Acme Minerals Praised by Nebraska Hog Farmer
Weeping Water Nebraska May 18 1923 Mrs Mary E Shipman reports hogs sick after using a stock food. After receiving Acme Minerals from Union Nebraska agent Joe Lidgett the hogs recovered and came back to full feed. She plans to continue using Acme Minerals and Acme Pig Meal and recommends them to fellow hog raisers.
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Acme Mineral CO
Wheaton
Illinois
Weeping Water
Nebraska
Union
Joe Lidgett
Acme
C. M. Jenkins
Acme Minerals and Pig Meal Advertised in Wheaton
A Nebraska advertisement warns buyers to avoid impostors selling minerals claiming to be Acme Minerals. It promotes Acme Minerals and Acme Pig Meal made in Wheaton Illinois with freight savings and lists local dealers in Union Nebraska Weeping Water Eagle and Fieldman Governor Bryan referenced but unrelated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme Minerals
Acme
Wheaton, Ill
Wheaton
Illinois
Poincare Calls German Reparations Note Ridiculous
Paris reports Premier Poincare branded the German reparations note ridiculous after review. French papers label the memorandum inadmissible and not needing a reply, while officials see no immediate need for argument as it ignores France and Belgium’s condition of cessation of passive resistance. The idea of an impartial international commission is dismissed as a bid to circumvent Versailles, and oral talks are seen as Germany avoiding the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Poincare
France
Belgium
Germany
Berlin Memo Sparks Cautious Hope Over Guarantees
Berlin reports the note delivered to allied capitals marks an advance in German communications. It stresses goodwill and readiness to reach a solution and gives concrete form to guarantees. Parliamentary circles remain cautiously optimistic about creditor powers’ reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Mercy hospital to host free clinics at St Joseph
Osteopathic staff at Mercy hospital St Joseph will hold clinics June 28 inviting district doctors to bring patients for examination operation or treatment. First in a series offering charity or clinic rates with no hospital accommodations. Last year's clinics examined over four hundred people and operated on more than one hundred. For details contact Dr H C Leopold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osteopathic Physicians of Mercy Hospital
St. Joseph
H. C. Leopold
Open Week Declared for New Plattsmouth Golf Course
From Saturdays Daily the new golf course nears completion after rain delays. Open Week runs June 16 inviting public use. score cards and rules free at Fricke drug store. Membership has reached 45 of 60. after Open Week access narrows to paid members and their out of town guests on two open days monthly.
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Hoaas
Fricke Drug Store
Plattsmouth
Salt Creek floods farms around Waverly and Greenwood
W. D. Wheeler reports Salt Creek overflow flooding Salt Creek bottoms near Waverly and Greenwood. Twenty acres sit under at least one foot of water and farms resemble small lakes as high water continues to rise after heavy rains reported in western Nebraska.
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W. D. Wheeler
Lincoln
Salt Creek
Waverly
Greenwood
Nebraska
Graduates of UNL Electrical College Secure Positions
The University of Nebraska electrical engineering graduation on June 4 saw all twenty graduates entering positions with major firms. Messrs Merle Rainey and Ralph S Holmes from Plattsmouth head to Commonwealth Electric in Chicago and General Electric in Schenectady for extended training before field work. Several Plattsmouth classmates also earned degrees this year.
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Electrical Engineering College
University of Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Uni
Merle Rainey
Commonwealth Electric Co
Chicago
Ralph S. Holmes
General Electric Co
Schenectady
New York
Messrs. Rainey
Holmes
Plattsmouth High School
Golda
Gladys Kaffenberger
Una Crook
Robert Kroehler
Helen Todd
Ralph Holmes
Anti-Saloon League challenges Governor Smith over Prohibition policy
Montgomery Ala June 7 Dr P A Baker general superintendent of the Anti Saloon League of America announced the league will accept Governor Smith of New York s challenge to overthrow the Eighteenth amendment and the prohibition laws The league plans June 26 28 meetings with national officers and state superintendents to thwart the New York executive and warns Wisconsin and others may mimic the action but will be awakened to the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Smith
New York
P. A. Baker
Anti- Saloon League of America
Baker
Five Head of Horses Near Death at Farm
The Elmwood Leader-Echo reports Clark Gonzales’s five horses fed corn from a bin, then fell ill. A quick, intensive effort saved them, though recovery will be slow, with the younger horses lagging behind the older team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Gonzales
Clark
Elmwood
Echo
Tanlac Restores Lincoln Woman to Health and Weight
Mrs Ivah M Spann of Lincoln Nebraska credits Tanlac with restoring her health and increasing her weight from 114 to 145 pounds after severe stomach trouble. She praises Tanlac and notes she can eat foods she previously avoided. Tanlac is advertised as a remedy and sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
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Tanlac
Ivah M. Spann
North 22Nd Street
Lincoln
Nebraska
Incom
Dry Law Governors Conference Postponed May Be Delayed
Washington reports the governors conference on prohibition enforcement may be postponed until fall. White House officials say the plan is "up in the air" with a formal announcement expected next week. Delay could come due to state legislatures and Harding's Alaska trip reducing available time for a large gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Harding
West
New York
PUBLIC SALE OF SHORTHORN CATTLE AT ASHLAND
Auction Friday June 29 1923 features 40 head 33 females 7 bulls 22 calves at foot sired by Scotch bulls Imp Lovelys Knight Premier Supreme. Cows milked or nursing, working herd. Tuberculin tested. Catalogue from EB W Childs Ashland Nebr. Sale begins 1:00 at the farm 1 mile north 1 1/4 miles east of Ashland.
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Lovely’s Knight
EB. W
Champion dishwasher never does dishes at home wins prize
Gladys Rahn a 12 year old from Bellwood won a $10 gold piece as champion dishwasher of three townships. She washed two plates two saucers two knives two forks and four spoons in two and one eighth minutes beating 27 competitors. Judges noted another contestant slowed by a damp plate.
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Chicago
Gladys Rahn
Bellwood
Glayds
Bartlings Tankage Promises Fast Hog Growth and Finish
Bartling's Tankage is a 60 percent protein feed claiming to balance rations for hogs. It promotes rapid growth, mature, sleek hogs with a fattened finish and better feed efficiency than straight grain. Prices are 100 lbs three dollars sixty five cents, ton seventy one dollars F. O. B. Nebraska City, mail orders invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartling
Nebraska City
Edward Bartling Seed Co
Local court actions and marriage license in county
Judge Cosgrove of Lincoln and Marion Stradley of Greenwood attended district court. A marriage license was issued to Emmett J. Cook of Elmwood and Susie Mathis of Greenwood. Edna Shannon, county registrar of deeds, traveled to Omaha for business. Henry Urish and Ernc Ahrens of near Weeping Water visited the Journal, with Ahrens subscribing and Urish renewing.
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P. J. Cosgrove
Lincoln
Marion Stradley
Greenwood
District Court
Emmett J. Cook
Elmwood
Susie Mathis
Beeson
Edna Shannon
County Register of Deeds
Omaha
Henry Urish
Ernc Ahrens
Near Weeping Water
Journal
Mr. Ahrens
Mr. Urish
Wisconsin Assembly approves repeal of dry enforcement law
Wisconsin lawmakers approve the Tucker bill to repeal the state dry enforcement statute by 47 to 43 and send it to engrossment. The measure faces a Senate battle as wets seek to prevent hard prohibitions while a referendum on the eighteenth amendment is defeated 50 to 37.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Assembly
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Smith
al Smith
Lindahl
Assembly
LaFollette
Robert M. LaFollette
Blaine
Assemblyman Tucker
Milwaukee
F. J. Peterson
Peterson
Supreme Court
Watson
South
Sewing Club Organized at Eight Mile Grove
The Eight Mile Grove ladies gathered at Mrs. Guy Kiser's home Friday to form The Persevering Club. Mrs. C. L. Wiles demonstrated a dress form as Miss Mae Barker was fitted, and officers were elected: Metta Hanna president, Guy Kiser vice president, Mae Barker secretary treasurer, Louis Meisinger project leader.
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Eight Mile Grove
Guy Kiser
C. L. Wiles
Mae Barker
Metta Hanna
Louis Meisinger
Persevering Club
Daughters of the American Revolution Library at Plattsmouth
The D A R maintains a circulating genealogical library at the Plattsmouth public library. This resource helps residents trace their genealogy to the revolutionary period and offers a path to D A R membership for community members.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Plattsmouth
D. A. R. Society
Golf supplies now on display at The Journal
The Journal Stationery Department offers a complete line of golf equipment including clubs from top makes and a large selection of top quality golf balls. Golfers in the community are invited to visit The Journal to view the display and purchase in first class condition.
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The
Journal
Pershing and Weeks Call for Strong Moral War Effort
Washington reports General Pershing opening a war department conference with churchmen and welfare workers urging a moral religious program for the army. Secretary Weeks supports religion as a unifying force amid a shifting global civilization and warns of wartime social challenges.
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Washington
Pershing
War Department
Weeks
G O P Platform To Ignore Rum Says Watson
Senator Watson Indiana after meeting with President Harding implies the 1924 Republican platform will sidestep the liquor issue. He argues the party should seek power on prosperity. Watson may again chair the resolutions committee, as in 1920.
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Washington
Watson
Indiana
Harding
Resolutions Committee
Naval aviators establish seven more records at San Diego
American naval flyers set seven new world records in addition to earlier marks, bringing total to 17 held by battle fleet squadrons. Lieut Halland lifted 2000 kg to 5200 ft in an F-5 L, Lieut Ofstie reached 18400 ft in a T-5, and Ensign Bolecek earned two records with 1000 kg at 8600 ft. Ships: Stanley and Kirkpatrick flight with 1500 kg to 7600 ft. Reber averaged 102.28 mph over three laps in a torpedo plane on a 3 km course.
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San Diego
Cal
H. E. Halland
Ralph Ofstie
FE. E. Bolecek
HH. T. Stanley
R. B. Kirkpatrick
E. E. Reber
Cox buys fourth newspaper to back 1924 Democratic nomination
James M. Cox has purchased his fourth newspaper as part of a plan to influence the Democratic Party’s 1924 nomination. All papers are expected to take a strong stand on the party’s choice.
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James M. Cox
Democratic Party
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Peoria
Gceme Mainerais McTe Bone
W. Wah
Ohio State University
Sarkar
Wheaton, Illinois
DEFT
Mary E. Shipman
Nebr
Carl A. Prince
Eagle
D. B. Gunn
Bryan
Mercy Hospital
Golf Cours
Engineering
Nebraska University
Anti-Saloon League
J. M. Spann
Tankkage
United States
U.S
Wisconsin
Library OF Genealogy
John E. Frady
J. F. Wolff
Murray Garagi
Murray
Rum
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