Polish Finance Minister Resigns Over Mark Collapse
Berlin dateline reports the Polish finance and trade minister quits as the Polish mark collapses. Banks ordered to surrender foreign currency and all exchange markets close. Officials forecast strict traffic and stock controls and a sweeping punitive program to boost the mark by early next week. The Warsaw dispatch notes bank centralization of foreign exchange trading and a nervous bourse with the mark at 120,000 per dollar.
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Berlin
Warsaw
Poland
Waterman Home and Household Goods For Sale
For sale at the Waterman home located on the southeast corner of Locust and Sth streets. Items include a water tank 15x2x2, two typewriters, stenotype, large refrigerator, folding bed, china closet, sewing machine, extension table and other household effects. jiS-ttdéw.
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Waterman
Locust
Sth
Cass County News Roundup Highlights Local Happenings
Local Cass County events include community meetings, school activities, and public notices. Key items cover city council updates, school board decisions, and routine agency announcements impacting residents.
No bounty can be paid on coyotes Plainview Neb
A Nebraska attorney general ruling ends animal bounty payments for coyotes. Gordon Watson captured six coyotes and sent scalps to Pierce county clerk, who was instructed by a 1886 election not to pay under current law. The AG states a new election is required under present statutes.
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Plainview
Neb
Nebraska
O. S. Spillman
Gordon Watson
Pierce
H. J. Buckendahl
Halls Catarrh Medicine Touted Since 40 Years
An old promotional notice claims Halls Catarrh Medicine has treated nasal and mucous inflammation for over four decades. It describes a two part system with an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood. Dispatch cites F. J. Gheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio as distributors.
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Halls
F. J. Gheney & Co
Toleco
Ohio
Lost Lady's Suitcase Reported Near County Farm
A lady's suitcase is missing between the county farm and the Masonic home. Finder should notify Byron Babbitt at phone 573 125 1sw 3d.
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County Farm
Byron Babbitt
False economy in skipping town paper
It argues against omitting the home town newspaper and promotes the Daily Journal delivered for 15 cents a week, emphasizing its value and accessibility for residents.
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Daily Journal
Governor Bryan cites road program deficit in state works
Lincoln June 21 Governor C W Bryan reiterates a large deficiency in the public works department amid a seven year road building program. He cites a current shortfall of 428000 and a potential 700000 by end of the biennium, later claiming 270000 if expected federal funds are received. George E Johnson disputes the deficit, asserting completion will erase it once federal acceptance occurs. State Auditor George W Marsh informs unpaid bills cannot be paid from current road appropriations and will be settled as federal funds arrive.
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Lincoln
C. W. Bryan
State Department of Public Works
Egect
George E. Johnson
North
Johnson
House
Senate
George W. Marsh
Marsh
German Move Predicted In Prance German Talks
London reports a Daily Telegraph article predicting great importance in French German relations. It says Germany has taken practical steps toward a plan that would enable direct conversations between Paris and Berlin without prejudicing Britain's position.
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London
Daily Telegraph Today
Great Britain
Paris
Berlin
Cass County Farm Bureau Notes
The Cass County Farm Bureau reports a successful Eagle quarterly meeting with about 300 attendees. Activities include a Harvest guidance note and canning discussions, with clubs from Fairview Plattemouth and Ashland sharing lectures, demonstrations, dressmaking, and kitchen apron planning.
Forty percent of apple crop prospects in central district
Central Fruit Growers Association members report a 40 percent apple crop in their territory due to cold spring weather and a heavy June fall. Frost spared some growers but May and early June conditions plus a heavy drop from trees reduced yields for Jonathan, Black Twigs, and Grimes Golden varieties while Winesaps hold up. Grapes show promise but cherries are short and strawberries are normal.
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Central Fruit Growers Association
Grand Hotel
George S. Christy
Johnson
A. M. Shubert
Shubert
Frank Shubert
Ernest M. Pollard
Nehawka
E. Smith
Salem
R. Franklin
Falls City
Clarence Keeline
Council Bluffs
Art Simmons
Hamburg
G. 5. Saunders
Peru
G. W. Homeyer
Grove M. Porter
Nebraska City
Amsdel Sheldon
Avoca
Nebraska City Press
A Little Each Day Adds Up Across a Year
Daily small efforts accumulate to a substantial yearly result. Consistency builds habit, discipline, and steady progress over months, turning tiny steps into meaningful outcomes.
Plattsmouth Hosts Fine Band Music And Broadcast Plans
Plattsmouth will present fine band music and Weeping Water follows with a Sunday night religious program on July 22. A Hand Night program from Plattsmouth is set for July 9 with Farragut Iowa winning marathon broadcasting honors. John Hart notes strong returns from ETAC message broadcast, while the July Sun radio program on WOAW promises high class music and polished instrument arrangement making it a top band offering.
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John Hart
ETAC
Chamber of Commerce
Plattsmouth
WOAW
Plattsmouth Concert Aims High Across Wide Fan Reach
Community program coverage praises Plattsmouth May 15 event as a diversified concert that fans from Maine to California deemed a sure fire hit.
President Harding Address Broadcast Missed In Omaha
President Harding's Kansas City speech was broadcast last night but Omaha's late sign off prevented any local listeners from hearing part of it. No confirmed reports of anyone catching the speech in this vicinity.
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Harding
Kansas City
Omaha
Eagles band shines on WOAW radio July 9 rehearsal
A la Coue notes the Eagles band improving daily and invites listening to their WOAW radio program on Monday July 9, with rehearsals highlighted as proof of progress.
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Eagles
WOAW
WOAW Radio Becomes Common Topic For DX Enthusiasts
A reader notes WOAW is a frequent topic and predicts interest in DX stations programs when fall arrives. The speaker suggests outreach will continue for items of interest and radio programs, with WOAW dominating prior to that.
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WOAW
Protect Radio Battery by Keeping It Charged in Summer
Advice urges keeping storage batteries charged during summer to prevent sulphation in the plates which reduces future charging capacity. Fully charging now helps avoid grief with your radio battery in the fall.
Work to Dismantle Station ETAO Antenna Begins
The antenna system will be taken down while transmitter tubes stay in place during moving. The microphone will be cleaned and the modulator indicator readjusted in time for broadcasting next week from the new ground floor location.
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ETAO
Special railway night program on June 20 at WOC Davenport
WOC Davenport presents a special railway program next Saturday night June 20 at 8 p m featuring the Rock Island Orchestra and President J E Gorman of Chicago. The summer schedule includes church service at 8 Sunday two hour P S C orchestra program at 9 Wednesday pipe organ recital at 8 late musical program at 10 Saturday dance by P S C orchestra at 9 baseball scores nightly except Sunday and Tuesday with times 6 50 8 30 on Sunday 8 30 Tuesday 6 00 chimes nightly 5 45 to 6 . Sandman visits nightly 6 30 to 6 50 except Tuesday.
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WOC
Davenport
Rock Island Orchestra
J. E. Gorman
Chicago
P. S. C. Orchestra
Sandman
Don’ts for Earphones From Early Radio Use
This passage lists cautions for headset care and usage. It warns against tampering with adjustments, pulling cords, moisture contact, pressing the diaphragm cap, removing the cap, using ordinary phone receivers, and testing batteries with headsets. It urges careful handling and a hanger hook for storage.
Olympic to Carry Wine into U S Seas Amid Prohibition Test
The British liner Olympic sails to New York with sealed wine stores under British customs seals. U S officials debate enforcement as Treasury and courts prepare to handle the case testing Volstead act interpretations. Public discussion lingers on potential use of military forces for enforcement.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Olympic
New York
British Customs Service
United States Supreme Court
State Department
Southampton
Europe
U. S
London
Secretary of State
Hughes
Department of Justice
Army
Navy
Daugherty
White House
Attorney General
Alaska
Harvard awards record 1 412 degrees and honors MacKenzie
Cambridge Mass June 21 Harvard University conferred a record 1 412 degrees and awarded honorary degrees including Prime Minister W L MacKenzie King of Canada. Alumni class 1898 presented $100 000 to the university as President A Lawrence Lowell noted gifts and bequests totaling nearly $4 000 000. Overseers elected for six year terms include William C Boyden Eliot Wadsworth Thomas W Slocum Benjamin H Dibble and Richard Derby.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
W. L. MacKenzie
Canada
A. Lawrence Lowell
William C. Boyden
Winnetka
Alumni Association
Thomas W. Slocum
New York
Eliot Wadsworth
Washington
the Treasury
Benjamin H. Dibble
San Francisco
Harvard
Richard Derby
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Rail Labor Board Sets Holidays For Train Dispatchers
The United States railroad labor board ordered rules for the American Train Dispatchers Association. Regularly assigned dispatchers receive seven holidays or seven days in lieu, with pro rata extra pay if relief isn’t provided. Seniority dates from service entry. absence or sickness may affect seniority. improper discipline requires a hearing. Time off for personal sickness pay was denied.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Tragic Death Of Herman Pautsch On Wisconsin Farm
Mrs Mary Schliefert and her brother August Pautsch report the death of their younger brother Herman Pautsch killed by a tractor in Wisconsin. The telegram gave few details and a return trip is not possible now. Herman had survived earlier accidents including a near fatal car crash and a threshing mishap, leaving eleven children and a large extended family in mourning.
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Mary Schliefert
August C. Pautesch
Herman Pautsch
Arnold
Dennison art paper work course offered at Bates Stationery
Those desiring instruction in Dennison art paper work including baskets flowers and novelties will be accommodated at Bates Stationery store located at 5th and Main for the course.
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Dennison
Bates Stationery
5Th and Main
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