Summer living and shopping notes in small town
A bustling column discusses summer cooking coolers and diet for children chickens and hogs with farm seeds, tires, sunscreen and beauty tips. It mentions Bache’s seed stock, Good Year tires at Ore Oil, Skel Gas stoves, and summer fashion at several local stores. It ends with June 16 roll call on a prohibition repeal plank.
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Bache
Seneral
Frank Besters Hardware Store
Chicago, Ill
Bingham
Vacation tribute echoes Fourth of July cheer
A brief, nostalgic note celebrates a pleasant Fourth of July break, wishing readers a very fine vacation for all. It conveys warm wishes without specific events or locations.
Fragmentary holiday cheer note on fireworks safety
Readable fragment urges youngsters to enjoy fireworks while advising grownups to avoid damaging their new clothes. The playful line emphasizes festive celebration with practical cautions.
Extortion Plot Foiled Against Nehawka Man and Son
Omaha police and Cass county sheriffs nabbed leader Elmo Imbler in an extortion scheme against Henry Knabe, 71, and his son, 44, both Nehawka area farmers. Imbler admitted plotting with suspects Peterson and Johnson, described a letter demanding cash left at the Y M C A, and a taxi sting captured the capture near a Plattsmouth connection.
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Henry Knabe
Nehawka
Edward
Omaha
Ed Thimgan
Cass County
Knabe
Elmo Imbler
Rollo
Kansas
Nebraska
Fremont
Imbler
Peterson
Johnson
Plattsmouth
Alice Wiseman
Knabes
Danbaum
Mr. Knabe
George Clifton
Thimgan
Clifton
Fort Madison
Big Muddy Takes Toll on Local Gardens and Homes
The June rise of the Missouri river floods sand dunes and bars creating a lake that submerges gardens and cropland. John Rice loses corn on Adolph Geise’s land while W F P Cook, who cleared two acres on T H Pollock’s land and built a shelter, finds his garden and house flooded two to three feet deep after months of work. Cook, nearly seventy-five, faces a hard setback but stays determined to find a livelihood.
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Missouri
John Rice
Adolph Geise
W. F P. Cook
T. H. Pollock
Notice disclaims debt for son Werner Lenhard
To whom it may concern Peter Lenhard states he will not be responsible for any debt or obligation incurred by his son Werner Lenhard. The notice provides his signature and address 120-21 sw.
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Werner Lenhard
Former Cass countys men renew long lost bridge of friendship
A meeting at Holyoke Colorado brought together William Kerrell known as Billy and A B Kreseer, former Cass county residents. After 47 years apart the pair enjoyed a cordial visit recalling old Cass county days. Kerrell lives in Holyoke while Kreseer resides near Laporte.
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Cass
Grant Pool Hall License Granted in Manley
The board of county commissioners granted George E. Coon a license to operate a pool hall in Manley after a brief session on Monday.
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Board of County Commissioners
George E. Coon
Manley
Mr. Coon
Purchasers urged to boost business with stronger buying power
A statement urges consumers to improve business conditions by exercising their purchasing power and supporting local enterprises to help economic recovery. The message emphasizes collective action and responsible spending as a path to growth.
Local Visitors Arrive for Visits with Blair Residents
Monday's Daily notes multiple guests in Blair and nearby towns. John W. Lowther from Blair stays with Mrs. Dora Mark and at the W. H. Mark home in Union. Mrs. Josephine Soule of Chicago visits Hall family and friends. Dr. Robert Kroehler and wife with child visit Kroehler and Andrew Kroehler families in the area. Helen Wescott journeys from Lincoln to visit her parents, joined by Rev. and Mrs. Murdick on their way to Michigan. Glen Rawls and children depart for Butte Montana after brief visits with Rawls and Smith households. Leland Briggs of Winner, SD arrives to visit relatives and rejoin his family.
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John W. Lowther
Blair
Dora Mark
W. H. Mark
Union
Josephine Soule
Chicago
Soule
J. H. Hall
Robert Kroehler
New York City
Butte
Montana
Local visitors in city for courthouse matters this week
Daily Rex Peters of Greenwood and Reede Hastain a Louisville banker were in the city today attending to court house matters. R J Dyers district manager of Lincoln Telephone Co with Alex Geist Louisville office manager visited local manager C A Jensen. James Stander president of the Case County Taxpayers league also visited the city to handle courthouse business and greet friends.
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Rex Peters
Greenwood
Court House
Reede Hastain
Lousville
R. J. Dyers
Lincoln Telephone Co
Alex Geist
Louisville
C. A. Jensen
James Stander
Case County Taxpayers League
Davis and Earhart Visit In Lincoln
Mrs Mary M Davis of Lincoln visits her son Searl Davis and family for a few days Miss Lilia Mae Earhart returns home to Murray after two weeks visiting relatives and friends here
For Sale: 40 Hawaiian Sive Guitar and 452 Lessons
Classified note offers a 40 Hawaiian Sive Guitar for sale and 452 correspondence music lessons at $25 total. Contact phone 4920 in Union.
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Union
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