Union Social Notes and Local Visits Update
A roundup of residents and visitors in Union Nebraska and surrounding areas. W P Cook and Eugene Walbridge visited Union. Miss Donnelly Robb left for St Louis. families from Omaha Greenwood and Manley called on locals. A Talmage win over Union 4 to 2 is noted plus church and school activities and a Korea mission address forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Cook
Union
Mont Robb
James H. Wilson
Oliver Miller
Near Manley
J. H. Miller
Charles F. Keltner
Harold Nicklios
Frank Bauer
Greenwood
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church of Wyoming
L. G. Todd
Talmage
Mrasek & Richter
Murrey
J. E. McCarroll
Leslie Everett
M. F. Short
Hamburg
Iowa
W. L. Stine
William Franklin Race
Mill Pond
Wyoming
Nebraska City
C. L. Elliott
Sotmic
E. D. Southworth
Union Schools
Whd
W. L. Havenrige
Ethel Becker
Virginia Copenhaver
Business College
Omaha
Knows How To Raise Potatoes
Constable and painter J. F. Wilson, skilled at raising potatoes, reports a garden harvest from three hills totaling 53 spuds. He found 13 on one hill and 20 on each of the other two, then placed stones at row ends to deter tampering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constable
J. F. Wilson
Enijoy Picnic at Elmwood Park Omaha
The Reddy family excluding J. C. Reddy and Herbert who had severe mumps went to Omaha for a picnic at Elmwood Park. The father stayed home to care for the sick son while other children joined the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
J. C. Reddy
Mr. Reddy
Herbert
Elmwood Park
Missouri Pacific Train Times At Union Station
Effective last Sunday Missouri Pacific changed departure times from Union Station. Train 103 Omaha afternoon leaves 2 05, 104 Kansas City southbound at 9 25, 105 northbound at 5 45, 106 midnight southbound at 1 00, 108 afternoon southbound at 2 01. Lincoln branch arrives 9 15 and departs for Lincoln at 3 05. Take note and do not miss the trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Union
Omaha
Kansas City
Lincoln
Fordson Tractor With Two Bottom Plows Trade Opportunity
Farm equipment notice advertises a Fordson tractor with two bottom plows offered for sale or trade. It is described as good as new and is listed under Co. M. Chrisweisser with contact phone 49 in Nehawka Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordson
Good As new.Co
M. Chrisweisser
Nehawka
Nebraska
Sale of Refused Freight at Missouri Pacific Depot
We will sell to the highest bidder at the Missouri Pacific depot in Union at 1 p m June 28 1924 the refused freight consigned from Franklin Paint company Cleveland Ohio to Henry Shepard. One 50 gallon steel drum roofing paint and one 5 gallon pail roofing cement, 11s-21 U H. L. Swanson, Agent Mo. Pac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Union
Franklin Paint Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Henry Shepard
Treasury projects large surplus despite soldiers bonus
Washington reports the government ends the fiscal year with excess receipts over expenditures of 498 million dollars, about 170 million more than earlier estimates. For 1925 the surplus is projected at 60 million dollars, with 18 percent lower appropriations than 1924. Public debt reduction totals over 4.1 million dollars between 1915 and 1924. Madden and Warren present a rosier view of the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Madden
Illinois
Hous Committee On Appropriations
Warren
Wyoming
Senate Committee On Appropriations
House
Senate
Schlater Family Visits Louisville Before Ranch Move
Frank E Schlater his wife and children spend a short time in Louisville with relatives and old time friends before leaving for their new home on the ranch in Garden county near Hayard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Schlater
Louisville
Garden County
Hayard
De Molay Chapter Elects Officers for Three Months
Cass Chapter of the Order of De Molay elected officers at the Masonic temple naming Elmer Johnson as master councillor and Leonard Born as senior councillor. Remaining offices to be appointed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Chapter
Order of de Molay
Masonic Temple
Elmer Johnson
Leonard Born
Pest control and egg management tips for farms
The bulletin advises targeting Hessian fly damage in earlier sown fields and urges campaigns to eradicate infestations. It promotes selling infertile eggs from flocks, improving egg quality through careful management, sanitation, and handling. It also recommends protecting dairy cows from flies by stabling during heat and using gunny sacks or sprays, detailing a fish oil tar carbolic acid spray. Watermelons bulletin distribution is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Agricultural College
Lincoln
Farmers Bulletin
Fia
Seed Bed Preparation for Large Juicy Fruit
A guide discusses preparing the seed bed planting and cultivation, pest control, and marketing to grow large sweet and juicy crops. It emphasizes soil readiness seed placement and care through growth to harvest for a profitable yield.
Nebraska Shows Well In Death Rate Statistics
Nebraska appears among thirty two states with lower diabetes death rates in industrial policyholders than the national average. The 1923 data from Met Life shows Nebraska's rate at 16.9 per 100000, with insulin use noted as a factor in the trend. The bulletin cites lower rates in Western Canada and various U S regions, and discusses racial age factors in diabetes mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
United States
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Canada
Saskatchewan
Central States
Kansas
Minnesota
Michigan
Alabama
Oklahoma
South Carolina
North Carolina
Arkansas
Tennessee
Middle Atlantic
New England
Statistical Bulletin
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Ithode Island
Bates Book Store Slices Fourth of July Goods Shelf
The Bates Book Store offers a range of Fourth of July goods including flags, banners, and patriotic accessories for holiday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Book Store
Public health official leads drive to eliminate diphtheria
Dr. J D Case, state public health superintendent, seeks physician cooperation to enforce quarantine laws after 1923 diphtheria deaths rise vs 1922. He cites national death rate drop and urges a special effort to wipe out the disease in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Case
State Department of Public Health and Welfare
Nebraska
United States
Diphtheria Fight Urged Across Nebraska In Health Drive
The text calls for shared responsibility to enforce quarantine laws and proper immunization. It urges public cooperation with the state health department, distributing a bulletin on toxin-antitoxin use and Schick test education. It notes Nebraska diphtheria deaths of 129 in 1922 and 138 in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schick
Nebraska
State Department of Health
Injunction Sought Over Land Trespass Case in Cass County
Frederick Omar Schlichtemeier filed a petition in Cass County Nebraska asking for a restraining order to stop Frederick Frank Schlichtemeier and his agents from trespassing on real estate held in life estate by the plaintiff. The matter, heard by County Judge Allen J Beeson due to the district judge's absence, granted a temporary restraining order with a hearing set for Saturday June 28 in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Omar Schlichtemeier
William A. Robertson
The
District Court
Frederick Frank Schlichtemeier
Lfe
Cass County
Nebraska
James T. Hegley
Allen J. Beeson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union Department
J. A. Simmons
Ellis LaRue
Bruce Wolfe
Curley
Hathaway
Herman L. Swanson
Eagle
Mr. Swanson
Carl Stone
Foster
E. E. Moore
Edward A. Dowler
Union, Nebraska
Clear Lake
Frans Bros. Lumber Co
H. L. Swanson
Mo. Pac
U. S
DE Molay
R. D. Stine
Produce
Tony Sudduth
Union, Neb
Farm Bureau
WM. F. Race, M. D
Afi To
Plattsmouth, Neb
Plattsmouth
Cedar Creek
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