Wheat yield well below average in 1917 forecast
Washington June 8 The Department of Agriculture forecasts America's 1917 wheat crop will be far below normal despite a spring wheat surge. Total yield eyed at 56 000 000 bushels against last year's, with winter wheat at 373 000 000 and spring at 253 000 000. Allies need about 1 400 000 000 bushels. U S consumption must tighten if exports occur.
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Washington, D. C
America
Department of Agriculture
Herbert C. Tieover
Congress
Lao
United States
Canada
American flag display advertised by Journal
The Journal advertises a full range of American flags in all sizes with prices listed.
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Journal
Dedication of Union First Baptist Church Draws Countywide Attendance
The Union Cass County dedication of the First Baptist Church drew wide county participation. Rev York oversaw the service and the final $2,500 debt was subscribed, turning the building over to the congregation as a debt free house of worship. Rev Billy Taylor led the efforts with strong local support from business leaders, with Ray E York of Lincoln aiding the project and a noon basket dinner for attendees. A twenty-member Methodist Bible class delegation joined by auto procession attended the dedication, adding to the community celebration.
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First Baptist Church
Union
Cass County
York
Billie’ Taylor
Ray E. York
Lincoln
Young Men’s Bible Class
Methodist Church
Jesse Perry
Drs. O. Sandin
Hallie Perry
George Brinklow
Dwight Propst
Flags For Sale At Journal Office In Value Range
Readable note states American flags available at the Journal office priced from five cents upward. Includes mention of varied sizes and quick purchase option at the newspaper facility.
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Journal
Boosting Every Body's Game Is True Patriotism
Local patriotic calls urge citizens to support home industries and polities that keep Plattsmouth workers employed. Firemen plan a municipal carnival to raise funds for a chemical fire engine to improve property protection and public safety, inviting strong citywide backing.
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United States
Plattsmouth
Large Red Cross Benefit Dance Draws Big City Crowd
The DeLuxe Dancing club held a Saturday evening benefit at Coates hall with proceeds over $100 for the Red Cross. An orchestra of seven under W. R. Holly provided music free, aiding the cause and the relief of wounded soldiers.
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DeLuxe Dancing Club
Coates’ Hall
Red Cross
Good- Cause
Dancing Club
W. R. Holly
Red Cross Society
Karl Roessler Tendered Banquet Last Evening
Karl Roessler a Burlington clerk was honored by the Cosmopolitan club at Coates hall in a four course banquet. He departs Monday for Alliance where he has been promoted to a key position.
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Karl Roessler
Burlington
Cosmopolitan Club
Coates Hall
Fred Warner
Roessler
Alliance
Farm For Sale In Central Nebraska With Black Soil
Quarter section in central Nebraska offering 120 acres cultivated with wheat oats and corn, balance pasture hay land with timber, one acre alfalfa, good well and outbuildings near school and trading point. Priced at 70 dollars per acre with half cash and remainder five years at six percent. rent to purchaser. Contact Lock Box 64 Cedar Creek Neb.
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Nebraska
Cedar Greek
Neb
Milking Cow For Sale Inquiries By Phone
Good milch cow offered for sale with contact at phone number 418 W. Call to arrange details and price. Server notes no further information available in the fragment.
Flour and Sugar Trade Advertised by Fickweiler
Local advertisement shows Fickweiler offering flour and sugar for sale and also states a trade in buy butter and eggs. The listing highlights bakery staples and used goods.
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Fickweiler
Tom W. Allen Shows Energize Nebraska City Carnival
Crowds fill the Eagles carnival as Tom W. Allen introduces new outdoor amusements. The show emphasizes honesty cleanliness and morality under Fraternal Order of Eagles auspices with attractions like the Monkey Speedway Fashion Plate and the Whip drawing wide approval.
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Tom W. Allen
Nebraska City
Mr. Allen
Order of
Eacles
Monkey Speedway
Orpheum
Spidora
Rainbow chorus opens Nebraska Sunday School convention
A giant rainbow chorus of children will open the State Sunday School convention in Omaha at the Municipal Auditorium. Nearly five thousand Nebraskans are expected. it marks the organization's fiftieth anniversary with automobile caravans en route from across the state. The three day session will feature national representatives and high class programs.
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Omaha
Neb
Oyisba
Nebgraskana
Gopher Trap Demonstrations Offered in Berlin Neb
George Frey of Berlin Nebraska advertises the Success Gopher Trap at 3.50 per dozen and invites farmers to letters at the Journal office for details. Item appears as a local business notice with the contact.
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Journal
George Frey
Berlin
Neb
Tinkly
Home Canner Demonstration at Lincoln Avenue
A Home Canner will help you fill empty jars and you can see one by calling at Lincoln Avenue. Phone 251. G. W. Alexander & Co. of Plattsmouth, Nebraska offers details. 6-11-2twith
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Lincoln Avenue
G. W. Alexander & Co
Plattsmouth
Neb
Mrs Foster on Brief Visit From Union to Omaha
Miss Mary E. Foster of Union visited the city for a few hours en route to Omaha to oversee her educational work with the institute meetings.
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Mary E. Foster
Union
Omaha
Poisonous snake tries to get in the courthouse
County Surveyor Fred Patterson found a small spreading viper on the west window ledge of the court house basement office. He dispatched the deadly snake with a weapon before it could bite someone resting on the lawn.
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Fred Patterson
Court House
Patterson
Fines Imposed for Drunkenness Under New Prohibitory Law
Peter Jorgensen and Henry Jorgenson of Aveca were fined by County Judge Beeson after Sheriff Quinton brought them in on intoxication charges. Peter paid 25 dollars in fines and costs while Henry paid 10 dollars and costs, totaling 55 dollars. Henry claimed whiskey found on him led to intoxication. Henry faced jail time of 30 to 60 days for a second offense.
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Peter M. Jorgenson
Henry M. Jorgenson
Aveca
Quinton
Cole
Beeson
Peter Jorgensen
Henry Jorgenson
Shrader and Wolf Visit from Murray for Local Business
George W. Shrader drove from his Murray area home this morning and Charles Wolf ard spent a few hours attending to business matters.
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George W. Shrader
Murray
Charles Wolf Ard
Mrs Wiles And Miss Spangler Head To Omaha Visit
Mrs S A Wiles and Miss Elizabeth Spangler were among travelers going to Omaha this morning to visit friends for a few hours.
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S. A. Wiles
Elizabeth Spangler
Omaha
Court House Visit For Brief City Business
A brief city note describes a person in town for a few hours to attend matters at the court house. The visit focuses on short, official business and does not indicate additional engagements.
Local residents travel for business and family visits
Leonard Schafer rode to Omaha for business calls this morning. Dr G H Gilmore of Murray and family visited friends from yesterday afternoon. Nebraska City officials W H Pitzer and NH G Leigh were in town for legal matters. Misses Roza and Barbara Bulin returned home after attending Otto Bulin’s funeral.
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W. H. Pitzer
NH. G. Leigh
Nebraska City
Roza
Barbara Bulin
Omaks
Otto Bulin
P. H. Meisinger
Carl
W. S. Leete
Lacrosse
Wis
Kenosha
William White
Surprise
Neh
Mr. White
South Omaha
Caller Meisinger visits from farm west of city
H. J. Meisinger drove in from his farm home west of this city Thursday afternoon to attend to business matters and was a pleasant caller at this office. Charles T. Peacock and family.
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George Rhoden
Glen
Fred Hesse
Omaha
Journal
Charles T. Peacock and
William Puls Visits City for Saturday Business
William Puls traveled from his Murray home to this city for a day’s visit to attend to business matters.
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William Puls
Murray
Business matters bring Mr Meisinger and wife to city
Peter Meisinger and his wife visited the city today to attend to business with local merchants near Cedar Creek, indicating active dealings and local commerce.
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Peter Meisinger
Cedar Creek
Mrs Metzger and daughter visit Cedar Creek friends
Mrs. Metzger and her daughter from near Cedar Creek drove in Saturday afternoon to spend a few hours visiting friends in town.
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Mary Metzger
Cedar Creek
Vallery Visits Mourray Farm After Saturday Trip
T. W. Vallery arrived Saturday afternoon from his farm near Mourray to handle several business matters during a brief visit lasting a few hours.
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T. W. Vallery
Mourray
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure With $100 Reward
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh in all states of the disease with constitutional treatment. The ad asserts internal action through the blood and offers $100 for any case it fails to cure, inviting readers to request a list of testimonials and directing purchase through druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
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