Nehawka Area Notes on Poultry, Visits, and Local Work
Mrs. Edward Murray tends about eight hundred chickens with the incubator running. Nehawka visitors include Harry Albers, Howell St. John, James McReynolds, Earl Chappell, and Glenn Rutledge. Mont Shrader replants fifty acres of corn. corner stone events at Plattsmouth Masonic home. rain delays Nehawka Dunbar game. Local farming, strawberries harvest, and seed corn efforts noted alongside community events and business visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Murray
Harry Albers
Nehawka
Weeping Water
Howell St. John
Eugene Nutzman
James McReynolds
Omaha
Chauncey Schupp
Earl Chappell
H. L. Thomas
Plattsmouth
Dunbar
Mat Wolfe
Mont Shrader
Roy Malcolm
Chas. Hall
Glenn Rutledge
Nehawka Enterprise
Everett Rutledge
Business Growth and Local Injuries Highlight Nehawks News
The report notes steady business gains and social gains as Mr Trunkenboltz plans a strong manager for Nehawks area. Tessie Whilpot, age 50, is seriously injured and using crutches three weeks after the incident but remains hopeful to recover with time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evry Day
Trunkenboltz
Mulien
Nehawks
Tessie Whilpot
Office chief Herman L. Thomas returns to Nehawka station
The Mo. Pacific office at Nehawka reports the return of Herman L. Thomas after a ninety day layoff. He resumes duties as supervisor and was warmly welcomed when visited at the station this week.
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Herman L. Thomas
Mo. Pacific
Nehawka
Reception in Honor of Miss Lora Lloyd at Nehbauwka
Mrs. Marion Tucker entertained many friends this week at her Nehbauwka home in honor of Miss Lora Lloyd who will wed Mr. W. G. Nietk of Plattsmouth, a rising attorney. Guests shared memories and best wishes for the couple’s happiness and prosperity. Mrs. Turner also helped host a joyous afternoon for about fifty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Tucker
Nehbauwka
Lora Lloyd
Mar-Riagse
W. G. Nietk
Plattsmouth
Nehawka merchant builds model house in rail fenced yard
Josh Sutphin a Nehawka merchant finished a model house using wood and a rail style fence with gates on all sides and evergreen trees. Curious passersby can glimpse the scene through the west window of his store in Nehawka.
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Josh Sutphin
Nehawka
Nehawkua
Nehawka Names New Postmaster After Exam
Verner Lundhbere and G. C. Hioback, both strong candidates, took the postmaster exam for Nehawka. With the Republican administration, Lundhbere is expected to win the office, and residents anticipate continued good service.
Nehawka Postmaster Change Praised for Ten Years of Service
Mr Werner Lundberg will assume postmaster duties in Nehawka replacing Grover C Hoback who has served nearly a decade with excellent conduct and reliable accounting. Hoback previously worked at the Sheldon store and was praised as an efficient accommodating salesman. The community regrets his departure.
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Nehawka
Werner Lundberg
Chares
Grover C. Hoaback
Str
Hoback
Sheldon
Nehanka
Viola Haynie Departs for Summer School at Lincoln
Miss Viola Haynie, visiting at her parents J. W. and Mrs. Haynie, departed this morning for Lincoln to attend summer school. She will return to Corner University this fall to continue a four year course in kindergarten work. She has eight years in school work and aims for the highest grade in her field.
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Viola Haynie
J. W. Haynie
Lincoln
Corner University
Viola Haghie
Attractive Blooms From Tuesday's Daily Journal Visit
Councilman J H McMahen from the second ward visited the Journal this morning and left a large bouquet of red and white peonies. The flowers added beauty to the Journal's business office.
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J. H. McMahen
Second Ward
The
Journal
Lundberg Named Nehawka Postmaster in Surprise
Washington June 5 1923 telegram confirms Verner Lundberg Nehawka Nebraska was selected as Nehawka postmaster by Senator Howell. The report notes former postmaster G Hoback served nine years with a clean record and good standing among patrons. Lundberg is praised as a Nehawka product and expected to serve well. Hoback’s family may relocate.
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Washington, D. C
Om Verner
Lundberg
Nehawka
Nebr
Lenate
R. P B. Howell
Verner Lundberg
Howell
G. ©. Hoback
Eaner
Hoback
Nehawksa
Estimamble
Vaccinate Pigs Early to Prevent Cholera Outbreak
The article urges vaccinating piglets as a preventative measure against cholera. It notes vaccination should occur after weaning to be most effective and cheapest, since lighter weights require less serum.
Sweet Clover Hay Cutting Tips From Agricultural College
Reports from the University of Minnesota Agricultural College advise early and high cutting of sweet clover for hay to allow a second growth. If cut late the buds die and no regrowth occurs. a five to six inch stubble aids regrowth while second year clover is hard to cure. Handle like alfalfa though leaves may shatter.
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U. of N. Agricultural College
Funeral of Mrs Seivers Held This Afternoon
The funeral service for Mrs. Seivers was led by Rev. F. E. Pfoutz of the First Methodist church. A quartet sang Safe in the Arms of Jesus and In the Sweet By and By. Martha Elizabeth Snyder was born August 28 1852 in Crabbottom Highland County West Virginia. She married James Wesley Seiver in 1869. they moved to Nebraska in 1881 settling near Plattsmouth. She leaves ten children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Crabbottom
Claude
Buffalo
Nebraska
Sadie
Bessie
Madrid
Jay
Mission
Texas
Frank
Mollie Tuer
Jennings
Medford
Minnesota
Don
Plattsmouth
Seivers
Loss of a Loved One Admonishes Hope in Afterlife
The community and family mourn a beloved member and urge the bereaved to live in the blessed hope of a glorious tomorrow in the house of many mansions.
Obituary of Cass County Pioneer Ira W. Bosworth
Ira W. Bosworth born August 24 1848 in Tioga PA died June 3 1924 aged 75 years 9 months 20 days. Enlisted February 1865 in Wisconsin Infantry Co C 52nd and was discharged July 28 1865 at Fort Leavenworth KS. Married Susan McCulloch November 19 1871 at Plattsmouth. Survived by wife seven children James M Lester T Harriet E Lucy Frances Grace, Ira Alanson predeceased, nine grandchildren two great grandchildren and many friends. Charter member of Grand View Christian church later Baptist church of Wabash. Funeral June 5 from Baptist church Wabash by Rev W A Taylor. Interment Weeping Water Cemetery.
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Ira W. Bosworth
Tioga County
Pennsylvania
Bosworth
Co. C, 52Nd Regiment of
Wisconsin Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Susan McCulloch
Plattsmouth
Ira Alanson
James M
Lester T
Harriet E
Lucy
Frances
Grace
Grand View Christian Church
Baptist Church of
Storm washes corn in Cass county fields
A heavy rainstorm drenched the northern part of Cass county and along the Burlington line from South Bend to Plattsmouth. The downpour washed corn flat in sized patches and dirt from hills covered fields, forcing replanting in many areas. South Bend vicinity escaped the worst of the storm.
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Cass County
South Bend
Burlington
Plattsmouth
Professor Boone Visiting Pfoutz Home During University Travel
Professor George N. Boone, brother of Mrs. Pfoutz, and his wife and son visit at the Rev. Pfoutz home. Boone heads the Manual Training Department at McPherson College in McPherson Kansas and is en route to a Summer School at the University of Wisconsin.
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George N. Boone
George, Jr
Auto collision near Fifth and Main causes torn tire
T H Pollock backed from Farmers State Bank lot and collided with Bert Byers on Malin Street. Pollock’s front fender struck Byers’ car, tearing a rear tire. Spectators, including E H Wescott, narrowly avoided injury.
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Fifth
Main Street
T. H. Pollock
Farmers State Bank
Bert Byers
Malin Street
Mr. Pollock
Byers
E. H. Wescott
Hassler Family Greeting Birth Of Granddaughter
Mr and Mrs William Hassler announce the birth of a daughter confirming they are again grandparents. The pleasant notice states the event brings joy to the Hasslers and their family.
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William Hassler
Birth of Lucia Ann at Lincoln home delights family
At 628 So 12th Street Lincoln a baby girl named Lucia Ann is born to Will and his wife. The arrival brings joy to the parents and family members in the community.
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12Th Street
Lincoln
Lucia Ann
Will
Norris candies at Bates Corner Book and Stationery Store
Box of famous Norris candies available at Bates Corner Book and Stationery Store. F G Egenberger handles Real Estate and Insurance. Office located at corner of 7th and Vine streets. Telephone 372.
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Bates Corner Book and Stationery Store
F. G. Egenberger
7Th & Vine Streets
Some Good Homes for Sale in Close-In Neighborhoods
Real estate ad lists multiple properties including a 6-room house on one lot with modern amenities, another 5-room house, and a one-room house on two lots. All offer lights water and gas, oak floors, and close-in locations. Call 548 or visit A. C. Mutz at Over Wurl's Store Realtor.
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Union
A. Keene
Robert Troop
Nebraska City
R. A. Young
Mr. Youngs
H. H. Stoll
Hansis
H. L. Hanlon
Missouri Pacific
Padonis
Delbert Switzer
Geo. Trunkenboltz
Bert Willis
Hicks Se
Blue Ribbon Gasoline
Nehawka Nebraska
Deering
McCormick
Leo Switzer
Nehawka, Nebr
Verner Lundhbere
G. C. Hioback
Ot Nehawka
Jehanka
Mrp. Hoback
Lundberg Nehawka “Nasby
R. B. Howell
Farm Bureau
Ally
Studebaker
J. F. Wolff
Plattsmouth, Nebr
Indiana
A. C. Mutz
Wurl
Cedar Creek
U. FP
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