Jolly Neighbors Picnic and Local News Highlights
Alve News reports the Jolly Neighbors held a picnic supper at the Alfred Stroemer home on June 6. The column lists social visits, weddings, travel, and church notes including a children's day program at the M. E. Church and plans for future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Stroemer
Fred Weaver
Judd
South Bend
J. A. Shaffer
Golda Bird
Greenwood
Neb
Bert Kitzel
Manners
University Place
James Manners
Sam Dinges
George
Unadilla
Arthur Dinges
Alfred Stro=mer
Msorearet Jean
McPherson
Kan
Bertha A. Quellihorst
George E. Hardknock
Atvo
Geo. Hardnock
Carleton
California
Clay Foreman
Coleridge
Nebr
J. H. Foreman
Minnesota
Aiske
Alto
Will Copple
Holland
Eilis Coon
Kany
Hutchinson
Coon
George Harfiroth
Mike Bertha Overthorst
Women's Home Missionary Society
Lincoln
Thos. Barry
Anastaseis Barry
Union Pacific
Pacific Coast
The June Groom
The page features a humorous portrait of a tall bachelor with a Detroit vibrator from 1914 and a full set of goat glands. It blends wedding market gossip with playful, vintage-era dating tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiching
Ringside
Detroit
Public Recital by USIG Pupils Delights Local Audience
From Tresidas's Daily a large crowd attended the USIG Pupil Recital at M. I. Hall featuring Edna Marshall Eaton vocal students Christine Conugh tin piano pupils and Mrs A D Caldwell violin pupils. The program showcased strong ensembles including Caldwell's orchestra and multiple solo and chamber numbers by students under careful training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tresidas
Edna Marshall Eaton
Christine Conughtin
A. D. Caldwell
M. Ir. A
Caldwell
Grace Linder
F. R. Gobelian
O. Sandin
George Calwell
Ira Mumm
Raymond Yelick
Bernice Fogarty
Violet Besley
Sherman Cole
Fluth Shannon
Helen Fairey
Eaton
Mary Parks
Helen Sharp
Catherine Schneider
Violet Begley
Estella Tritsch
Enjoy A Fine Time at W E A Maccabees Lodge
Last night the W E A of the Maccabees met in the M W A building with Mrs Anna Ptak absent as commander. Mrs Co P Richards presided in her stead and a letter from Mrs Piak described a Marathon review and a Hollywood visit swapped for Pathe News. Several candidates were initiated and refreshments were served by Mesdames John Bajeck Marvin Allen and F L Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetherday
the Maccabees
Anna Ptak
Co. P. Richards
Piak
Marathon Review
Hollywood
Pathe News
Mrs. Piak
Aiis
John Bajeck
Marvin Allen
F. L. Adams
Journal Office Sells Nearly All Maga Zines On Sale
The Journal office advertises a wide selection of maga zines available for purchase, noting a near-complete catalog currently on sale at the office.
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Journal
Nebraska Farm Taxes Double in Eight Years
Lincoln reports a United States Department of Agriculture survey showing Nebraska farm land taxes rose from 27 cents per acre in 1914 to 57 cents in 1922, a 249 percent increase driven by higher land prices and state costs. The nationwide average rose from 31 to 71 cents, with state values ranging from 25 cents in Alabama to 2.22 dollars in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
United States Department of Agriculture
A. E. Anderson
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States
New Jersey
Alabama
Indiana
Michigan
Iowa
Idaho
Ohio
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Arizona
Colorado
Maryland
Washouts delay traffic in state crops damaged
Nebraska reports rain across south central districts causing rail washouts on Burlington lines from Red Cloud to Hastings and Alma, with over four inches near Red Cloud, two near Alma. Valley line detoured, floods rise on the Republican river, rail flood trouble noted west of Phillipsburg, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Burlington
Red Cloud
Hastings
Alma
Holdrege
Oxford
Naponee
Riverton
Franklin
Rock Island Railroad
Phillipsburg
Kansas
Washouts near Reynolds cause rail damage and repairs
Reynolds Nebraska reports a second washout Sunday night as Rose creek rose washing out Burlington grade holes six to twelve feet long and three feet deep. The earlier Saturday rain totaled nearly six inches. Four or five county bridges are out and track repairs are estimated around $15 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Neb
Rose Creek
Burlington
Gibbons Demonstrates Skill In Ring In Shelby Exhibition
Tommy Gibbons debuted in the ring under the Montana sun in Shelby Sunday afternoon. He sparred two rounds each with Rocco Stramaglia, who cut Jack Dempsey's eye, and Bud Gorman. Gibbons performed a rope skip and hit the heavy bag before sparring with the boxers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Mont
Tommy Gibbons
Montana
Jack Dempsey
Rocco Stramaglem
Jack
Bud Gorman
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Claims Four Decades Use
For over 40 years Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been used to treat catarrh. The preparation includes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood to reduce nasal mucous inflammation. Sold by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
All Sts. F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Floods in Kansas Worst Ever Hit State
Kansas flood toll climbs with seven dead and thousands homeless. Losses exceed 5 million dollars across Kansas as Arkansas City and Winfield endure heavy damage and Kansas River levels crest before easing. Rescue and relief efforts mobilize with Red Cross, Legion, and national guardsmen aiding the afflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Kansas River
Neosho
Walnut
Arkansas City
Winfield
American Legion
Kansas National Guardsmen
Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Wichita
Garden City
Big
Arkansas
Hutchinson
Felows
Robert Green
Glendale Green
Brothers
Lebo
Wesley Brown
Richard Reynolds
Topeka
George Renner
Pittsboro
Little Arkansas
Smoky Hill
Solomon Rivers
Supreme Court clears Moffat tunnel plan for construction
The Colorado legislature’s Moffat tunnel improvement district is upheld as valid by the U S Supreme Court. The ruling removes the last legal hurdle, enabling bids for bonds totaling 6 729 000 and paving the way for a continental divide tunnel serving railroads vehicles telegraphs phones and water pipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Colorado
Moffat Tunnel
Continental Divide
Supreme Court
Mary L. Milheim
Denver
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Colorado
Moffat
Denominational Union Formed for Canada Churches
Leaders of the Presbyterian Methodist and Congregational churches in Canada studied fast merging into one body after the Canadian Presbyterian general assembly voted 426 to 129 to unite with the others. The amalgamation was completed last night following prior ratification by the two denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Ont
Presbyterian
Methodist
Congregational Churches of
Canada
Dominion
General Assembly
Canadian Presbyterian Church
Woodman Circle figures visit Mrs Kate Remington hosts
Mrs Kate Remington supreme banker of the Woodman Circle visited last evening at the home of Mrs Lena Droege and attends to matters relative to the Woodmen Circle grove in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Remington
Woodman Circle
Lena Droege
Woodmen Circle
Overland Red Bird Completes Noted Car Line
The Overland Red Bird earns acclaim as a premier Willys-Overland model with a 106 inch wheelbase and 126 inch spring base. It features mandalay maroon finish, nickeled trim, khaki top, roomy interior, and comprehensive standard equipment aimed at practical, distinguished motoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy-Overland Company
Bring on the Groom June Bride Offer At Bargain Wednesday
The Ad Club plans a June bride promotion for Bargain Wednesday June 20 offering prizes from merchants to brides. A bold invitation seeks a eligible bachelor who is white in good health and not too old to propose to the willing June bride. Call the Journal office to take up the matter and be accommodated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitfe
Iiset
The
Missionary Society
Harlan
Ladies Aid Society
Ad Club
Simmer Morning Prices Noted With Various Figures
A simmering morning features a range of prices noted across items. The report highlights multiple price points affecting daily shoppers and market observers.
Halstead Family Visit to Rockport Missouri
Last week B. J. Halstead and family drove to Rockport Missouri for a day visit while Mrs. Halstead and the children stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J H Henderson for ten days or two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Halstead
Rockport
Mr. Halstead
Sell These Articles in the Journal Ad Space
A reminder to place classified ads in the Journal to move unused articles. Readers are urged to list items for sale with brief descriptions and contact details to reach potential buyers efficiently.
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Alve News
Fisk
John Bauer
Plattsmouth, Nebr
USIG
Mesdames Caldwell, Couglin and Eaton
M. W. A. Hall
Gibbons
Overland
Red Bird
Willys-Overland
L. G. Peed
Illess-Overland
Comfort
Missouri
Playtsmouth
Wagner Hotel
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