Cass Co League Team Standings
Cass County league standings list teams and points with positions and partial scores. readable fragments show team names and order, but some entries are incomplete.
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1926
Page
8
Regular G A R Meeting This Saturday Afternoon
The regular meeting of the G A R post will be held Saturday at 2 PM. All members are urged to attend. M A Bates Commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Post
Democrats Conference Presses for County Campaign Plans
Democrats of the county gathered at the equity court room led by chairman L. G. Todd to map the forthcoming campaign. Senator W. B. Banning praised the bank guarantee law and urged its retention while D. C. Dwyer lauded Governor Charles W. Bryan and Hon. John H. Morehead as key leaders for a statewide sweep. Delegates were chosen by ward and precinct proportional to John N. Norton votes in 1924, and a committee was appointed to fill county-ticket vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Todd
Democratic Central Committee
Equity Court Room
Court House
Mr. Todd
J. P. Faber
Harrison L. Gaver
W. B. Banning
Union
Laud
Democratic Party
Nebraska
A. C. Shallenberger
Banning
D. C. Dwyer
Charles W. Bryan
Ggvernor
W. 4. Banning
Ed Carr
Eagle
G. P. Foreman
Alwo
W. T. Richards
South Bend
Phil L. Hall
Can
Candidate slate for state treasurer and county clerk roles
The readable fragments name Greenwood candidate Harrison L. Gayer for state treasurer and Mrs. Georgia Creamer of Murray as a candidate for county clerk. Details on party or election date are not provided.
Hail in Colorado Causes Heavy Crop Loss
John F. Gorder reports a severe hail storm in eastern Colorado damaging grain crops. His 320 acre wheat field near Arriba was nearly wiped out, with his son Frederick present after school. Other settlers from Cass county area may have losses. details pending regarding C. T. Peacock’s holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Gorder
Colorado
Gorder
Arriba
Frederick
Cass County
Union
Nehawka
C. T. Peacock
Cool Weather Push Sparks Coat Buying at Ladies Toggery
Shoppers respond to cool weather with boost in coat purchases as Ladies Toggery promotes cash savings and special offers. Customers line up for stylish outerwear while securing favorable prices on winter jackets and ensembles.
Cass County Protective Poultry Association Forms Board
The Cass County Protective Poultry Association announces a new board of directors led by Ray Smith of Weeping Water as president, Henry Todman of Wabash, Ray Mayfield of Cedar Creek, and Nick Frederick of Murray. The group, now about 60 members, seeks universal membership with $1 dues to Oscar Domingo to fund home signs and other necessities. The board may levy up to 24 per member annually to pay rewards for chicken thief convictions, with a current $100 reward. Members urged to join immediately for stronger protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County Protective Association
Protective Poultry Association
Ray Smith
Weeping Water
Henry Todman
Wabash
Ray Mayfield
Cedar Creek
Nick Frederick
Murray
Oscar Domingo
Late Winter Vegetables: Plant Now for Storage
Seed carrots beets ruta baga kohlrabi turnips and Chinese cabbage for next winter. Remove old radish lettuce peas and beans and plant new seed in those beds. Set out flat head cabbage now for late fall storage and bury for winter. These vegetables won t be as coarse as early spring plantings and help recover from drought losses.
Canning Tips Emphasize Fresh Wash and Early Pick
A county extension agent stresses washing canned vegetables and fruits before processing to prevent spoilage. Peas beans and asparagus should be washed first. berries washed before hulled and again after. Use a vegetable brush and rinse in a strainer until clear. Pick in early morning while dew is present and can immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Snipes, Co
Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church Activity Schedule
The Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m and English service at 10 30 a m. Adult lectures on faith Thursday at 8 p m and Friday catechetical instruction 8 to 3 p m. Ladies aid to clean church after dinner and to finish the constitution with a 3 p m aluminum ware demonstration at the parsonage. Mrs Jul Engel Kemeter hosts the June 30 meeting and visitors from Hooper are expected for the congregational picnic in the afternoon.
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Ladies Aid
the Aid
Jul. Engel- Kemeter
Hooper
Special Spring Coat Sale At Ladies Togsery
Cool nights spark a special pricing event at the Ladies Togsery featuring spring coats offered at inviting discounts. Mansfield shoppers line up for warm outerwear and seasonal wardrobe updates.
Sheriff E P Stewart Pressure Mounts Over County Chicken Theft
Sheriff E P Stewart reports ongoing efforts to locate chicken thieves plaguing county farms. Night patrols are conducted though losses often occur hours before discovery, hindering traceability. Dealers’ registers and distant markets like Omaha and Lincoln complicate identification and enforcement of chicken theft laws.
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E. P. Stewart
Omaha
Lincoln
Delegates Named for Democratic County Convention
The county committee yesterday announced delegates who will form the Democratic county convention to be held the third Thursday after the primary. Delegates will be elected at the primary with representation by precincts, including Salt Creek, Stape, Weeping Water, Eight Mile Grove and Plattsmouth wards.
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Pises
Koa
Oes Cenee
Stave
Sissel
South Bend
Plessant
Mile Grove
Weanewete
Therry
First Rock Bluffs
Second Rock Bluffs
Weeping Water
Plattsmouth
Plattsamouth
Wutiily
Teeples Family Plans New Home In Plattsmouth
Mrs Earl Teeples and son John of Spokane arrived Sunday for a visit with store department head Mr Teeples. The family will visit Illinois then relocate to Plattsmouth to make their home. John Teeples will be a high school junior and a top football recruit next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Teeples
John
Spokane
Washington
Teeples
Fruit Growers Express
Mr. Teeples
Illinois
Plattsmouth
John Teeples
Spring Coat Sale Sizzles With Mighty Reductions
Bargain buyers flock to a major coat sale featuring deep price cuts on new Spring outerwear. Shoppers report standout discounts, doorbusters, and a wide range of styles suited for varied weather across the season.
Greenwood Hands Cedar Creek 13 to 0 in League Win
Greenwood, the league leader in Cass County, topped Cedar Creek 13 to 0 on Cedar Creek grounds. Earl Jardine sparked a big Greenwood rally in the fifth, driving in two runners and helping produce eleven runs as Brakhage shut out Cedar Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Cass County
Cedar Creek
Creekers
Earl Jardine
Nelson
Deanie
Rudy Metsinger
Joe Krejer
Bob" Krejci
Rasper Warren
Brakhage
Fireworks Arrive at Bates Book Store
Bates Book Store unveils all new fresh goods just unpacked for the season.
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Bates Book Store
Clover Leaf Club Enjoys Luncheon at Jumper Home
The Clover Leaf Club met last Thursday June 17 at Mrs. E M Jumper s home near Murdock with many members and friends present. A covered dish luncheon was served at noon. The group will meet Thursday June 24 with Mrs. Charles Earls near Weeping Water. A note mentions a discount on Spring Coats at the Ladies Toggery.
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Clover Leaf Club
E. M. Jumper
Murdock
Charles Earls
Weeping Water
Odd Pants Offer Adds Months to Your Suit
Odd trousers promise lasting wear with style and comfort in several shades for men and young men. The ad touts a cool fit, good appearance, and extended life for your current suit.
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Joe J. Stibal
Phil Pet
Manley
Louisville
Engte
M. A. Bates
Democrats
County Central Committee
Cay
Bellevue
Samson’s den
Black Faces
Matt and
Jeff
Andy Gump
Eppie Hogg
Plattsmouth Fire Department
Nebraska City Fire Department
American Legion Committee
Middle West
K. S. Park Pavilion
Iowa
Plattsmouth Eagles and
Weep
C. E. Wescott
Farm Bureau
Eight Mile Grove Lutheran Church
Sheriff’s Office
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