thomas Tilton laments losing one ewe and four lambs to wolves. He urges people to intensify hunting of these varmints, calling them a menace to farmers as they attack flocks while residents attempt to drive them away.
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Thomas Tilton
Man and son escape rattler as father defeats venomous snake
Lloyd Lewis and his father J. D. Lewis encountered a five and a half foot rattlesnake near the river northeast of Union. Lloyd lifted his young son Bobbie onto his shoulder to safe passage then used a large club to dispatch the snake. The incident likely saved the boy from a bite. Presbyterian Church notes follow with worship times and a prayer meeting.
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Rattler
Lloyd Lewis
J. D. Lewis
Inet
Union
Lioyd
Bobbie
Lloyd
Liorh
Two Indians Drown Near Lindy Nebraska
Two Indians were drowned near the town of Lindy in Knox county Nebraska as swollen creeks swept them away during Thursday afternoon rain. The accident occurred while they worked along a small creek and was reported by Yankton and D. May.
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Yankton, & D
Lindy
Knox County
Neb
Industrial Notes on Local Projects and Jobs
Bordeaux reports preliminary work on Highway No. 20 with graveling planned. Prospects are bright for graveling the Golden Rod highway from Franklin to Naponee this summer. Creighton Cooperative Creamery adds equipment at Creighton.
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Bordeaux
Franklin
Naponee
Nebraska and neighboring notices outline regional developments
The list details infrastructure and business changes across Nebraska towns including power and water system rebuilds, bridge and highway work, hospital expansion, new or renamed companies, bank reorganizations, and public works projects. It notes railroad bridge work in Verdon, medical and educational plans in Bellevue and Dawson, and utilities and paving efforts throughout multiple counties.
Butter Carload Shipped from Gellaway by Cooperative Cream
Scribner Cornerstone laid for St Peter's church edifice as Cooperative Cream veries dispatches a butter carload from Gellaway. Local progress note signals regional farming activity and church construction.
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Gellaway
Scribner
St. Peter's Church
Flood Waters Return to Normal River Beds in Falls City
Flooding on the Muddy and Nemaha rivers in Richardson county calms as crop damage nears half a million dollars. Wheat cover and corn losses mount, with many fields abandoned. roads, bridges, and mail service suffer delays while rail lines race to repair damage. Cecil Vader, 16, remains missing.
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Falls City
Neb
Nemaha
Richardson County
Sheriff's Office
Kansas City
Salem
Here
Fred Meinzer
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Burlington
Cecil Vader
Weather Damage Hits Peru Neb Crops After Weekend Storms
In Peru Nebraska on June 3 authorities report main highways passable but side roads are poor. Flooded corn on bottoms and cold rain harm the strawberry crop after the weekend storms.
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Peru
Flooded roads and bridges paralyze Tarkio area highways
Tarkio Missouri on June 3 reports many bridges in Atchison county and state highways rendered impassable. Farm damage centers on corn with some stock swept away. Hoit county records large livestock losses amid floods.
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Tarkio
Atchison County
Hoit County
Nebraska Territory and Kansas Admission Bill Details
The Nebraska territorial bill, urged by Senator Dodge and backed by Senator Douglas, also admitted Kansas. Goals included delegates from Missouri and Iowa. Nebraska ranks high in land devoted to colleges and in college enrollment, with extensive federal aid to roads. Over two years 417 parolees were released. 13 percent violated trust.
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Nebraska
U. S
Augustus Caesar Dodge
Iowa
Stephen A. Douglas
Kansas
Thomas Johnson
Missouri
Hadley D. Johnson
Congress
Settle Estate Litigation in Cory heirs dispute
In county court this morning the estates of John Cory and Alice Cory were settled by mutual agreement of the heirs. Contests in the cases had persisted in county court and now on appeal to the district court. The heirs plan to dismiss appeals and jointly manage the estates.
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John Cory
Alice Cory
Jack Dempsey Plans Southern Black Hills Visit
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey has booked plans for a summer trip to the Black Hills of South Dakota. C. C. Gideon, who hosted President Coolidge at the state lodge, received Dempsey’s request for a party of eight to arrive in late July or early August.
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Hot Springs
M. D
Jack Dempsey
Black Hills
South Dakota
C. C. Gideon
President Coolidge
Iodge
Dempter
Local Masons Have Part in Grand Lodge Session
Plattsmouth lodge No 6 A F and A M played a major role as the grand lodge of Nebraska opened its Omaha sessions. Officers conducted the Master Mason degree and the local Masonic quartet sang at the afternoon session. Attending dignitaries included Henry Nolting and H L Gayer among others, highlighting the lodge’s high standard of proficiency.
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Mondey
Plattsmouth
A. F
A. M
Grand Lodge of
Nebraska
Omaha
Masonic Quartet
Masons
Royal Arch
Grand Commandery
The
Knights Templar
Grand Lodge
Henry Nolting
A. H. Duxbury
H. L. Gayer
R. P. Westover
Leonard Born
August Kaffenberger
John E. Turner
Lester Meisinger
Robert Painter
Raymond C. Cook
L. L. Wiles
W. F. Evers
Frank A. Cloidt
H. E. Sorter
H. G. McClusky
L. O. Minor
Wheat prices surge as July crosses one dollar
Chicago traders rebound from low mood amid Washington farm relief hopes. July wheat tops $1 a bushel at $1.03 and September $1.07, with gains led by corn and oats. Projections show winter wheat at 632 million bushels and spring wheat at 252 million, while domestic and Liverpool markets climb on the wave of optimism.
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Chicago
Despond
Washington
Congress
Liverpool
World- Herald
Gang truce tested after discovery of large alcohol plant
Police report a Sunday raid unearthed a $100000 alcohol plant run by West-side liquor manufacturers under protection of the Bugs Moran Aiello faction. The seizure suggests rival gangs may be cooperating in Atlantic City territory, with four men arrested during the raid.
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Chicago
Atlantic City
Railroads See Fewer Deaths From Within Tracks
Over the past decade railway property fatalities fell by 61 percent due to railroad control measures. Grade crossing accidents rose as motorists ignore cautions and race trains. Railroads are not liable for crossings, and efforts to remove grade crossings fail against growth in highways and streets.
Railroads Improve Across Phases of Accident Control
In every phase of the accident menace over which the railroads have control, improvement has been made. Under circumstances where controls within the jurisdiction of the public accidents have increased. Clearly the railroads are creditably discharging their share of the responsibility and the rest is up to the people.
Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church Schedule
The Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church announces June activities with Sunday school at 9 30 and German services at 10 30 a m Children’s Day program on June 16 and no services on a Sunday when the preacher attends the synod in Columbus Nebraska Midweek Ladies Aid meets in church parlors hosted by Mesdames Phil Albert and Clarence Meisinger on June 19
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Columbus
Nebraska
Ladies Aid
Phil Albert
Clarence Meisinger
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Viurray State
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Howe
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Tekamah — McDonald Auto Company
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City Hell
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Gothenburg
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Hastings
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O. A. Graves
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Anderson Motor Company
Ogilala
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A. E. Anderson
Ogallala
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the Journal
Texas
Capital
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Cass County
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