Reed Would Tighten the Lines of Party
Senator Reed of Pennsylvania said he would urge the next Republican caucus to expel independents who backed Roosevelt in November. Four senators Johnson Cutting La Follette Norris could be affected, while McNary opposed punishing bolters, arguing states define Republicanism and predicting defeat. Norris warned to tread carefully to avoid expulsion.
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Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate
Roosevelt
Hoover
Johnson
California
Cutting
New Mexico
la Follette
Wisconsin
Norris
Nebraska
Elhhould Reed
McNary
Oregon
Stete Journal
Will exchange painting or paper ing for livestock feed
Local notice offers to trade painting or paper ing for livestock feed. Contact Ralph Wever at phone 145 W for details.
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Ralph Wever
Journal Want Ad Costs Only Few Cents
Classified notice highlights low-cost want ads promising real results for readers seeking quick exposure and affordable small-ads options.
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Journal
Cedar Creek Residents Visit City This Week
Local news notes several Cedar Creek and nearby residents visiting the city. Earl Meisinger renewed his Journal office subscription. Oscar Zaar and the Rosencrans women from Weeping Water visited for business and friends. Mr and Mrs W G Meisinger stopped in Thursday afternoon.
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Earl Meisinger
Cedar Creek
Journal
C. A. Rosencrans
W. E. Rosencrans
Omaha
Oscer Zaar
South Bend
Friinds
W. G. Meisinger
Weeping Water
Ray Lamb
Papillion
Watson Howard
Charles Harvey
Lincoln
Mabel Hamilton
Florence Beighley
Plattsmouth
A. E. Leesley
C. D. Fulmer
Ed Bauer
Frank Lapham
W. A. Wilson
Kearney
Viola Anderson
Glenn Peters
Emergency Bankruptcy Revision Bill Sent to White House
Congress moved quickly toward enactment ahead of its March 4 deadline approving a drastic emergency bankruptcy revision bill for railroads individuals and farmers. The Hull-Walcott mortgage foreclosure moratorium bill also won Senate approval to give small homeowners temporary relief pending House action.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Senate
House
Greenwood Community Notes Full of Visits and Life
Greenwood residents hosted relatives from Lincoln Omaha and Ashland while traveling to Aurora Eagle and Philip for family events. Local gatherings included funerals weddings lodge events and a senior class party with festive decorations and a hatchet of cherry place cards.
William Curry Boucher obituary highlights a life of service
William Curry Boucher born December 15 1859 in South Shields England faced a stormy early life. He emigrated at twenty one with little support and became a valued Greenwood citizen noted for church Masonry and family devotion. Married Elizabeth Warren December 23 1887 and raised three children.
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William Curry Boucher
South Shields
England
France
New World
William Walker
Greenwood
Church of England
Church of Christ
Boucher
Elizabeth Warren
Kensington Entertains L C C For Friday Luncheon
Mrs. Everett Cope hosted a 1 pm luncheon for Kensington with six tables of five hundred play. First prize went to Mrs. D H Headley, second to Mrs. G V Want, guest prize to Mrs. Chas Dyer. Guests included Mrs. Gus Sorman and Mrs. Pete Jardine. Next meeting March 9 hosted by Mrs. P L Hall at 1 pm.
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Kensington
Everett Cope
D. H. Headley
G. V. Want
Chas. Dyer
Gus Sorman
Pete Jardine
P. L. Hall
Man Injured by Horse at Farm Barn
Ralph Colman was kicked in the groin by a playful horse while trying to herd loose horses into a barn. Dr. Talcott treated him. he remains seriously injured but is expected to recover in time.
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Ralph Colman
Ralph
Talcott
Clymers Return From Winter In The West
Mr and Mrs P E Clymer return home from a winter in Long Beach California after several pleasant months on the coast. They praise the southwest but note many find the weather severe. They plan to dispose of surplus goods after reserving what they need.
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P. E. Clymer
Pacific Coast
Long Beach
Southwest
Obituary for a local elder valued for kindness and faith
The obituary notes a local man who died February 21 1933 at age 73 after a three and a half week illness. He cherished children and school activities, wore a constant smile, and faced his final days without complaint. Survived by his wife Elizabeth three children Warren Henry Alice J and Mrs Charlie Martin a grandchild and cousins in England. A closing verse reflects faith and acceptance.
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Warren
Alice
Gladys
Uterly
Elizabeth
Warren Henry
Alice J
Charlie Martin
Greenwood
England
Funeral Attendees From Nearby Towns Honor W C Boucher
Out of town friends gathered for the funeral of W C Boucher. Attendees included Earl Hogue Ed Coleman Vance Bolen and many couples from Lincoln Havelock Ceresco and Ashland.
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W. C. Boucher
Earl Hogue
T. H. Hartsook
Ed Coleman
Brittenham
J. E. Wiedeman
M. L. Blair
Ross Carr
Carrie Wightengale
Vance Bolen
George Kyle
Lincoln
Ed Martin
P. C. Tudor
Margaret Witherby
Havelock
John Martin
Joe Brown
Therman Martin
Ceresco
Fannie Nichols
Ashland
Greenwood O E S Holds School of Instruction
Greenwood Chapter 303 O E S held a special meeting on Monday February 27 with Mrs Blanche Watson Norfolk supervisor District 13 present to conduct a school of instruction. The event aimed to improve railway running across the state to the Black Hills and yielded much good.
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Greenwood
Blanche Watson
Norfolk
Black Hills
Attorneys attack seniority rule in Missouri Pacific case
Attorneys for the Missouri Pacific Railway challenged a Cass county judgment in the Missouri Supreme Court. The suit by Adam C. Rentschler claimed discharge in September 1930 violated seniority based hiring, costing him salary since he could not find another job due to age. The company argued force reduction and that the successor’s expertise justified the layoff.
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Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Supreme Court
Cass County
Adam C. Rentschler
Rentschler
Promise More Picketing Halt Milk Shipments
Picket groups guarding roads into Council Bluffs plan further demonstrations on Saturday to stop A. and S. S. dairy loads. They dumped 250 gallons from one truck on Highway 34, while other routes allowed deliveries. The cooperative Milk Association seeks to extend its street action against the A. and S. dairy, the sole large Omaha and Council Bluffs distributor not yet signed.
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Council Bluffs
Nebraska-Iowa Co-operative Milk Association
Omaha
Co-Operative Association
Farm Prices Forecast in Nebr. Outlook for 1933
Harold Hedges of the University of Nebraska projects a recovery in farm prices in 1933 as business conditions improve. He cautions that unsettled non business factors and policy issues hinder marked industrial expansion and notes continued low farm wage levels, high machinery costs, and potential risks to farmers from debt and foreclosure.
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Harold Hedges
University of Nebraska Agricultural College
Senators Vote Steering Group At Party Caucus
Nebraska senate democrats caucused in Lincoln naming a steering committee of six to push key legislation. Senator McCarter and Lt Governor Jurgensen to select the members after J J Thomas urged enacting the party platform including income tax reform and tax reductions. He warned lawmakers to maintain perspective and avoid unreasonable cuts amid current stress.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Senate Democrats
House
Banning
Union
McCarter
Bayard
Jurgensen
J. J. Thomas
Seward
For Sale Farm Equipment and Livestock
A Bellevue Nebraska listing offers horses teams cows and full farm machinery. Equipment is viewable at the farm immediately east of Fort Crook. Contact Lee Watson Sr for details.
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Lee Watson, Sr
Bellevue
Nebraska
Fort Crook
Indiana Governor Signs Prohibition Repeal and Beer Bill
Governor McNutt signed the repeal of the Indiana prohibition enforcement act and attached his signature to a second measure legalizing beer manufacture and sale if Congress amends the Volstead act. The two actions mark a shift in state liquor policy pending federal change.
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Indianapolis
McNutt
Rainey Named Speaker by Democratic Caucus
Rainey of Illinois won the party caucus vote for speaker with 166 ballots, defeating Burns and others as he leaves the floor leader post. The choice shifts House control to liberals and prompts a new steering committee to shape policy under the Democratic Party.
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House
Burns
Tennessee
Washington
Illinois
Congress
Bankhead
Alabama
McDuffie
Rankin
Mississippi
Jones
Texas
Ewithh Rainey
Crosser
Ohio
Cullen
New York
Crump
Tammany
Garner
Clundls
South Trimble
Kentucky
Democratic Party
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