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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1927
Page
5
W G Davis reports a call from Frank Dowd of Superior Nebraska praising Plattsmouth as an ideal site for a farmers cooperative creamery. Dowd says the region has ample cream and no close competitors and that a creamery would boost dairy business and provide steady income for shareholders.
Busy week in Murdoch features residents traveling to Lincoln and Omaha for events, purchases, and visits. Notables include J Johanson trucking stock to Omaha, painting and remodeling by H H Lawton, Miss Janet McNamara at Peru summer school, and De Laval cream separators bought by local farmers.
Excellent pure blood Short Horn bull calf offered for sale. Raised near Murdock Nebraska, ready for breeding and herd improvement. Suitable for ranch or farm operation seeking quality genetics.
We extend our thanks for the kindness shown to our daughter during illness and after her death. We appreciate the floral tokens of love and respect and those who attended the funeral. Sincere thanks from Abraham Long and wife and C. I Lone and wife.
Auction style classified notice offers a 100 pound refrigerator for sale in excellent condition. The seller notes a Fridictaire machine recently installed at the home and states they no longer need the refrigerator.
Mrs Minnie Kimberly Nelson died at her home near Murdock on Saturday June 15 after several weeks illness. She had married Wm F Nelson and moved to Murdock where she made many friends. The body was taken to Bilge Springs for interment, and Mr Nelson has the sympathy of many friends.
G V Pickwell reports a hindered Milwaukee with a T foot cut and traveling tongue trucks in good running order in every way. He is located 13 miles west of Murdock Nebraska.
E M Shatto enjoyed a lake outing at Meadow with his boat, taking in a peaceful excursion on the water. The event highlights leisure activity by a local figure and the scenic lake setting.
Mrs Rush slipped while working at home and fell down cellar steps, suffering severe bruises but no broken bones. Her husband Mr Rush also slipped while carrying a galvanized item, injuring his hand severely and rendering its use impossible for a time.
A traveler recalls yesterday's visit to Weeping Water Cass county’s fair city. They note meeting Mr Seely editor of the Republican and seeing a linotype install. They praise the town’s shops banks and a band stand on main street with Thursday concerts.
A World Herald squib relayed by Clarke G Powell, commissioner of the Omaha Chamber, describes wheat fields damaged by spray and foam and corn improving, urging calm and resolve amid harsh conditions.
Mrs Amelia Wrenn was among visitors in Omaha today when she was summoned by illness to Berama in that city.
Henry B Maxwell executor petitions in Cass County District Court seeking to quiet title to the west half of the northwest quarter and north half of the southwest quarter of Section 21 Township 12 North Range 14 East in Cass County Neb and to cancel mortgages and remove cloud on title. Defendants must answer by August 1927.
Several residents and visitors are noted in Plattsmouth area activity. Edward Kelley traveled for a brief visit. Grover Rhoden bought a Universal touring car. Anton Auertwald purchased a car in Manley. Roislin Coon takes on Bankers Life of Des Moines agency while radio station WHO work continues. Other mentions include Carl Bauth and Anna at Murray for a Cook reunion, and family picnics near South Bend with Grover Rhoden and Fred Falischman households.
Mrs. Alice Jones accompanied them and will visit for some time in Norfolk. Clyde Jenkins has a new position as manager of a variety store in Norfolk.
David Tighe of Wabash Nebraska offers a fine Short Horn milk cow with calf by her side. Price and further details available on inquiry.
Elmer Pearson has purchased the ten capacity battery charter from Herbert Ward and installed it in his office. He plans to charge batteries for all who need such service.
A report notes an operation able to handle ten batteries simultaneously, highlighting efficiency and systemic capability. The description emphasizes throughput and organizational readiness without detailing procedures or personnel.
The district court clerks office receives a handsome bouquet of red ramler roses, brightening the printing plant and newsroom. The gesture is attributed to Mrs. Golda Noble Boal, the district court clerk, whose kindness is noted with thanks.
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