Local notes from Mur dock and area time
Several residents travel for business in Omaha Plattsmouth and Weeping Water. Purchases include a Ford tractor from Sandholm Garage and a modern radio for several homes. Farmers report late corn harvests, improving wheat prices, and busy field work ahead of the Fourth of July. The Louisville Church held Children's Day with a mission offering of 108 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Parrish
Elmwood
Nebraska
DuoNe
Jess Baneanint
J. W. Kruger
Omaha
Herman F. Schwepp
Plattsmouth
Daniel Panska
Sandholm
Golden Block
Herman Leutchens
Carl Schiapho
Henry A. Guthman
T. J. Brendel
Murdock
E. W. Thimgan
Alvo
Gust Schleuter
Paul Stock
Weeping Water
E. K. Norton
South
Western Union
Wichita
Kansas
Norton
Henry Heineman
R. Hunter
Heineman
Oscar E. McDonald
Council Bluffs
James O'Neil
Mrs. O'Neil
Louisville
Missionary Fund
Emil Holke
Campfire Girls Return Home
A group of Murdock Campfire Girls returns home after a community event. The enthusiastic group, described as a bevy of beautiful lasses, completed their outing and arrived safely to their waiting families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Crop hail insurance offer from C J Pothast
A hail insurance proposal from C I Pothast of Murdock Nebraska promises protection for crops against hail hazards. The note advertises coverage terms and invites interested farmers to contact the agent.
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C. J. Pothast
Murdock, Nebr
Nebraska
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank
Murdock
Nebr
South Bend Fourth of July Celebration Planned
South Bend will celebrate with a planned Fourth of July picnic and a ball game to provide amusement for locals. A large public celebration aims to ensure a good time for all residents in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Diller Utt Weds Edith Reece in Council Bluffs Ceremony
Mr Diller Utt of Havelock and Miss Edith Reece of Wabash married in Council Bluffs Iowa after securing a license. The couple returned to Nebraska for a reception at Omaha and plan to make a home in Havelock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concil Bluffs
Diller Utt
Havelock
Murdock
Edith Reece
Wabash
Council Bings
Nebraska
Jesse Maech
Omaha
Bride
Utt
Burlington
Webash
Geo
Destruction of liquor in county court order witnessed
Boiled liquor from Saturday raids at the Covery place and Craze home in Louisville was disposed of by Sheriff E P Stewart and Deputy W R Young. They smashed bottles and emptied contents into the sewer at Fourth and Main in view of the public and in the presence of Judge Begley and County Judge Beeson. The LeRoy Covert still was also destroyed under district court direction, the first such act in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covery Place
Louisville
Missouri River
E. P. Stewart
W. R. Young
Fourth
Main Streets
Delightful Bridge Luncheon At High School Hill Home
Friday’s Daily reports a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Frank Cloidt and Mrs. R. W. Knott at the Cloidt residence on High School Hill. The home featured summer garden roses and abundant flowers. In play, Miss Verla Becker won first prize and Mrs. E. G. Shallenberger second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cloidt
High School Hill
Files Suit in Court to Quiet Title in Nutzman vs Quinn
A suit to quiet title was filed in the district court by Fred L. Nutzman against John Quinn and others. W. 4. Robertson appears as attorney for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of the District Court
Fred L. Nutzman
John Quinn
Robertson
Showing Good Progress in Omaha After Operation
Reports from Omaha state Mrs. John Hocscheigt is recovering well after surgery. She has been in critical condition but now shows better progress and is described as doing nicely for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
John Hocscheigt
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan Visit City in Hooded Parade
Reported in the city last night between 10 and 11 o'clock the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan appeared in white robes for an adoption ceremony. The event drew many spectators as a flaming cross lit the field west of the Missouri Pacific tracks near Oak Hill cemetery. Klan members from Lincoln attended and departed quietly after the ceremony, which was guarded and conducted in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Kiu Klux Klan
North
Missouri Pacific
Oak Hill Cemetery
Woman Undergoes Major Operation at Omaha Methodist
Mrs Henry Maury underwent a lengthy operation yesterday at the Omaha Methodist Hospital after a long illness. The procedure was severe but she has emerged in excellent shape with favorable indications, though risk of complications remains until she passes the critical period. Mrs T J Todd of Kearney and Miss Marion Muauzy assist in her care at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doursday
Henry Maury
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
T. J. Todd
Kearney
Marion Muauzy
Schmader Knocked Out in New York Prelim
Andy Schmader former Louisville and Plattsmouth boxer and wartime U S Navy heavyweight champ was knocked out last night in the preliminary to the Romero Stoessel bout in New York. The six round bout ended in fifty seconds when Schmader fell to George Antioch of White Plains after a ruling kept Schmader from meeting Jack Renault on the prior card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Schmader
Louisville
Plattsmouth
U. S. Navy
Romero-Stoessel
New York
Andy
George Antioch
White Plains
WN. Y
Schmader
Jack Renault
Abbotts Celebrate Twenty Third Wedding Anniversary
Friends in Nebraska City observe the twenty third wedding anniversary of Miss Lillian Newbranch and N C Abbott at their home yesterday. The couple wed in Lincoln on June 19 1901 and soon after taught in the Philippine Islands before settling in Nebraska City for most of their years together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Abbott
Nebraska City
Lillian Newbranch
Lincoln
Phillippine Islands
Abbott
Islands
United States
Plattsmouth
Wedding at Greenwood Unites Clarie Dyer Carlson and William Carlson
A high noon ceremony at Mrs Ruth Dyers home unites Miss Clarice Dyer and William Carlson of Waverly in marriage. Both are Greenwood High and Nebraska State University graduates. They are popular locally with many friends wishing them happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Dyer
Clarice
William Carlson
Waverly
Greenwood High School
Nebraska State University At
Lincoln
Ashland Gazette
Norris Candies Available at Bates Corner Store
A Bates Corner Book and Stationery Store advertises boxes of Norris candies for customers seeking a known local treat. The note highlights easy in-store pickup and the option to browse other stationery items while shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Corner Book and Stationery Store
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Murdock Department
Crete
Edward Guilstortt
Pennsylvania
Landholm Service Garage
Buick
Ford
E. W
Thimgan Garage
Iverson Garage
Pearl Street
Roy Long
Klugkers
Pacific
Pacific Northwest
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Yellowstone
Glacier National Park
Continental Divide
Denver
Rocky Mountain National Estes Park
Cojiorezde Springs
R. W. Glement
Greenwood
Ashland Pantitorium
Emil, Kuehn
Reo
Wiurdock
Murdock Meat Market
Gordon Block
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