Weeping Water Residents Travel and Local Improvements
Weeping Water residents and visitors travel to Omaha Lincoln York and Norfolk for visits shopping and conventions. Local improvements include a new coat of paint at the DPD Baker cream station and feed store with other home upgrades such as a new roof and hardwood floors at E G Stickney’s recently purchased farm.
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George Olive
Ben Olive
Omaha
Big City
E. L. McCartney
Greenwood
A. R. Birdsall
Chris Rasmussen
Kuuil Jensen
Lincoln
Mayme Hillman
York
Helen Wallich
L. McCartney
J. S. McCartney
Waverly
J. M. Rannie
Lloyd Rannie
Manley
Clint Wilkenson
Norfolk
Mary Jane Metcalf
Dpd. W. Baker
Newton L. Grubbs
Maxine
Maude Hillman
Fred Linville
Dr. I. Elganard
Knud Jensen
Chris
Joseph Abrams
Frances Baldwin
Agnes Rough
Miss Rough
E. G. Stickney
Stickney
Cc. W. Johngson
Philco
Weeping Water
Elmer Lobert
Philco Radio
Bill Johnson
Visitors from Minneapolis in late week trip
George Ellis and Ellis La Rue, living in Fremont, traveled by car to Minneapolis last week for business. They also visited St. Paul briefly. Ellis reported dry weather and poor moisture, but business activity was good. A dense dust storm forced them to halt travel until it subsided.
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Minneapolis
Messrs
George Ellis
Ellis LaRue
Fremont
St. Paul
Ellis
Keeps Him Pretty Busy
Band teacher A. W. Hawkins stays busy with six weekly instruction nights and band performances. He visited Elmwood for Monday practice where members hail from Elmwood and Murdock. Concerts are planned in Murdock each Saturday night throughout the summer.
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A. W. Hawkins
Elmwood
Murdock
Williamses depart for Bonesteel SD for a week
Mr and Mrs J S S Williams leave for Bonesteel South Dakota where they formerly resided and will stay all week. Miss Ruth Norton will oversee the bakery sales department during their absence in conjunction with Miss Hazel Williams who stayed home.
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South Dakota
The Funeral Home Promotes Modern Standards and Service
The funeral home announces modern conditions and standards of living creating a new institution to meet a universal human need. Planned for its purpose, it offers greater efficiency and convenience than in the past. Hobson Funeral.
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Hobson Funeral
Plattsmouth Furniture Exchange Sale Items Listed
Three manos from 30 dollars and up. Two good kitchen cabinets. Two baby beds. Two 3 burner stoves. Three 4 burner stoves. Two lee boxes sizes 10 and T5 lb. One X12 Axminster rug. One 9 by 12 wool fiber rug. One portable Davis electric sewing machine. One Roper gas range. One good used Duofold suite. Upholstering repair and rebuilding of old suites offered. Ask for prices.
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Lee
Davis Electric
Roper
Has Nicely Appointed Place
The store shows a well balanced appearance after relocating the stock from C. H. Gibson. The new arrangement helps the proprietor and staff work more easily and with greater certainty.
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C. H. Gibson
Judging Day Held for 4-H Clubs at Lincoln
Last Tuesday afternoon Lincoln hosted Judging Day for 4-H clubs with county agent and wife and deputy county agent Mr and Mrs D D Wainscott and Miss Jessie Baldwin among about a dozen attendees. Participants included Doris Walcot Betty Jane Moritz Jane Marie Johnson Frances Rehmeier and others who were judging.
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Lincoln
D. D. Wainscott
Jessie Baldwin
Doris Walcot
Betty Jane Moritz
Jane Marie Johnson
Frances Rehmeier
Gwendolen Chapman
Margaret Jane Robinson
Frances Meier
Helen Johnson
Edythe Norton
Vincent Rehmeier
Hazel Williams
Strawberry Party Praised by Guirdner Sigveld Jensen
Sigveld Jensen hosted a strawberry party at his garden in the town's southeast. Dozens of friends gathered last Sunday to enjoy ripe fruit and cream, praising Jensen's garden yield and hospitality.
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Sigveld Jensen
Nebraska Power Trip Shows Weeping Water Men Cement City
The Nebraska Power company invited about twenty Weeping Water businessmen on a Thursday to Louisville. They toured the cement plant and related interests, attended a banquet, and viewed a moving picture show explaining plant operations and electrical devices.
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Nebraska Power Company
Louisville
Forty Acre Ashland Farm for Sale or Trade
Forty acre farm near Ashland with small improvements and immediate possession. Crop in. Weeping Water property preferred. Send replies to P. O. Box 592 Ashland Nebraska. 15 2sw 5C.
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Ashland
P. O
Nebr
Rains Forecast for Section in Grip of Drouth
The Weather Bureau forecast rain for parts of the northwest drouth area including North and South Dakota Minnesota and Idaho while Montana remains dry. Oregon and Washington saw relief with measurable rainfall, yet the eastern regions stay driest. Officials warn the drought worsened this year with losses to wheat and appeals for federal aid emerge from Montana.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
South Dakota
Minnesot
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Bureau
Northwest
Pacific
State Journal
Bulls Fall Stand Collapse Kills Two in Mexico City
In Nativitas during a twilight event two people died and many were injured when a section of the grandstand collapsed. Matadors quickly killed three bulls to prevent them from charging into the crowd through a hole in the arena.
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Mexico City
Nativitas
Local Visitor from Havelock Spends A Visit
Mike Varga Sr of Havelock stopped by for a brief stay visiting relatives and old friends during a short vacation.
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Mike Varga, Sr
Havelock
Nebraska Cattlemen Re name Officers
Robert Graham of Alliance was re elected president of the Nebraska Stock Growers association at the final meeting of its forty first annual convention. Scottsbluff was chosen as the 1932 convention city and A R Modisett of Rushville was re elected vice president with Frank M Brome of Alliance as secretary. The group urged better beef quality and staged price and market reforms while endorsing tariff protection. Several speakers from the livestock trade and railroads addressed the gathering.
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Alliance
Neb
Robert Graham
Nebraska Stock Growers’ Association
Scottsbluff
Rushville
Gordon
Valentine
Ogallala
Chadron
A. R. Modisett
Frank M. Brome
Graham
Association
National Livestock and Meat Board
University of Nebraska College of Agriculture
Robert Simmons
Europe
Simmons
Miss Kathleen Troop Receives 4-H Honor at Nebraska
Kathleen Troop of the 1981 University of Nebraska graduating class earned a 4-H club work and scholarship medal for four years of exemplary work. The high honor reflects her university accomplishments and dedication. She will teach home economics at Nebraska City High School next year.
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Kathleen Troop
University of Nebraska
Miss Troop
Nebraska City
Truck Driver Held After Nebraska City Wreck Probe
Sheriff Ryder of Otoe County ordered a stop of a Brock man Keith Ley driven truck loaded with cattle after an auto accident near Brown's Park Nebraska City. Pat Reed halted the vehicle and Ryder allowed the stock to proceed to Omaha then return for investigation of the wreck.
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Carl Ryder
Otoe County
Keithley
Brock
Pat Reed
Brown's Park
Nebraska City
Omaha
Ryder
Mrs Rainey Improves at Lincoln Home
Friends report improvement for Mrs W H Rainey after several days of illness at her Lincoln home She is regaining strength and is expected to return to her usual health soon Her youngest son and daughter reside in Lincoln for the university and school year
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W. H. Rainey
Lincoln
Announcement Music Class in Piano for the Summer
Mrs. Roy O. Cole offers a piano music class this summer in Mynard Nebraska. Contact phone 4003 for details and enrollment.
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Roy O. Cole
Mynard
Automobile Insurance Ad by F G Egenberger
F G Egenberger offers automobile insurance covering liability property damage fire and theft. Offices at 7th and Vine Street phone 185-3.
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F. G. Egenberger
7Th and Vine St
Capone Sentenced to Two Years and Six Months in Prison
Chicago reports indicate Capone pled guilty to income tax and prohibition law violations. He will serve two years and six months on both indictments, to run concurrently with a six month contempt sentence, with parole eligibility in eight months.
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Chicago
al Capone
Scarface
Underworld
Capone
James H. Wilkerson
Dwight H. Green
Victor E. Larue
Green
Capone escorted by police guard after market federal building exit
Capone left the federal building under a police guard as reporters and onlookers watched. The highly publicized arrest followed by the long pursuit drew wide attention from Bee-News and city residents.
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Capone
Federal Building
Bee-News
Student found dead at home of his parents
Clarence Hawkinson a University of Illinois sophomore was found dead in his room with a pistol nearby and a pillow over his head. Police say death by own action while parents speculate melancholia from intense study pressure. He left the university Wednesday night and had just completed his sophomore year.
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Chicago
Clarence Hawkinson
University of Illinois
Hiimself
Hawkinson
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the Funeral Home
Plattsmouth
Furniture Exchange
Drouth
Nebraska
KR. E. Dickinson
Chicago and North Western
Fred Gurley
Burlington
Bruce McCullouch
R. S. Richard
Frank Scott
Sioux City
McCullough
Richard
Scott
World-Herald
Firestone
Esea
Ize Mall
Ford
Oakland
Chevrolet
Pontiac G
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Ace
Nash
Franklin
le Hudson
Oldsmobile
LaSalle Erskine
Buick
Packard
Plymouth
Auburn
Chandler Jordan
Pierce-Arrow
Dodge
Gardner
Marmon
Cadillac
Plattsmouth Motor Co
Ford Sales and Service
A. D. Bakke Garage
Murray, Nebr
Trunkenbolt Oil Co
Union, Nebr
Plattsmouth, Nebr
Gmity
Self
Chicago Liquor Ring
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