Murray Area Roams With Visitors And Local Work
Otto Schaffer ships cattle to South Omaha. Various locals visit Murray area for errands, church work, and social gatherings. Omaha and Plattsmouth trips include Lucean Carper, Ted Eaton, and families attending store work, sales, and bridge construction nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Schaffer
South Omaha
Murray
Wayne Lewis
George Parks
L. H. Young
Tutt
Plattsmouth
Lucean Carper
Omaha
Wm. Obernaulte
Holman McKinney
Nehawka
Gussie Brubacher
George Nickles
Henry C. Long
Lee
Etta Nickles
Ted Eaton
Chevrolet Service Co
John Frans
Tutt & Brubacher
Herman Messinger
Roy Howard
E. S. Tutt
P. A. Hild
Mynard
Cedar Creek
B. H. Nelson Hardware Store
Wayne
Wilber
Christian Church
P. H. Johnson
B. H. Nelson
J. A. Secotten
Fred L. Hild
James E. Gruber
Parr Youngs
Herbert Campbell
Weeping Water
R. H W. Nelson Hardware and Implement Company
The
State University
H. L. Gayer
M. R. Evans
Manley
Roy Gerking
Roy Waegiekemeier
J. A. Hild
Ernest Hild
Beatrice Rawls Heads to Butte for Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Smith visited Lincoln to take Beatrice Rawls to the train for Butte Montana where her parents Joe Rawls live and where she will spend her vacation. She will return to Murray to resume studies when school opens again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Mrs. Gilmore Visits Kentucky Uncle With Frontier Tale
Mrs. G. H. Gilmore visits Fate Simpson in Qunton Kentucky near Somerset staying two weeks at his home. Simpson once ran a road house on a Plattsmouth Nebraska trail and later operated in Rock Bluffs for ten years before moving to Kentucky in 1878.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Gilmore
Qunton
Kentucky
Somerset
Fate Simpson
Nebraska
Plattsmouth
Rock Bluffs
Gilmore
J. W. Berger
Leghorn Pullets and Roosters For Sale
English strain 500 Leghorn pullets and 10 week old roosters for sale at 50 cents each and 25 cents respectively. Leesley Slatchery Greenwood.
Preparing to Swim at Murray Bathing Head
Frank Mrasek speeds pool filling at Murray Bathing Head as he prepares for the swimming season. Water is described as pure as a dew drop and the place is readied for hot days and evenings, with precautions to ensure the public enjoys this summer treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mrasek
Murray Bathing Head
Cattle Loads Sold At Chicago Market
Glen Boedeker and Otto Puls returned from Chicago after marketing two fine loads of cattle for Mr. Puls and Edward Boedeker. A two year old steer owned by Mr. Boedeker weighed 1700 pounds and sold for 15.50 per hundredweight, bringing 263.50. Ed Boedeker is praised for his skill in growing fattening and marketing cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hild
Raymond Hild
Verner Hild
Louis Fredrich
Rev. Lenz
Alvador Nickles
Lincoln
Murray
Ther
Nickles
George W. Conners
Rock Creek
Nelson Hardware
R. H. Ingwersen
Dexter
Ingersen
Ben Noeil
Edward Gansemer
Otto Puls
Chicago
Burlington
Plattsmouth
Messrs
W. G. Boedeker
Boedeker
Louis Dunkack
Hamburg
Font T. Wilson
Lorene Hatchet
Lorene Hatchett
Mita and
Mae Wilson
Missouri River
Glen Boedeker
Mr. Puls
Edward Boedeker
Mr. Boedeker
Poultry Sale Advertisement for Leghorn Roosters
Fine laying white Leghorn English strain week old pullets six hundred to choose from at fifty cents each. Ten weeks old roosters at twenty five cents each. Clean them up this week.
Presbyterian Church Notes Service Times
Sabbath school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with evening service at 7 30 p m young people meeting Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m invitation extended Pastor J C Stewart invites worship follow church schedule for weekly services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Weed control discussion at Lincoln crops day
The annual crops and soil field day at the Nebraska Agricultural College in Lincoln Friday June 21 will debate bind weed also called creeping Charlie or small flowered morning glory. F D Keim will lead a summary of current methods and experiences in eradicating the weed as county agents and farmers report spraying with sodium chlorate and other trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Agricultural College
Lincoln
F. D. Keim
Nebraska
Keim
Cass County
George Althouse
Fred Manner
Eagle
Althouse
Mr. Manners
Boys and Girls Club Camp Applications Soon Available
Application blanks and instruction sheets for the boys and girls club camp will be distributed to local leaders. The camp runs July 31 to August 2 at Murray with a July 15 return deadline to the Farm Bureau office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Farm Bureau
Broadcasting Popular Club Week at Lincoln Camp
Club members from Cass county shared experiences on the radio during a six day camp at Lincoln from June 3 to 8. Clifford Domingo Weeping Water Dorothy Foster Union and Keith Althouse Eagle broadcast updates while in Omaha J F Lawrence read members stories. Edith Robertson Eagle and Dorothy Foster Union had two pieces featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Clifford Domingo
Weeping Water
Dorothy Foster
Union
Keith Althouse
Eagle
Cass County
Omaha
J. F. Lawrence
Edith Robertson
Reporters Practice News Writing at Farm Bureau Session
Fifteen reporters and six leaders met at the Farm Bureau office on Thursday June 15 to study good news writing. Elton Lux and Melvin Matzke of the extension service Lincoln discussed the foundation principles of a food story. The reporters then applied these principles in short articles. The meeting closed with a trip to the Weeping Water Republican office where they saw the paper coming off the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifhteen
Farm Bureau
Elton Lux
Melvin Matzke
Extension Service
Lincoln
Weeping Water Republican
Mother's Vacation Camp at Camp Brewster
A local notice invites mothers to a four day vacation August 13 to 16 at Camp Brewster. No meals, chores, or cleaning required. a prepared program for participants is planned. Write to the Farm Bureau office for details and applications. Signed L R Snipes County Extension Agent and J H Baldwin Assistant County Extension Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Brewster
Farm Bureau Office
Ice Cream Social at Pleasant Ridge School House
Pleasant Ridge Community club invites all to an ice cream social with sandwiches and coffee next Sunday afternoon and evening June 23 at the Pleasant Ridge school house. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge Community Club
Pleasant Ridge
For Sale One Deering Binder Nears New Condition
Advertisement listing a Deering binder offered by Ed Tscherrin with contact phone 169 J. The notice is brief and includes the seller’s name and phone number for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deering
J. Ed Tscherrin
Weeping Water Seeks to Halt Ross Dennis Garage
City of Weeping Water has filed in district court to stop Ross Dennis from erecting a garage on Commonwealth Avenue, citing street obstruction and potential city liability. A temporary injunction was granted by Judge James T. Begley. hearing on permanence set for Saturday June 22 in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Weeping Water
Ross Dennis
Commonwealth Avenue
District Court
W. A. Robertson
James T. Begley
Bert Reed
Pleased with Fighters at Hotel Perkins event
Siward Brantner proprietor of the Hotel Perkins praises last evenings boxing show in this part of the state. He manages George Schmader Dick Merch and Babe Sailors with Schmader and Sailors winning bouts. He plans to convert the Morris hatchery corner room into a gym with mat and showers for his fighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siward Brantner
Perkins
Brantner
George Schmader
Dick Merch
Babe Sailors
Schmader
Sailors
Morris Hatchery
Roads and rails: feeding growth with better highways
Twenty five years ago roads were rare and muddy. Now the United States boasts a vast highway system driven by automobile use. Investing in roads yields social and industrial benefits as feeder roads extend into rural areas with waterproof hard surfaces at low cost.
Plan to Finish Monument to Grant Praised
New York supporters endorse completing and enriching the Grant Memorial on Riverside Drive. Charles E. Hughes lauds the plan as fitting civic pride, while funds move toward a $400,000 campaign. recent contributors include United States Grant Post No. 327, G A R, with ceremonies every Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General U. 8
Grant
Riverside Drive
Charles E. Hughes
Grant Monument Association
Hughes
New York City
General Grant
Mr. Hughes
James G. Harbord
Chamber of Commerce
Liberty Street
John Russell Pope
Paul Manship
William Rhinelander Stewart
Stewart
United States Grant Post No
Department of New York
Mrs George Knox Visits Omaha on Burlington Train
Mrs George Knox visits Omaha today spending a few hours with friends after taking an early Burlington train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Knox
Omaha
Burlington
Prominent Mynard Resident Doing Very Nicely in Omaha Hospital
Five S. O. Cole of West Mynard is recovering at Immanuel hospital in Omaha after a recent operation. He has rallied well with strong recuperative powers despite his age. Family and distant visitors have aided his progress toward recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
5S. O. Cole
Weat Mynard
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
Married at Court House
Yesterday afternoon Judge A H Duxbury united Mary Leopold of Lincoln and James F Wilson of Union in marriage. The couple were witnessed by Mr and Mrs Orval J Hathaway. Wilson is a painter at Union and has also served as town marshal for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Duxbury
Mary Leopold
Lincoln
James F. Wilson
Union
Orval J. Hathaway
Wilson
Standard Bearers Meet at Mrs Wescott’s Home
Methodist Sunday school Standard Bearers gathered Saturday evening at teacher Mrs E H Wescott home with many members in attendance Miss Amy Elliott led the lesson followed by lively discussion Dainty refreshments were served by Miss Margaret Shallenberger and Helen Schutz as members adjourned downtownward
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
E. H. Wescott
Amy Elliott
Mias Margaret Shallenberger
Helen Schutz
Lowman to Demand U. S. Jurisdiction
Washington reports that investigation of the shooting of Henry Virkkula near International Falls Minnesota shows Customs Patrolman Emmet J. White acted within his authority. Assistant Secretary Seymour Lowman says White has a perfect defense and a transfer to U. S. court will be sought if indicted. He notes no details of the killing and criticizes disarming patrolmen as undermining tariffs and the Eighteenth Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Emmet J. White
Henry Virkkula
International Falls
Minn
Treasty
Seymour Lowman
Minnesota
White
Lowman
United States Court
Virkkula
Linderberg
Duluth
Minn. Linderberg
Iwyetagkqta Linderberg
Treasury
State to try border patrolman White for Virkkula death
International Falls Minnesota June 14. Border patrolman Emmet J White who killed Henry Virkkula has violated Minnesota law and can be punished here regardless of federal status. County attorney David Hurlburt rejected a Treasury ruling that White acted within authority. A preliminary examination on a second degree manslaughter charge is set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Falls
Minn
Emmet J. White
Henry Virkkula
Minnesota
David Hurlburt
Koehliching
Omahs Bee-News
Line Drive for a PFordsor Tractor for Sale
Local notice from FE. Daniel Anderson of Nehawka Nebraska offering a line drive for a PFordsor tractor at a bargain price. Contact details incomplete but position stated as available for quick sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Anderson
Nehawka
Nehr
Want Ads Prompt Readers for Quick Results
Local newspaper urges readers to use the Want Ad column to advertise needs and offerings for fast, direct responses. Short notices seek employment, items, services, or personal notices with concise details for rapid placement.
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Murray Department
Murray State Bank
J. Cc. Stewart
Eprron
C. E. Hughes
Court House
Chase County
M. S. Briggs
U. S. Jurisdiction
Congress
United States
Bernardi
Auspicus
American Legion
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