Local residents and visitors noted in Murdock area
John H. Buck overhauls his car while Paul Steck travels to Omaha on business. Mr and Mrs Harry Gillespie visit Murdock from Omaha for a weekend. Herman R Schmidt excavates a basement for a bungalow foundation. Edward Backemeyer hauls sand for local repairs. Robert A Talbot of South Bend visits for a short time. George Wailinger from near Ashland attends to local business. E W Tulligan moves Dr and Mrs Awstin Smith’s household goods to Lincoln for a new home. H J Edmunds and wife visit Murdock to see their son W R Edmund and wife. Oscar McDonald repairs his well. C Tt Lene assists Elmwood band concerts weekly. Sheriff Bert Reed and Deputy Col.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Buck
Paul Steck
Omaha
Harry Gillespie
Murdock
Herman R. Schmidt
Edward Backemeyer
Lincoln
H. J. Etmunds
Hickman
W. R. Etmund
Oscar McDonald
C. Tt. Lene
Elmwood
Bert Reed
Col
Murdock Notes Highlight Local Shifts and a 11–5 Victory
Rex Young handles affairs in Murdock on returning from Lincoln with a Plattsmouth state boarder. Bible school team from Murdock beat Palmyra 11 to 5. George Work visited from Kansas City and stayed with A. J. Tool’s family. W. A. Schutz reports his new car is running, despite poor weather. Construction proceeds on Jess Sandholm’s enlarged home and on a wash house for Julius Reinke. Mathew Thimsgan and Victor Thimsgan work on a Central City school building. , The Stork delivered a daughter to Louis and Mrs. Schmidt, bringing joy to their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Young
Murdock
Lincoln
Plattsmouth
Leslie Rush
Henry Heinemann
WH. Rush
Bible School
Palmyra
George Work
Kansas City
W. C. Gillespie
Jess Sandholm
W. A. Schutz
Carr
Elmwood
Julius Reinke
Mathew Thimsgan
Victor
Central City
Will Luetchens
Herman F. Schweppe
Gust Ruge
Viola Everett
Elliott
Iowa
Murdock Mercantile Company
Ann McHugh
Miss Everett
Louis Schmidt
H. R. Schmidt
Milwaukee binder performance report near Murdock Neb
G V Pickwell reports a Milwaukee binder 7 foot cut in good running order with traveling trucks and tongue trucks. located 1% miles west of Murdock Nebraska dated 16 4M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. V. Pickwell
Murdock
Nebr
Wedding Anniversary Crowded By Rainy Celebration
Despite last Sundays heavy rain a party gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Backemeyer home to mark their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Relatives of both families attended including backemeyers and millers with several siblings. gifts were exchanged and warm wishes for a long and happy life were offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Backemeyer
Chris Miller
Mise Louise Miller
Henry C. Denckemeier
L Long
Otto Miller
Mathew Thimeun
Emil Miller
Bavelock
W. A. Backemeyer
Greenwood
Fred Backemeyer
Elmwood
Louis Hornbeck
Lincoln
Bride and Groom Cherished by All in Readable Text
In the readable fragment a wedding or union celebration is described with emphasis on the couple and those in attendance. The tone reflects a local newspaper notice honoring the bride and groom and their guests as they begin their life together.
Farmer's Union Elevator Installs New Plant Motor
The company upgrades its facility with a new motor after finding the previous unit inadequate for the workload. This improvement aims to boost efficiency and reliability at the elevator plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Union Elevator Company
For Sale Antique Refrigerator by Mrs Guthmann
An excellent one hundred pound refrigerator in excellent condition offered by Mrs. H A Guthmann. Newly installed two Fridicafre machines at the home make the refrigerator surplus to needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Guthmann
Sunday School Picnic Brings Three Bible Schools Together
Members of Callahan Murdock and Louisville church Bible schools gathered west of Murdock at Stratch Grove for a Thursday picnic. Despite fears of bad weather, the group enjoyed a dinner, ball games, and other amusements in a cheerful atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callahan Bible School
Murdock Bible School
Bible School
Louisville
Stratch Grove
Murdock
Children’s Day Mission Offering Noted At Louisville Church
At the Louisville church last Sunday a mission offering was raised. Ladies of the church and Bible school teachers promoted the program which proved worthwhile and supported the church mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Bible School
Memphis Picked For National Editorial Association Meeting Site
Memphis Tennessee was chosen as the 19258 convention city of the National Editorial Association at the close of its annual meeting in Omaha Nebraska. Twenty eight cities submitted bids with Hollywood Florida withdrawing in favor of Memphis. Officers were elected with Edwin Funk named vice president and Charles M Meredith elevated to the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Memphis
Tenn
National Editorial Association
Hollywood
Fla
Tennessee
Nebraska
Black Hill
Edwin Funk
National Association
Charles M. Meredith
Quakertown
PRESIDENTS AIR MAIL LINE OPENS FROM RAPID CITY
Rapid City June 17. Secretary W. Hanes of Fort Crook air field flew the president's mail to North Platte on the first night of the summer White House route. He planned the Rapid City Omaha leg from Decoration Day and used small rocks to steady the craft. Two other pilots, Raymond Morrison and Lieut Hervey Dyers, are assigned to the North Platte Rapid City line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Une
Seret. Co
W. Hanes
Fort Croek Air Field
North Platte
White House
Omaha
Decoration Day
Haynes
North Platte- Rapid City
Raymond Morrison
Lieut Hervey Dyers
Three Steps Aimed at European Peace At League Session
Geneva June 17. Locarno treaty powers at the League of Nations council agreed on three steps to preserve European peace. They include making friendly representations to the Soviet and Polish governments, urging Russia to halt wholesale evictions, and advising Yugoslavia and Albania to seek conciliatory solutions after the Dragoman arrest. The session adjourned amid a Streit over Poland’s privileges in Danzig, with a decision delayed for further study by Chile’s Villagás.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Europe
League of Nations Council
Greatritain
France
Germany
Belgium
Italy
Russia
Jugoslavia
Albania
Jugoslavian Legation
Dragoman
M. Briand
Paris
Council
Council of
League of Nations
Stresemann
Chambelain
Britain
Poland
Free City
Tranzie
Danzig
Senor Villagas
Chile
Public funds should not buy non US materials say national association
The National Association urged that federal and state funds not be spent on materials for public buildings made outside the United States. The three day convention ended with E. C. Sahan of Knoxville elected president and Harry Gondry of Washington re elected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Coas #ssociation
E. C. Sahan
Knoxville
Tenn
Harry Gondry
Washington
Order of Hearing on Petition for Administratrix
In the matter of the estate of John W. Haynie deceased Jennie Steinhaus and Ethyl Fox petition for administration to Nancy C Haynie as Administratrix The court assigns July 15 1927 at 10 am for hearing at 2 County Court all interested may appear and show cause why the prayer should not be granted Notices to publish in Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior to hearing Dated June 16 1927 A H Duestr y
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cass County
William Pohiman
H. A. Schneider
Plattsmouth Journal
A. BH. Duxbtry
John W. Haynie
Jennie Steinhaus
Ethyl Fox
Nancy C. Haynie
A. H. Duestry
Five Tons of Butter Fat Are Handled Here
A Nebraska farm publication argues for expanding dairying across the state. It cites new silo construction, Denmark in feed conservation, and the potential profit from milking five to six cows per farm, noting alfalfa and corn as key feeds and highlighting the region’s favorable climate and geography for dairy production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Nebraska Farmer
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Middle West
Wisconsin
Crest
Northwestern Nebraska potato growers sign seed sale contracts
Northwestern Nebraska certified potato growers have already contracted for the sale of 140 carloads of seed potatoes and this before even the 1937 crop was planted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Nebraska
Farmers Union Creamery Stocks Convention At Aurora
More than 400 people attended the annual Farmers Union Creamery stockholders meeting in Aurora this week. There are 1,800 stockholders. Creamery profits in Aurora and Superior totaled $39,688.52. Patronage dividend was 3 percent per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union Creamery
Aurora
Superior
Butterias Trade Sparks Creamery Idea in Plattsmouth
Local dealers note May butterias purchases totaling five tons at Plattsmouth. They argue a creamery association could capture profits as cream flows in, with Plattsmouth seen as ideal for transport, water, roads, and affordable buildings and sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Farmers gain creamery as a stable weekly revenue source
It would be folly for farmers to specialize in dairying yet five or six good cows per farm would make a local creamery feasible. It promises dependable weekly income for farmers regardless of weather crop conditions or grain markets.
Road building rises with motor vehicle boom in America
A report by R. L. Cochrane shows 4 225 000 motor vehicles sold in the United States last year doubling from the previous year. The surge in motor transport is driving road construction as a defining era, likened to Rome and Napoleonic France in historical road-building epochs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
R. L. Cochrane
America
France
State seeks investment for roads and bridge project
Yesterday attracted callers from Casper Wyoming Chicago Illinois and Arkansas. The state aims to boost prestige and revenue by attracting outside investors to settle here. The foremost project remains the Missouri River bridge with graveling of east and west roads a priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyoming
Chicago
Ilinois
Arkansas
Missouri River
Georgia Plans Eight Million for State Highway Paving
W G Davis secretary urges balanced progress through interstate road works and civic cooperation across Georgia, Missouri, Arkansas, Florida, and Texas. He warns against obstruction and stresses communal effort to support road improvement and regional harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Missouri
Arkansas
Florida
Texas
Old
Dixie
Cement plant drive spurs Louisville rail expansion
Assistant Chief Engineer W E Templemeyer arrives with surveying gang to layout a new main line east of the depot to the Petrick quarry, removing a curve near Murphy and old quarries. Derrow of Lincoln expects excavating to start next week while Ashgrove Cement of Chanute will establish a 1.6 million dollar plant. Burlington plans track rebuilds and new bridges east and west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E Templemeyer
Alliance
Petrick
Murphy
W. H. &. Stout
Derrow
Lincoln
Ashgerore Cement Company
Chanute
Kansas
Darrow
Burlington
Mr. Darrow
Louisville
Asherove Company
Missouri Pacific
Darrow and Daughter Visit Louisville Guests of Rev Simpson
Mr. Darrow traveled with his daughter Miss Josephine Darrow and stayed as a guest at the home of Rev and Mrs. David Simpson during a visit to Louisville.
Holmes Family Bound for Willisco to Manage New Store
Mr and Mrs W R Holmes and their children will leave early next week for Willisco Town where they will reside and where Mr Holmes will be manager of the variety store recently purchased by R W Kuerr. The Holmeses have been active in local life with Mr Holmes serving as master of the Masonic lodge and Mrs Holmes involved in the First Methodist church and the Woman s club. Best wishes follow them to their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Holmes
Willisco
Holmes
R. W. Kuerr
Masonic Order
Faust
Meester
Funeral of Mrs. Saunders Held in Kansas City
Funeral services for Mrs. Florence Richardson Saunders daughter of Mr and Mrs W T Richardson were held this afternoon from the Saunders home in Wynenas City and interment will be at a local cemetery in Kansas City. Relatives and friends gathered for final rites and the decision was made to hold services in Kansas City rather than at the old home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Richardson Saunders
W. T. Richardson
Mynard
Saunders
Weneas City
Kansas City
For Sale Threshing Outfit and Legal Blank Sale
For sale is a threshing outfit. Contact Jacob Krueger by telephone 2912 in Plattsmouth. Also available are legal blanks of all kinds for sale at the Journal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Krueger
Plattsmouth
Journal
Manley News Turbines With Community Visits And Events
A Creighton University priest led services at St Patrick church last Sunday in Manley. Many locals visited relatives in Plattsmouth and Shenandoah, with social gatherings at the Murphey and Pearson homes. The town hosted Bible school plans for Children's Day, noted health concerns for Elmer Pearson, and regional travel of Anton Auerswald, Fay and Grace Jenkins, and Ralph Coon among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creighton University
Manley
St. Patrick Church
Robert Connors
Plattsmouth
Thomas Christian
Sylvia
Fred Fleischman
Ladies Bible School
A. H. Humble
Lincoln
Humble
Frank Bergman
Shenandoah
Edward Kelly
Court House
Elmer Pearson
Alice Jenkins
Charles Jenkins
Ogalala
John Murphey
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Murdocck Department
U.S. Fish & Goodyear Tires
A. RH. Ward
B. I. Clements
Farmers Union
Floyd Hite
The
Sandholm Garage
Blue Ribbon
Pennsylvania
Trunkenbolz Oil Company
Southern City
Dean
Locarno
U.S
Doan
Poster-Milburn Co
Mis. Chem
N.Y
W.G. Davis
John A. Griffin
Emma Pease
Louisville Cement Factory
Mrs. Saunders
Manley Newstems
Feot
Anton Auerswald
Berman Dall
Mr. Auserwald
F. H. Stander
Eddie Stander
John P. Stander
Mr. Stander
Ogelals
Norfolk
West
Jenkins
Fay
Grace
Ralph Coon
Dawson County State Bank
Lexington
Order of TreMolay
George Coon
Coon
Minnesota
Herman Dall
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