Murdock Event Promises St Patrick's Day Music
The Muscateers will perform at Woodman hall in Murdock on St Patrick's Day, March 17. Louis Bornemeier of Elmwood visited Murdock for business on Thursday afternoon. Mesdames A J Tool and H W Tool attended an Eastern Star meeting in Elmwood last Thursday. Fred Wendt and his sister Lydia visited Lincoln last Thursday for social calls and shopping, driving there by car. Mr and Mrs John H Buck traveled to Greenwood last Monday to attend the funeral of the late Wm Wilkin who died suddenly of heart failure while retiring for the night.
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Woodman Hall
Murdock
St. Patrick's Day
Louis Bornemeier
Elmwood
Mesdames
A. J. Tool
H. W. Tool
Order of Eastern Star
Fred Wendt
Lydia
Lincoln
Mur Dock Fire Department Seeks Insurance Tax Ordinance
The Mur Dock Fire Department held a meeting last Tuesday to discuss department business and pass a resolution directing the town board to enact an ordinance. The measure would collect a 35 fee from all fire insurance companies operating in the town, with funds to be used exclusively by the fire department.
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Murdock Fire Department
Murdock Mercantile Manager Sells 89 Egg Cases
Henry Amgwert, manager of the Murdock Mercantile store, sold 89 cases of eggs last Thursday afternoon. The eggs, received in the course of business, were taken away in a truck, freeing room for more inventory.
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Henry Amgwert
Murdock Mercantile Company
Ladies Aid Meet at Murdock Church Social
The Ladies Aid of the Murdock church met at Mrs. Charles I. Long s home last Thursday. They planned and executed substantial church work and enjoyed a social hour hosted by the gracious hostess.
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Ladies Aid
Murdock Church
Charles I. Long
Death of Little One Buried at Ashland After Illness
The four year old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Bornman died last week from intestinal flu after a hard fought illness. He was buried at Ashland last Thursday with many from here attending the funeral. The family and friends receive heartfelt sympathy during their hours of grief.
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Little One
George Bornman
Ashland
Surprise Their Friend Some Forty of Zabels Friends
Some forty friends of William Zabel gathered to surprise him at his 42nd birthday, arriving as he returned home. The event unfolded with light refreshments and expressions of goodwill from neighbors and colleagues in attendance.
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William Zabel
Birthday Anniversary Gathering Held for Albert Straich
A birthday anniversary was hosted at Albert Straich's home on the last Sunday with many friends attending. The guest of honor appreciated the thoughtful gathering and the company.
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Albert Straich
Funeral services for Mrs. George Berger held in Elmwood
The body of the late Mrs. George Berger died in Orange California at nearly four score years. She was brought to Murdock and laid in state, with a Sunday funeral from the Elmwood Methodist church and interment in Elmwood. A large turnout from Murdock and South Bend honored her long residence in Nebraska and Cass county communities.
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George Berger
Orange
California
Murdock
Methodist Church
Elmwood
South Bend
Nebraska
Cass County
New Truck Purchased by Ray Gamlin and Driver Plans
Ray Gamlin bought a Reo truck and plans to operate two trucks. One truck will be driven by Glen Harder and the other by Mr. Gamlin himself.
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Ray Gamlin
Glen Harder
Gamlin
Hatching Eggs for Sale Jersey White Giant
Jersey White Giant hatching eggs for sale from a good laying strain. Price three dollars per hundred. Contact W. E. Rikli in South Bend Nebraska via phone Murdock 1513. Moon-3M.
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E. Rikli
Murdock
South Bend
Nebr
Mrs. Berger Dead in Orange After Sixty Two Years of Marriage
Mrs. George Berger died at her Orange California home leaving her husband as survivor. The couple wed in Cass County sixty two years ago in a ceremony conducted by Judge James Crawford father of Robert C. Crawford. The Berger family previously lived in South Bend Elmwood and Murdock. She had suffered ill health for a long time.
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George Berger
Orange
Calif
Cass County
James Crawford
Robert C. Crawford
Berger
South Bend
Elmwood
Murdock
Christian Endeavor Meeting At Luetechens Residence
The Christian Endeavor held a combined business and social meeting Tuesday evening March 7 at the country home of Mr and Mrs Herman Luetechens. Forty two people attended and enjoyed a fine social hour followed by a luncheon served late.
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Christian Endeavor
Herman Luetechens
Local visitors and students return home for weekend
Arthur W. Farmer visited Omaha to handle business and visit friends. Robert M. Mann, a University of Nebraska College of Engineering student, is home for the weekend with his father George B. Mann and to see former school friends.
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Arthur W. Farmer
Omaha
Robert M. Mann
College of Engineering
University of Nebraska
George B. Mann
Prairie hay for sale at four dollars per ton
About six ton of prairie hay offered for sale at four dollars per ton. Contact Russ Todd for details.
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Russ Todd
New Farm Relief Plan Pushed for Quick Action
Washington backs a new farm aid plan led by Secretary Wallace to curb overproduction of cotton, wheat, and corn. The plan would set state and county quotas, invite bids to retire land from production, and may add tobacco to the list. Funding methods include a processor tax or Treasury payments, with Congress asked to act at the special session.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Woodin
Treasury
Federal Reserve
District of Columbia Bank
Comptroller
Reconstruction Corporation
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Federal Reserve Banks
Reserve Bank
Treasury Department
Washington
Wallace
Agricultural Department
Rexford Tugwell
Secretary of Agriculture
Notice of School District Caucus in Cass County Neb
Qualified electors of School District No C‑7 Cass County Nebraska are notified a caucus will be held at the district schoolhouse on March 17 1933 at 7 30 p m to nominate four candidates for the three year term on the School District Board whose names will appear on the ballot at the village election. By order of the School District Board March 6 1933.
States turn to race tracks and betting for revenue
Statistics from a major news agency show twenty states use horse racing and legalized betting to raise revenue, shifting tax burden from real estate and personal property. Rake-offs fund state budgets as profits taxed. Barnum noted many suckers are born.
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Barnam
Farm work for a milk cow exchange offered
White O. E. Wagegener of Route 1 Plattsmouth seeks to trade labor for a good milk cow.
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White O. E. Wagegener
Plattsmouth
Ex Kaiser Wilhelm Gives Up Hope of Crown Again
London report says Wilhelm Hohenzollern has abandoned aims to reclaim the throne of Germany. He seeks to live in privacy at Homberg vor der Hohe with Princess Hermine and may abdicate remaining royal claims. His sons reportedly ceded rights to the throne to the ex-crown prince for disposal as plans consider Wilhelm Frederick as future emperor under regency.
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London Daily Mail
Doorn
Holland
Wilhelm Hohenzollern
Homburg Vor der Hohe
Hesse-Nassau
Germany
Hermine
Berlin
Prussia
German Republic
Wilhelm Friedrich
World-Herald
Taxation proposal hopes to save Coburn Wynot branch
Railway Taxation on net earnings is urged to save the forty five mile Coburn Wynot line of the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha. Officials say tax relief could permit operation only when business warrants and avoid burden on interstate commerce. If rejected Nebraska may seek federal court to block abandonment to preserve territory and shipments.
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Coburn- Wynot
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
Drake
E. C. Bundell
Nebraska
State Railway Commission
Nebraska Commission
IL C. C
Blundell
Federal Job Hunters Pushed Aside for Time
Roosevelt’s emergency shifts patronage away from the parade of Democratic job seekers. Farley Howe and McIntyre guide appointments while commerce, revenue, and diplomatic posts stall. Speculation centers on Robert M. Gore for internal revenue commissioner and Angus W. McLean for possible federal reserve board roles. Morgan, Straus, and Morris are named for key posts abroad as domestic crisis absorbs the administration. Local Plattsmouth stores tout big city shopping benefits with personal buyer seller contact.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
James A. Farley
Louis M. Howe
Marvin H. McIntyre
Robert M. Gore
Chicago
Florida
Internal Revenue
Farley
Angus W. McLean
North Carolina
Federal Reserve Board
W. Forbes Morgen
New York
Robert W. Bingham
Louisville
London
Jessie I. Straus
Ira Nelson Morris
Sweden
Berlin
Congress
State Journal
Alvo News Highlights Local People And Events
Alvo reports Grover Rhoden of Manley assisting W T Rawleigh business in the county district. Annalee Lancaster improves slowly from illness. Mrs. Coatman has teeth extracted and plans nonache manufactured replacements. The Barkhurst family visited Nebraska City. Glenn Jewell returns home from Lincoln due to work slack. Billie Warner remains unable to quit efforts despite age. Alvo Reading club meets at Mrs Jourdan’s home with program and sociable time. Mrs Skinner and Mrs Kirkpatrick seek medical advice in Elmwood. W M Fairfield sustains two fractured ribs after a fall. Methodist Missionary meeting at Emma Jourdan's house with luncheon by Mr and Mrs Otto Sherman. Otto Sherman of Salina, Kansas, a soldier stationed at Cheyenne, Wyoming, visits L M Scott. Mrs Kahler badly sick at home, cared for by Mrs Armstrong. Bank moratorium delays Alva Skinner and John Gerdes cases to undetermined dates. Mrs KE Nelson ill. John Woods helps with store work alongside her.
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Glenn Jewell
C. W. Jewell
Lincoln
W. H. Warner
Billie
Alvo Reading Club
Sam Jourdan
John Skinner
Chas. Kirkpatrick
Elmwood
W. M. Fairfield
Ladies of the Methodist Church
Emma Jourdan
Otto Sherman
Salina
Kansas
Alvo
L. M. Scott
Sherman
Cheyenne
Wyoming
P. Kahler
Joseph Armstrong
Alva Skinner
John Gerdes
KE. L. Nelson
John Woods
Nelson
Petition in Alvo Seeks Abolition of County Agent Office
Over a hundred signers circulated in Alvo calling on the state legislature to abolish the County Agent office. They contend the office costs too much for the limited benefit to the farming community.
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Alvo
Birthday Celebrations for Coatman Siblings
Dorothea and Dorris Coatman mark their birthday with a planned family gathering. Phillip Coatman, in Honolulu, oversees observance. Dorothea attends a Lincoln film while Dorris remains with Abs Thomas Stout due to heavy snow and travel difficulties.
Jule Rachman Sentenced to Fifteen Years Twice
Omaha theater figure Jule Rachman received two concurrent fifteen year terms for the double murder of Harry and Sam Goldberg in the basement office of the Goldbergs’ theater. He pleaded guilty to two counts of second degree murder. the Dec 2 shooting stemmed from a business quarrel.
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Omaha
Jule Rachman
Harry Goldberg
Sam Goldberg
Rachman
State
Fitzgerald
Goldbergs
Quilt Show Benefit At Nehawka For Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Ladies of Mount Pleasant Cemetery Association host a quilt show on the second floor of the Sheldon Store in Nehawka to benefit the cemetery. A large number of quilts have been entered and six prizes will be awarded.
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Ladies of
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Bayer
Railway Commission
Alvo News
Grover Rhoden
Manley
W. T. Rawleigh Company
Annalee Lancaster
Vera Lancaster
R. M. Coatman
Eugene Barkhurst
Velma
Nebraska City
Dorothea
Dorris Coatman
Phillip
Honolulu
Miss Dorris
Bushberry School
Abs. Thomas Stout
Nehawka
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