Beef Is Best Bargain Declared By Prof Gramlich
Prof H J Gramlich argues finished cattle fetch high prices and urges recognition of cheaper cornfed beef. He notes May 28 market shows fat steers at 6.75 to 7.75 per hundred, a fraction of 1934 and 1935 prices, and explains drought, corn supply, and feeder cattle trends shaping current beef quality and affordability.
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Prof
H. J. Gramlich
Daily Market
Middle West
Chicago
United States
Journal Want Ads Sell Used Cars and Livestock
Inexpensive Journal Want Ads offer a wide range of sale options including used cars livestock and household goods. The ads provide a simple way to reach buyers for residential items and farm inventory.
His Sheet Anchor Eph Johnson Faces Judge and Jury
Fragmentary courtroom dialogue shows Eph Johnson accused of stealing a neighbor's hen, resisting confession as judge laments worn alibis and witnesses. The judge threatens a jury trial to send him to the pen, while the defendant pleads for fairness and friendship.
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Eph Johnson
Farm Women Move Toward a Better Living in Washington
Mrs. J V Stevenson of Streator Illinois leads an Associated Country Women of the World delegation praising farm programs. She notes AAA soil conservation rural electrification and financing aid as key to improved farm life. Multistate women testimony credits co operation and labor saving advances with stronger homes and finances.
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Washington
Lfe
J. V. Stevenson
Plincis Home Bureau Federation
Associated Country Women of the World
AAA
Soil Conservation
R. E. Milligan
Ivesdale
Champaign County Home Bureau
Stevenson
E. W. Busche
Monroe
Ind
Rail unions warn against states rights cry
Six railroad labor unions issue a warning about the “states rights” slogan. They accuse proponents of applauding Supreme Court actions that struck down railroad pensions farm relief the National Recovery Act and other progressive measures, urging workers not to be deceived.
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Washington
Labor
Supreme Court
Tree Planting Plan Aims To Guard Nebraska Schools
M. B. Jenkins outlines a WPA project to plant about 700 trees and shrubs around each of Nebraska's 6,133 rural country schools on three acres per site. The plan seeks $100,000 investment and targets wind erosion, soil moisture retention, and wildlife habitat while teaching students about trees.
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M. B. Jenkins
WPA
Jenkins
Nebraska
Charles W. Taylor
Wyoming guests visit Sheridan McMaken family
Mr. and Mrs. Edward McMaken of Sheridan Wyoming are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J J McMaken, a brother of Mr McMaken. They enjoyed meeting many old friends in the community and praised the cool weather after years in the west.
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Edward McMaken
Sheridan, Woming
J. J. McMaken
Mr. McMaken
West
Murdoc k Gossip and Local Appointments Highlight Week
Murdoch residents share visits and health updates as G V Pickwell visits his daughter Mrs George Shackley in Avoca. Walter Stroy joins Rock Island truck crew while L Neitzel tours Plattsmouth and Bible study. The community notes progress on homes, illnesses, travels, and a wreck cleanup near Murdoch.
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G. V. Pickwell
George Shackley
Avoca
Sunday visit in Omaha yields $36 mission offering
L Neitzel and G Baur spent Sunday in Omaha visiting churches and their daughters. They joined a children's day program after supper with Dan Panska and contributed a $36 general missions offering.
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Omaha
L. Neitzel
G. Baur
Mr. Bauer
First Evangelical Church
Mr. Neitzel
Kountze Memorial Lutheran Church
Human
L. Neitze
Meta MacDiarmid
Dan Panska
General Missions
Hold Family Reunion At Buell Home
The McCrorey family reunion was held last Sunday June 7 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buell. Mrs Buell was formerly Miss M Crorey. A good turnout enjoyed a fine day with a pleasing program and dinner. The site for next year’s meeting was not decided.
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McCrorey
Frank Buell
Buell
Miss McRorey
Getting On Fairly Well After Car Accident
Uncle George Mills and his sister in law both remain seriously injured from a collision but are recovering. Mills can walk at home though nervous and stiff with age. The sister in law stays at Ed Jumper's Ashland home and plans to return soon.
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George Mills
Mr. Mills
Ed Jumper
Ashland
Mills
4 H Calf Club Members Attend Lincoln Meeting
The Murdock 4 H calf club led by Leo Rikli traveled to Lincoln for a meeting with 4 H members. John Schlaphof, overseeing a nearby boys' club, also attended to learn calf care pointers.
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Murdock and Vicinity
Leo Rikli
Lincoln
John Schlaphof
Wabash
Two Fine Calves Await State Fair Exhibition
James Mills Jr and George Stuart Mills rear two tame white face calves named Chub and Curley. The boys plan to exhibit them at the state fair and expect strong showings in the winning classification.
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James Mills, Jr
James Mills
Chub
George Stuart Millis
Curley
Mrs Currie Gorthey Returns East to New Jersey Home
Mrs Currie Gorthey who spent a year visiting her son Roy Gorthey and wife departed last week for Trenton New Jersey to reside with a daughter She wrote from there noting a pleasant trip home and that she is in good health and feeling fine.
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Herbert Bornemeier
L. D. Lee
William Zaebel
Walter Stroy
Rock Island
Murdock
L. Neitzel
Plattsmouth
Otto Buck
Beatrice
John H. Buck
Nannie Coleman
Frank
Henry Schleuter
Milton G. Keedy
A. H. Ward
Keedy
Mr. Ward
S. P. Lies
H. H. Lawton
Omaha
A. P. Hollenbeck
Lincoln
Monument Company
John Scheel
Homer H. Lawton
Bracken
Yates
Charles Kupke
Douglas Tool
Douglas
Eyes
Harvey A. Schwab
Earl Weber
Milford
Youth Council
Riverside Park
Fred Deickman
Weeping Water
Deickman
Henry Rueter
Grand Junction
Iowa
Currie Gorthey
Roy Gorthey
Trenton
N. J
Reunion Draws Oechlerking Ruester Bornemeier Kin at Pioneer Park
A large gathering attended a reunion at Pioneer Park on Sunday June 7 with many from the Oechlerking Ruester and Bornemeier families. Locals Included August Oechlerking Henry Oechlerking Floyd Williams Alvin Oechlerking and Werbert Oechlerking plus their families.
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Oechlerking
Ruester
Youth Con secration staged at Murdock Church Children’s Day
A fine Children’s Day program at Murdock Evangelical Church featured music readings and a playlet titled Youth’s Consecration directed by Mrs. William Iesle. A generous offering supported home missions as Bible school children celebrated their hard work and contribution.
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Murdock Church
Murdock
Celebrated Children s Day at church near Murdock
Children s Day was observed Sunday June 7 at the church northeast of Murdock with a pleasing program organized by the Ladies Aid and Bible school. Highlights included the playlet Man and His Money along with recitations musical numbers and readings. The response to the free will offering was noted.
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Murdock
Ladies Aid
Bible School
Community program raises near forty dollars in offerings
A home missions gathering yielded almost $40 in collections. The event featured a program presented under the direction of Mrs. Harold Luetchens.
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Harold Luetchens
Plan for 1936 Work at Murdock Evangelical Church
The worship committee of the E L C E of the Murdock Evangelical church met last Monday to arrange a tentative program for the society’s meetings in the coming six months and planned a pleasing program for the remainder of the year.
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Murdock Evangelical Church
Annual Vacation Taking Car Carrier Lacey McDonald
Lacey McDonald the regular carrier on the rural mail route out of Murdock is on his annual vacation. Frank Rosenow serves as substitute carrier during the absence. McDonald and A. J. Tool with local youths explored fishing spots at South Bend Meadow Louisville and Cedar Creek to pick the best grounds for a return fishing trip.
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Lacey McDonald
Murdock
Frank Rosenow
Mr. McDonald
A. J. Tool
South Bend
Meadow
Louisville
Cedar Creek
Will Install City Water For Henry Amgwert
Henry Amgwert has prepared for Mur dock waterworks by installing a septic tank and adding a bathroom and plumbing to his home. Victor Thimgan is carrying out the installation work on the new equipment.
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Henry Amgwert
Murdock
Victor Thimgan
Kittenball Scores From Tuesday Night Action
South Bend defeated Callahan 6 to 4 while Murdock Tigers beat Bible School 9 to 4 in Tuesday kittenball games.
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South Bend
Callahan
Murdock Tigers
Bible School
Navy Veteran Turner Zink Home From Four Years Service
Turner O Zink has completed a four year U S Navy enlistment and arrived home last Tuesday. He served as a vessel engineer on the U S S minus 11 in the Panama Canal Zone with headquarters at Coca Sola. He plans a home visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Oscar C Zink and old friends before deciding whether to reenlist for another four years in the same field.
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Turner O. Zink
United States Navy
Oscar C. Zink
Zink
U.S. S
Calishan Church Notes Highlights F C Weber Pastor
Our work for the new conference year has a fine start with believers eager to serve. Sermon remarks praise Christ and exhort witnesses. The Clements company of Elmwood donated a Lord's Supper picture to the church, gratefully received as a nice gift.
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Clements Company
Elmwood
Bedroom Beauties Club Met at Eunice Kuehn Home
The Girls' Room club in Murdock met on Thursday June 11 at Eunice Kuehn's home with nine members present. Assistant leader ran meeting while Marjorie Zink recovers in hospital. They voted to attend Lincoln judging day and to perform Road Gang at the Orpheum.
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Murdock
Eunice Kuehn
Marjorie Zink
Lincoln
Orpheum
Eunice Kuelin
Idella Buell
Marion Barden
Birthday Song Contemplates An Heir In 1855
An expectant mother waits for an heir to carry the family name and tradition in June 1855. The piece, attributed to L. Nettzel, centers on birth and lineage amid a historical domestic setting.
Tractor Fuel at Elmwood Bulk Plant 8.2 Cents Per Gallon
Buy your tractor fuel at our Elmwood Bulk Plant and fill your containers through the electric meter pump. We offer only Special High Grade or HOT TRACTOR FUEL with no distillate. Cash price 8.2 cents per gallon, subject to change. No deliveries, drive a few miles and save money.
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Elmwood Bulk
Rainfall Eases Hopper Threats in Parts of Nebraska
Nebraska extension entomologist S. Pare reports 30 counties with serious grasshopper infestations requiring control and notes recent rains may ease conditions in some areas. Active poisoning is underway in multiple counties with limited federal bait supply prompting farmers to mix own poisons at about 25 cents per acre to protect crops.
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Nebraska
S. Pare
The
Courge of Agriculture
Bere
Richardson
Johnson
Nemaha
Jefferson
Thayer
Toll
Stanton
Pierce
Cedar
Bare
Western Panhandle
Knox County
Lydia the first convert of Paul in Europe remembered
A reverent obituary recounts Lydia born in a Christian household who grew up in faith with five sisters and a brother. At 19 she chose love and marriage lasting nearly 58 years with a German-born husband, ending March 29 1936. She rests beside him in Wytka with flowers.
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Lydia
Philippi
Macedonia
Greece
Paul
Europe
Germany
Hke Rebekah
Jesus Christ
Wytka
Honor McClusky Hosts Farewell for Canon Petter
Dr. and Mrs. H. G. McClusky entertained at home Friday in honor of Canon W. J. H. Petter rector of St. Luke's Episcopal Church who is soon to leave the city. Attending were Rev. W. C. Wright Rev. G. A. Pahl and Canon Petter.
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H. G. McClusky
Thioner
W. J. H. Petter
St. Luke's
Dr. McClusky
Ministry
Canon Petter
W. C. Wright
G. A. Pahl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prof. Gramlich
Bonds Insurance
Jedge
Wyoming
Calishan
F. C. Weber
You” By
L. Nettzel
Petter
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