Juicin' Five Cows Ro Picnic Discussed
The article extols keeping five cows on a farm as a preventive against worry by ensuring plentiful food and potential surplus trade. It notes that a weekly cream check may reduce anxiety and improve meals.
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
5
The article extols keeping five cows on a farm as a preventive against worry by ensuring plentiful food and potential surplus trade. It notes that a weekly cream check may reduce anxiety and improve meals.
Murray State Bank official Jack Douglass visited Omaha last Tuesday for business. Oscar Nailor came to Union Monday afternoon for a brief matter. Mrs Gertrude Beckner and son Stephen visited Plattsmouth last Tuesday for business. W G Boedeker was called to Plattsmouth last Tuesday to meet buyers. Workmen build screens for Sherman Cole’s house and a Davis farm property. B H Wilson and family visited Conrad Johnson’s home and helped pick cherries last Monday. Mrs Robert Shrader is enjoying 3
Local residents and guests frequent Murray area during a lively week. A parade of visitors from Plattsmouth Omaha Lincoln and Kansas City exchange calls, attend church and social events, while town residents prepare for harvest with hay racks and farm improvements.
We are still at your service come in. We can serve you as before except meets. Location first door east of blacksmith show in post office. W. S. Smith Murray Nebraska.
The Murray bathing beach is ready for visitors with purified water and prepared facilities. Propriety owners Marasek and helpers have spent time and money to ensure a delightful swimming experience with clean suits available and clear water noted from the spring feeding the pool.
The Presbyterian church ladies under Mrs Cay Wiles and Miss Mable Monard sponsored a strong Children’s Day program last Sunday. Many attended and found the exercises well worth the time.
A Sunday picnic at the Little Brown Cottage on King Lake drew many attendees from nearby towns. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Welter, the Statter and Brown families, the Rustin and Burke households, Miss Christine Kruger, and others from Omaha Ashland Nehawka Blair and surrounding areas.
Mr and Mrs W Smith extend thanks to kind friends who worked nobly to save their home and stock during a time of need appreciating the support and assistance received from the community.
Earl Lancaster appeals to all who owe money after a fire destroyed stock of beds and left him in a tight financial spot. He asks debtors to settle accounts promptly and to contact him at home or in town, thanking them for quick response.
From Wednesday's Daily the piano and violin pupils of Miss Crace Lindner gave a recital at First Presbyterian Church Murrey end was among the most enjoyable musical events in months. The church was prettily arranged with summer roses and the audience was large, many coming from last Thursday due to rain. The performers, Laura Mrasek Leis Troop Ruth Alexen Fritzie Terryberry Mary and Margaret Mrasek Mildred Alexen Marion Youns Clarice Jane Murray Tommy Treap Thelema Dill William Mrasek Dorothy Rhoden Glen Rhodes 4314dred Murray Werner Kafenberger Marie Lutz Arnold Heil Mildred Youns Geneva Urish Christine Reineckle Arthur Hild Florence Meisinucer all did splendidly.
George Anderson, a tourist from Sioux City Iowa, arrived here yesterday for a short visit. While trying to start his car by cranking he suffered a dislocation of the pelvic joint. Dr C C Hudson osteopath gave two treatments and he returned home this morning.
E. E. Embree and his two sons Waite and Henry and daughter Nancy from DeKalb Illinois toured the city this morning by auto. They looked over the town where Mr Embree resided in 1882 and noted his boyhood days spent in this Nebraska region. The party is now based in Illinois in the lumber business.
Biblical verse quoted from Matthew 4 19 highlighting Jesus invitation to his first disciples and their mission to spread the gospel. The line emphasizes following Christ and becoming fishers of men.
The article traces Simon Peter as chosen by Jesus to found the church, highlighting his early doubts and growth. It recalls Peter’s calling as a fisherman, his confession of Christ as the Son of the living God, and Jesus’ declaration that Peter would be the rock on which the church would be built.
A community notice promotes a full range of fireworks and firecrackers for the Glorious Fourth celebration. It emphasizes a complete stock of proper ammunition for youngsters and public enjoyment.
The text recounts Peter's trials and growth as a disciple of Jesus from Peter's denial to his later leadership in the church. It frames Peter's education by Christ, the transfiguration, the resurrection appearances, and his role in preaching at Pentecost and guiding early Christians. It highlights the testing of faith, duties, and the calling to be a steadfast instrument for the Master.
Andrew Stohlman of Williams Nursery University Place Nebraska invites customers to meet him for personal consultation on nursery stock shrubs and roses at the lowest price. He emphasizes years of experience and thanks customers for past favors while promising timely calls.
The Missouri river rose about half a foot last night causing minor overflow on low lying bars east of the city and damage to land east of the river. Officials attribute the rise to freshet from the northwest melting snow reaching the Muddy.
A brief notice instructs customers to include a call number when placing orders for job printing services. It emphasizes reference to the specific work and supplies needed for efficient processing.
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