Alvo District Notices and Local Trade Tidbits
Alvo community activity reports include for sale ads and exchanges, plus brief notices of residents' moves and business matters. W. H. Warner, Johan Umfry, and others handle corn shelling and deliveries to local elevators, while families move to Alvo and Lincoln. Mrs. Ian Humphrey sells millinery, and attire patterns are ready for wear.
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Telephone
Exchange
W. H. Warner
Johan Umfry
Lincoln
Clarence Curyea
Alvo
Ian Humphrey
Joe Vickers
Alye
N. Kinney
Dysart
HO Warner
Archie Miller
Perry Cook
Soren Peterson
Union
C. D. Ganz
Coatman Hardware
International Taresher Company
Alva
Coatmant Hardwars
Mtr
Mre
Kirkhdtrick
Stree
Ft. M
Coatman
Jodscon Philip
Larry Wetresdas
Kirkpatrick
Arthur Dinges
Syracuse
Njlegel
Dots
Hagie
Burknell E. Messrs
E. M. Stone
Dick Elliad
John Sussexn
Rehmeyer
A. Stevens
Rances Pass
Texas
Dottie Stevens
Harry
Rother Stevens
Advo
Herman L. BarneiInsier
Irank J. Cook
W. A. Davis
Simon Stehmerer
A. EB. Stromer
H. Bh. Bornemsier
Business Opening Up Well
Roy Costman of R. Ms. Count man Hardware and Implement says business is looking up nicely. During the past week he paid Bert Kittel, an early to Wie mer Bennett, and Turner McKitchnon, and many other farmers in the vicinity for machinery and implements.
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Roy Costman
R. Ms. Countman Hardware and Implement Fia
Bert Kittel
Alan
Wiemer Bennett
Turner McKitchnon
Alve Teams Enter Tournament With Two Lineups
Alve entered the tournament with two teams. The first lineup included captain Sherill Fifer, George Coatman, Carline, Lee Continaz, and Kenneth Bailey. The second team list is incomplete in the provided text.
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Alve
Sherill Fifer
George Coatman
Carline
Lee Continaz
Kenneth Bailey
Indies basketball coach hosts supper for team
Miss Blanche Sexton entertained the Indies basketball team at the home of Mr and Mrs C Rosenow last Thursday evening. Present were Misses Roselie Johnson Mae Anderson Pauline Eveline Snavely Opal Steele Irene Stevens Hazel Ayres and Alma Althouse. The gathering aimed to advance the team to be the best young ladies team in the eastern part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Sexton
C. #. Rosenow
Roselie Johnson
Mae Anderson
Pauline and
Eveline Snavely
Opal Steele
Irene Stevens
Hazel Ayres
Alma Althouse
Inauguration Radio Party At Bonnemeier Home
Herman L. Bonnemerey offered a radio for Alvo students to hear the Coolidge inauguration but no time to install it at schools. About sixty pupils attended at the Bonnemeier home to hear the oath, inaugural address, and remarks, with thanks for the hospitality and radio enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman L. Bonnemerey
Alvo
Coolidge
Jr. Bornemeier
Happy Murder Supper 18 Held Tuesday at First Presbyterian
Church committee outlines final plans for the Happy Murdred Supper at the First Presbyterian church parlors on Tuesday evening March 10. Rev Ethoun of Council will lead with a message and music from Captain C. L. Ruth ledge Sy 5. Acy of Fort Ginnah will perform light music. ColiltC Ge Kinkey was invited but unable to attend due to other duties.
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Ruthledge
Ginaha
Abe Patherings
Ernasion
Platte County Land Prices Rise Amid Sales Surge
Velombus Nok reports a brisk Platte County land market with 10 to 20 percent price increases from two years ago. For example forty acres north of Duncan sold at about 225 per acre, and 129 acres north of Lumhids brought 212.80 per acre, with buyers investing in buildings.
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Velombus
Nok
Platte County
Byre
Arnold
Lew
Duncan
Sayre
Lumhids
Philathea Class Meeting Held At Mrs Seheus Home
Members of the Philathea class of the Methodist Sunday school met Friday at Mrs W C Seheus Elm Street home with Mrs Gerald Bolcomb assisting. Mrs William Heinrich led the business session and plans for future meetings were announced with social time and refreshments. Mrs Davis won the evening prize in contests. The class now numbers 86 members and grows.
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Davis
Will Farm Here From Thursday Daily
Nat Patton and wife have lived near Worth Missouri for years and plan to relocate to the Martin Nelson farm west of Mile City. Friends here are glad they will be settled in the Mitre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Patton
Wits
Worth
Missouri
Martin Nelson
Mile City
Payton
Mitre
Gun That Wasn't Loaded Warning On Radio Aerials
The Peabody Kansas Gazette-Herald warns readers against placing radio aerials near high voltage lines after a wind blown antenna nearly killed a mother and daughter. The editorial likens live wires to an unloaded gun.
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Peabody, Kansas
Gosette-Herald
Becker Family Weekend Visit Stirs Local Hometown
Afies Loone Becker and Miss Verls Becker visited Ceriton Nebraska with their parents Mr. and Mrs. HE Becker and relatives for a weekend gathering at the Becker home. Journal Want Ads pay. Try them.
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Afies Loone Becker
Ceriton
Nebraska
Verls Becker
State University At
Lincoln
Fm Jost Evenins
HE. Becker
Journal
Doan's Pills Promoted By Plattsmouth Residents
A vintage testimonial ad claims Doan's Pills restore energy and relieve backache and kidney discomfort. Mrs. Ada Moore of Plattsmouth reports back pain, headaches, and dizziness improved after using Doan's Pills, urging readers to ask for the same remedy. The ad cites Fos ter Milburn Co. as manufacturers and lists 60 cents price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doen
Plattsmouth
Ada Moore
Granite Streat
Plattsmouth Eliminated From Tourney In First Round
In Omaha on March 6 Plattsmouth High varsity basketball was eliminated in the district tournament by Benson High 15 to 10. Plattsmouth played erratic early and failed to hold the ball, while Benson built a 11 to 4 lead by halftime.
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Omaha
Plattsmouth High Ethcal Basketball Cogesters
Benson High School
Sury Bsing
Geneon Five
Plattsmouth
Aif
Mot
Norquist
Benson
Historic Galenian issue from 1892 found at Chadrow
A fragile Galenian newspaper from September 26, 1892 was discovered at Chadrow, center twelve inches three columns wide, containing treaty details of land cession, payments to Indians, and ads for deserters, slaves and groceries. Collector Mr. Campbell plans to ship copies to the Illinois State Historical Society for archives.
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Missouri
United States
Gaiena
I Lineis
Daniel Bissell
St. Louis
Campbell
State Historical Society of Illinois
Courtesy and Forbearance in Public Utilities
The piece argues that public trust in regulated monopolies rests on courtes y and forbearance from both sides. It urges utilities to cultivate friendly relations and the Public Service Commission to aid in improving public confidence through practical demonstrations of fair conduct.
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Public Service Commission
Public Service Commission of Indiana Quote on Utility Work
A fragment from Carl Wilde of the Public Service Commission of Indiana argues that practical utility-focused work will better address current problems than other tasks. The dated remark emphasizes problem solving through applied public service efforts.
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Carl Wilde
Public Service Commission of
Hidiana
Treasury to Issue New Long Term Bonds
Washington March 4 under a March 15 operation the Treasury plans twenty to thirty year 4 percent bonds and line length treasury certificates at 3 percent interest to spread short term maturities. The long term securities mirror last December 15 issues with par-like pricing and callable after 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Treasury
Inet
Calendar Year Budget Draft Notice
A note indicates that calendar year financing will require an additional funding step. No specific entities or dates are provided in the readable text. The fragment suggests a forthcoming financial mechanism or approval process.
Hughes Given Surprise Farewell Party At Train
Washington reports a surprise farewell event for Charles Evans Hughes as he boards a train to Bermuda for vacation before resuming his law practice. The ceremony drew nearly the entire diplomatic corps and cabinet at the station as Mrs. Hughes and daughter Elizabeth joined him.
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Washington
Rewell Darty
Charles Setaue Hughes
Jeayve Washington
Bermuda
Poultry Hatchery Ad Promises Safe Live Chicks
An advertisement from Dorothy B K of Plattsmouth Nebraska promotes Elkhorn Valley Yatchery as a leading hatchery. It guarantees 100 percent safe arrival of sturdy chicks and offers prompt filling of orders in any quantity or breed with price information available by phone.
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Elkhorn Valley
Yatchery
Etate
Dorothy B K
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International Line
The
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Plattsmouths
Tourke
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White Cogesters
Mest
Tambert
Bensen
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Emi
Sft
EIS Tien
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Bertschy
Hughes
Joe J. Stibal
D. CG. B.C
Chiropractor
Schmiditmann Bldg
Red Bird Poultry
E. F. Grubskry
Platismouth
Plattsmouth Leen & Building Association
Warner H. Allen
Bertichy
Plattsmouth, Neb
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Pearl Telephone
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