Dwyer Files Democratic Nomination for County Attorney
Harry K. Dwyer filed for the Democratic nomination for county attorney at the county clerk's office Thursday afternoon. He is son of D. O. Dwyer and a Nebraska and Creighton law graduate, previously with Howard Dwyer in Nebraska City, now assisting in Dwyer and Dwyer. Only Republican candidate W. G. Kieck had filed for the post so far.
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Dwyer
D. O. Dwyer
Nebraska
Creighton Law Schools
Howard
Nebraska City
Dwyer & Dwyer
W. G. Kieck
Local residents visit nostalgia and relatives in the city
Mr and Mrs Tout Hickson of Omaha were in the city Sunday to enjoy time with old friends. Dorothy Elliott and her brother John returned from a week in Illinois visiting the world’s fair and relatives in Aurora. Joseph Manacek and Miss Laura Grassman of Omaha were in the city for a short time Sunday visiting relatives and friends.
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Dorothy Elliott
Brother John
Ilinois
Illinois
Aurora
Joseph Manacek
Laura Grassman
Omaha
Nurse Miss Pricke To Return Home For Vacation
Miss Jane Pricke a nurse training at the University hospital in Omaha is expected to return home in the next few days to spend her vacation with her mother Mrs Maude Fricke and her brother and sister.
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Jane Pricke
University Hospital
Omaha
Maude Fricke
Herman Hough Heads to Pennsylvania and Century of Progress
Herman Hough leaves Sunday for Pennsylvania to visit relatives he has not seen in years. He will also stop at the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago.
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Herman Hough
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Presbyterian Sunday School Picnic at Riverview Park
The Presbyterian Sunday school members held their annual picnic today at Riverview park in Omaha. They traveled by car with their teachers and spent the day in sports enjoying the park’s beauty.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Riverview Park
Omaha
Ohio teacher Hazel Dovey visits Canton friends
Miss Hazel Dovey a Canton city school teacher, with her niece Miss Mary Eleanor Brown of Cleveland, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. Dovey, parents of Miss Dever. They traveled from Cleveland Thursday at 7 10 a m stopping near Peoria overnight and reached Canton Friday at 4 15 p m Mrs Shepherd is visiting relatives in Omaha.
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Hazel Dovey
Canton
Ohio
Mary Eleanor Brown
Cleveland
C. €. Dovey
Dever
Shepherd
Peoria
Illinois
Wanted to Buy Used Self Feeder for Cattle
WANTED TO BUY Used self feeder for cattle. T. H. POLLOCK 125 2nd 2tw Plattsmouth Nebr Letterheads envelopes statements and all kinds of commercial printing done promptly at the Journal office Call No 8.
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T. H. Pollock
Plattsmouth
Nebr
Journal
Morehead Hints He May Run for U S Senator
Falls City Neb a veiled hint that John H Morehead would enter the U S senatorial race was seen in his first public utterance since returning from Washington. He said he would serve best with his long business experience in public and private roles and that he does not seek the governorship or the House. He urged pragmatic leadership, avoided pledges, and commented on the New Deal and party loyalties amid Nebraska politics.
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Falls City
Neb
John H. Morehead
United States
Washington
Senate
House
Bryan
Neraska
Burke
Omaha
World Herald
Arthur Mutten
National
Neville
Homer Gruenther
Chris Gruenther
Aid
Nebraska
Temporary bonds listed for Columbus Genoa power project
States Auditor Trice registered 206000 of temporary debentures without coupons for the Columbus Genoa power project to aid preliminary work and borings ahead of a 7200000 PWA loan. Proceeds are in the federal reserve bank at Omaha awaiting use by engineers and bids for borings will be invited.
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Trice
Genoa
Carl Kramer
Kramer
Sox Win Fast Game from Nelson Auto Parts
The Red Sox beat Nelson Auto Parts Co. Omaha 4 to 1. Tierce and Thimgean started the scoring in the second, Krejel doubled twice, Krejel scored on Schusche and a Krejel hit, and J Baker scored for Omaha on an error. Sylvester hurled seven strikeouts in the win.
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Red Sox
Nelson Auto Parts Co
Omaha
Tierce
Thimgean
Oliver
Sox
McCarthy
Joe Krejel
Stone
Schusche
Krejel
J. Baker
Dingle
Litely
Sylvester
Brothers Face Each Other in Kittenball Matchup
The Wimpey Inn-Donet team lost to the V-S 61 to 4 in a Tuesday night kittenball game. Four pairs of brothers played on opposing sides including Carlson, Hirz, Krejer, and Smith siblings. Knoflicek and Svoboda pitched for Wimpeys while Turner starred for V-S with solid strikeouts and control. Umpires were Handley, Taylor, and Shellenbarger.
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Wimpey Inn-Donet
V-S
V-5
Carlson Brothers
Robert
Howard Hirz
Frank
Joe Krejer
Chet
Bill Smith
Lovie Knofficek
Wimpeys
John Svoboda
Roy Turner
Davis accepts filing for state representative in Weeping Water
Troy L. Davis, mayor of Weeping Water, was in the city Saturday and accepted the petition filed by many friends to place his name on the Republican ballot for state representative. He has served several terms, with George F. E. Nickles and Paul Schewe already listed as Democratic nominees.
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Troy Ll. Davis
Weeping Water
Davis
George FE. Nickles
Murray
Paul Schewe
Murdock
Doctor's Fat Reduction Advice Prompts Kruschen Use
Mrs Helen Greene recounts a physician recommending Kruschen Salts for overweight. She starts taking it and drops from 192 pounds to 165, praising health and a slimmer figure. The ad claims half teaspoon in hot water each morning, one bottle lasts four weeks, and distribution through F G Fricke & Co. and other drugstores.
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Helen Greene
F. G. Fricke & Co
Tecumseh Candidate Visits City Amid Gubernatorial Bid
Tecumseh city attorney Lewis C. Westwood a Republican lieutenant governor candidate spent a few hours in the city Monday. Westwood is a well known figure in Nebraska municipal circles, serving as vice president of the League of Nebraska Municipalities and active in its councils.
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Lewis C. Westwood
Tecumseh
Westwood
League of Nebraska
League
Local Notes From Nehawka and Weeping Water Visiters
Nehawka Elmer Stoll visited Weeping Water last Saturday. Clarence B. Hansen looked after garage business in Omaha on Monday. Miss Lois Campbell plans a week with aunt Mrs. Emma Chriswisser in Nehawka. Nehawka quarries operate in shifts, rock prep possible at one while the other runs. Julius Buck of Newcastle Wyoming, a former local, shipped two cattle to Chicago, visited Century of Progress, then Nehawka on return, noting dry conditions locally and nearby.
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Elmer Stoll
Clarence B. Hansen
Omaha
Lois Campbell
John Campbell
Murray
Nehawka
Emma Chriswisser
Julius Buck
Newcastle
Wyo
Chicago
Century of Progress
George E. Hanson
Julius
Big Hail Accompanied Rain On Saturday Evening
Rain fell with very large hail stones on Saturday night. Some hail measured three inches across before flattening, creating notable weather impact.
Picnic barbecue mishap near Linoma Beach
The Kuntz and Swanson families planned a pleasant day at Linoma Beach. Their dinner basket attached to the car ran afoul of a burning odor outside Greenwood, and the basket caught fire on the running board, turning a planned cool meal into a hot mishap with no serious injuries reported.
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Herbert Kuntz
Albert Swanson
Mesdames Swanson
Kuntz
Algo
Linoma Beach
Greenwood
Harold Dane Jr Visits Iowa Grandparents
Harold J Dane Jr, son of Mr and Mrs Harold J Dane of Iowa City, Iowa, spent three weeks with his grandparents during a visit by Mr and Mrs Stuart Rough. Harold, aged about six, is a student in the state university of Iowa but in the primary department.
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Harold J. Dane, Jr
Harold J. Dane
Iowa City
Iowa
Stuart Rough
Harold
State University of Iowa
Nehawka to drill test well for water system bids
Nehawka plans a test hole to determine well depth and water yield for a town water system. A bid advertisement will follow in two to three weeks as officials prepare requirements for the project.
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Nehawka
Nehawka Auditorium Undergoing Renovations
Ceilings of the lodge room in Nehawka Auditorium are being covered to finish interior decorations and place the room in prime condition. The hall stands as a memorial to a few enterprising citizens who pursued a better future for the town when the building began.
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Nehawka Auditorium
Nehawka
Nehawka opens home loan office in repurposed building
The former bank and telephone building in Nehawka has been vacated after the switch to dial telephones. It has been repaired and repainted by DIM Joiner of Nebraska City with carpentry by Ralph Kennedy of Murray. The site will house a home loan office and a local government office once finished.
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Home Loan Office
Nehawka
Dial Sysstem
Telephone Company
Dim Joiner
Nebraska City
Ralph Kennedy
Murray
Wheat harvest yields recorded amid a poor year
Ray Chriawisser finished combining his 24 acre wheat field averaging 25 bushels per acre a solid result in a year of widespread failure. Jack Philpot reported uneven gains across his tract with about a dozen acres performing best.
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Ray Chriawisser
Jack Philpot
Acres yield report notes mixed results
The report states acres produced an average 80 bushels per acre while the remainder underperformed.
Pitman Couple Relocate to Nehawka Home
Mr and Mrs Thomas S Pitman who lived in Avoca over forty years moved last week to Nehawka to live with their daughter Mrs Laura Flaischman. They have another daughter Mrs Robert H Chapman in the area.
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Thomas S. Pitman
Avoca
Nehawka
Laura Flaischman
Pitman
Robert H. Chapman
Nehawka Enforces Peddling License Ordinance
Mayor John H. Steffens orders enforcement of a two dollar per day peddling license. He stopped four men in a street car and exacted payment, appointing John Opp as village marshal to detain the violators until the license fees are paid. One case remains held because the men had no funds.
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Nehawka
John H. Steffens
John Opp
Opp
Ther Semple
Community church notices from united Brethren churches
United Brethren in Christ Rev Otto Engebretson at Nehawka Church and Otterbein Church announce services and activities. Readings include Bible school at 10 am, Children’s Day, a program at 8 pm, mid week prayer, and club events led by local families. Camp fire, trips, picnics, and plays noted with dates in late June and early July.
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United Brethren In Christ
Otto Engebretson
Nehawka Church
Bible Church School
Woman's Society
Otterbein Church Bible Church
Isral Spencar Fries obituary outlines long life
Isral Spencar Fries was born March 1860 in Preston County West Virginia. He moved to Nebraska with family after his father’s death and lived in Nebraska City Neligh Nehawka before dying June 18 1924 at age 74. He was a veteran Odd Fellow and survived by six nephews two nieces and one cousin. Funeral services were held at his home near Nehawka with I O O F assistance and burial at Cowls Cemetery in Otoe County.
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Isral Spencar Fries
Isral Spencer Fries
Preston County
West Virginia
Nebraska
David
Nebraska City
Neligh
Nehawka
Mr. Fries
Odd Fellows
Albert Fries
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Fries
Ray O'Day
Vullman
Washington
Wayne O'Day
Fort Angeles
Wash
Engle O'Day
Rhode Island
Lester O'Day
Mabel Hopkins
Chicago
Lillie Ballett
Granite City
Minnie Nelson
New Castle
Nebi
Nellie Overton
Tonawanda
Nebr
W. A. Taylor
Union
Cowls Cemetery
Otoe County
Ruth Owen Meeker Wedding Tied to Washington Figure
Ruth Bryan Owen announces via cable from Copenhagen the Washington marriage of her daughter Mrs. Ruth Owen Meeker to Robert Lehman of New York. The ceremony in the Capitol was conducted by Dr. James Shera Montgomery with only immediate relatives present.
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Denmark
Ruth Bryan Owen
Copenhagen
Ruth Owen Meeker
Robert Lehman
New York
Lehman
Owen
Capitol
New Cor
James Shera Montgomery
House of Representatives
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