Union Department Reports Local Notes And Arrivals
Union residents and visitors appear in a column noting John Finkle returning from the west to join Wm. Reynolds, C. F. Harris and others visiting the county seat, and several towns such as Nehawka Phlitts mouth and Nebraska City hosting residents on business and social calls. The column also mentions church ministers Rev. J. B. Taylor and Rev. W. A. Taylor visiting, a Denver army private on leave, and Nelson Martin refinishing the Stine store basement eating place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Finkle
West
Wm. Reynolds
L. R. Upton
Omaha
Ed Miller
Nebraska City
J. B. Reddy
Union
C. F. Harris
Win, Burbee
Burbee
Nehawka
Hamberg
Iowa
F. Mason
United States Army
Denver
Colo
Ed Lewis
Fred Nutzman
Nebawka
F. H. McCarthy
L. G. Todd
J. B. Taylor
James
W. A. Taylor
Wabash
Taylor
Dan Lynn
John Lidgett
Alda Taylor
Nelson Martin
R. D. Stine
Nels
Service as a Sincere Practice in Advertising Ethics
The message frames service as a real, practiced commitment rather than mere advertising rhetoric. It asserts the firm treats service as an actual fact, aligning actions with claimed standards.
Local notes from Union area residents and visitors
Mies Lads Clark and friends visited Omaha last Sunday while Mrs J A Walker and Janeiter with Miss Murxery spent the day with Mrs Jennie Frans in Union. Frank Boges the ice man raised deliveries for the heat. Miss Shellen visiting Nehawka returned home. Laiian Banning uses crutches but gains strength. Lumber dealers WB Banning advertise reduced timber prices. Mr Cart Obriscllager and party visited Union in a Cadillac. Union carpenters build a large refrigerator for Nels Martin. Various callers and residents travel between Union, Murray, Nehawka, and Maryville Mo for visits and business. Warren Tipton enlists in the navy and ships to San Francisco for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Lads Clark
Omaha
Mfi
Leatha Porter
Union
Frank Boges
Miss Shellen
George Sheldon
Jackson
Nehawka
Horn
Nehawke
Prinde
Laiian Banning
Banning
Daion
Dannine & Nickel
Cart Orbischlager
Plattsmouth Journal
Garnet Cory
Alice Sthuite
Bert Coleman
Mr. Oehlischinger
Emery
Joe Bauer
Nels Martin
D. F. Brengel
Murray
Aute
A. L. Timblin
Formrly
Weepine Water
Nebraska City
Eugenes E. Maore
Maryville
Verna Harris
Edith Frans
Sheldon Manufacturing Company
Krechler
Charles Rowdish
Colorado
Louisville
J. B. Taylor
Baptist Church
Mabie Reynolds
Union Market
Verny Marton
Raynolds
Frank Rendall
Broken Bow
Albert Willis
West
Burlington
Warren Tipton
Hugh Robb
Navy
San Francisco
Warren
Ses Tipton
Willis Garage
Hay for Sale by Nehawka Seller
W O Troop of Nehawka Nebraska advertises hay for sale with daily availability and pricing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Troop
Nehawka
Neb
B. P. R. Eges
Maybelle Troop
Garage dealer dispute over separators in Cass county sale
Robert Willis of Cass county disputed three threshing separators last week. One was sold to J T Reynolds, Walter Johnson and Oscar Hichack. a second to Hugh Robb and Chris Madson. the third to Arthur Hanson and associates near Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Willis
Cass Com. Ee Cca
J. T Reynolds
Walter Johnson
Oscar Hichack
Hugh Robb
Chris Madson
Arthur Hanson and
Construction Crews Finish Home Interior and Exterior Work
At State Farm Last Monday electricians Fred and Glen Kline installed a phone in the near completion house. Earl Merritt the painter completes interior finishing. W B Banning and crew place concrete floors in cellar and steps at the porch. Earl Albin tends clover on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Farm
Fred
Glen Kline
Earl Merritt
W. B. Banning
Ellis Lakue
Hollis Banning
Clarence Dukes
Earl Albin
Old Settlers Plan Picnic Meeting This Friday
Mr. J. T. Reynolds, president of the Old Settlers Association committee, calls a meeting at attorney C. L. Graves's office this Friday June 18 to discuss a summer picnic. The group has held annual gatherings for 32 years as it nears the century mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Settlers
J. T. Reynolds
The
Old Settlers Association
C. L. Graves
Porter visits Murray for repairs on Union home plan
Wr Porter visited Murray last Tuesday to discuss substantial repairs to his Union residence. He plans stuccoing the exterior and interior rearrangements to modernize the home, making it an excellent abode for the town’s good-natured citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Murray
Union
Children's Day Observed At Local Churches
On Sunday morning at the Baptist church a fine Children’s Day program drew a large crowd. The effort impressed organizers and trained young participants. Evening services at the Methodist church also drew a full house with well behaved children earning applause.
Miss Lola Wolfe's West Word engagement to Dr. Fred Boulton
News from Union reports the upcoming marriage of Miss Lola Wolfe to Dr. Fred Boulton in Turlock California. Wolfe is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Wolfe long-time Union residents. The couple plans a home in California after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Lola Wolfe
Wm. Wolfe
Union
Turlock
California
Wolfe
Fred Boulton
Land of Sunshine and Flowers
Lightning Injures Union Farmer as Barn Survives
Frank Eaton, farmer southeast of Union, narrowly escaped death when a bolt struck his barn at about 5 PM on Monday. He was rendered unconscious for hours, horses were knocked down, the roof splintered, but the building did not burn. Eaton recovered consciousness after five hours and expects no serious aftereffects. A local ball game between Union and Eagle ended Eagle 5, Union 3, with notable plays and a crowd in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Eaton
Union
Sir. Eaton
Mr. Eaton
Fred Clark
Eagle
Trumble
Seymour
Caddie
Crabtree
C. Renner
Randolph
Ransford
T. Renner
E. Trumble
Pearseley
Lynde
Kline
Rator
Eaton
Wolfe
Earl Wolfe
Hoback
Hatheway
Democrats Rally In San Francisco Warn Against Harding Victory
Vice President Thomas R. Marshall, arriving for the Democratic National Convention, says Republicans are not assured of Harding's win and predicts a strong Democratic comeback in November. He criticizes lavish campaign spending as disheartening and notes he will retire from politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Harding
San Francisco
Warren G. Harding
Thomas R. Marshall
Wilson
Vice President Urges Peace At Convention
The vice president told delegates he aims to promote peace and goodwill at the upcoming convention and stated there is no Irish question about the event. He warned that enforcing prohibition laws harms the country and suggested a retirement from politics after answering an inquiry about a presidential bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Brean
Parker
Wilson
Ohio Democrats Renew Push for Cox
Ohio Democrats press to have Governor James M. Cox nominated at the San Francisco convention. Following Senator Harding's nomination, former Governor Campbell an Ohio delegate plans a letter urging Cox as the best choice to carry Ohio. The circular argues Cox can win in Ohio with strong certainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bubonic Plague Spreads as Pensacola Starts Rat Extermination
Pensacola announces a second bubonic plague case and speeds up control efforts. A city campaign will eradicate disease bearing rats, with funds approved for rat catchers under Dr. C. L. Williams. Waterfront rat proofing will begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
L. Williams
Public Health Service
Bubonic Plague Cases Reported in Tampico
Mexico City wires report two new bubonic plague cases in Tampico according to Excelsior via its city correspondent. The brief notes the infections as confirmed and adds authorities are monitoring the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
The
Excelsior
That City
Plague Reports In Vera Cruz Amid Inoculations
In Vera Cruz on June 14 after three days of rising bubonic plague cases, two new confirmed cases and three suspected cases were reported with two deaths. Efforts to combat the plague continue as inoculation with serum from the United States proceeds rapidly. conditions have not worsened but the outbreak is not yet contained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Cruz
United States
Campaign to exterminate rats ordered at Matamoras and Brownsville
On June 15 authorities ordered a rat extermination campaign in Matamoras and Brownsville after reports of suspected bulletins found in Victoria and Tampico, Mexico. The warning followed dispatches about potential bullet-related incidents tied to those Mexican towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matamoras
Brownville
Tex
Rio Grande
Victoria and
Tampico
Mexico
Local arrivals and visitors brighten southeastern Nebraska
Daniel B. Smith arrives in the city from Nankasus Missouri to visit son W. O. Smith and family. Mrs Lt Deitz returns from Keokuk Iowa after days with her father and relatives. Also note a locally advertised printing service boasting the best equipped job shop in the southeast region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel B. Smith
Nankasus
W. 0. Smith
Nebraska
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Union Department
Bank of Union
Amonis
Frans Bros, Lumber Company
DEMOS
Ohio
Democrats
Cox
Soute
A. L. Becker
Deitz
Keokuk, la
Has bin
Lincoln County
Chas
Bowdish
Mer. Farmers Elevator
Union, Nebraska
George Nickels
Banning & Nickels
Murray, Nebr
Baby Overland
Peidd Werdeur
E.R. Tarky
Peters Trost Bldg
SEB
K. Ss. Johnsten
DRS
Magh & Mach
Paxton Block
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