Manley News Recap of Visits and Transport Changes
Local notes report visits by Miss Mary Murphy and Miss Leia Fischman in Omaha and Weeping Water, a new bus line between Omaha and Weeping Water starting June 1, and various travels of Arnold Harms, A. E. Humble, and Teddy Harms. The weekly community events include a Sunday school picnic, growing grain shipments from Manley elevators, and the expansion of John Crane’s lumber store. Reverend Higgins returns from Rome after attending alumni meetings amid a priest gathering attendance and shows travel anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Murphy
Oqmohn
Edward Taylor
Nebraska City
Oiis
Fred Flaischman
Grover C. Rhaden
Weenpint Water
Leia Fisischman
Omaha
Elmer Pearson
Clyde Jenkins
Weeping Water
Manley
Louisville
A. E. Humble
Kansas City
Mix
Humble
Arnold Harms
Stente
Union F Marine
St. Joseph Hospital
Grover Lauritzen
Teddy Harms
Miss Alice
Henry Peters
Talmage
Wayne
Fred Brune
Brune
Jarms
Leonard Schafer
Lincoln
Geo. Schafer
Carrie
Edward Pankonin
John Crane
Rover
Gustecklow
Visited Teddy Harms Home Praising Roses
The writer visited Teddy Harms last week and admired his many fine flowers. A rose bush of the American Beauty variety stood out, producing large mammoth deep red roses that were highly fragrant.
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Teddy Harms
Manley News Service Expands to Twice Weekly Circulation
The Journal announces its expanded coverage for Manley and surrounding towns with twice weekly issues. Readers can subscribe for a full year at a price lower than typical county weekly newspapers. Contact field representative M. S. Prices to join the mailing list.
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Manley
Coss County
Spr
Couiig
M. S. Prices
Help Prevent Accidents and Thefts in 1925 Portland
A 1925 reminder notes 250000 cars stolen nationwide in 41 cities. In Portland 104 of 106 stolen cars were recovered last month, with several others found earlier, showing high police success. The article urges public care to cut losses and insurance costs through safer habits and vigilance.
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United States
Portland
Missouri Pacific Lines promotes summer vacation tours
A new booklet titled Combination Tours for the Summer Vacation Traveler from Missouri Pacific Lines outlines western state itineraries with route maps and places of interest. It lists costs from major points and helps travelers choose among many routing options to simplify trip planning.
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St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Lines
Heeney Visit From Weeping Water Delights Journal Office
Mr and Mrs James Heeney of near Weeping Water spent a few hours in the city Saturday visiting friends and paid a very pleasant call at the Journal office.
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James Heeney
Near Weeping Water
City
Journal Office
Missouri Pacific Chief Tours Lines and Plans New Service
President L. W. Baldwin visits Omaha and Plattsmouth with General Manager John Cannon to inspect western and northern Missouri Pacific lines. He praises conditions and notes rain is needed in spots while confirming a new passenger train service to operate from the west starting Sunday.
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L. W. Baldwin
Missouri Pacific Railroad
John Cannon
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Mr. Baldwin
Missouri Pacific
Baldwin
West
Cannon
W. G. Vollmer
R. C. White
D. O. Ouellet
W. F. Kirk
C. J. Brown
G. H. Hamilton
W. H. Denny
E. F. Barnes, Jr
EH. H. McReynolds
O. A. Garber
L. P. Krampt
J. M. Doolittle
E. B. Fithian
F. A. Jones
L. H. Dillie
R. S. Mitchell
J. G. Carlisle
T. F. Scruby
J. L. Landis
C. F. Larson
Malory McDonald
G. T. Callender
E. R. Masters
Nis Nissen
Strawberries Offered By Mrs J A Wilson Plattsmouth
Orders for home grown strawberries can be filled by Mrs J A Wilson R F D No 1 Plattsmouth. Call from the home seven miles south of Plattsmouth on the Rock Bluffs road.
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J. A. Wilson
Plattsmouth
Attsmouth
Rock Bluffs
U S Captain Replaces Pied Piper of Hamlin
Captain F E Koenig of the U S Navy's chemical warfare service replaces the famed Pied Piper at Duncan Field Texas He reports to the War Department that over 70 million dollars worth of supplies are now safe from rats by hydrocyanic fat treatment eliminating 230000 dollars yearly in rodent damage
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Washington
Hamlin
F. E. Koenig
Chemical Warfare Service
Koenig
San Antonio
Texas
War Department
Duncan Field
Mynard Study Club Presents Evening of Entertainment
The Goldenrod Study Club staged a varied program at U B Church Mynard with songs duets solos and readings by local women. Proceeds go to the Community Building Fund to support ongoing entertainments and fund a community space.
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U. B
Mynard
Goldenrod Study Club
America
Mesdames Roy O. Cole
Elbert Wiles
Lois Keefer
Roy O. Cole
Helene Perry
Gertrude Vallery
Helen Vallery
Glen Vallery
C. C. Barnard
Pussy Willow
Wymkem
Blymkem
Nod
Alice Wiles
Delores Wiles
Nelson Berser
Cloise
Circle II
Dennison Materials Sold Only at Bates Book and Gift Shop
Bates Book and Gift Shop stocks the complete Dennison line and is the sole local outlet for genuine Dennison materials in this territory.
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Dennison
Bates Book and Gift Shop
Call No 6 With Your Order for Job Printing
An item requesting customers to number their orders with Call No 6 when placing job printing orders. The notice emphasizes organized handling and reference for completed jobs. It underlines the need for precise routing to ensure timely delivery and accurate billing.
Death of Cass County Resident Katherine Rich
Katherine Anna Van Gunden Rich born October 12 1865 in Trenton Iowa died May 9 1926 at M E hospital Los Angeles after heart trouble she was married to Martin W Rich and had seven children four died in infancy living children Larie Ebien Raines Ralph Rich Lillian Marshall and Herman J Hough with four grandchildren. Funeral services were held May 27 at the M E church with Rev C S Scott and Rev T D Grover. burial in Oakwood beside her husband.
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Katherine Anna (van Gunden) Rich
Trenton
Henry County
Iowa
M. E. Hospital
Los Angeles
Martin W. Rich
Sidney M. Marshall
Weeping Water
M. E
C. S. Scott
Milford
T. D. Grover
Scott
Oakwood
Ed Bobhitt
Melvin Rich
Harvey Rich
Richard Ronne
Leonard Reckard
Guy Dickson
Jesus
West Point
Neb
Wayland
Rocky Ford
Colo
Lincoln
Dorchester
Nebraska
Weeping Water Republican
English By-Election Won By Labor In North Hammersmith
In the London district of North Hammersmith Labor candidate J. P. Gardner won over 26 000 votes, defeating the combined Conservative and Liberal total of 44 000. The result signals a Labor trend amid post strike sentiment, though about 20 000 electors abstained. The outcome contrasts with prior contests and underscores coal miners’ support, with turnout noted as a factor.
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London
Labor
J. P. Gardner
Hammersmith
Million Dollar Fire Devours Lowell Department Store
A two hour blaze tore through the A. G. Polland five story department store and a four story building housing the Masonic temple in downtown Lowell Massachusetts. The fire caused about 1 million dollars in losses as embers sparked fires in nearby structures and half the city faced smoke and darkness while fire crews fought to contain the spread.
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Lowell
Mass
A. G. Polland Company
Masonic Temple
Shetland Ponies for Sale in Plattsmouth Neb
Real estate or livestock ad from Plattsmouth Nebraska lists a few choice Shetland ponies for sale by William Gilmour. Includes short contact detail and old style notation 17-Isw 1d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Gilmour
Plattsmouth
Nebr
Merchant Advertises Goods Year Round
A merchant keeps a steady business cycle with no slack period, offering goods throughout the year and maintaining year round sales and availability.
Leaders Plan to Bail Out the Corn Borer
Canadian and United States officials met in Chicago to increase quarantine forces and strengthen control of the European corn borer seen as a major threat to American agriculture. Dean Curtiss of Town State college warned the pest caused over three million dollars in last year’s damages, with 15 000 square miles in Canada and 30 000 in the U S infested, near Indians. Plans call for highway checks, more entomologists, and cross state funding to prevent the pest from reaching the heart of the corn belt.
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Chicago
Ill
United States
Dean C. F. Curtiss
Town State College
Ontario
Canada
Dominion Line
Dean Curtiss
National Corn Borer Committee
Ohio
Michigan
WOAW Studio to Feature Out of Town Artists After July
Lester Palmer WOAW program director notes a Tuesday move by the Omaha Musicians association to demand pay for union orchestras broadcasting after July 1. Palmer says WOAW has no definite plans to pay performers and will rely on remote control for union broadcasts. He adds local talent was prioritized and future pay issues remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOAW
Lester Palmer
Omaha Musicians' Association
Palmer
Webb Family Returns Home After Surge Rial Operation
Mrs. Elmer Webb and her children come home today from Omaha where they have spent three weeks. Mrs. Webb is recovering nicely after a severe operation. The Webb family will be joined by the L A Feller family from the metropolis and they plan to visit over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Webb
Omaha
Tragic double murder suicide in Lansdale
Robert Norton Hill killed his son Paul aged nineteen, wounded his wife Lillian, then killed himself. A note to police explained the act. Local coverage to be found in the Journal.
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Lansdale
Robert Norton Hill
Paul
Lillian
Hill
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