Local Notes From Murdock Nebraska Growers and Events
The Murdock area reports hail losses with wheat replaced by corn efforts. Local youths prepare for a Murdock Kid team game against Wabash Hire, with transport by Louis Wendt and Charles Zaar. Community updates include residents, visits, farm projects, a school bond election set for June 26, and Will Holka converting damaged wheat to a 190 acre corn drive with optimism.
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Murdock
Wabash
Louis Wendt
Charles Zaar
Frank Reister
Manley
August Panska
J. W. Bentley
McCook
Meadow
J. E. McHugh
Omaha
Rock Island
Ashland
Hail loss crops shift to corn in Murdock area
Farmers including Albert Zeirot Chris Kupke and A J Neitzel report hail damage to wheat and plan to plant more corn Daniel Scheel and families travel for business and visiting relatives in Murray Plattsmouth and Omaha Local bank offers grain hail insurance and a deputy fire warden praises clean store conditions Community notes mention summer school students and Rabbits bringing young Irene and Dorothy Reister visit grandparents in Murdock The Evangelical pastor Rev Stauss settles in and begins work in the church July weather and local activity are summarized
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Albert Zeirot
Richard Tool
Louisville
Chris Kupke
Albert Streich
L. Neitzel
Henry Tonek
John Scheel
Wm. Gehrts
Frank Zoz
C. BE. McDonald
Murray
Henry Wendt
L. B. Gortney
West Side
Gordon Block
Ashland
Margaret Amgewert
The
State University
Micsee Ruth Miller
Grace Schutz
Elsie Schueter
Plattsmouth
Hilda Peters
Lincoln
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Murdock
Nebraska
Carl Schneider
Wm. Lou
James Miller
Omaha
Matthew Thimgan
Mat
Victor Thimzan
Weddell
Frank Reister
J. G. Scheel
J. H. Buck
A. H. Ward
Fred Stock
H. C. Backemeyer
Carl Cunningham
Liberty
Eddie Craig
Wayne Schwartz
Near Alvo
George Hall
Stauss
Evangelical Church
Jall
Wm. Heiers
West Ee Mur
Expressions of thanks for kindness during illness and death
We thank neighbors and friends for ministering to us during the sickness and passing of our beloved wife and mother. Deep appreciation goes to Mrs. C. H. Miller and Mrs. F. Backmeyer and their families for the floral tokens.
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C. H. Miller
F. Backmeyer
Weather Havoc Hits West of Murdock Damaging Crops
Last Tuesday a rainstorm with wind and hail struck west and northwest of Murdock. It damaged minor grain and corn, with wheat badly affected. Farmers face replanting corn on bailed-out plots and must plant soon to ensure a crop before fall frost.
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Murdock
Camp Fire Girls Camp Week in Crete
Miss Margeret Tool accompanied eight Camp Fire girls from Murdock to Crete for a week long camping stay. The party includes Catherine Neitzel Florence Thimgan Hildagaard Baumgartner Mary Isabel Tool Irene McDonald Helen Norton Grace Schwartz and Dorr from Wabash. They anticipate a pleasant time.
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Margeret Tool
Murdock
Crete
Catherine Neitzel
Florence Thimgan
Hildagaard Baumgartner
Mary Isabel Tool
Irene McDonald
Helen Norton
Grace Schwartz
Miss Dorr
Wabash
Pretty Home Wedding Near Murdock
One of the most beautiful weddings at Murdock united Martha Gakemeier and Rex Peters at Henry Gakemeier’s home. Rev Peters officiated as Harold Willey of Greenwood served as best man. The couple greeted guests with a three course dinner served by Mrs Add Gillespie and helpers, then left for a brief honeymoon amid rice showers and well wishes.
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Murdock
Henry Gakemeier
Martha
Rex Peters
John Gakemeier
Dorothy Gakemeier
Magdalene Gakemeier
Harold Willey
Greenwood
Rev
Peters
Add Gillespie
Henrietta Bauer
Irene McDonald
Katherine Seitzel
Mary Isabell Tool
Journal
Dean's Kidney Pills Backed By Plattsmouth Resident
A Plattsmouth user, A. J. McFarland of 306 Third St, testifies to relief from back and kidney pain after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He describes heavy lifting causing severe pain, nighttime sleeplessness, and colored, burning urine before improvement after four boxes. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo manufactures.
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Dean
A. J. McFarland
Third St
En Cane
Fricke & Co
Doan
Chain of Erlanger and Shubert Theaters Planned
New York June 8 announces plans to form a chain of Erlanger and Shubert theaters into a motion picture circuit with standard box office prices. A. L. Erlanger says big productions costing 500000 pounds or 1000000 dollars require first class theaters to stay profitable.
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New York
Erlanger and
Shubert
A. L. Erlanger
Erlanger
Bates Stationery Store Offers Attractive Paper Goods
Special novelties and attractive paper baskets and flowers can be had by calling Bates stationery store at Fifth and Main street. Ample room has been arranged for this line of work and ladies are invited to come in and look this line over.
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Bates Stationery
Fifth and Main Street
Nebraska City Plans Second Program in July
The report notes Nebraska City schedules a second program for July 32 as readers complain about weak outside station reception. Glenwood’s program copies arrive, with Director Ed Schulhoff managing band numbers. They remark how distant cities like Atlanta and Detroit seem now that voices aren’t heard nightly and advise care with telephone receivers to avoid demagnetizing magnets.
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Glenwood
Ed Schulhoff
Plattsmouth Band Program Sponsored by Legion
The July 9 Plattsmouth night band program will be sponsored by the local American Legion post and will feature mostly selections performed by the Eagles' band of this city under Bandmaster Ed Schulhof.
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Plattsmouth
American Legion Post
Eagles
Ed Schulhof
Barkus Wins Morgan’s Candy Offer for Nearest Mileage Guess
Frank Barkus won the candy contest at Morgan's Sweet Shop for the nearest mileage guess in the Plattsmouth night program. His 1,300 mile guess was the exact figure certified to the committee by Station WOAW.
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Frank Barkus
Morgan’s Sweet Shop
Plattsmouth
WOAW
Special Children's Service Before Morning Sermon
WOAW airs a special children's service preceding the 9:30 a.m. sermon led by Rev. R. R. Brown and his World church associates, continuing into the regular Sunday program.
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WOAW
R. R. Brown
World Church” Associates
Nebraska City Concert Highlights Otto Schneider Solo
Nebraska City featured a noted singer Otto Schneider as the sole soloist on a program that evening. The quartet selections showcased his clear distinct tenor voice, though his single solo number was regrettable limited in scope.
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Nebraska City
Otto Schneider
Two Step Amplifier and Waltz Music Question
A brief note asks whether a two step amplifier can receive Waltz music. The query references a Den Condser and ETAO-Will, seeking technical clarification on audio reception.
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Etao
Will Play Again Tonight by Woodward Orchestr a
Woodward's Inner Circle Harmonizers dance orchestra will perform again tonight from 10 15 to 11 o'clock following a telegram received by ETAO. The group entertained listeners on WOAW last night.
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Woodward
Inner
WOAW
ETAO
July 9 Set for Plattsmouth Radio Concert
The date for the next Plattsmouth radio concert has been moved to Monday July 9th. Glenwood band members will also perform as part of the program.
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Glenwood
Plattsmouth
Davenport Summer Schedule Curtailed For City Events
The Davenport schedule tightens with Sunday church service at 8 p m and a 9 p m two hour concert of local composers starting after. Wednesday features an 8 p m pipe organ recital and a 10 to 11 p m musical program plus 11 p m Tourists Road Report. Saturday offers a 9 30 p m dance by P S C orchestra. Baseball scores appear nightly excluding Sunday and Tuesday at 6 50 p m with additional Sunday 8 p m and Tuesday 6 p m times.
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Davenport
P. S. C. Orchestra
Tomorrow WOAW Inaugurates Children’s Services and Evening Programs
Tomorrow WOAW opens children’s services from 9 to 9 30 a m followed by World Church service at 9 30 led by Rev R R Brown and associates. Evening program directed by Trinity Baptist Omaha with Monday provided by Mid West Electric Co featuring In a Persian Garden. Tuesday Rotary club members provide entertainment with Dr H A Wageoner and Charlie Gardner listed for solos.
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WOAW
World Church
R. R. Brown
Trinity Baptist Church of
Omaha
Mid-West Electric Co
Rotary Club
H. A. Wageoner
Charlie Gardner
Ak-Sar-Ben
WSB Celebrates Transcontinental Anniversary Program
Wednesday night at 10 45 WSB the Atlanta Journal will broadcast its transcontinental anniversary program marking June 18 1922 when WSB began with 500 watt transmitting apparatus after three months of prior testing with a 100 watt setup. The piece notes WSB as first to adopt late broadcast hour and to form a fraternity of the air and hints at future reunions with Lambdin Kay and Voice of the South.
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WSB
Atlanta Journal
Lambdin Kay
Voice of the South
Signing off in a weeklong rain storm of fights
Aun Tena notes a seven day rainstorm that overlaps seven clashes, signaling ongoing chaos and exhaustion as weather and conflict persist without relief. The remark frames a weary, endurance fueled outlook amid recurring storms.
Blackfeet Reservation Near Shelby Draws July 4 Sightseers
Shelby Montana June 8. Visitors planning a trip to witness Jack Dempsey versus Tom Gibbons on July 4 are urged to also visit the Blackfeet Indian reservation west of Shelby home to 3000 Indians. Mountain Chief age 86 heads a proud line while the Bird brothers Sam Levi and Charlie, former Carlisle All Americans, are now prominent cattle and finance operators across Montana.
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Shelby
Mont
Jack Dempsey
Tom Gibbons
Blackfeet
Mountain Chief
Venerable Head
Bird Brothers
Sam
Levi
Charlie
Carlisle
Montana
Why Suffer from Rheumatism Do You Know
Nine of every ten rheumatism cases are muscular or chronic rheumatism not requiring internal treatment. Relief may come from applying Chamberlain's Liniment as it aids sleep and rest for sufferers. Weyrich and Hadraba.
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Weyrich & Hadraba
Call phone No 6 rings for assistance in publishing news
A brief notice directs readers to call a number for help with publishing news. It states the line connects to a three ring service. No other details are provided.
Carriers' April income tops six percent return
Complete reports to the interstate commerce commission show class one railroads earned an April net operating income at a 6.0 percent annual rate, the first month over six percent since the act. April net was 83.2 million dollars with a 6.47 percent four month rate.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Meyer
South
Southern
Duluth, Winnipeg and Pacific Railread
Wichita Falls and Northwestern Railroad Company
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Miss Grace
Holka
Fred Backemeyer
Will
Advance Rumley
Guilstorff
Alurdock
A. J. Neitzel
Goodyear
United States
Goodrich
E. W. Thimgan
Martha Gakemeier
Office Coates
A. Marshall
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Fort Worth
Denver
Minneapolis
Station Etao
Canada
Overseas
Four Corners
WOC
Victrolas
J. W. Crabill
Plattsmouth, Neb
Blackfoot Indians
Wil Be
Big Mill
Sandholm
Lee
Landholm
Pennsylvania
GEO. Trunkenbolz Oil Company
Eagle and Murdock
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