Eagle Club Picnic Brings members Together at Ratcliff Farm
Local leaders Mr Walker and Miss Snake hosted a Eagle club picnic near Easie at Ratcliff farm with members from Clothing, baby beef, dairy, swine and corn clubs. Gooding from Agronomy spoke on a corn club booth for Cass county at the state fair. The Eagle clubs emphasize cooperation and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Miss Snake
Eacle
Ratcliff
Easie
Gooding
Agronomy
Eagle Club
Cass County
Eagle
Good Corn on Salvaged Land
Tezac Wiles of Weeping Water cleared 1 acre of waste land by stump blowing using photol a wartime explosive provided via his extension agent. The harvest yielded 800 bushels of corn worth 480, with 400 pounds of explosive costing 336 and total costs about 436. A professional dynamite man handled near buildings. no damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tezac
Nebraska cow testing association records herd improvements
Members in Nebraska have improved herds by discarding 422 unprofitable cows and replacing 52 scrub sires with high producing purebreds. Average output is 7000 pounds of milk and 275 pounds butterfat per cow annually, about 89 percent above the general average. Fifty seven calf club members have secured calves from association members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Association
Cedar Creek Cubs Star Injured Sliding into Second Base
In a Monday game on the local grounds Cedar Creek shortstop and captain Don Schneider was severely cut on the left leg when spiked sliding into second base. He required a physician to close the wound and his absence will hurt the Cedar Creek Cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Creek
Don Schneider
Walter Schneider
Clos
Cedar Creek Cubs
Ad Claim on Journal Readership Angers Advertisers
An advertising note asserts the Journal reaches five percent of the buying public. The claim prompts advertiser scrutiny over audience reach and value of placement.
Farewell to City is Given by Secretary Davis
Secretary Davis bids Plattsmouth farewell in a column that praises local pride and the chamber of commerce. He urges civic effort to unite merchants and residents, stamping out indifference to lift the city and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
The
Chamber of Commerce
Local tourists fuel our chamber of commerce message
Our tourists from other sections of the country are our greatest advertisers for our friendly spirit, good roads, stores, and courtesies extended by the chamber of commerce. They see our resources and possibilities often overlooked by locals, offering opportunities waiting to be grasped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Remembering Plattsmouth's Loyal Citizens in Spirit
A tribute expresses deep affection for Plattsmouth and its many loyal, generous friends. It highlights selfless support for the organization, willingness to shoulder obligations, and a forward looking, optimistic community spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Plattsmouth Sees Progressive Growth and Civic Momentum
Plattsmouth has advanced in recent months through securing an open office and passing bridge bills in Lincoln and Washington. New businesses have arrived, old stores are reoccupied, window fronts improved, and overall progress continues toward a brighter 1927-28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Lincoln
Washington
Message of farewell and request for support
The speaker expresses hope to hear from friends and rejoices in the city’s success. They wish their successor strong support and cooperation for continued success. They provide a temporary address in Medina Ohio care of brother F C Davis and plan to rest briefly before resuming duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Ohio
F. C. Davis
Plattsmouth Journal Supported Chamber of Commerce Boost
A letter from W. G. Davis extols the Plattsmouth Journal for its generous space aiding the chamber of commerce and the broader community. It thanks the paper for support and goodwill toward local development efforts.
Modern Construction Co. Gets Bridge Culvert Contract
From Monday, The Modern Construction Co. is building a concrete culvert to replace the small bridge on 1Sth street near Oak street in the city. The firm also holds the contract for a new vault in the Farmers State Bank building and has started work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Construction Co
New &Xs
1Sth Street
Oak Street
Farmers State Bank
For Sale Yearling Red Roan Shorthorn Bull Calf
Bull calf for sale from P. A. Hild of Mynard Nebraska contact Tel 2805. Listing includes breed and yearling status with 120-2tw tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Hild
Mynard, Neb
Tel
New Building Set for Banquets with Full Kitchen Facilities
The new community building will host banquets for two hundred with a complete service set including chinaware glassware and silverware. A modern gas stove and folding log tables will support large events and the revenue from room rental funds the project. The kitchen will allow organizations to prep meals for a nominal charge and a six inch private sewer line is installed. The structure is expected to be ready for occupancy by September 1.
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American Legion Auxiliary Committee
Auxiliary
Ad Club
Rotary Club
Roy Taylor
Sixth and Vine Streets
John Bauer
Rainey Party Heads to New York for Visit
Mrs W H Rainey and daughter Miss Winifred depart this afternoon for New York City to visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Merle Rainey and stop at Buffalo and other points along the route to enjoy the sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Rainey
Winifred
New York City
Merle Rainey
Enroute
Buffalo
Omaha Youth Drowns in Louisville Sand Pit
Harold Ditter a 17 year old from Omaha drowned in the Ly man Richey sand pits one half mile west of Louisville while with a party from Omaha. The body was recovered after hours of searching with hay rakes and brought to his grieving parents. He was a Central High sophomore learning to swim and among a group of teens aged 16 to 18.
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Louisville
Harold Ditter
Omaha
Ononka
L. A. Ditter
South East Street
Central High School
Ditter
David Hamilton
South 28Th Street
Arvid Johnson
South 31St Street
Dick Stahl
Louis Reinakter
Mildred Maxwell
Park Avenue
Virginian Newcomb
Reinalter
Social Circle Club Visits Arbor Lodge Picnic in Nebraska City
The Social Circle club of Lewiston took a Sunday trip with 54 members and families to Arbor Lodge at Nebraska City. They toured J Sterling Morton’s historic mansion, enjoyed a picnic lunch under the trees, and spent several hours dining and socializing amid pleasant outdoor surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Arbor Lode
Nebraska City
State Park
J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska
Many Visit Beach At Murrow Bathing Beach Summer Scene
The Murrow bathing beach drew large crowds Sunday with cars filling the park area. The improved pool provided a cool, evenly tempered swim with safety devices and graduated depth for all ages, while band concerts in the area kept residents entertained during the summer weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy
Murrow
Plattsmouth Farmer Injured After Stair Fall
Carl Franklin, a farmer near Plattsmouth Nebraska, was badly bruised when he fell during a scuffle with acquaintances on a stairs at 4931 South Twenty sixth street early Sunday. Police officer J J O’Hearn attended him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Franklin
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
South Twenty Sixth Street
J. J. O'Hearn
World-Herald
Obituary of Nancy Jane Hoback Pioneer Resident of Cass County
Nancy Jane Hoback born in Marysville Missouri died June 23 1927 at daughter Mrs B M Cline’s home. She moved with parents to Nebraska then Cass county near Union homesteaded 1856. Married James Dysart September 12 1860. eight living children listed. She was a Baptist and storyteller of pioneer days. Husband died February 12 1908. Lived in Bolivar Louisiana 1914 1926 then with daughter Mrs B M Cane final days.
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Nancy Jane Hoback
Marysville
B. M. Cline
Nebraska
Nebraska City
Cass County
Union
James Dysart
Elizabeth Wolfe
Avora
Ellen Krueger
Spokane
Washington
Louisa Bay
Wellington
Kansas
Ida Cline
Plattamouth
James A. Dysart
Bolivar
Thomas P. Dysart
Oakland
Calif
Jesse R. Dysart
Charles H. Dysart
Murray
Dysart
Baptist Church of Union
Bolivar, la
B. MM. Cane
Williams Nursery representative to call on you
Andrew Stohlman of Williams Nursery University Place Nebraska will visit customers to discuss nursery stock shrubs and roses at the lowest dollar. He offers years of experience and thanks past patrons as he calls on you in due time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Stehlman
Williams Nursery
University Place
Nebraska
Miss Heintzelman Wins Local Bathing Beauty Contest
Miss Helen Heintzelman of Nebraska City won the bathing beauty contest at Grown's Park, earning $10 and a new bathing suit. Second prize went to Miss Claudine Brown of Hambure, with Miss Thelma Wroehler of Plattsmouth third. The event was organized by L Wessel's Sons & Company and supporting firms, directed by Miss Agnes Britten of Omaha.
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Helen Heintzelman
Nebraska City
Grown’s Park
Plattsmouth
Isambore
Heintzelman
Claudine Brown
Hambure
Thelma Wroehler
Toutest, Sponsored By the Park Management
L. Wessel’s Sons & Company
F. W. Cleveland & Son
H. M. Soennichsen Co
Agnes Britten
Omaha
Mable Sharp
Wessel
Magalena Niels
Margaret Huffer
Nettie Mikkelson
Nettie Wing
Cleveland
Thelma Kreehler
Helen Clement
Plattemouth
Nebraska City News-Press
Modern Woodmen Win Game Over Cedar Creek Cubs
The M. W. A. baseball team defeated the Cedar Creek Cubs 9 to 8 on the local lot yesterday afternoon. Cedar Creek lost shortstop Don Schueiter, hurting their effort as Roland Thomas and Chuck Halzer pitched for Woodmen. Desher, Hulzer, Bill Smith, Chet Smith, and Don Schneider delivered multiple hits.
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Mondas
Cedar Creek Cubs
Cubs
Ted
Woodmen
Cedar Creek
Don Schueiter
Roland Thomas
Chuck” Halzer
Thomas
Hulzer
Schmeck
George Desher
Chuck Hulzer
Bill
Chet Smith
Don Schneider
Night Fireworks Supply At Bates Book and Stationery
The Bates Book and Stationery Store advertises night fireworks with a complete line and competitive prices ensuring customers find what they need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Book and Stationery Store
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Studebaker
John Sauer & Co
Willys-Knight and Overland Cars
Farm Bureau
Mandas
First Methodist Church
Gol
Sorter
Bible School
Lowerland
Joan Hayes
Hope
Morence Nelson
Joy
Mary Ellen Byers
Vivian Lightbody
Germaine Mason
Catherine Terryberry
Marjorie Ann
Margaret Nelson
Mary Ben Hyres
Vivian Lightmody
Bernice Arn
Amy Elliott
Berta Hennessy
MaryJorie Arn
Treva Edgerton
Gladys Bushnell
Dorothy Lahr
Mildred Haiti
Vassar Athletics
Towth
Plattsmouth Journal
W. G. Davis
Journal
Mary May
Beauty
Legion Auxiliary
Farm Loans Insurance
Seaert
Lyman-Richey
Paget Oy
America
Prescott
Igo
Bellevue
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