For Sale and Local Notices From Murray Area
For Sale items include Choice timothy hear and bred sons from Oldham Stock Farm. W. A. Scott visited Plattsmouth Tuesday night for business. Francis Cook handles dray work for D. C. Rhoden and related tasks with the team. W. E. Davis has completed a well on the George H. Meisinger farm and moved to nest Union for more work. J. W. Crump and wife with their infant arrived on the Missouri Pacific, visiting Mrs Crump’s parents J. Wilson and wife before a farm stay and return to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Hear
H. G. Todd
Hone
Murray
Iman
Oldham
Plattsmouth
Francis Cook
D. C. Rhoden
Francis
W. E. Davis
Elmwood
Drscer
George H. Meisinger
Nest Union
J. WH. Crump
Babe
Missouri Pacific
Local Notes From Murray Residents This Week
J H Scotten and Ralph Kennedy worked on John Robbins home earlier in the week. Fred Beverage and family show improvement after illness. Margery Walker visited Murray friends then went to Stottsmouth on Monday evening. Carter Albin of southeast Murrey is sick at home. Chester Shrader studying in Omaha visited grandparents. H C Long and wife enjoyed over Sunday and progress in studies. Alex Rhoden visiting Murray for a short time. D Rhoden and wife returned to Council Bluffs. F L Campbell transferred from Murray Missouri Pacific to Hoes office as operator. he made many friends who regret his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Scotten
Ralph Kennedy
John Robbins
Fred Beverage
Tim
Margery Walker
Stottsmouth
Carter Albin
Murrey
F. L. Campbell
Missouri Pacific
Murray
Hoes
Campbell
Ir Murray
Will F. Cantryman
South Omaha
Will Troop
Nehawka
M. G. Minford
George Edminson
Alf Gansemer
O. Cole
Union
John Vantine
Wyoming
Otto Rothley
Will Macy
W. J. Philpot
Overton
Albert
Grant
Charles Ratech
A. TL. Baker
Omero
FE. A. Brettar
Lincoln
Mre J TD Reed
Elmers
Iowa
Will Macyard
Moorey
Ormend
Guy Crook
Plattemouth
Ep Victier Fin Morrey Leckine
Janet Tylesdeay
Morton Bartlett
Omaha
Bartlett
Micome Farris
F. Farris
Ter Farris
Treay
Charles Carroll
Frank Hogue
Hias
C. W. Chrisweisser
Nlare
Mynard
Congregation of the Christian Church
Frank Vallery
Plattsmouth
Plattemourth
Lee
Tracey Leyda
Albert Murdock
Chris Shepley
Missouri
I. L. Wardiff
J. W. Mogan
Albert Schaeier
Wor. Gilmore
Walker Place
Ben Noell
Parl Younes
Walter Tower
Charles Spika
Wm. la Poe
For Sale Five Red Polled Bulls and Feed at Murray Neb
Five red polled registered bulls for sale by A F Nickels and Son of Murray Nebraska also timothy hay and clever hay available. Call 3114 for details. Sale notes nr4 4w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cale
Timothy
Clever Hay
A. F. Nickels & Son
Murray, Nebr
Long list of Murray area residents and visitors reported
The column lists numerous people from Murray and nearby towns visiting, traveling, or moving. It mentions Will F Cantryman shipping cattle to South Omaha, neighbors winning changes of residence, and several trips to Plattsmouth, Omaha, and Union. It notes church plans for a new minister and local illness recovery updates.
Card of Thanks for mourning support and funeral thanks
We express deep appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness during our beloved mother's illness and death. Thanks for sympathy, floral remembrances, and comfort from Rev. A. V. Hunter and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Westcott at the funeral. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Mark White and Mr. and Mrs. David Hiatt and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Hunter
E. H. Westcott
Mark White
David Hiatt
Road hog nearly causes fatal crash in Plattsmouth
A. J. L. Daker a versatile salesman returning home near C. E. Cook’s residence met a speeding six cylinder car on the same side of the road. Daker swerved to avoid a head on collision and was struck by the other vehicle on the windshield fracturing a rib. He blames reckless driving and calls for harsh penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J L. Daker
Plattsmouth
C. E. Cook
Mr. Baker
Baker
Long Family Mourns Death Of Elder Brother Charles Long
Henry C. Long received a letter from his sister Clara Wilcox Kansas City reporting the death of his elder brother Charles Long of Nevada Missouri aged ES years. He had lived in Nevada for over twenty years after previously residing in Shenandoah Town. Surviving besides Henry are another brother in town his wife two daughters and one son all married Emma Van Deucen of St Joseph Dina Shaw Twin Falls Idaho and Charles Long Jr Farragut Ia. The elder Long traced a 1862 ox team journey from Omaha to Maysville California lasting the summer and after gold digging was robbed on a boat while returning via the isthmus route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Long
Clara Wilcox
Kansas City
Charles Long
Nevada
Shenandoah
Town
Mr. Long
Towa
Emma van Deucen
St. Joseph
Dina Shaw
Twin Falls
Idaho
Charles Long, Jr
Farragut
Pastor Dr Renwick to Lead Murray Services With Lecture
Dr J A Renwick pastor of the Presbyterian church in Topeka Kansas will conduct Sunday morning services at the Murray church after the Bible school at the usual hour. A free illustrated lecture by Dr Renwick will follow in the evening with motion pictures. all are invited to both events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Renwick
Presbyterian Church
Topeka
Kansas
Murray
Renwick
Joseph Staska Appointed Agent at Murray Station
Joseph Staska, formerly of Plattsmouth and now living in Auburn, has been made agent of Missouri Pacific business in Murray by traveling auditor Taylor Wilson. He and his wife will live in rooms above the station. C Wilken from Atchison becomes third trick operator with his family arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Staska
Plattsmouth
Auburn
Missouri Pacific
Staska
Murray
Taylor Wilson
Cecil Pettit
Colts for Sale Three Calves One Five Years Old
Three colts offered for sale by W. R. Holmes of Plattsmouth. Ages listed as five, four, and eleven years. Contact number 518. Call No. 518.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Holmes
Plattsmouth
High School Notes and Student News from Lincoln
High School notes report Mr Voss the inspector visiting on Thursday and presenting two State University corn huskers. A storm damaged the flag rope and a new rope will be obtained for display. Leona Davis writes of heavy work and swimming with gym class. The basketball team is chosen with captain Chester Sporer and players Guttav Bouten Barney Smith, substitutes listed. Several students earned top marks last quarter amid a Dutch studies display and Evangeline study for seventh and eighth graders with lively spring marble play noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voss
State University “Cornhuskers
Leona Davis
Lincoln High School
Chester Sporer
Guttav Bouten
Barney Smith
Carl Dietl
Will Minford
Lester Long
Dick March
Albert Griffin
Anna Morgan
Charles Sporer
Holland
Ruth Homan
Kathleen Tilson
Margaret Mrasek
Opel Homan
Hubert LaRue
Mrasek
Hubert la
Service store hires Miss Nida Cook as sales lady
A. Gansemer proprietor of the Service store announces Miss Nida Cook will begin duties as sales woman on Monday. Gansemer plans to expand the sales force to free time for outside business including farming the Lloyd Gapen place north of Murray with assistance from Perry McCulloch and his wife who will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gansemer
Nida Cook
Miss Cook
Mr. Gansemer
Lloyd Gapen
Murray
Perry McCulloch
Hundred Hogs Shipped To South Omaha Market
Parr Young and his father, aided by neighbors, loaded more than a hundred hogs into two cars at Murray on Tuesday and shipped them to the South Omaha market where they sold near the top price, earning a handsome sum for the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parr Young
Father
Murray Feet
South Omaha
Blacksmith Mike Rys Takes Charge At Murray Shop
Meline the Business Hum reports that Mike Rys purchased the Murray blacksmith shop months ago and assumed charge about two weeks ago. Rys is praised as one of the ablest blacksmiths, always attentive to patrons and ensuring top workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Rys
Murray
Rys
Earl Jenkins Falls Ill Delays Planned Southern Trip
Earl Jenkins of Rosalie was due in Omaha to meet Mr. Earl Jenkins but could not be found and returned home after a letter revealed he was sick and unable to travel. Piggot, a passenger from Green Pigtot, had accompanied the trip plans and awaited Jenkins before heading south to Oklahoma and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Jenkins
Green Pigtot
Omaha
Rosalie
Oklahoma
Piggot
Mr. Jenkins
Ladies Aid Meet At Mrs Leyda's Home
The ladies aid of the Christian church will gather at Mrs Tracey Leyda west of Murray with hostesses Mrs Leyda Mrs Dill and Mrs Milburn. An entertaining program led by Mrs B F Brendel will be presented and all members plus invited visitors are asked to attend on Wednesday March 17 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Tracey Leyda
West of Murray
Leyda
Dill
Milburn
B. F. Brendel
Horses and Harness for Sale by Henry C Long
Two good horses and a set of harness offered for sale by Henry C Long. See them at Murray location. contact to arrange viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Henry C. Long
Burdock Blood Bitters Ad Promotes Pure Blood Claim
An advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a remedy for impure blood and dis ease. It claims pure blood brings health and directs readers to buy at drug stores for 1.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdock Blood Bitters
Milk Cows for Sale At Murray
Two good milk cows just fresh offered at reasonable prices. Come and see them at Murray by Theo Bouton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Theo. Bouton
Dean's Regulats Advertisement Claim
An old ad promotes Dean's Regulats as a remedy for regular bowel action and constipation relief. It suggests easy natural movements and markets the product at 30 cents in all stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Triner remedies touted for digestion and cough relief
A physician endorses Triner American Elixir of Bitter Wine as a body cleanser to treat constipation without weakness. Also advertised is Triner Cough Sedative for coughs and colds during season. The Joseph Triner Company lists 131543 S. Ashland Ave. Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunner
Triner
Joseph Tuiner Company
Ashland Ave
Chicago
Good two and a half year old Shorthorn bull
J. J. Lohnes of Mynard Nebraska offers a two and a half year old Shorthorn bull for sale. Contact details not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Lohnes
Mynard
Neb
Awn of staticonery at the Jour nal office
A fragment from a newspaper page shows a quirky line about a tone of static and a nod to the journal office. The readable text hints at a humorous self reference without clear event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Murray State Bank
W. R. Young
Murnivy
Erxo
Nebraska
Louisville
A. Pederson— Blacksmith
Krecklow
A. Pederson
Alfred Gansemer
E.R. Tarry
Bee
Omaa
John Deere, International
J. I. Case
Moline
W.H. Puls
the Implement Man
D. B. Ebersole
J. L. Case
John Deere
W. H. Puls
Murray, Neb
Plattsmouth, Meb
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