Crowded Eagles hall sees boxing workouts and debates on ballots
A large audience watched boxing workouts led by Portland heavyweight Big Jack McCarthy and other wrestlers like Frank Schmarder and Frank Blotzer at the Eagles hall. The article also discusses concerns about duplicate candidate names on the primary ballot and the potential impact on voters and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Hall
Big Jack McCarthy
Portland
Smetana
Orpheum Gymnasium
Metropolis
Orpheum
Frank Schmarder
Moormeier
Cortland
Nebraska
Frank Blotzer
Ermin Galloway
The
Legion
Anness Withdraws Name for Vacancy in First District
Wilber W. Anness of Dunbar, candidate for the Reavis vacancy in Nebraska's First congressional district, withdrew his name Friday for the short term, joining earlier withdrawals by Walter L. Anderson of Lincoln. Anness said he filed only because other regular-term candidates did so and he does not believe the vacancy should be filled by a short-term contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber W. Anness
Dunbar
Reavis
Walter L. Anderson
Lincoln
Anness
Mr. Anderson
Lester
Nebraska City Inventor Demonstrates Visible Radiophone
Merrit Mendenhall, a Nebraska City youth, says he has perfected a visible radiophone that transmits sound and allows the operator to see the other end of the line when tuned. He quips it would be awkward to sing while bathing.
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Nebraska City
Merrit Mendenhall
Mendenhall
Nebraska City Press
Wescott's Sons Store Gets Major Lighting Upgrade
The interior of C. E. Wescott's Sons store has been largely brightened by installing a series of large lamps in latest design. The new lighting increases illumination and makes nigh shopping more pleasant in the attractive store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Wescott’s Sons
For Sale Minneapolis Separator with Garden City Feeder
For sale a 36 by 54 separator with Garden City feeder and wind stacker. Machine appears to be in near new condition. Asking price 750 dollars. Contact Chas Dietrich Louisville Nebraska. 115-tfiw
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Minneapolis
Garden City
Chas. Dietrich
Louisville
Neb
Gas Engine for Sale Excellent Condition by John Opp
For sale is a Good Gas Engine International engine in excellent condition with 1 percent horsepower. Interested buyers should contact John Opp for details and to arrange inspection or purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
John Opp
Public complaint on auto lights out of adjustment
Drivers complain that new car headlights installed under the last legislature fail to meet the law. Lenses were required but many lights misadjusted, shining into oncoming drivers and blinding them, defeating the law’s aim to reduce accidents and glare. Authorities urged review to enforce proper alignment.
Birthday surprise for Harry Lohnes at his parents home
Last Wednesday evening a large group surprised 19 year old Harry Lohnes at the J. J. Lohnes residence. The event, arranged by Elsie Lohnes and Mrs. Robert Troop, featured lawn games music by Raymond Lohnes and refreshments. Attendees included Esther Lohnes Leda Ragoss Ella Lohnes Fay Gregory Velma Creamer May Belle Troop and many others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Lohnes
Harry
Elsie Lohnes
Robert Troop
Raymond Lohnes
Cedar Creek
Esther Lohnes
Leda
Lorena Ragoss
Ella Lohnes
Fay Gregory
Velma Creamer
May Belle
Julia Troop
Helen
Minnie
Pearl Hild
Effie
Dorothea Smith
Muriel
Elden Ragoss
Fred Terryberry
Lloyd
Clovis Gregory
Louie Lohnes
Herbert Rhodonze
Bernard Meisinger
Carl
Albert Krueger
Edgar Meisinger
Earl Troop
Carl Lang
Harley Meisinger
Earl Murdoch
Alfred
Richard Beverage
Gold Rice
Home Coming of Miss Agnes Stander from Washington
Miss Agnes Stander returned Monday from Washington D C where she taught and will spend vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs August Stander near Manley. She was met in Omaha by her father aunt Mrs Catherine Erhart brother John Stander and sister in law Mrs Frank Stander and Rose Mary. Her friends praise her teaching success and look forward to her home visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Stander
Washington, D. C
August Stander
Manley
Omaha
Catherine Erhart
John Stander
Frank Stander
Rosemary
Miss Stander
Louisville Courier
Plan to use flood waters of the Platte River irrigation plan
Senators Norris and Andrews introduced joint resolutions to authorize a $5,000 interior survey of 500,000 acres in Phelps, Kearney and Adams counties to assess flooding Platte waters for irrigation. The plan hinges on soil fertility restoration by high river waters, with possible county-wide ditch extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Norris
Andrews
Nebraska
Secretary of the Interior
Phelps, Kearney
Adams
Platte River
Interior Department
Central Nebraska Supplemental Water Association
Messrs
George E. Johnson
Lincoln
MacConaughy
Holdrege
Griggs
Hastings
Kingsley
Minden
Congress
Senator Norris
Mondell
Kinkaid
Nebraska Department of Public Works
Johnson
Platte
Nature
Wallace
Middle-West
Omaha
Bright new lighting uplifts Thierolf clothing store
Real Daylight Store reports the installation of new lighting fixtures in Philip Thierolf's clothing shop. Jess Warza installed the lights, making the store one of the brightest and most up to date in the city with a handsome interior and city clothing shop atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Thierolf
Jess Warza
Thierolf
Bebe Daniels Pays Fine For Speed Violation
Los Angeles June 23 Bebe Daniels motion picture actress fined 15 dollars by Justice S H Lowe after arrest in Glendale for speeding. Daniels did not appear in court nor did her chauffeur who was driving the car. A representative of the Automobile Club of Southern California appeared for her and paid the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Bebe Daniels
Glendale
S. H. Lowe
Miss Daniels
Automobile Club of Southern California
Visitors at Kahler Home in Murray and Louisville
Charles Boedeker and family from Murray visited his sister Mrs. Philip Kahler in Murray and Louisville. Also present were Boedeker’s daughter Mrs. Howard Hutchman and her husband a Kansas City minister. They admired the Kahler home under construction and praised Mrs. Kahler for designing most of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Boedeker
Glen Boedeker
Flora Jane
Murray
Colorado Springs
Will Organize Team For Woodmen Camp Initiation
The local Modern Woodmen camp plans to form a snappy drill team to perform during the initiation next Wednesday evening. A class of about twelve members will be admitted at that time to strengthen the camp activities.
Why Suffer from Rheumatism Nine in ten cases relief
A legacy ad notes nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscular or chronic rheumatism needing no internal treatment. It claims Chamberlain's Liniment can relieve pain and help sleep and rest, credited to Weyrich and Hadraba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Weyrich& Hadraba
Journal Office Highlights Copyrights And Latest Fiction
The Journal office presents a roundup of popular copyrights and the newest fiction titles. Readers gain quick looks at notable releases, authors, and trends in contemporary works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Airdome Offers Free Legion Show Seats With Ticket Stubs
The Airdome theater runs a promotion every adult ticket sold on Saturday Sunday or Monday night ends with every hundredth ticket free a seat order for the American Legion athletic show Tuesday night the regular $2 seat may be chosen once the order is secured. The stunt promotes a boxing film Monday night and ties to the Legion event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airdome Theatre
American Legion
Airdome
Larely
Legion
Blame Over Massacre District Divides Union and Officials
Herrin Illinois June 23 The miners union official says mine operators using strikebreakers started the massacre and that delaying tactics and unlawful gatekeeping by the operators provoked the violence State official Sam Hunter notes authorities refused troops initially and a 600 strong miners indignation meeting preceded a failed truce He cites gunmen guarding the mine and disputes over coal loading for industrial use amidst financial pressure from owner Lester
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Herrin
Samuel Hunter
State Adjutant General's Office
Hunter
Thaxton
Willis
Attending Summer School by Mrs. Christine Coughlin
Mrs. Christine Coughlin, a noted local pianist, is spending a few weeks in Chicago attending the American Conservatory of Music for post graduate work in piano and other music disciplines. Her public appearances have been widely enjoyed and the summer study is expected to please city music lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Coughlin
Chicago
American Conservatory of Music
Rain Bypasses Town, Clears Path for Street Work
Cloudy early hour forecast rain but the storm detoured around this county corner. Murray reported heavy rain, while southward saw general showers. A heavy downpour here could delay street work, but the storm passed, yielding a clear day to advance the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
Murray
Stray mule found at farm home June 2
A stray mule was found at a farm home on June 2. The owner may identify the animal by calling T. G. Kifmm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Kifmm
Primary Statute Defense Drives Petition Drive in Nebraska
Nebraska non party ballot and direct primary league in Lincoln gathers petitions to amend the state constitution to perpetuate the direct primary and abolish party circles on ballots. Women groups and labor support mobilize voters. signatures aim for thousands with letters urging signups.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
League
League of Women Voters
Nebraska Federation of Women’s Clubs
George Stevenson
Broken Bow
C. J. Israel
Maxwell
W. H. Ault
Bartley
Red Willow County
A. F R. Christiansen
Roscoe
Keith County
L. P. Rose
Arnold
Custer County
J. A. Lochray
Omaha
Mid-West Labor News
Hendricks urged to enter St. Joseph track meet
Verne Hendricks of Murray received a letter from the St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce inviting him to enter the field and track meet to be held in St. Joseph Missouri on the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Hendricks
Murray
Chamber of Commerce of
St. Joseph
Missouri
Fresh cow for sale in 126-2d 2w area
Local classified notice offers a fresh cow for sale with contact phone 3411. Listing indicates location area 126-2d 2w and provides a single contact method.
Weeping Water Boy Earns Ph.G. Title
Albert J. Behrns passed the state university and state board of pharmacy exams to become a Ph.G. He notes fifty five applicants faced the board and twenty one failed. He is the third in Ora EF. Copes drug store to gain practical experience, following Ellis E. Lewton now a Craig Nebraska businessman and Nicholas J. Trook, currently excelling in pharmacy work.
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Albert J. Behrns
The
State University
State Board of Pharmacy
State Board
Ora EF. Copes
Ellis E. Lewton
Craig
Nebraska
Nicholas J. Trook
Wilber Anness Named Natural Successor for Congress
The piece argues Wilber Anness is the natural and logical successor to Hon. C. F. Reavis. It cites his 1914 showing when Reavis was first nominated as evidence of Anness’s suitability and implies broad district support for his candidacy.
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C. F. Reavis
Wilber Anness
Frank Reavis
Mr. Reavis
Anness
Wilber W. Anness Endorsed As Genuine Public Leader
The Elmwood Leader-Echo praises Wilber W. Anness as a genuine man and capable public speaker. It lauds his unselfish nature, honor, and congressional potential, urging readers to vote for him as the man who deserves to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber Anness
Congress
Wilber W. Anness
Will
ElIlmwood
Echo
Belrns Overlooks Copes Store At Fremont Convention
In Syracuse, Belrns tends the drug store for Mr. Copes who is away attending a convention at Fremont. The note appears in the Weeping Water Republican.
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Syracuse
Belrns
Mr. Copes
Fremont
Weeping Water Republican
Sewing workshop at Mrs Hirz home on June 30
The notice invites every interested woman in Plattsmouth to a Friday 1:30 pm meeting at Mrs. Philip Hirz’s west of town. Miss Ida Wilkins demonstrates sewing machine attachments and presents Short Cuts in Sewing, attendees to bring their own attachments. Local Leader Mrs. C. L. Wiles signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Hirz
Ida Wilkins
Plattsmouth Preeinect
For Sale Duroc Jersey Sows Breeding Stock
For sale Duroee Jersey sows bred for early fall farrow. O. D. Sherman on Mark White farm ten miles south of Plattsmouth. 126-4tw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duroee
Jersey
Farrow
O. D. Sherman
Mark White Farm
Plattsmouth
Alfalfa Mill Seeks 500 Tons of Green Cured Alfalfa
Farmers and dairymen urged to supply 500 tons of green cured alfalfa for a new $50 000 mill. The ad promises fair grading by color and government guidance, and offers to obtain the bulletin for interested growers in Cass County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
U. 5
Dept. of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
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Carl Panamas
C. E. Wescott
McCarthy
Fusion
Geo. O. Dovey
Adams Counties
REAL
Kahler
Southern Illinois Coal Company
Weeping Water Boy
Albert W. Jefferis
U.S
Senate
Jefferis
C. L. Wiles
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