Local People and Visitors Reported in Brief Notes
The clipping lists several local residents and visitors on a recent weekend including Jef Flontines owner of a new Ford in Alvadore Niehler an Omaha visitor, and others such as Serry Travin, Albert Jene fetenbhy who bought two fine Duree Jersey pins, Mrs. Jeff Brendel, Jessy Chambers, Rhoden, Jean MeVes, Mortok Fiteh, Jee SMiseskes, Jan Stucky, Henry Shrinemoaker, Leone Terry lerry and G HL tampere. It reads like a string of short society mentions with names and places like Platisooith Tumsine and Nehawka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jef Flontines
Alvadore Niehler
Omaha
Serry
Travin
South Omaha
Albert Jene Fetenbhy
AL A
Young
Jeff Brendel
Imosines
Jessy Chambers
J. ©. Rhoden and Jean MeVes Drove To Pihetamouth Sartiprdies
Mortok Fiteh
Jee Smiseskes
Jan Stucky
Whatiometth
Heary
Local residents attend births and visits in Murray area
Wednesday report notes the birth of a boy to Mr and Mrs Cameron Cathey. Several visits include Elbert Queen with his sister, Mrs FL OT Wiltem and Jamile in Murray, and Mrs White with daughter Lillian visiting the A Younes home. Gregg Clark and Jed Gorder made brief stops. townsfolk report busy grain work and farm activity near Murray and Norden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore
Cameron Cathey
Ben Windham
Phattemonth
Elbert Queen
FL. OT. Wiltem
Jamile
Murray Yast
Dweer Todd
Norden
A. A. Johnson
Nebraska City
White
Lillian
Plattanouth
M. A. Younes
Jed Gorder
Murray
Phattementh
V. A. Kennedy
Mra
O A. Davis
Charles Creamer
Cecil Davis
Weepink Water
G. H. Gilmore
Lincoln
S. 8
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Plattsmouth Area
Plattsmouth community shares social visits and journeys from Ashland to Nehawka. Guests include the Tippens and Sebulliof families at the I. A. Young home, and travelers from Gordon Nebraska. Reports mention land interests, weddings, farmers, and a banquet with Ak-Sar-Ben remains.
Why We Raise Droes in Duroc Bulletin
John Young and A. Peck discuss advantages of purebred stock for hogs and cattle. The article highlights faster production, easier breeding, and building a foundation herd. The Farm Bureau backs purebreds and offers support to breeders and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duroc
Droes
John Young
A. Peck
Css
Ile Bosan
Lilthe
Anid Hecho
Farm Bureau
Marriage in Gordon Nebraska Brides Griswold and Barker
Miss Filorence Griswold and Wayne Barker were married at the bride’s parents home in Gordon Nebraska. Barker is the son of Mr and Mrs All Barker of Gordon with Mrs Mabel McConnaha Barker as his mother. They planned a wedding trip to Hot Springs South Dakota and would reside in Hrenon South Dakota where the groom was employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
W. C. Tippens
John Sebulliof
I. A. Young
James Brown
John Herger
Colorado
Ashland
Frank Oliver
Wisconsin
Murray
R. BR. Nickles
Imperial
Lula McConunnsha
Gordon
Nebraska
Rev. Buchanan
W. A. Brown
John Edmunds
Henry Nice
Mr. Edmunds
Grandma Wiley
Cozud
John Bercer
Henry Fist
Memphis
John Berger
California
Nehawka
Fort Hassler
Osceola
Jas. Mausy
Pintterneouth
G. W. Merockin
Murry
Mary Thivis
Lincoln
Sairl Simvis
Henry ¢. Lonz
Shenandoah
Iowa
E. Oppenheimer
L. HL. Pats
W. Hh.puls
Willian Puls
A. Gansmer
Philip Hild Wand
J. A. Enzelkemeier
Hte Puls
Thuls
Surlington Rsitirfal
Plattaemeuwth
J. A. Young
Clara Young
Miss Bogkineser
Miss Vounsz
Barrows
Joseph Stuschka
Joseph Mrasekes
Omaha
Ak-Sar-Benden
the State Journal
Ace
Filorence Griswold
Wayne Barker
Nebr
Croom
All Barker
Mabel McConnaha- Barker
Hot Springs
S. Dak
Hrenon
Four Red Coming Three Year Old Heifers Import
Albert Young reports four red coming three year old heifers weighing about 60 pounds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Young
Raspberries for Sale at $7 a Crate
Mrs H C Long of Murrar offers ripe raspberries at seven dollars per crate and urges quick reservations by phone number 39 as demand rises.
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H. C. Long
Murrar
Murray U. P. Church Services Announced
Free seats for all at Murray United Presbyterian Church with Bible school at 10 a.m. Sunday. Morning worship at 11 a.m. sermon titled No Alternative. Evening service at p.m. with The Magic Mirror and special music. Change of hour noted for evening service and mid week prayer Wednesday night Saul the Pharisee.
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Farry
Saul
The
Magic Mirror
Saul the Pharisee
Fourth Moray business houses close at ten on July fourth
The fourth of July business day schedule announces all Moray stores will shut at ten o clock in the morning and remain closed for the balance of the holiday. Patrons with trading to complete are urged to note the early closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moray
Plattsmouth Presbyterians Hold Social at Maple Grove Farm
The Presbyterian society at Plattsmouth celebrated a Monday evening gathering at Maple Grove farm west of Murray. About fifty county youths attended a lively program with games and a luncheon, and all declared they enjoyed the event.
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Society of the Presbyterian Church
Plattsmouth
Maple Grove
Murray
Black and White Sow Estrayed From Murray Stockyards
A black and white sow weighing about 250 pounds estrayed from the Murray stockyards. Cal[ler] Gl. M. Minford, Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Minford
Traveler Dr Lafayette Blackard Visits Old Twin Falls Connection
Dr Lafayette Blackard of Twin Falls Idaho visits W J Philpot six miles west of Murray where he childhood friend Ir G H Gilmore once studied and played. Blackard has been in the west for 12 years since leaving in 1888 and plans to stay awhile enjoying the reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Blackard
Twin Falls
Idaho
W. J. Philpot
Murray
H. Gilmore
Per. Blanchird
West
Vallery Family Reunion Brings Kin From Several Towns
The children of T W Vallery and wife held a reunion at the old home west of Murray, gathering with Glen Vallery Frank Vallery Charles Vallery Willis and Jesse McVey among others. The elder Vallerys are longtime residents of the area and remain respected. The event linked families from Plattsmouth Louisville Nehawha and Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Vallery
Murray
Vallerys
Glen Vallery
Frank Vallery
Plattstooth
Charles Vallers
Louisville
Nen Willis
Wits
Near Nehawha
Jesse McVey
Vacation blends with health tips and patent remedies
An advertisement extols vacation pleasure in forests lakes and streams while warning against stomach troubles. It promotes Triner’s Bitter Wine to cleanse the bowels and prevent discomfort in hot weather, and urges readers to ask for genuine products. Also pitched are Triner’s Lintment Anti Putrin Dental Cream and related items for feet and throat care.
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Triner
Condition Still Serious After Stroke in Nebraska
Reports from Nebraska state that George Stevenson, father of Mrs. Earl Irejan and Mrs. F. Rehal of this city, remains in serious condition after a parasitic stroke last Sunday evening. He is semi conscious with little hope of recovery as his daughters stay by his bedside.
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Nebraskiity
George Stevenson
Earl Irejan
F. Rehal
Inebriated Ira Towers Fined by Judge Archer
Ira Towers was found intoxicated by police and brought before Chief of Police Jones. Judge M Archer assessed a $10 fine plus costs, which Towers paid before his release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Towers
Jones
M. Archer
Ed Ripple Pays Cash for Eggs to D W
Ed Ripple provided cash for eggs to D and W in a local market transaction. The deal involved a straightforward purchase at market rates with no reported disputes or additional goods exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripple
D&w
Mobilizing Harvest Army in the South
The labor army mobilizes from Texas to the Midwest to harvest wheat. Free employment offices run by the federal agriculture department and state agencies send thousands of men to Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri for the harvest. Temporary offices open seasonally in towns across Oklahoma Kansas and Nebraska with wages around 60 cents an hour and board.
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Kansasity
Labor Army
Texas
Dakota
Free Employment Agency
Federal Department of Agriculture
Free Employment Bureaus
Fort Worth
Little Rock
Ark
Federal Employment Bureau
Oklahoma
Hutchison
Kansas
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Muskogee
Enid
Ardmore
Carmen
Woodward
Aiva
Guymon
Cherokee
Kansas City
Salina
Parsons
Topeka
Troslee City
Colby
Union Station
Missouri
Nebraska
Omaha
Lincoln
Hastings
Sidney
Nebraskan Named as Comptroller
J Haymond McCarl of McCook Nebraska secretary of the republican congressional campaign committees was nominated by President Harding to be comptroller general of the United States in the new budget law. The post carries a fifteen year term with a 10000 dollar salary and control of federal finances and audits except postal accounts.
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Washington
J. Haymond McCarl
McCook
Neb
Harding
United Stttes
Joseph T. Booth
Evanston
Wyoming
Donald McAllister
McCarl
Congressional Committee
University of Nebraska Law School
Norris
Republican
Nebraska
Post Office Department
Comptroller
Comptroller of the Treasury
Congress
Japanese and Chita Agree on Siberian Concessions
A Harbin dispatch reports M. Shimada and M. Koremotoff drafting a preliminary pact between Japan and the Chita government in eastern Siberia. The accord amends the Russo Japanese treaty to benefit Japan, confirms privileges in forests and mines, notes Saghelin province interests, and plans withdrawal of Japanese troops from the maritime province.
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Tokio
Asahi
Harbin
Manchuria
M. Shimada
M. Koremotoff
Chita
Siberia
Japan
Saghelin
Maritime
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