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Newspaper

Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1920

Page

5

Local items note visits and business in Murdock region

Mr and Mrs O J Pothast visited Lincoln with family over Washington birthday weekend. Advertisements discuss A J Tool agency for harness noted as the best value. August Bauer and George Boardman frequent Murdock and South Bend. The Thimgans host new tenants, and Weddell Bauer handle lumber yard and elevator work. Reaves buys a new bicycle and rides it proudly. Murdock Mercantile adds J E McHugh and L B Goerthy as sales staff. Carl Conrad leaves for California. Sale at S M Cox yields strong bids, a Ford car selling for 240% of its original price.

0. J. Pothast Lincoln Washington A. J. Tool August Bauer South Bend Murdock George Boardman L. Amz Herbert Reaves Ed Vanderberg Henry F. Schlueter Wabash Messrs. Kraft Bauer Schleuter J. E. McHugh O Swaha Edminson Louisville Joe Johansen L. B. Goerthy Goerthy Carl Conrad Weeping Water Elmwood California Messrs Art Bornemeier S. M. Cox Mr. Bornemeier John Gakemeier G. Baur

Local Residents Conduct Routine Business Trips and Moves

S M Cox handled affairs at Ashland Taft on Tuesday driving up with his car. Frank Rosenow moved into town occupying a building he purchased from Jacob Goehry. Emil Miller moved into the Rosenow residence. Edward Thimgzg an proprietor of the curate visited Elmwood last Friday. Henry A Guthmann of the Bank of Murdock made an Omaha trip. Wm Bourke shipped stock via Rock Island last Thursday. Mr G Mercley recovering from pneumonia shows improvement this week.

S. M. Cox Ashland Taft Burr Oak Murray H. L. Sayer H. A. Gast Frank Rosenaw Alurdeck Jacob Goehry Emil Miller Rosenow J. H. Burwell Murdock Sider Prof. Willard Lois Jackman Ehnwool Wm. Bourke Rock Island Edward Thimgzgan Elmwood Henry A. Guthmann Bank of Murdock Omaha Wr. Rush Lincoln Jersey G. Mercley

Bank of Murdock Charter Report Reveals Finances

Bank of Murdock in Nebraska files a financial statement showing resources totaling 981 708.16 and liabilities including capital stock 20 000, surplus 5 005, undivided profits 25 404, and deposits 281 796.16. Signatures of cashier and directors certify the report as correct and sworn before a notary on February 1, 1920.

Wmitei Ineg TIAGO Nepovitors Cu Nebraska

Mrs F M Spies and Bert Amzert Visit Murflock

Mrs F M Spies and her son Bert from Louisville Kentucky visited Murflock at the home of Mrs Amzert and her son and daughter for a few days. They were former neighbors and friends of Mrs Amzert during a sunny south residence. They plan to stop again on their return from California for an extended visit.

F. M. Spies Bert Louisville

Grandmother McDonald Visits New Grandson at Hamp ton

Mrs H V McDonald visited her son Gale McDonald and wife at Hamp ton last week to meet their infant son. The joyous greeting from the newborn and the proud reactions of the couple’s parents highlighted the family gathering.

H. V. McDonald Gale McDonald Hampton Grandmother McDonald

Trustees Install Torrid Zone Furnace at Murdock Church

Messrs John Crowley and Bert Stoner completed the installation of a new furnace in the Evangelical association church at Murdock last Friday. The old furnace had served its purpose and the new Torrid Zone plant is sold by L Neitzel.

Messrs John Crowley Bert Stoner Church of the Evangelical Association Murdock L. Neitzel

Box Supper at Murdock School Raises Funds for Books

A box supper at Murdock school last Tuesday drew many young attendees and visitors. The event yielded about $70 for school improvements, to be used for books and pictures, with a Victrola planned but funding short.

Murdock School

Royal Neighbors Kensington at Mrs Gehrts Home

The Royal Neighbors of America held a Kensington at the home of Mrs Wm Gehrts last Thursday with many members in attendance. They enjoyed the afternoon and were pleased with the hostess hospitality.

America Kensington

Becketts Move to Grand Island From Farm West of Murdock

Mr and Mrs J J Becker who had lived southwest of Murdock and farmed there recently moved to Grand Island to reside there in the future.

J. J. Becker Murdock Grand Island

Mt Olympus to Be A Electric Vessel

A. J. Bauer plans stricter discipline aboard the Mt Olympus as owners push for rapid seagoing. Electrician W. Schewe has a plan to power the vessel by electricity from clouds and water with duplex generators and underwater lights. The system may attract creatures to the hull, prompting a scoop net if unregulated.

A. J. Bauer W. ©. Schewe Sae Mt. Olympus

Balance Sheet Extract Shows Bank Assets and Capital

The document lists loans and discounts, overdrafts, banking house and fixtures, current expenses, taxes, interest, deposits from banks, currency, precious metals, and totals. It notes capital stock paid in, undivided profits, and deposits, with signatures from directors August Panska and others, sworn February 18, 1920.

Harness ad touts famous Boyz harness at A J Tool store

A promotional notice invites readers to examine the Boyz harness at the A J Tool store and judge its merits. The ad claims it is the best harness in the world for the money and emphasizes its value.

A. J. Tool

Farewell Surprise Party For Mr and Mrs Stroy

Relatives friends and neighbors hosted a Sunday afternoon farewell party for Mr and Mrs John Stroy as they sell their farm and move to Lincoln soon. The event organized by Mrs Conrad Baumgartner featured a four course luncheon with sandwiches and cake and included many family friends and neighbors.

John Stroy Stroy Anther Lincoln Mr. Stroy Conrad Baumfurtner J. W. Peters Hilda Arthur Charles Kupke Carl Paul Louie Elsie Julius Reinke Magdalena Gertrude John Scheel John Rose Anna Clara Alma Ford Lau Ella Willie Sarah Amanda Elma Selma Henry Gakemeiler August Chas. Stroy Walter Eleanor Irene Hugo Albert Fred Lau Aleda Leonard Conrad Baumgartner Hildegarten Walter Thimgahn Ruth Conrad Wherman Freda Louise Conrad Conrad Reinke Herman Walter Kupke Henry Heineman Evelyn Densing

Market Decorated by Painter for Presentable Store

Having Market Decorated Joe Johnson the market man is having the interior of his place dec orated and placed in spic and span condition by the painter Mr. H H Lawton who is painting the interior of the market room in white and which when completed will make a very presentable place of business. Mr Lawton is an excellent painter and worthy of doing the finest of work.

Joe Johnson H. H. Lawton Lawton

Tractor Show Draws Kansas City Visitors

Messrs. Wm. Gellrts Henry Wendt Carl Kupke and Gust Gakemeier attended the Kansas City tractor exhibition last week. They returned a few days ago and say the trip was arduous yet worthwhile, with travel by night on rough paths sorely tested their endurance.

Messrs Wm. Gellrts Henry Wendt Carl Kupke Gust Gakemeier Kansas City

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Plattsmouth Man

Plattsmouth resident E. M. Battery, a stationery engineer, describes kidney pain and hip lameness from coal work. He used Doan's Kidney Pills, received quick relief, and years later reports continued good health. The ad urges others to try Doan's at 60c from FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY.

E. M. Battery Tenth Walnuit Plattsmouth Dean Mr. Attery Doan Foster-Milburn Co Mfrs Buffalo N. Y

Murdock Family Moves Residence For Farming

G E Steele moved last week from a farm near Murdock to land south and east of Elmwood to farm the coming season. The change forces Walter Steele to quit Murdock school and its basketball team. Neighbors regret losing such fine people, while the new community will gain them.

G. E. Steele Murdock Elmwood Walter Steele

Friday visit of Mr and Mrs H W Tool in the west

Friday the couple Mr H W Tool and Mrs Tool were visiting in the western region and departed afterward. The note records their travels as part of a social or newspaper item detailing local residents’ movements.

H. W. Tool

Tourists travel from Sirewster to Mare Island and Los Angeles

A party travels from Sirewster to Mare Island navy yard to visit Miwu Tools' brother who teaches music and bead work there. They will then stop in Los Angeles briefly before returning to Murdock.

Sirewster Washington San Francisco Miwu Tools Mare Island Navy Yard Los Angeles Murdock

Birthday honors for Rev Drauehle age milestone noted

The item notes Rev. A. Drauehle celebrating a fourth birthday last Friday and reaching a Tith milestone with quiet recollection. Mr Brauehle was well preserved and friends join the Journal in extending congratulations.

A. Drauehle Brauehle Hhis Uze

Also Mentioned on This Page

Murdock Department the Bank of Murdock United States Uncle Sam THE Henry A. Tool J. E. Guthmann H. A. Guthmarnn Murdock Agency Murdock Mercantile Co Jerry E. McHugh W. Thinigan Agency For Murdock, Neb Nebr Mars Boning Lee Esas Jonefren National A Nehrmusku AW Gulhmann Gothmann Aster Henily A. Tool Pheeter Gothmans Neoware Puabile Wm. H. Bohn Farmers & Merchants Bank Murdock, Nebr State of County of Cass IL . J. Pothast State Rankine Board Oo. J. Pothast Llu Locis Neltzcel August Panska H. Vi. Melbouna Ald Merchants Bank Farmers and Merchants Bank Henry Beckameyer Presso J. Pothast Huber Huber Manufacturing Co Marion William Rush WM. Gehrts
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