Increased crop yields predicted in June report
Washington reports the June crop forecast predicts a larger national harvest led by wheat and oats. Winter wheat may reach the fourth largest total, with 607.9 million bushels. spring wheat up 49 million, totaling 247 million. Oats are seen at 1.295 billion bushels. Apple crops rise sharply, with New York leading at 24.606 million bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
New York
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Summer staple purchase urged for families to keep on hand for colic and diarrhoea relief. Weyrich and Hadra promote the product as essential during hot months and claim it is worth its price when needed.
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Weyrich & Hadraha
Mediation Sought in Tacna Arica Talks as Deadline Looms
Peru informal approach seeks U S mediation in Chile Peru talks amid conference deadlock. Chilean officials say no formal move yet. if Chile backs Peru, Secretary Hughes could offer good offices to avert open break while both sides wait.
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Washington
Peru
Chile
Hughes
Peret
Senor Mathieu
State Department
Why Suffer from Rheumatism
Nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscular or chronic rheumatism that need no internal treatment. Relief comes from applying Chamberlain’s Liniment, which helps sleep and rest. Weyrich Hadraba promote the remedy.
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Chamberlain
Weyrich & Hadraba
President Harding Heads to Princeton for Monument Talk
President Harding leaves Washington with Mrs. Harding for New Jersey to deliver an address at the dedication of the Princeton battle monument. The trip follows a morning departure on a regular train with a small party of friends.
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Washington
Harding
Visitors and locals travel and hospital note
William Starkjohn visits Omaha on a business and social trip while Tutt of Murray and Ralph R. Larson of Louisville are in town for short calls. Kathryn Lahoda undergoes a successful appendicitis operation in Omaha hospital. Judge Begley goes to Omaha for district court duties. Frank Baker and wife visit Imperial friends. Walter B. Larzelere of Omaha finishes an audit assignment and returns home.
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Bay. Tutt
Murray
Ralph R. Larson
Louisville
Claude Lahoda
Jack Lathom
Tony Lehoda
Omaha
Kathryn Lahoda
James T. Begley
Frank Baker
Imperial
W. E. Rosencrans
Walter B. Larzelere
Fidelity & Deposit Co
Maryland
Suits in District Court Filed Over Real Estate
Two district court actions were filed this morning. Charles W. Stoehr sues Alice Frye and Ellen Frye and others to quiet title to specified real estate. Merchants National Bank of Omaha sues Pollock Parmele Louise Parmele Charles Parmele Will Jean and Marie Jean claiming a $14 000 note secured by mortgage was executed March 14 1911 and later sold to the bank. the bank seeks a declaration that the defendants have no legal interest in the property based on prior judgments and transfers.
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District Court
Charles W. Stoehr
Alice Frye
Ellen Frye
J. M.leyda
C. E. Martin
Merchants National Bank of Omaha
Pollock Parmele
Louise Parmele
Charles C. Parmele
Will Jean
Marie Jean
Merchants National Bank
Ferry Ads Boost Plattsmouth and City Travel
John Richardson the ferryman launched an extensive advertising campaign to promote the Plattsmouth ferry and the city. He placed signs reading Ferry Plattsmouth Neb Free Camping Grounds at crossroads east to Malvern Iowa and plans to extend west to Lincoln to guide auto travelers to the city. The effort aims to increase travel throves and demonstrates local enterprise by the ferry owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Richardson
Plattsmouth
John
Malvern
Iowa
Lincoln
Progressives Urge Morehead for Congress
In Lincoln reports, J. H. Edmisten third party chairman sends letters urging First district progressives to sign petitions to place John H. Morehead on the ballot for Congress. Morehead already filed as a Democrat, seen as another Edmisten fusion effort with the Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
J. H. Edmisten
Third Party
Progressive Party
John H. Morehead
Congress
Morehead
Edmisten
Wallace Philpot Returns From Kansas With Prospects Good
Wallace Philpot returned from Kansas Friday. He said Lloyd was badly swollen with mumps there but is fine now. He noted plenty of rain and good crop prospects. Philpot moved fat cattle to Kansas City on the return and expects to return soon. He shows a gloss of Kansas tan and a healthy appearance.
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Wallace Philpot
Kansas
Lloyd
Mgr
Philpot
Kansas City
County Commissioners Name William Weber Justice of the Peace
The board discussed replacing the late Judge M Archer and after review of petitions chose William Weber, former police judge, to the justice of the peace post. Weber is also expected to receive police judge appointment at the next council meeting.
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Board of County Commissioners
Burlington Shops to Operate Saturday Despite Week Shortage
The Burlington shops plan Saturday work for most departments including freight car and steel car, coach and planing, with exceptions for the machine shop brass foundry and blacksmith shop and some timers. The Friday notice indicates a shift from five day weeks to weekend labor.
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Daity
Brass Foundry
Burlington
Blank Books Yes You Can Get Of All Kinds
An advertised note from The Journal inviting readers to obtain blank books of various kinds.
Shire Yours for Less Politics and More Service
A local political slogan promotes practical governance over partisan battles as residents seek value and improved public services from city leadership. The message emphasizes frugal spending and community focus to entice voter support in upcoming elections.
Harrison Hits Opposition Over Election News
Senator Harrison of Mississippi accused the administration and Republican leaders of trying to gag press reports on primary results. He cited anti administration victories in Pennsylvania Indiana and Iowa and said the White House disliked news favoring opponents. He claimed the old guard was defeated and warned of GOP unease.
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Washington
Senate
Harriton
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Iowa
Brookbert
Harrison
White House
McCumber
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsements From Plattsmouth Resident
Plattsmouth resident M Launderback testifies to Dean's Kidney Pills helping his weak kidneys and urination issues after lumbago and paint fumes. He bought at Fricke Co drug store, used several boxes, and saw quick relief with ongoing occasional recurrences. Manufactured by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY priced 60 cents at dealers.
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Dean
Plattsmouth
Locust Street
Puttsmouth
Fricke & Co
Dean’s
Randell C H Randall Visits City As Governor Candidate
C H Randall, current state senator from the Eighth district and Randolph resident, visited the city last evening amid Republican supporters. A retired banker and a well known Nebraska legislator, his aggressive gubernatorial candidacy has attracted wide backing across the state.
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C. H. Randall
Randolph
Randall
Nebraska
Kentucky Farmer Claims Tanlac Help Beats Hands in Corn Shucking
J. A. White of Kentucky, described as a well known farmer, states that after taking Tanlac he can outwork his laborers at corn shucking. Fricke company is referenced in connection with the statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. White
Kentucky
F. G. Fricke & Co
Union Criticizes Warding Labor Policy In Government
James O Connell president of the metal trades department of the American Federation of Labor criticized government policy toward labor in a report to the AFL meeting. He said officials including President Herding were hostile to labor and urged government departments to resume production to curb profiteering and stabilize employment.
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Cincinnati
James O'Connell
Mete Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Herding
Gompers Attacks Supreme Court At Labor Convention
Cincinnati June 3. Samuel Gompers denounces the Coronado coal decision as negating the right to strike and vows to seek new federal legislation. He warns unions face constant litigation and urges labor to prepare for fall campaigns to elect labor allies while opposing open shop pressures.
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Colorado
Cincinnati
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Coronado
Congress
Gompers
United States
Masons Elect Officers in Nebraska Grand Lodge
Howard M. Wellman of Omaha was elected grand master of the Nebraska Grand Lodge A F and A M by more than 600 delegates at the state convention. Other officers chosen include Robert R. Dickson ONeill grand senior warden John Wright Lincoln grand junior warden Charles M. Shepherd Lincoln grand chaplain Albert R. Davie Warne grand senior deacon Alexander B. Porter Lincoln grand tyler. The next annual meeting will be held here June 6 1523.
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Omaha
Howard M. Wellman
Nebraska Grand Lodge
A. F
A. M
Robert R. Dickson
O'Neill
John Wright
Lincoln
Charles M. Shepherd
Albert R. Davie
Warne
Alexander BE. Porter
Chamberlains Tablets Recommended by New York Couple
Mrs Newton Vreeland of Minos New York praises Chamberlains Tablets for five years of use by her and her husband. She says they ease heaviness after meals and fatigue and keep one bottle handy when traveling. Readers are advised to take them for constipation or indigestion.
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Chamberlain
Newton Vreeland
Minos
N.Y
Werrich & Hadraba
For Sale Farm Implements in Murray Nebraska Ad
For sale International swinging hay rake and bucks in good condition plus Badger cultivator. Seller Searl S. Davis of Murray Nebraska. 15-2sw.
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GC. E. Wescott’s Sons
Ewet
Mrs. L. Bowen
R. L
U.S
Princeton
GEO. O. Dove Y
William Starkjohn
City
Yhureday
Pdefiy
Warding
Metal Srates Department
Fisk
Masons
Manhattans
Manhattan
Elder and
New Era
Arrow
Oxford
Su Pettek
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