Union Ledger notes scattered county travel and local events
Switzer of near Weeping Water begins a brief Kansas City business trip. Mary Minor’s ill daughter Paloma is improving from fever. Elmwood teacher Cora Mueller moves to Peru for summer State Normal. Several residents plan visits to Washington, Colorado, and Oklahoma. Local promotions, deaths, horse incidents, and road improvements are reported along with rail yard earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Switzer
Kansas City
Mary Minor
Paloma
Cora Mueller
Elmwood
Union
Peru
State Normal
John Klaurens
Pacific Coast
Iowa
Mark
George WH. Tree
George Burris
Coleridge
Charles H. Dysart
Colorado
Jake Eickenbury
Charles McNamee
Brush
Dysart
Deane Lynde
Springfield
Kingville
Texas
Nehawka Community Notes Highlight Family Moves and Visits
Griffith shows slight improvement as friends worry for his health. Mrs. C. M. Gomstock travels to be with her ailing father. Geneva Pollard arrives from Vermont for a nine year long awaited visit with M. H. Pollard. John Brunson and wife take charge of the Nehawka house. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett relocate to the Strum residence. Henry Stoll returns from New York after a nine month stay to visit his children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. ©. Griffith
Geneva Pollard
Vermont
M. H. Pollard
John Brunson
Nehawka House
Eagle band to form after town meeting
Safe to Eagle Beacon reports residents visiting relatives in Lincoln Ellwood Defiance Irwin and Hosalie. Families return from visits as Eagle plans a new town band with George Trankenbolz chosen leader and early practices underway.
Local Notes Stretch From Louisville to Auburn
Local column reports Mrs J F Ries of Pumroy Iowa visiting with her son Ki and wife Walter Gook and family travel from Cortland Nebraska due to sister A J Hoover illness Grandma Richards and Mrs Maggie Ossenkop return from Plattsmouth visit with O P Monroe Neva Eddy arrives from Milford to stay with her parents J F Wood Frank Johnson repaints his restaurant interior Walter Blake leads the painting crew Dugan wedding occurs at Auburn with details unavailable Charley Richey catches two crappie Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Ries
Pumroy
Iowa
Hi. Ries
Walter Gook
Cortland
Neb
A. J. Hoover
Grandma Richards
Maggie Ossenkop
Plattsmouth
O. P. Monroe
Neva Eddy
Milford
Local farmer reports strong corn and good alfalfa yields
Philip Keil of near Murray visited the city Saturday and praised his May planted corn as fine as previous crops. He has his seed from last year and reports good emergence. Timothy Bay was injured by the growth. Wheat looks better than expected and alfalfa is ready for a second cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Elia Mason
Kansas City
Kansas
Northwestern College
Tommy
JW. Crotner
Lebanon
Sweetwater
Texas
William Waldo
James Wilcox
Chris Sehamaker
Dlack
Sethamaker
Sears
Robneck
Philip Keil
Murray
Mr. Keil
Timothy Bay
Bates Turns 70 as Plattsmouth Editor Keeps Common Good
Will Maupin’s Weekly salutes M. A. Bates editor of the Plattsmouth Journal on his 70th birthday. Bates is praised for enduring youth of spirit, cheerful energy, and half a century of newspaper hustle in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Bates
Plattsmouth
Gol. Bates
Nebraska
Maupin
Daily Journal gains new subscribers from area farmers
More Daily Readers George Hild of Mynard visited Plattsmouth last Saturday to enroll for the Daily Journal. He previously chose the Semi-Weekly but joined the home daily paper along with many local farmers who have already switched, with more expected before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hild
Mynard
Daily Journal
Hild
Plattsmouth
Red Sox Edge Heeters, Secure Shutout At Home
A strong crowd braved rain to see Plattsmouth's Red Sox defeat the Heeters of South Omaha 2 to 0. Conners held the visitors to no more than second base while Wells and Mann starred on offense and defense. The grandstand leaked rain but the home team showed bright prospects for a winning season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Park
Ted Sox
Heeters
South Omaha
Conners
Eame
Plattsmouth
Mann
Ilitz
Red Sox
Innning
Will Conners
Heelers
Wells
Ault
Hire
Salsbure
van Orden Himt.s
Eee
Weliner Matias Ceee
Lismond Dotson
Sehubaner Masot
Winthers Woglgitassouth
Bure East Shiels L
Marsh
Hotters
Thaher
Wehner
Herold
Mean Trick Reported Involving Propst Family
A Mean Trick disrupted the Propst family as they attended Methodist church children's day exercises. The incident involved the loss of tools from their auto and prompted police to pursue the thief, who is said to lack a clean conscience. Local authorities vow to pursue such criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Propst
Myn
Methodist Church
Codor Ian
Bob
Hogs Wanted For Sale
Wanted to buy shoats weighing 50 to 100 pounds. See J. O. Falter at Goates Block.
Shorthorn Tulle Registrations Mentioned for H G Todd
A brief entry lists two registered Shorthorn tulle by holder H G Todd with references to Martray Neh and a date 6-10-2t-wkly, indicating a weekly notice of registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Todd
Martray
Neh
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Henry Wetenkamp
George Keiler
Republican
Oscar Giapen
Will Rauth
Thungate
John Opp
Nehawka
George
Christensen
Hungale
Lawren Carrick
Crete
Artie Kennedys
M. W. A. Ludge
J. B. Hungate
Lawrence
Mary
Ade Bokelman
Germany
Sandhurst End
Amelia Clizke
Edith Clizke
Wagoner
Oklahoma
J. L. Qulitbe
Edith
L. J. Mayvfield
Bi. A. Sciple
Courier
Omaha
Towi
Platte River Bridge Company
Murphy
John Ahl
BE. HL Worthan
George H. Wood
Withams
Montana
Bank of Commerce
I Eiaw KA
Alice Root
Lincoln
Eagle
Mary and
Frieda Reitter
Ellwood
John Peterson
Irwin
H. KE. Graves
Hosalie
Defiance
Cecil Luxford
Deflante
Grete
George Trankenbolz
Heleine el
Louisville
Hogtors
Magic City
Platts
Hoctors
Rebel Herald
Gatehoo
Miller Aull
Eeees Firat
Guyer
Ind
Nelson Jean & Co
Manhattan
Stetson
Hais
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