Greenwood residents share visits and local news
Joyce Borden and Eileen Mathis visited Wedeh Leesley over Sunday night. Several local residents report health updates and family visits, including Mrs. Ervin Conn nursing hand infection and Warren Boucher recovering from a tractor accident. Neighborhoods note roof upgrades, church events, and a Dreamer family reunion in Elmwood with the community attending.
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Joyce Borden
Eileen Mathis
Wedeh Leesley
Ervin Conn
J. S. Gribble
Gene Mayfield
Louisville
Lizzie Hartsook
R. E. Fredericks
Murray
Pannie Sayles
J. E. Lambert
F. A. Pierson
Lincoln
Dale Carpenter
Helen Nichols
Fannie Sayles
James Greer
Bailey Sanitarium
Warren Boucher
Hand Injury From Creosote Barrel Incident
Will Kelly severely injures his hand while taking creosote from a barrel used for treating posts to prevent rot in potato bags. The barrel slipped and crushed his hand. He received treatment and is recovering well.
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Will Kelly
Wagon attacked by wind escapes intact at Stander farm
A hay rack on a wagon in Paul Stander's barnyard was lifted by Tuesday night’s severe wind. The wagon moved through a woven wire fence and into a field but sustained no damage.
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Paul Stander
Home Repair by Chris W. Weideman At Etheredge Residence
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Etheredge hire Chris W. Weideman to repair redecorate and paper their home making it more attractive. The project details focus on interior updates and aesthetic improvements led by the named contractor.
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Fred Etheredge
Chris W. Weideman
Bushnell Family Vacation Visit Passes Through South Dakota
Visiting in South Dakota George Bushnell and his two sons Warren and Lorin, with Grandmother Mrs W A White, left last Wednesday for a week long trip to Spear Wes Sing ton Springs where Mrs K M Allen and sister Mrs O A Walker reside. Meanwhile Mr W A White and daughter Mrs George E Bucknell stay to manage the store and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Goings
Lincoln
G. W. Holt
Aurora
Cecil Holt and Son
Junior
C. A. Mathes
Greenwood
Charles E. Cook
Plattsmouth
W.S. Allen
Arthur Hartsock
Houston
Texas
W. G. Holt
Walter
Burlington Station
J. L. Dimmitt
Leo Peters
Elmer Mathis
L. M. Mowery
Joyce Borden
York
A. E. Leesley
Antelope Park
Joe Kyles
George Bucknell
Rebekah Lodge No. 2
E. L. McDonald
Relef
W. 5
Allen
Elmwood
Dreamer
J. C. Dreamer
Elm
Methodist Brotherhood of
George Bushnell
Warren
Lorin
W. A. White
Wessington Springs
South Dakota
K. M. Allen
O. A. Walker
Aeway
George E. Bucknell
Improvements at Swanson Country Home
Mr and Mrs C A Swanson undertake home upgrades removing two chimneys and building one to serve both. Work carried out by W S Allen and Nels Anderson at their country residence.
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C. A. Swanson
W. S. Allen
Nels Anderson
Greenwood organizes strong local baseball team seeks games
Greenwood has a capable boys baseball squad with seven wins in eight games this season. They want more competition and propose a game at the county seat against the Plattsmouth team. Interested teams should write Dewey H Headley in Greenwood to arrange a match.
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Greenwood
Plattsmouth
Dewey H. Headley
Windstorm Damages Stores and Home in Greenwood
Heavy Tuesday night wind struck Greenwood causing major damage. The front plate glass at R. E. Mathews garage shattered with a loss over sixty dollars. Henry Wilkin barber shop window also broke and several other buildings were affected. A tree fell on a chicken house at W. F. Laughlin’s home, crushing it.
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Greenwood
R. E. Mathews
Henry Wilkin
W. F. Laughlin
Earl Stradley’s Fire Damages Home After Knee Injury
Earl Stradley, already sidelined by a knee sprain and reliant on a crutch, suffered further misfortune as his home was severely damaged by a fire. Neighbors aided in fighting the blaze and easing the aftermath.
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Earl Stradley
Building Saved After Fire Causes Damage and Water Loss
Firefighters saved the home but contents were burned and some damaged by water. The owner expects repairs as soon as possible.
Hay Fork Accident Injures Kenneth Marshall at Farm
Kenneth Marshall sustained severe injuries while helping store hay at Peter Hild's farm home. The wounds are slowly healing, but the eye injury may be permanent. He requires one arm strapped and relies on assistance to move about.
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Kenneth Marshall
Peter Hild
Kenneth
New Cafe Opens in Town by Dwaine Gribbel
Dwaine Gribbel, longtime barber on the south side, rents the former A. F. Weibke restaurant room and opens a cafe in town. The new establishment will provide meals for townspeople and travelers along the highway, contrasting with eateries in the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwaine Gribbel
A. F. Weibke
Ot the
Mrs Florence McGill Dies at 66 in Waverly Area
Mrs Ada Florence McGill 66 died at her son John near Waverly at 3 30 am Sunday Survived by three children John and William of Waverly and Mae Gardner of Arkansas four brothers Elmer William Birdeall of Lincoln Eli and Evan Birdsall of Waverly two sisters Carrie Armstrong Greenwood and Mable Johnson Silverton Ore and thirteen grandchildren
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Florence McGill
Ada Florence McGill
John
Waverly
William
Mae Gardner
Arkansas
Elmer
William Birdeall
Lincoln
Eli
Evan Birdsall
Carrie Armstrong
Greenwood
Mable Johnson
Silverton
Ore
Armstrong Files for Cats County Third District Nomination
County Commissioner E H Armstrong of Greenwood seeks the Republican nomination for the third district seat in Cats County. He has lived in the county his entire life and is a longtime school board member and former secretary treasurer.
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E. H. Armstrong
Greenwood
Cats
Armstrong
Auto Crash Kills Local Farmer John Lohmeier
John C. Lohmeier aged 63 dies in a weekend automobile crash near his Greenwood home after a deflated tire caused the car to skid into a ditch. Accompanying passenger Carl Weidman escapes injury. no inquest is planned. Survived by six half sisters and two half brothers. Funeral arrangements set at Castle Roper in Lincoln.
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John C. Lohmeier
Carl Weidman
Mr. Lohmeier
Weideman
Lohmeier
Greenwood
N. D. Talcott
Fred Lohmeier
Emeral
August Lohmeier
Lincoln
Owens Visit Lincoln Couple in City Aboard Short Stop
Mr and Mrs Herbert Owens of Lincoln visited the city Wednesday to see Mrs R A Bates. The couple had spent a few days in Iowa called by the illness of a brother of Mr Owens.
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Herbert Owens
Lincoln
City
R. A. Bates
Iowa
Owens
New Trial Sought In Conklin Ouster Case
Attorney General Good moves for a new trial contending Nebraska Constitution sections on forfeiture for oath violation and public money default support ouster by quo warranto. He argues the court erred by not considering constitutional provisions and State v. Marsh claim that statute based misconduct can oust without a felony conviction.
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Supreme Court
Conklin
Good
Nebraska
Miss Pershing to be Honored at Fort Crook Encampment
Miss May Pershing sister of General Pershing will be honored at the Fort Crook R O T C encampment in Omaha Lincoln guests include Mrs W H Oury and Miss Katherine Oury. A review will be held for Miss Pershing with members of the Pershing Rifles presented after the review. The unit founded at Nebraska by General Pershing and she will be escorted back to Lincoln.
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Omaha
May Pershing
Lincoln
General Pershing
Fort Crook
Miss Pershing
W. H. Oury
Katherine Oury
Pershing
Pershing Rifles
University of Nebraska
Hiram Johnson Plans One More Senate Term
San Francisco reports Senator Hiram Johnson 68, returning home after praising President Roosevelt and denying dictatorship talk as poppycock. He announces his readiness for one final six year term, then retirement at 74, calling the last Congress worse than wartime sessions and its work overwhelmingly aimed at achievement.
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San Francisco
Roosevelt
Hiram Johnson
Senate
Congress
Journal ade brings timely bargains to readers
A concise notice highlights current bargains and local deals presented for readers in a brief newspaper item.
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Journal
Cost of Living Study Averages From Farm Accounts
A three year study of home accounts from 182 records shows average family savings about 108 dollars, total living value around 1060 dollars, and food split between 127 dollars purchased and 188 dollars produced on the farm. Clothing and other expenses were notably constrained during tight economic times.
Home Grown Wool for Bedding
Extension Circular 457 explains preparing home grown wool for bedding. It covers selection equipment scour drying carding and making butts for comforters and mattresses. Circulars are available for distribution at the Farm Bureau office.
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Farm Bureau
Corn-Hog Program Moves Toward Final Approval
The Corn-Hog County Allotment Committee has spent ten days setting hog and corn quotas to acceptable levels and expects a state board OK by week’s end. Final contracts will be typed next week with the Early Payment Order contracts ready to ship to Washington by late June. Payments are expected two to three weeks after, placing funds to Cass County farmers around mid to late July.
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State Committee
State Board of Review
Washington
Cass County
Lincoln Receives Chinch Bug Oil for Nebraska Farmers
Chinch bug repellent oil is arriving in Lincoln every day for use against chinch bugs in central Nebraska. Cass County shipments are combined with Lancaster County due to low volume, and farmers must obtain an order from the Cass County Agent to pick up the oil at the Agricultural College.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Cass County
Lancaster County
Agricultural College
Jersey Parish Show at State Fair Grounds
Lincoln Parish hosts a Jersey show with seventy entries from nineteen breeders across Lincoln Cass Otoe and Saline counties at the State Fair Grounds Monday June 26. Judging begins bull classes at 11 a m followed by a basket dinner at noon and an afternoon program continuing the judging. All are welcome with no charges. Included entries come from W T Fager and Sons Aroca and Wilbur Paulus Creenwood farms.
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Lincoln Parish
Lincoln
Cass
Otoe
Saline
Jersey Parish
State Fair Ground
W. T. Fager and Sons
Aroca
Wilbur Paulus
Creenwood
Emergency Half Rates for Shipping Hay in Cass County
The Cass County Agent, as drouth administrator, may quote emergency half rates on feeds shipped in for breeding stock, milk stock, stock cattle, or fattening cattle. Rates on hay and other feeds authorized by the ICC are in effect and run until July 5. Farmers should contact the County Agent to obtain the emergency rates.
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Drouth
Cass County
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cash relief for Cass County farmers under drouth plan
Drouth relief in Cass County will be paid in cash via work for cash projects. County Agent named relief administrator. county designated as secondary drouth area. Farmers needing livestock feed may apply for an allotment up to 20 dollars signed by the Agricultural Agent. one allotment per family.
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Cass County
Drouth
Work Invision
Purchase Cattle for Drouth Relief Plan
Under the Agricultural Drouth Relief Service a plan lets a county organization assist distressed men to sell cattle at fair prices. The County Agent acts as administrator and holds the contract, with government appraisal rates to aid disposal during the drought.
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Drouth
Agricultural Drouth Relef Service
For Sale Or Trade 1928 Chevrolet Coupe on Rubber
For sale or trade 1928 Chevrolet coupe in good condition with excellent rubber. Looks and turns good. Asking price 110 dollars. Hollis Arm8 Murray Nebraska.
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Hollis
Murray, Nebr
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