Nebraska Sheriffs to Launch Fingerprint Program
County sheriffs of Nebraska prepare a statewide fingerprint system with 10 000 cards arriving at state headquarters. The process records arrest details, residence, charges, dispositions, accomplices, physical descriptors, and includes a facial photograph. Training sessions begin June 17 for Lincoln district sheriffs, followed by Hastings and Norfolk sessions.
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Nebraska
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Sheriffs of
Lincoln
Hastings
Norfolk
Farm Implement Sale Offer From Puls Stock
A buyer announces the liquidation of hardware and farming gear from Mr. W. H. Puls. Two Titan tractors and multiple John Deere implements are offered at below first cost to clear stock quickly, with a broad hardware line also priced attractively to draw county-wide shoppers.
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W. H. Puls
Titan
John Deere
Deering
McCormick
Case
Keystone
van Brunt
Hoosier
Notable Visitors and Local Travel Through Murray Area
A stream of visitors and locals traverses Murray and nearby towns including Omaha, Plattsmouth, and Shenandoah. Names like Albert Jones, Mike Grant, John Becker, August Meyer, Fred Gorder, J L Smith, Miss Elizabeth McCracken, and Stella Crosser appear among business callers, family visits, and hospitality as residents pursue errands, sales efforts, and social visits.
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Misouri Pacificc
August Meyer
Pols Hardware Store
Murray
Fred Gorder
Weeping Water
Murray Fist
J. L. Smith
Bloomfield
Thomas Smith
Elizabeth McCracken
John Gilmore
Margaret Span
James Earhart
Harry Puls
Plattemouth
T. W. Vallery
Las Just
Frank
Joseph Mrasok
Missouri River
Romlous
Presbyterian Church
James Brown
Ray Henry
MR. Henry
Shenandoah
Brown
Krtta Nickles
Stella Crosser
Miss Crosser
Harrys Todd
Lincoln
State University
Cou
Local residents host gatherings and hospital visits noted
Community members, including Mr. George Nickles and families, visit at the Puls home, with other neighbors joining in. Several residents, such as Luther Mead and John Yardlew, are hospitalized in Omaha for injuries and surgeries, while local families report progress and upcoming moves.
Murray Bible Schools Present Children's Day Programs
Members of the Presbyterian and Christian Bible schools in Murray coordinated a day of children's programs. The Presbyterian school opened with an excellent morning program before a large crowd, followed by the Christian Bible school presenting an evening program to a large and engaged audience.
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Bible Schools of
Murray
Presbyterian
The
Christian
Presbyterian School
Christian Bible School
Will Meet at Church
The ladies and society of the Christian church will meet at the church on Wednesday afternoon of next week June 2 to attend to business matters.
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Ladies and Society of the Christian Church
Bible School Schedules for County Meeting at Plattsmouth
The county Christian churches plan a meeting at Plattsmouth on Sunday June 13 with an opening service. Murray church Bible School will begin at 9 45 AM to allow attendees time to reach Plattsmouth.
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Plattsmouth
Murray
Bible School Services Move From Here to Plattsmouth
Brief item notes a Bible school session starting locally and then shifting to services at Plattsmouth, outlining travel or timing without extra details.
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Bible
Plattsmouth
Great Ball Game near Sciota Draws McCracken Family
Geo W McCracken and his family stopped to watch a Sunday ball game near Sciota and stayed for the concert after. He said the day offered two children's day programs and matinees in addition to the game, all worth the price.
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Geo. W. McCracken
Sciota
McCracken
Rhoden Improves. Cares For Hogs At Old Livery Barn
T. C. Rhoden, who has been feeling very badly, is reported to be much improved and caring for his hogs at the old livery barn. He is ready to buy, sell, or trade hogs with all comers. See him if you have the sporting blood.
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T. C. Rhoden
Conmiers
Murray Shipments Set Local Food Record
Last Monday evening five loads of cattle and one load of hogs were shipped from Murray to Omaha for sale. The batch sets a local food record, with frequent large shipments from this station. Shipments were led by W. G. Minford Searl S Davis W. J. Philpot and others.
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Murray Dees
Murray
Omaha
W. G. Minford
Searl S Davis
W. J. Philpot
Bible School Urges Attendance at Plattsmouth Church Event
Members of the Bible school are asked to attend a county Christian church meeting at Plattsmouth's city park next Sunday. Reported leaders include E. M. Johnson Miss Jessie B. Filson and local pastors. A basket dinner and large turnout of five or six hundred are promised with good speaking music and program.
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The
Christian Church
Plattsmouth
Bible School
Plertsmouth
E. M. Johnson
Bethany
Jessie B. Filson
Omaha
Brother Hay
Elmwood
Brother Park
Greenwood
G. Hollowell
Mrs Minnier in buggy accident injures family
Mrs Jarced Minnier and two children, including a month-old infant, were injured when their buggy overturned on a curve while returning from town last Monday. The baby was stunned but quickly treated by Dr. G H Gilmore and soon shown to be recovering.
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G. H. Gilmore
Army to hold August officer selection exams at Ft Crook
Final examination for appointing officers as first and second lieutenants in the regular army will be held August 22, 1921 with over 3 000 vacancies. Preliminary physicals precede the test. Eligible ages are eighteen to thirty, and candidates must belong to specified military groups or have a technical school degree. Attainments determine grade and promotion. Write to the commanding general Seventh Corps Area Ft Crook Nebraska for details.
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Seventh Corps
Ft. Crook
Nebraska
Regular Army
National Guard
Secretary of War
Advertising Craft for Maximum Value in Print
The text urges careful ad placement in the printer's hands to allow artistic setup and warns against rushed, careless copy to ensure the greatest value for money spent on advertising.
Special 20 Percent Silk Dress Sale at Ladies Toggery
A special discount offers twenty percent off all silk dresses at Ladies Toggery. The sale highlights feminine fashion goods and runs for a limited time in the store.
Much-Wed Man Is Again the Groom
David FE. Thompson, once Nebraska figure and Mexico ambassador, married in Los Angeles last Thursday to Gladys Dana, daughter of Mrs. Winifred Garber. This is his fourth marriage. he was divorced from his third wife Florence Cook Thompson in 1918. He is past 72, first wed in Lincoln and founded the Lincoln Star, later minister to Brazil and ambassador to Mexico 1908 to 1909 under Roosevelt. The couple honeymooned in England after marriage.
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David FE. Thompson
Nebraska
Mexico
Los Angeles
Gladys Dana
Winifred Garber
Omaha
the World-Herald
Mr. Thompson
Florence Cook Thompson
Thompson
Lincoln
Neb
Supreme court hears fraternal policy dispute over beneficiary rules
The case centers on a $1000 life policy once owned by T Stribling with Buckstaff as beneficiary. After Stribling’s death Buckstaff declined the payout as a dependent, prompting a suit by his widow and children arguing the proceeds belong to the estate if the named beneficiary fails. The fraternal society claims fraud and improper purpose, while T S Allen argues the heirs act in good faith to recover for the estate.
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Supreme Court
T. Stribbling
National Council & Annuity Association
Fraternal Aid Union
Buckstaff Brosc. of
Lincoln
A. H. Buckstaff
Buckstaff
Stribling
Fraternal Society
T. S. Allen
Fawcett
Jacob
Esau
Allen
Bucketall Letters Note Interest and Fraud Claims
Letters from Bucketall state his interest in A and allege that police fraud occurred. The states offered to repay the premiums.
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Bucketall
Optimism Marks Opening of Labor Meeting in Denver
The forty first annual American Federation of Labor convention opened in Denver with optimism. President Samuel Gompers predicted progress toward 3,000,000 members and urged unity with farmers against anti labor forces. A resolution protested the Scott bill affecting the Great Lakes shipping season and seamen, while aid was pledged for Pueblo flood victims. Gompers called for disarmament and warned against proposed welfare department moves, urging moderation and unity under the banner America First.
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Denver
Colo
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor Movement
Anérica
Samuel Gompers
Organized Labor
American Trades Union Movement
Gompers
American Federation of Labos
Veteign
Capsitius
Princes of Finance
Congress
Great Lakes
Trepatienal
Pueblo Hood
Comper
Crete
Atroy
Department of Labor
Department of Agriculture
Ae Bert
America
Refriserature Lineup at Christ & Christ Furniture
Twelve refriserature units arrive priced from 14.40 to 57.50 at Christ and Christ Furniture Store.
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Christ & Christ Furniture Store
Watch found advertised by office for owner claim
A Genta open faced watch was found and advertisement seeks the owner to prove property and claim it by contacting P. HW. Metsinger or the office and paying the advertisement fee.
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Genta
P. HW. Metsinger
Christ & Christ Furniture Store Showcases New Parlor Suite
Come in and see the new parlor suite waimote the many other poods. just arrived yesterday at the Christ and Christ Furniture Store.
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Waimote
Christ & Christ Furniture Store
Auto Number Lost Re turn to Q O K Garage
A single lost number card states an auto number is missing and should be returned to the Q O K Garage or the Journal office for recovery.
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QO. K
Journal
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