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Newspaper

Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1925

Page

6

Citizens Military Training Camps Plan Announced Nationwide

War department plans for the greatest Citizens Military Training camps to date are unveiled by the M T C A with weeks of enrollment target set at 50 000 youths by June 1 1925. Civilian aides to the secretary of war will oversee drives in each state and corps area with special army officers delivering the programs.

War Department Military Training Camps Association Weeks Charles B. Pike United States Secretary of War Army Coolidge House Senate

Doan's Pills Backed by Plattsmouth Testimony

Local readers hear from Leland O. Bennett of 319 Marble Street who suffered heavy lifting related kidney distress and nightly awakenings. After one box from Mauzy Drug Co. he found relief and remains attack free. The ad urges requesting DOAN'S PILLS, 60 cents at dealers, Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.

Bright Doan Plattsmouth Leland O. Bennett Marble Street Dean Mauzy Mr. Bennett Buffalo N. Y

Journal Want Ad Highlight Buy and Sell

Classifieds invite readers to place items for sale or wanted purchases in the Journal Want Ad column. Readers are urged to share offerings and requests to reach a broad audience.

Journal

Enjoyable Luncheon Prepares P. E. O. Chapter Election

Yesterday afternoon at the Cummins home Chapter F P. E. O. held a one o clock luncheon. Officers were elected for the coming year with Mrs. H. G. McClusky as president and Mrs. J. E. Wiles as vice president. Delegates to the state meeting were chosen with alternates named. Installation was performed by former president Mrs. E. A. Wurl.

Frank L. Cummins Chapter W. A. Robertson

Kearns to Confer With Gibbons Manager Over Dempsey Deal

Chicago reports Jack Kearns plans talks with Eddie Kane about a Dempsey Gibbons title bout in Los Angeles or New York this summer and possible Wills discussions. Dempsey says no June defense and seeks conditioning before a championship defense.

Jack Dempsey New York Los Angeles Chicago Jack Kearns Eddie Kane Tommy Gibbons St. Paul Kearns Dempsey Gibbons Harry Wills Kane Wills California Cal Los Angeles Times Renault The Times Tom Kennedy Jack Renault Shrine Hearns Kennedy American Legion Hollywood Legion

Livestock Need Stronger Federal Help This Spring

Washington report says the livestock industry needs financial aid to rebuild cattle on the range and expand breeding herds. Commissioner Cooper of the federal farm loan board, returning from agricultural tours, says all other sectors improve while livestock lags but shows signs of upward movement. He cites ready credit and broad banking support as key factors behind the turn.

Washington Cooper Federal Farm Loan Board President Coolidge

Government credit aids farmers urged to boost cattle holdings

Officials state farmers in farming areas now view cattle loans as safe and provide vital support. Depletion of ranges and liquidation reduce cattle numbers, but rising meat demand promises a brighter industry. Cooper and A. C. Williams urged farmers to use government credit facilities more, correcting misconceptions about them.

Cooper A. C. Williams

Senator La Follette Bids to Block Warren Nomination

Washington March 13 Senator Robert M La Follette of Wisconsin speeds to Washington to join the fight against Warren. He travels after urging from Senators Norris Howell and Reed as administration efforts to secure confirmation face possible defections. If the vote comes tomorrow his arrival may come too late to influence the result. Senator Howell leaves his sick bed to join the opposition promising to attend the final vote.

Washington Robert M. la Follette Wisconsin Warren Norris and Howell Nebraska Reed Missouri Fort Lauderdale Fla Norris Howell Coolidge la Follette Senate Dawes

Nebraska Tops in Defense in Valley Hoops Race

Lawrence Kansas March 12 The 1925 Missouri Valley Conference basketball season ends with Kansas first in defense and Oklahoma leading in scoring while Nebraska leads the defensive stats in the league. The Kansas squad displayed strong defense and effort throughout the season.

Lawrence Kas

Ackerman leads Jayhawks as scoring champ of conference

Ackerman captain of the Jayhawks ends the season as high point scorer with 166 points, his second straight year atop the conference scoring chart after 144 points last year. Kansas finished second in the race while Nebraska placed fifth in offense and tied for fourth with Washington. Oklahoma posted the largest single game score at 50 to 27 over Drake, and Washington had the biggest victory margin, 40 to something over Drake.

Nebraska Ackerman Jayhawk Kansas Aggies Aggies K. U Washington Oklahoma Drake

Swift Estate Valued Over Seven Million Dollars in Chicago

The estate of Mrs. Anna M. Swift widow of Gustavus Swift founder of Swift and Co. packers is valued at 7 095 693 dollars. She died in 1923. Have you anything to sell or buy.

Middle West Chicago Anna M. Swift Gustavus Swift Swift and Co., Packers

Legion Auxiliary Meeting Delivers Poppy Day Plans

The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Henry G. Soennichsen’s home after a heavy day of weather. Delegates were named for the district convention in Nebraska City on March 24. Officers Lottie Rosencrans Tom Walling Jr Emil Hild named. The group discussed the upcoming Legion banquet and a big feed. A luncheon was served. The April meeting will be at Mrs. Michael Hild’s home.

American Legion Auxiliary Henry G. Soennichsen North Fifth Street Nebraska City Lottie Rosencrans Tom Walling, Jr Emil Hild Auxiliary Michael Hild

To Remove Collins Body in Central City Kentucky

C W Hunt, who helped at Sand Cave during Floyd Collins rescue attempts, has contracted with Homer Collins to remove Floyd Collins body. The operation will start around April 1 and take about two weeks.

Central City C. W. Hunt Sand Cave Cave City Floyd Collins Homer Collins

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