Greenwood and Cedar Creek clash ends in Greenwood win
The Greenwood team defeated Cedar Creek 14 to 0 in a Sunday game at Cedar Creek. E. M. Jardine hit a homer driving in three runs, lifting Greenwood to a dominant victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedric D. Fulmer
Hank
Judge W. E. Hand
Wm. D. Coleman
Plattsmouth
Journal
Force
Judge Hand
Mr. Coleman
Arthur Stewart
Mr. Lemeyer
Svork
Cedar Creek
Greenwood
American Live Stock Company Stock Remedy Revival
After nine years of dormancy due to high prices the firm resumes manufacturing its famous stock remedy. General manager W. E. Newkirk invites farmers who used it to rely on the product and Nebraska stock remedy laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Live Stock Company
Nebraska
W. E. Newkirk
Farm Meeting Aims to End Salt Creek Wars
A meeting at the home of Leetokium last week formed to organize for the righting of Salt Creek. The project would alter thirty miles of territory from Greenwood to Ashland, covering about seven miles. It seeks to carry flood waters and save valuable land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Fulmer
C. E. Caffee
A. E. Landon
W. E. Hand
Masonic Order
Ashland
McCarthey
The
Christian Church of Chester
Greenwood
Fred Ethrege
Douglas Carpenter
E. F. Smith
Phillip Reese
Phil
Frank Lee
David Appham
Clearwater
Leetokium
Salt Creek
Cme
Ten Winners in Auto Race on Firestones
Firestone Full-Size Gum-Dipped Balloon tires led to ten winners in the Indianapolis Speedway Classic on Decoration Day. Frank Lockhart won this year at 95.888 mph across 402 miles amid rain and a slippery track, with balloons previously setting a world record by Peter DePaolo at 101.13 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firestone
Peter DePaolo
Frank Lockhart
Poultry Wanted at Plattsmouth Burlington Car Yard
A car load of live poultry is wanted for delivery at the poultry car near the Burlington freight house in Plattsmouth on Wednesday June 30. The buyer promises top prices due to direct shipment to the New York market and notes a long-standing reputation for fair dealing. W. E. Keeney, The Old Reliable Buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Freight House
Plattsmouth
New York
W. E. Keeney
Lockhart Wins 1926 Indianapolis 500 on One Tire Set
The winner Lockhart completed the 500 miles without a tire change in a heavy rain and set an example for Firestone Gum Dipped Tires. The 1926 race marked the ninth victory for Gum Dipped tires at Indianapolis as drivers pushed on the brick track. Firestone claims the process strengthens cord fabric and reduces heat and friction for endurance racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockhart
Indianapolis
Hoosier Speedway
Firestone
Firestone Company
Nehawka to Build New Creek Bridge and Open West Street
County commissioners Harris Spangler and Gorder visited Nehawka to review plans for a new bridge across the west creek and for reopening the street between Hans Stoll and Mrs. Flamme homes. The project would span sixty feet, ten feet longer than the current bridge, with the county supplying the bridge and the town funding grading. If approved, work could start soon with both entities sharing costs and potential two-entry routes into town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Spangler
Gorder
Nehawka
Hans Stoll
Mrs. Flamme
Nehawka Enterprise
Courtesy Is Not Enough In Service Philosophy
A. E. Berry, president of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company, urges staff to treat every subscriber interaction as the only priority of the day. He argues courteous treatment must be paired with real service to prevent misunderstandings and build lasting customer liking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Berry
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Fireworks on Display at Bates Book Store
Bates Book Store offers complete stock of fireworks on display. A worthwhile discount on Spring Coats at the Ladies Toggery invites shoppers to browse current selections and save.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Book Store
Manley Notes Far Reaching Community Visits
Henry Vogler remains seriously ill and many local residents travel to Lincoln Omaha and Louisville for personal visits and business. Frequent calls bring guests to Manley including the Stander and Murphy families, the Flaischmans, and W. J. Rau family while others pursue work from sales to farming concerns and raise car and horse incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Vogler
John Stander
Plattsmouth
Mary and
Anna Murphy
Omaha
Charles Murphy
Messrs
Omar
Rollin Coon
Lincoln
C. W. Brenkenfeld
Manley
Arnold Elsmere
Herold Kerklow
A. H. Humble
Hanna Belle Johnson
Ada Flaischman
Louisville
John Flaischman
Hom
Fred Flaischman
John Gruber
Lawrence Kerklow
H. M. Burdick
Dora Flaischman
John Fhiischman
Nehawka
Joshua Sutphan
Manley. Co
W. Brekenfeld
Elmwood
Hientz Company
Alexine
Rose Stander
August Stander
Sisisnawa
Wisconsin
Agnes
Redemptia
Chicago
The
Rosary College
Rose
A. W. Seiker
Eddie Seiker
A. F. Ranth
York
Lillian Balicek
Palicek
W. J. Rau
Geo. Rau
George Rau
Sherwood School of Music
Bank of Manley
Agricultural College
Frank Stander
John P. Stander
Eddie Stander
Oris Scheffert
Whooping Cough Widespread At Manley Birthday Party
A birthday party at Mr. and Mrs. R. Bergman’s home in Manley drew attendees all suffering from whooping cough. The illness was described as very popular and widespread, with eight or more present enjoying the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley
Will Conduct Barber Shop
Fred Fleischman, a veteran barber who practiced the profession, is mentioned in the notice as conducting a barber shop. The fragment notes his involvement and implies a continuation of his longtime trade in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley
Will
Fred Fleischman
Central School Playground Under Supervision Sees Busy Week
The playground guided by Miss Fields and assistants attracted about 60 youngsters under ten each morning and many older children in the afternoon. Joe Battery aided part of the week with plans to continue, while the old high school building hosts craft work and rainy day activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Fields
Joe Battery
America
Daytime Playground Schedule Promotes Cooperation and Play
The notice outlines a day of activities from 1:80 to 5:00 including tennis, baseball, circle games, handwork, horseshoes, croquet, sewing, songs, stunts, races and contests. It invites community members to donate croquet sets tennis rackets balls baseball equipment and other games to support children learning cooperation and activity.
Andrew Stohlman Returns to Take Nursery Stock Orders
Andrew Stohlman announces his return to the old stand at 124-2sw and asks patrons to place orders for nursery stock, promising a square deal and noting he will call on them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Stohlman
Dry Fourth of July in Wa mera Kansas turns dry
A truck load of liquor meant for Wa mera Kansas was seized by police in Council Bluffs Iowa after driver R B Retz failed to use lights. Retz received three months in jail and a $600 fine. his truck and cargo were confiscated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Wamera
Kas
R. B. Retz
Canada
Retz
Spring Coat Bargain at the Ladies Toggery
The Ladies Toggery advertises a large reduction on new Spring coats inviting shoppers seeking seasonal savings and style.
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Greenwood \ Department
Blanche Stile
Wallace Borden
Co. D. Fulmer
Farmers
Baines
Jacob Witte
W. EF. Pailing
Fred Ethrere
M. C. Keefer
Glenwood
Iowa
Oo. F. Anderson
Governor McMullen
Phillip Hall
Lee Smith
Ernest Smith
Nora Cunningham
Kathleen
W. A. Armstrong
Jardine Motor Company
Chevrolet
Clifford Buckingham
A. D. Buckingham
James Sanborn
P. L. Hall
Bank of Green
Madaline
Dorothy Smith
Eleanor Mapes
L. B. Appleman
Los Angeles
Gladys Traherm
West
H. M. Hanson
West End
Cass County
Frank Rouse
BUICK
Bert Reed
Weeping Water
J. B. Livingston
S. F. Anderson
Greenwood, Nebraska
Wart Creek
County
Mahley
Glb
Sane G
Che FM
Soennichsen Co
Kansas
Manley Service Garage
General Motor Repairing
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