Nehawka Local Social Notes And Community Visitations
Local notes report Herman Smith starting work with T. E. Fulton in a blacksmith shop and many visits around Nehawka Lincoln and Omaha. Families host and visit relatives including Alfred Anderson, Mrs BirdeHa Stander, Mr and Mrs Ingwersen, and Violet in Council Bluffs. A Nehawka campfire girls group heads to Crete for a state tournament, plus local sports with a win over Lincoln Boilermakers. A new baby greets Mr and Mrs Meyers as they celebrate arrival five miles north of Nehawka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Smith
T. E. Fulton
Alfred Anderson
Louisville
BirdeHa Stander
R. IT. Taylor
Albert Ingwersen
Lincoln
Orville Griffin
John Griffin
Nehawka
Harold Kimion
J. E. Wools
W. T. Campbell
Murray
Crete
Leona McReynolds
Gladys Wolfe
Nebraska City
Fiah
Stewart Rough
Mr Rough
Wong
Roy Gregg
J. & Woods
Owen Willis
Henry M. Pallard
Herbert Opp
Nehawke
D Adams
John G. Wunderlich
Plattsmouth
A. Rosencrans
Omaha
Herman M. Smith
Council Bluffs
Violet
Dorothy
Albert Meyers
Papa
Mamma
Meyers
Ali
Nele Anderson
Nels
Boilermakers
Albert Anderson
Arthur Wolph
Louis
Ross
Rudolph Hart
Alfred and
Raymond Hart
Ruth Hart
Pollard and companions catch golf bug in Nebraska City trip
Henry M. Pollard, described as having the golf bug, traveled with Leo Switzer and D. C. West plus others to Nebraska City where Uncle Henry Pollard says the passion grew strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Pollard
Leo Switzer
D. C. West
Henry Pollard
Nebraeska City
Tryout Yields Strong Scores and Confidence say Henry
Henry notes the tryout produced solid scores and asserts he has it in a way that is reliable and durable for upcoming goals.
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Henry
Farmhand Prepares Sheller for Upcoming Harvest
A farmhand readies the separator and threshing gear for the Warren Minn harvest. He aims for perfect trim as the work approaches, signaling preparations for the busy period ahead.
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Warren Minn
Homecoming Highlights Nebraska Farm Country Visit
Charles D. St. John and his family returned from a two week stay in western Nebraska visiting their daughter in Imperial. They report excellent crops in wheat corn and oats and praise the Nehawka area. On the way home they stopped in Oconto to visit the Stockholm family and noted Ben Telman and family faring well.
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Nebraska
Charles D. St. John
Wm August
Imperial
Mr. St. John
Nehawka
Oconto
Wim
Stockholm
Bentelman
Wanted to Buy Milk Cows and Feeding Pigs
R D Taylor of Nehawka seeks to purchase several good milk cows and a number of feeding pigs. He invites inquiries from interested sellers.
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R. D. Taylor Nehawka
Prospect of Flight from Trepassy by Earhart and Crew
In Trepassy Newfoundland on June 10 the Friendship monoplane crew led by pilot William Stultz prepared for a possible takeoff to Europe with Amelia Earhart and mechanic Louis Gordon aboard. Weather over the Atlantic looked favorable but fog and heavy rain threatened the hop off tomorrow morning.
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Trepassy
Newfoundland
Friendship
Europe
Atlantic
William Stultz
Stultz
Amelia Earhart
Boston Aviatrix
Louis
Girdon
Boston
Halifax
Earhart
Gordon
Kentucky Democrats Trust to Convention
Delegates to the Kentucky state convention in Lexington next Thursday will largely vote to exercise their own preference for national convention delegates and delegate instruction. Most delegates are uninstructed on presidential choice, but about 35 of 120 counties gave definite instructions for Governor Alfred E. Smith. Eight counties backed Senator Barkley, with Barkley also favored as a potential vice president. Smith support was mainly in rural counties.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Lexington
Houston
Alfred E. Smith
A. W. Barkley
Man Killed in Nebraska Highway Crash
Jacob Gordon forty seven of Brooklyn New York died from injuries after a collision on the Lincoln highway east of Columbus Nebraska He was traveling from Los Angeles to his Brooklyn home when his party of three companions stopped to repair a tail light The other car struck Gordon who did not escape while his companions slid to safety He suffered a mangled right leg two left leg fractures and a head wound
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Columbus
Neb
Jacob Gordon
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lincoln Highway
Here
Gordon
Los Angeles
Calif
Milwaukee
Cream of the West Bakery Rolls Offer Wide Assortment
The Cream of the West Bakery offers thirty eight varieties of dainty and appetizing rolls. Call to secure a supply of these treats.
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Cream of the West Bakery
Dennison Fin e Solves Mid-Summer Hostess Problem
Bates Book and Gift Shop sells the exclusiveDennison solution in this territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Bates Book and Gift Shop
Tornado Strikes McCook Nebraska Wrecks Homes
Western Nebraska suffered a violent storm centered on McCook with tornado damage and multiple injuries. Reports say about 20 injured, two possibly fatally, nearly 100 buildings damaged or wrecked, and a missing 3 year old. Union Pacific line hail and rain hampered rescue.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Burlington
McCook
Wallace Peterson
Rex Watson
Columbus
Homer Beebe
Omaha
Peterson
Watson
Beebe
Kansas
Hull Leads Smith in North Carolina Democratic Preference
In North Carolina, Representative Cordell Hull leads Governor Smith for the Democratic presidential choice by about 360 instructed votes after county conventions. Delegates total 1,953 to be chosen for the state convention, with 24 NC delegates headed to the national convention in Houston.
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Raliegh
W. C
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Smith
New York
North Carolina
Houston
Hull
Daniels
Simmons
McLean
Owen D. Young
Claude Bowers
New York World
W. B. Jones
Raleigh
Mrs Longworth Arrives as unofficial observer at convention
Mrs Nicholas Longworth arrived in Kansas City today on the Mill private car from New York to join convention goers as an unofficial observer. Her brother Theodore Roosevelt is a Hoover delegate. She says she is here unofficially and not campaigning. Women gathered in the hotel lobby to glimpse Alice Roosevelt in brown silk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Nicholas Longworth
Ogden Mill
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Hoover
Alice Roosevelt
Maine Delegation Nominates Moses for VP Seat
Senator George H. Moses of New Hampshire won unanimous endorsement from the Maine delegation for the republican vice presidential nomination. Moses was chosen after former Governor Baxter withdrew his name, clearing the path for his bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Maine
Moses
Baxter
Carranza Over Atlantic Flies Near Washington Night Flight
Atlanta reports Capt Emelio Carranza Mexican aviator attempting a non stop flight from Mexico City to Washington passed over Chandler field at 11 20 pm The flight was high and barely visible in the searchlight as the field saluted the flier. Later Carranza was sighted over Spartanburg airport at 145 am on Tuesday.
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Atlanta
Emelio Carranza
Mexico City
Washington
Chandler Field
Spartanburg
D. C
Ohio Woman Wins Position as Federal Judge
Cleveland, Ohio Miss Genevieve R. Cline appointed by President Coolidge to the United States Customs Court becomes the first woman on a federal bench and the first woman named an appraiser in the Customs Service. Her rise spans from youth studying law to leadership in Cleveland clubs and a solid bipartisan push from Ohio senators and notable allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Coolidge
Genevieve R. Cline
United States Customs Service
United States Customs Court
Senate
Miss Cline
Cline
Harding
John A. Cline
Ohio State Bar Association
First Parliamentary Law Club
Cleveland Federation of Women's Clubs
Simeon D. Fess
Cyrus Locher
Wealth and waste cited in 1927 American tourism
An old report notes American tourists abroad spent 617 million dollars in 1927. It suggests spending twice that amount would provoke envy or disdain for wealth and extravagance, while spending half would label the nation as misers among many who benefited.
Steps to form Missouri River Basin association
Lincoln June 11 First steps for forming a Missouri River Basin association have been taken. A conference is planned in Lincoln July 20 and 21 with representatives from states in the drainage area. The group aims to cooperate with the government to conserve flood waters, protect wildlife, and forestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Missouri River Basin Association
Licola
Nebraska
More Votes for Hoover in Missouri Delegates Battle
Kansas City June 10 reports shifting claims show Commerce Secretary Hoover will gain more Missouri votes than counted earlier, at Lowdon Illinois' expense. Hoover leaders lift Missouri tally from eight to twelve with more uninstructed delegates likely to switch. Bert G Voorhees announced he will vote for Charles Evans Hughes despite his own disinclination.
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Kansas City
Hoover
Commerce
Missouri
Lowdon
Illinois
Bert G. Voorhees
Charles Evans Hughes
AIRMEN LEAVE FOR HOME ON EUROPEAN SAILING
Three men who first crossed the Atlantic by air Baron Gunther von Huenefeld Major James Fitzmaurice and Captain Hermann Koehl sail for Europe tonight aboard the liner Columbus after a tour of the midwest. They arrived recently from Greenland Island Labrador where they landed the Bremen monoplane on Friday April 15. The Bremen will be brought to the United States by steamer.
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New York
Atlantic
Gunther von Huenefeld
James Fitzmaurice
Hermann Koehl
Europe
Columbus
Middle West
Greenly Island
Labrador
United States
Dirt farmers vs political farmers in corn belt march
The question centers on how many dirt farmers and political farmers will participate in the corn belt march on Kansas City. It frames a comparison between two group types and their expected numbers for the event.
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Kansas City
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