Farmer Purchases De Laval Separator From L Neitzel
Mr Dan Schlaphoff a reel live farmer bought a Model 15 De Laval Separator from L Neitzel. I L Pothast visited Lincoln last Thursday evening via the Rock Island evening train. Mr and Mrs Harry Gillespie visited Tobias at Dr and Mrs C A Blattspie…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Schlaphoff
L. Neitzel
I. L. Pothast
Lincoln
Rock Island
Harry Gillespie
C. A. Blattspeiler
Tobias
KR. Panska
Elmwood visitors and locals mingle in Murray and Murdock
Elmwood visitors handle business in Murray while Henry Dehmning prepares corn for sale at Wabash elevator. Mrs. Hitchcock visits for the Neitzels 47th anniversary. C Ray visits Murdock guesting. John Gakemeier attends ranch duties as Colonial Banquet Ranges are noted. John Amtgwert tackles spring painting with many contracts ahead. E W Thimgan and Matt Thimgan attend Emanuel Thimgan funeral in Sut ton. Rev Ezra Sohl visits Callihan church project in Murdock. J E McHugh and wife in Omaha for Nebraska Retailers Association events. Neitzel returns from Kansas City praising growth and new Sears Roebuck plant plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood
Murray
Henry P. Dehmning
Wabash
C. J. Hitchcock
Havelock
Olga Mary
Dunning
Murdock
John Gakemeier
Geo Bauer
Albert Blum
Gus Neumann
South Bend
Neitzel
Chris Backameyer
Waco
Matt Thimgan
C. J. Long
C. L. Mills
Emil
Otto
Frank Bourks
Jess Sandholm
Fred Deickman
John Amtgwert
John Kruger
Fred Klemme
Albert Theile
John
Henry Fields
Mesers
Mesdames
E. W. Thimgan
Sutton
Emanuel Thimgan
E. W. and
Matt
Thimgan
Ezra Sohl
Callihan Church
Nebraska Retailers Association
L. Neitzel
Kansas City
P. A. Harting
K. C
Sears-Robuck Co
Farewell gathering for local youths at Rissmann home
Saturday evening February 21 a group of young people met at Agnes and Carl Rissmann Jr northeast of town for a farewell surprise before moving to Liberty Nebraska. Music games and a late lunch followed with many neighbors and friends present.
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Agnes
Carl Rissmann, Jr
Liberty
Neb
Eleanor Story
Woelma
Clara Neumann
Marie Tonack
Elsie
Amelia Kupke
Elda
Carrie Th
Death Takes Emanuel Thimgan Minister and Neighbor
Emanuel Thimgan born near Murdock on August 5 1574 lived in Sutton area as minister and farmer. He died last Monday morning after a period of declining health leaving a wife and three children Harry Homer and Lillian. Funeral held in Sutton with pastors Henry Weishart and J W Oehlerking officiating. Mourners included Matt and E W Thimgan and Lois Thimgan and other relatives from Murdoch Lincoln and beyond.
The Covered Wagon Show By Too Brothers Company
The Too Brothers show company presents The Covered Wagon a popular long running early days play about a east to west journey with love pathos hardships and clashes with Indians and outlaws ending in a western home. Date of the performance will be announced later.
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Too Brothers Show Company
Western visitors enjoy shooting match in Murdock
Conrad Miller and wife of Ogden spent a week visiting relatives in Murdock. They stayed with C. L. Miller and families of Otto Miller and E. H. Miller, sisters of Mr. Miller, before departing for the West last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Miller
Ogden
Miller
Murdock
Mr. Miller
C. L. Miller
Otto Miller
South Bend
E. H. Miller
North of
Matthew Thimgan
C. J. Long
Henry Kleis er Dies In South
A report reached Murdock last week of Henry Kleiser found dead in his Corpus Christi hotel while spending winter in Texas. He had travelled south each winter for health, planning to return in spring. He is brother to siblings living near South Bend, a family long established there.
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Henry K Kleiser
Henry Kleiser
Corpus Christa
Texas
Mr. Klieser
Murdock
South Bend
Entertaining Young Married Class in Murdock
Mesdames BE Miller C S Long entertained the Young Married People class of the Evangelical church at Mrs C L Longs home last week. A fine program social hour and kingly luncheon followed. Members praised the ladies as admirable entertainers and look forward to meeting again. The next gathering will be in late March at the home of Mr and Mrs Gee Merkle with Henry Generman and Will Rikli.
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BE. H. Miller
C. S. Long
Evangelical Church of
Gee M. Merkle
Henry Generman
Will Rikli
Will Hold Food Sale by Young Married People Class
The Young Married People's class of the Evangelical church will hold a food sale at the lobby of the Farmers and Merchants Bank on Saturday March 21. They will offer items needed for Sunday dinner and to save work.
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Evangelican Church
Farmer's and Merchants Bank
Tool Couple Attend Omaha Retail Dealers Convention
Mr and Mrs H W Tool attended a Omaha convention of retail dealers last week. They enjoyed the banquet and Mr Tool spoke on How I Saved My School 1000 dollars. The address was well received and praised as a model for saving taxpayers money on future building propositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Tool
Omaha
Tool
Change at the Exchange as Minnie Deickman Leaves
The Deickman family moved to the farm last week and Miss Minnie Dieckman resigns as manager of the telephone exchange with February ending. Miss Helen Bornemeier is elected to the position and praised for competence. both operators are noted for their efficient service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Deickman
Minnis Dieckman
Helen Bornemeier
Minnie Deickman
Leis Returns From Winter West Visit
P. Leis spent the winter in the west and Seattle visiting relatives and friends and hunting. He returned home last week and will reside here again. He also visited Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Cox in Portland and his sister Mrs. Louise Hern now living in Union Washington.
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P. Leis
West
Seattle
Mr. Leis
S. M. Cox
Portland
Louise Hern
Murray
Union Washington
Record Tie Set By Mayer and Miller At Shoot
At the recent shoot many records were tied including a best tie by Will P. Mayer of Murdock and Conrad L. Miller of Odgen Utah who has been visiting here for some time.
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Will P. Mayer
Murdock
Conrad L. Miller
Odgen
Utah
Local merchant Will P. Meyer to join Westinghouse at East Pittsburgh
Will P. Meyer, long serving merchant and radio electrical expert in Murdock, will soon leave to accept a position with Westinghouse Electrical Company in East Pittsburgh, Pa. He will close out his stock of electrical and radio supplies at a great sacrifice, urging customers to inquire soon.
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Will P. Meyer
Murdock
Westinghouse Electrical Company
East Pittsburg
Meyer
Evangelical Church Services Schedule Listed
The Lemeville church holds a service at 9 20 a m with Bible school at 10 a m for both Lemeville and Murdock churches. English services run 11 to 11 60 and German 11 30 to 12. Murdock church hosts a 1 p m session. A Young Peoples meeting is at 7 p m followed by evening preaching at 7 30.
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Lemeville
Murdock
Hemglish
Young Peoples' Meeting
Dodge Bank Reopens After Reorganization in Dodge
Fremont Neb Feb 26 Announcement that the Dodge State bank formerly the First National has been reorganized with Dr Ira Atkinson of Lincoln as president. The bank opens with 25000 capital and 12500 surplus. August J Miller and Emil Chudomelka of Dodge named vice presidents Louis Reznik is cashier. All stock owned by Dodge residents.
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Dodge
Louis Reznicek
Germans Lead In Immigrant List
Germany holds the top spot in immigrant visas issued to enter the United States with over 30,000 approvals. The German quota still has about 21,000 vacancies before exhaustion.
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Washington
Germany
United States
State Department
Rev Emanuel Thimgan Passes to His Reward
The Rev Emanuel Thimgan died Tuesday evening at 4 30 at his Sutton Nebraska home after weeks of illness. He was about fifty one born August 9 1874 on a Murdock area farm to David and Amanda Thimgan and raised in Murdock. He studied at Naperville Illinois and served Nebraska churches before settling on a Sutton area farm years ago. He leaves a widow and three children Harvey Shenandoah Iowa Homer and Lillian Sutton along with many siblings. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Sutton conducted by ministers from Sutton Clay Center and nearby communities with burial at Sutton.
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Sutton
Nebraska
Emanuel Thimgan
Thimgen
Murdock
David Thimgan
Cass County
Naperville
Illinois
Harvey
Shenandoah
Iowa
Homer
Lillian
Theodore
Elgin
Matthew
Louis
Lincoln
Clay Center
Kansas
Emma
David
California
Alva
Cheyenne
Wyoming
E. W. Thimgan
Selma Gakemeier
Prominent Congress Members Set to Leave on March 4
Washington notes that when Congress adjourns on March 4 many notable figures will exit. Veterans include Isaac R. Sherwood of Ohio, 90, who began in 1872 and returned in 1922, and Speaker Gillett, serving since 1892 and Speaker since 1918. Also retiring are Samuel Winslow of Massachusetts, Mae E. Nolan of California, and John G. McKenzie of Illinois.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Isaac R. Sherwood
Ohio
Sherwood
Grant
Coolidge
Samuel @. Winslow
Massachusetts
Winslow
Tincher
Republican
Kansas
Mae E. Nolan
California
John G. McMenzie
Illinois
Congress reshuffles leadership as terms end and retirements loom
In a wave of exits and promotions top lawmakers shift roles. Frank Clark plans March 5 departure for Florida citrus farming after two decades in public service. Everett Sanders leaves Congress to join the administration as secretary. Julius Kahn’s death prompts a rise to chairman of the military affairs panel. In the Midwest and South, Schall moves to the Senate while Davis and Anderson retire. Byrnes exits for the Senate race, and Ward and Snyder exit as part of a broader “social bloc” turnover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military Affairs Committee
Julius Kahn
California
Frank Clark
Florida
St. Lucie County
Clark
Hontar
Congress
Washington
Everett Sanders
Indiana
President Coolidge
Minnesota
Representative Schall
House
Senate
Davis
Anderson
Appropriations Committee
Representative Madden
Ilinois
Representative Byrnes
South Carolina
Byrnes
Blease
Ward
Snyder
New York
Santa Fe objects in grain rates hearing
Sioux City, Iowa February 26 Opposition to Kansas City's request for lower freight rates on grain shipments to the southwest was heard by a representative of the Interstate Commerce Commission. B F E Marsh of the Santa Fe Railroad voiced objections to the adjustment, saying it would require a complete revision of all existing rates and embarrass the roads.
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Sioux City
Kansas City
Southwest
Interstate Commerce Commission
B. F. E. Marsh
Santa Fe Railroad
Southwestern
Butter substitutes surge in Nebraska state purchases
O Hanson of the Farmers Equity Cooperative Creamery charges Nebraska bought 165000 pounds of butter substitutes for state institutions in 1924. He says 90000 farmers are in dairying, with 400 million dollars invested and about 500000 cows. He argues substitutes hurt dairy interests while other states restrict substitutes.
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Nebraska
O. Hanson
Farmers’ Equity Co-operative Creamery Association
Orleans
Néb
Hanson
South Sea Islands
Wisconsin
Iowa
South Dakota
Hansen
Brothers of Collins Seek Guardian to Seize Estate
Three brothers Homer Marshall and Andy Lee Collins petition Hart county court to disqualify their father Lee Collins as administrator of Floyd Collins estate. They allege he is non compos mentis due to grief over Floyd’s death in Sand Cave accident and his age, noting the estate centers on Floyd’s half interest in Crystal Cave co owned by Lee Collins.
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Munfordvill
Floyd Poliina
Sand Cave
Cave City
Hart County Court
Lee Collins
Floyd
Crystal Cave
Collins
Homer
Marshall
Andy Lee
Kalina Family Visits Omaha for Weekend Stay
Mrs Cyril Kalina and children Edward and Betty visited Omaha today to enjoy a weekend with relatives and friends in the city.
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Cyril Kalina
Edward
Betty
Omaha
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