Alvo News Highlights Local Trades and Visits
Alvo residents engage in varied work from corn delivery and cement unloading to cistern construction and water filtration. Local figures include John W. Banning, Frank Daughtery, Rodger Reeves, Charles Godbey, C M Jordan, Joe Armstrong, Charles E. Cook, W H Warner, and the Warners of Arkansas, with social visits from Mr and Mrs E M Stone and relatives from St Joseph Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Banning
Elmwood
Frank Daughtery
Rodger Reeves
Rehemeyer Levator
George Hardwock
Charles Godbey
Alwo
C. M. Jordan
Joe Armstrong
C. D. Ganz
Alvo
Charles E. Cook
Plattsmouth
E. M. Stone
J. H. Weychel
Journal
E. B. Coon
South Omaha
W. H. Warner
George Voss
Edward
Lillian
St. Joseph
George H. Warner
Arkansas
Warner
C. H. Warner
Joseph Armstrong
Rehmeyer Protects Farmers as Corn Fluctuates
Farmers asked Simon Rehmeyer to alert them when corn nears 80 cents. He notified those who requested updates, enabling many to sell at that price. The next day the cereal slipped three cents, but the sellers were protected. Rehmeyer is careful to shield farmers whenever possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Rehmeyer
American Baby Chicks for Sale North of Alvo
Lusty White Leghorn baby chicks available from Mrs. Aug Klemme three miles north of Alvo. Call or visit to inquire.
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Aug Klemme
Alvo
Entertaining Woman's Club at Mrs Stone's Country Home
Mrs E M Stone hosted the Alvo Woman's Club gathering at her northeast of Alvo country home last Thursday. About thirty eight members attended with a fine program and luncheon enhancing the pleasant afternoon.
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E. M. Stone
Alvo
Alvo Woman's Club
Nebraska Bus Firms Protest Missouri Pacific Plans
Four large Nebraska intertown bus companies joined in objections to Missouri Pacific Transportation’s bid to run buses between the southern state line and Omaha and between Nebraska City and Lincoln. The dispute centers on whether existing routes have gained a right to use streets and whether the railway commission can deny street access when current lines serve public convenience. a decision hinges on rival views from commissioners Curtiss Randall and Miller.
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Nebraska
State Railway Commission
Missouri Pacific Transportation Company
State Line
Omaha
Nebraska City
Lincoln
Curtiss and Randall
Commission
Miller
Alvo Couple Wed in Simple Alvo Wedding
Miss Alice Cook and George Bornemeier wed at the Cook home near Alvo in a family ceremony. Rev. Perry Rushlan officiated the double ring service as Clara Bornemeier played Lohengrin and Miss Lillian Bornemeier attended the bride. The couple plans to reside on the groom’s Elmwood area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Cook
Alvo
Alice
George Bornemeier
Elmwood
Cook Home
Perry Rushlan
Lohenghrin
Clara Bornemeier
Lillian Bornemeier
Fay Stolz
Milford
First Methodist Church of
Mildred Joan Cook
Paradise
Betty Woolcott
Frank FE. Cook
August Bornemeier
Local residents visit and conduct court business in county matters
Marion Tucker and J. H. Steffens of Nehawka serve on a county court jury while George Reichart of Louisville handles county court business. Fred A. Robert, head of the high school athletic department, travels to Harvard Nebraska to visit his parents. Ben Windham of Omaha visits old friends and his newborn grandson Robert Baxter Windham. O. D. Davis and wife of Murray come for short business. Miss Georgia White returns home after Kansas City operation to rest with family. Forest Shrader visits from Pawnee City en route to Omaha and plans summer study and future teaching in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Tucker
J. H. Steffens
Nehawka
George Reichart
Louisville
Fred A. Robert
Harvard
Nebraska
Ben Windham
Omaha
Windham
Robert Baxter Windham
R. B. Windham
Forest Shrader
Pawnee City
Mr. Shrader
West
Weekend visitors come and go in city
Theo Davis of Weeping Water visited the city for a few hours to see friends and handle business. Paul Campbell of Minatare with Mrs Campbell stayed at Mr. and Mrs. Bajeck’s home. Martha Baumeister and Mrs. Rutherford left for Lincoln for a day of business and friends. John Messinger Jr and family went to Omaha for a day with friends. Norris Cummins and two children, recently at Columbus Georgia, plan a visit while arranging a new western location. Marie Boyd and Janet Baieck head to Boulder Colorado for six weeks at the University of Colorado summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Baumeister
John Rutherford
Lincoln
John Messinger
C. H. Bailey
Roanna
Morgan
Omaha
Norris Cummins
Columbus
Georgia
West
Marie Boyd
University Place
Janet Baieck
Boulder
Colorado
University of Colorado
Sound crop seed proposition for late June planting
Farmers are urged to consider a plan by E. L. C. Gilmore of Ashland Nebraska offering mature corn for a few cents per acre if planted by the end of June. The ad promises sound crop seed or free seed as the proposition.
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E. L. C. Gilmore
Ashland
Nebr
Program and Lawn Social at Lewiston Community Center
A program and strawberry social will be held on the Lewiston community center lawn Thursday evening June 13. The event features musical performances by Riverview Club and study groups, with readings by local residents. Refreshments include strawberries and cream cake and coffee served at 25 cents per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston Community Center
Mrusic Oo Riverview Club
Gwendolyn Hansen
Ruth Beal
Jane Boedeker
Lloyd Livingston
Dorothy Campbell
Chas
Edward Howard
Ace Ees
Major Hall
Airplane startles mowing crew and damages implement
An aircraft from Richardson & Hebard Transportation Co. startled a mowing team near the R. H. Ingwerson farm causing the team to run and damage the mower. The Travelair plane later left for Nehawka after settlement with the Ingwersons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Richmond
R. H. Ingwerson
Travelair
Richardson & Hebard Transportation Co
Nebraska City
Nehawka
Ingwerson
Stray Poland China Hog Ad Offered for Claim
One Poland China barrow about 125 pounds taken up at the advertiser’s place. Owner may recover by proving ownership and paying damages and this advertisement. T. W. Vallery. 110-2sw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
China
T. W. Vallery
Notice to creditors in Myrtle I Gillispie estate
In Cass county Nebraska the County Court of Plattsmouth calls creditors to file and prove claims against the estate of Myrtle I Gillispie deceased. Hearings will be on July 12 1929 and October 14 1929 at 10 a m. Filing deadline is three months from July 12 1929 and debts must be paid within one year from that date. Witnessed by the County Court seal June 7 1929.
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Nebraska
Cass County
Myrtle I Gillispie
Plattsmouth
Said
A. D
Said County Court
Sheriff Sale For Hans Tams Estate In Plattsmouth
Cass county Nebraska on July 13 1929 at 10 am the south front door of the courthouse Plattsmouth will auction Lot 53 Wise s Out Lots Addition Plattsmouth to highest cash bidder The Standard Savings and Loan Association of Omaha sued Hans Tams estate defendants judgment dated June 7 1929
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Golda Noble Beal
Cass County
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Said
Towit
Wise
Hans Tams
Standard Savings and Loan Association
Omaha
Popular Young People Wedded at Elmwood
At the Elmwood home of Mr and Mrs H A Williams the wedding of their daughter Helen to Karl Schneider of Indianola Nebr took place Wednesday at 3 00 o clock. About seventy guests attended with music by Oual Turner Mary Louise Bohacek and others. The couple left for Indianola after a reception of cake ice cream and punch.
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H. A. Williams
Elmwood
Nebr
Helen
Karl Schneider
Indianola
Oual Turner
Lohengrin
Mary Louise Bohacek
Wilbur
Anna Williams
Grace Slogget
Broken Bow
Harry Clements
Lincoln
Wm. Bohacek
Mary Laurie
Wilber
Schneider
Miss Williams
Nebraska
Elmwood State Bank
Nebi
Echo
Hartford Family Attends Ames Iowa State Graduation
Mr and Mrs C E Hartford and son Robert depart for Ames Iowa to attend the Iowa State College commencement for son Willis among the graduates Willis will finish the four year general engineering course and then join U S Gypsum Co in Southhard Oklahoma. The Hartford family will visit with Charles Hartford Jr and his family during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy
C. E. Hartford
Robert
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Willis Hartford
Joseph Hartford
Charles Hartford
General Engineering College
Southhard
Oklahoma
U. S&s. Gypsum Co
Mr. Hartford
Plattsmouth
Hartford
Eastern Star Chapter Hosts Ritual School of Instruction
Home Chapter No. 189 Eastern Star held a school of instruction at Masonic temple lodge rooms. Mrs. Fiona VanAndel of Lincoln assisted with the new ritual as officers demonstrated it. Afterward, dainty refreshments were served by the committee, and Mrs. VanAndel dined with officers at 6:30 at Mrs. Oscar Gapen’s home. She stayed overnight as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Baird before departing for Lincoln.
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Dalsr
Masonic Temple
Fiona VanAnde
Lincoln
VanAndel
Will Attend School In Kansas City For Summer Art Course
Mrs. O. Sandin and children Miss Anna May and Jim mie left for Kansas City to spend a short time. Anna May will enroll in a summer course at a school of dramatic art and dancing for several weeks. Sandin has long been noted for dramatic art studies and has pleased Plattsmouth with her work.
The Journal does Law Brief print ing
The text urges readers to tell their lawyer to print their law brief at home. It presents a quirky instruction likely from an advice column or ad. The phrasing suggests a promotional tip for efficient legal document preparation.
State crops yield of 360 million last year in Nebraska
Nebraska farms produced a cash value of 360 million dollars from 1928 crops. Corn led with 151 million dollars and 23.8 bushels per acre, followed by wheat 65.5 million and oats 29.5 million. Potatoes and alfalfa fetched high per acre values, while popcorn and hay added to the total.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
World- Herald
Tornado Insurance Ad Appeals to Town and Farm Owners
In the midst of tornado season, an appeal invites property owners to consult J. P. Falter for insurance coverage on both town and farm property. The ad emphasizes comprehensive protection amid severe weather risks.
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J. P. Falter
Farm Becomes Therapeutic Mecca Near Wakefield
Wakefield June 5 The therapeutic clay discovered on the Simon Lessman farm five miles west of Wakefield draws visitors from miles around. Over 800 people in the past year have toured the farm to sample the clay and many report relief from rheumatism neuritis sciatica kidney trouble high blood pressure Brights disease diabetes insomnia pyorrhea ulcers and other disorders with several cures claimed.
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Wakefield
Simon Lessman
Lessman
Bright
Fresh Holstein cow for sale near mill
A freshly calved Holstein cow is offered for sale about thirty days in milk. Interested buyers may contact R. D. Taylor at the mill by phone for details. No hawka.
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R. D. Taylor
Nohawka
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Bride
O. D. Davis
Murray
Georgia White
Kansas City
Alice White
Guy White
Theo Davis
Weeping Water
Paul Campbell
Minatare
John Bajeck
Campbell
the Journal
Sheriff's Sale
State of
Cass
Helen Williams
Will
Ford
Tudor Sed
Plattsmouth Motor Co
6Th & Pearl Telephone
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