Men Who Succeed Through Hard Work and Savings
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
3
Local News Highlights From Around Auburn and Nearby
WA Taylor works with Missouri Pacific Painting for a Baptist church project nearing completion. Cr W Finney and Auburn family guests of friends. G W Cheney transported hogs to the Nebraska City market Monday. Edward Shaw visited Nevada Missouri for several days. Del Irwin attended business in Omaha Saturday. Mrs M H Shoemaker returns home from extended visit with her son Edwin in Omaha. W C T D L to meet July Lark with Mrs M T Medruinn. Lemuel Barritt visited Lincoln for summer school. Miss Jessie Todd visiting Mrs E J New at Craig. Mesdames Rita Erran and Nellie Hammestrom of Omaha visited Mrs W M Surrett last week. Mont Robb spent Sunday with family in Plattsmouth for a few weeks. A H Austin injured falling from bank roof of Union Bank now recovering. Farmers Union Mercantile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WA. Taylor
Missouri Pacific
Baptist Church
Cr. W. Finney
Auburn
G. W. Cheney
Nebraska City
Edward Shaw
Nevada
del Irwin
Omaha
M. H. Shoemaker
Edwin
W. C
World Wide Guild
C. F. Harris
A. L. Tidd
A. H. Duxbury
Plattsmouth
Fred Borne
Ore Clarke
W. Finney
A. T Dowler
Weeping Water
Mr. Dowler
Fred Rhodewald
Union
T. H. Pollock Auto Company
Plattamouth
United
FP. Harris
J. J. Crass
Farmers Union Elevator
Johnson
A. W. Fropst
Winensa Priart
Viola Whilis
Fern Deles Dernier
Fern Noermal
John Rehanhagen
Mnuhling
Mondas
Nels Martin
Thomas Ho Darney
Samuel Miller
New Maricket
H. J. Steausen
Mrs. Swainsen
Crandpa
Grandma
Harkes Henner
E M. Mederkin
Bank of
Cam County
A. S Wij
Porter Texan
Will Toyvler
Ate Wovid
Cink Eisited
Mra
Ars BR
Evegen Sundas
Doverett
Wl Tayler
John Lidgen
Daniel Lyon
Nebraska
C. E. Ryder
Kansas
Chamber of Ecommerce Boosters
Lira Union Tidorsdat
Mary B. Allison
Pigit
A. L. Beeier
Wil
Elmwood
George Worlexs
Meg Miller
The
J, DD
Joes
L. G
Jessie ‘Todd
Elsie Taylor
Mattsmouth
Cortest
Haenors
J. Phaviews
Nehauwka
Cedar Creeek
Connors
Cedar Creek
Platts
Like Prans
Aho
Genue
Community notices mix with regional social updates
Local residents report meetings and visits across Cass County Nebraska. World Wide Guild Girls gather at the Harris home, while attorneys A L Tidd and A H Duxbury attend a Union meeting in Plattsmouth. Sports mention Nehawka’s 12 to 6 win over Cedar Creek and a ballgame in Auburn with fallouts.
Local traveler returns home after brief stops in Brule and Denver
An unnamed traveler arrived home Monday after visits to Brule Nebraska Joleshbure Denver and Burlington Colorado and completed a task at the Sheldon company office in Nehawka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ites Hall Frans
Brule
Nebr
Joleshbure
Denver
Burlington
Colorado
Wood
Sheldon Company
Nehawka
New Journalism Venture by Union Man Advertised
Fred Borne of Union has acquired the former touring list and plans a new paper named The Unison to be mailed from here and printed in the Weeping Water Republican office. Union deserves a local paper and strong citizen support if the venture serves the town’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Borne
Union
Leducer
Netawka News
Weeping Water Republican
East Union Cemetery Meeting Rescheduled for Friday
A rain postponement forced the postponement of the East Union cemetery meeting. A new gathering is set for Friday afternoon at two o'clock at Mt. Hope Church northeast of town. All interested are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Union Cemetery
Mt. Hope Church
Wanted to Buy Pony Cart for Cash
Advertisement notes G W Chenery seeks to buy a pony cart for cash. Contact details not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Chenery
Do Not Mistake the Bells
A playful note on bells in daily life warns not to confuse wedding bells with telephone bells and to listen for distinct ring tones. The piece suggests watchful waiting will be rewarded.
Mrs Klaurens Not So Well Reports From Bedside
The notice states Mrs Klaurens is not feeling well while at the Penser beepstel in Gimaka with Mrs Nicholas Biagurers. Mr and Mrs John Fraga of Ne haveksa visited Palen Monday and traveled by Ombrig bus to see Mrs Klaurens who is the mother of Mrs Fronis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klaurens
Nicholas Biagurers
Penser Beepstel
Gimaka
John Fraga
Nehaveksa
Palen
Ombrig
Fronis
Bathe at Capital Beach Draws Trion Visitors
A large party of Trion residents visited Capital Sivach last Sunday. Notables included W. E. Porter and daughter, A. L. Decker and family, Frank Bauer, W. J. H. Marks and wife, Mrs. M. McQuinn, Anna Bauer, Robert Chase and family, and Dorothy, Joe and Join Lidgermani with spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Beach
Sivach
Amore
W. E. Porter
A. L. Decker
Frank Bauer
W. JH
Dinner Honors Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Dwyer Todd
A dinner and reception celebrated the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Dwyer Todd with guests including Mr. Todd and Dr J G Todd. The couple will depart soon for a northern state home as friends gathered from the Todd and Vantines circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwyer Todd
J. G. Todd
Todd
Honer
Glen Todi
John Vantines
Wromine
Ceorie BE. Shadedot
Gind Panithy
Luther Mead Survives Hospital Recovery After Fall
Luther Mead suffered a fractured vertebra after a fall that sent him crashing onto a screen. He has been treated in Omaha and, though seriously injured, believes the accident was not as severe as feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Mead
Sreen Alii
Bin
Omahe
Betes
Entertainers visit Omaha grain exchange event
McCarthy and guests attended a meeting of train dealers from southeastern Norway and southwestern Jawa for the Omaha Grain Exchange. After the visit they were taken to Gus Renz's new comedy at the Hendren theatre, which they enjoyed. the gathering stirred mixed feelings among locals about the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L & Tate
FOHW
McCarthy
Oommiet
Nervik
Jawa Tor
ateSar-Henden
Gus Renz
Notice to Farmers weekly in Hatsmouth County office
Notice to farmers to meet weekly in Hatsmouth County Superintendent's office on Monday for instructions and guidance. If afternoon, a field visit may be arranged to show where requested. Phone 47%. L R Snipes, County Agr. Apt.
Choice Lots for Sale on Vibe Street Between Ruth and Sixnih
Property offering 140 feet on Vibe street between Ruth and Sixnih, New double structure with all improvements in and paid for. Terms available. W. F. Rosencrans handles sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vibe Street
Ruth and
Sixnih Streets
Wilsell
Ford Touring Car For Sale In 4-1 Condition
Car is offered for sale for 225 dollars with a 10 percent discount for cash. It has a font feed and spot Hecht features and was taken in on furniture. Contact phone 644 2 rinses Ghuri st Gierist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghurist & Gierist
Ad copy tips and flower orders from Stanfield Book Shop
The notice urges careful ad preparation for best value and notes Stanfield Book Shop will receive cut flower orders and accept flyers for sons of Mowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Mowers
Stanfield Book Shop
Worthwhile Bargains No 3 Cans of Peaches
Local ad offers 24 cans of peaches for 7.90 dollars or a full case buy at a price that encourages quick purchase. The listing emphasizes bargain quantities and value for shoppers.
Overtime Rates Cut Out By Board
The United States railroad board ruled overtime pay for railway workers will shift from time and one half after eight hours to a pro rata rate starting July 1. The decision allows existing individual rate agreements to stand and preserves U S R A rules until board decisions on disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Til
United States Railroad Board
Young
United States Railroad Administration
Wheat price declines sweep markets with sharp breaks
In Chicuca and Bransar City reports, wheat futures dropped significantly with July futures off 10 cents and September about 6 1/2 cents as heavy receipts weighed on prices. Delivery prices slipped to around 1.19 5 in Chicuca and 1.22 in Bransar, reflecting broad market weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicuca
Bransar City
Ulster Cabinet Called Over Irish Settlement Letters
Helfast reports a Ulster cabinet meeting is summoned by Sir James Craig for Tuesday to discuss Premier Lloyd George’s invitation to Irish leaders seeking a caulcalation. Dublin notes Eamon de Valera may speak after talks. Sinn Fein circles expect a meeting with Lloyd George and Craig and mention John Joseph McKeown’s recent murder trial link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helfast
Tister
James Craig
Liverd George
North
Ireland
James
Lioyrd George
Jamfes
Associated Press
Dublin
Lifford George
Eamonn de Valera
Sinn Fein
de Valera
Lloyd George
Craig
John Joseph McKeown
McCrath
Meeting of Wounded War Veterans in Detroit
A message from Marshal Foch of France was read to the executive committee of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War in Detroit. The note honors American soldiers wounded or killed, praising their sacrifice and cementing friendship between France and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Marshal Foch
France
New York Delegation Proposes National Clearing House
The New York delegation launched a proposal to create a national clearing house to direct all aid for wounded and disabled soldiers. The move follows calls from the convention for immediate congressional action on proposed legislation and expresses lasting gratitude and friendship on the reunion day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Organization
National Clearing House
New York
Woman Dies from Sliver in Finger After Chicken Feeding
Carrie Ohm, 45, of 1755 South Natpath, died after a sliver pierced her finger while feeding chickens two weeks earlier. An infection developed into lockjaw and she died Saturday at St. Joseph's hospital. Funeral at home and burial in Bohemian National Cemetery. Health officials warn immediate anti tetanus shots after skin injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Olim
South
City Health Office
Bohemian National Cemetery
Ohm
St. Joseph's Hospital
A. &. Pinto
Worll-Herald
Financial conditions improve in Federal Reserve district
Kansas City June 27 financial conditions in the Tenth Federal Reserve district are in better condition than for many months. Ample currency and credit are available for harvesting and crop movements, the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis review notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtones
Credi
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank of Kuansas Citras
Beajder
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Federal Reserve District
Tiemers
Jesse Thad
Partic
Kansas
Ctty
Federal Reserve Bank of
Rateds City
Warner Couple Return From California Visit
Charles H. W arner and his wife have returned home after a two week stay in California They visited Los Angeles and met several former Plattsmouth residents now living on the Pacific coast The trip featured social visits with old neighbors during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles HW. Warner
California
Los Angeles
Plattsmouth
Pacific Coast
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union Department
Bank of Union
Safety Deposit Boxes
Cash
Willis
A. R. Dowler
Proprietor Union
W. H. DuBois
A. L. Becker
Edith Frans
W. FE. Rosencrans
R. D. Stine
Mrs. Ohm
Charlies Ohm
This City
Airs Fred Ohm
Schulhof
Plano
Move Produce Co
Cloidt Lumber Yared
South 4Th St
Lincoln County
L. R. Upton
Chas. Bowdish
Union, Nebr
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