There is Something Wrong with Banking at Home
There is Something Wrong- Consider the postage stamp it sticks until i gets there. There is Something Wrong- Something wrong somewhere when a man goes to another town to do his banking. As a Home Institution we are here to serve you to do as much as any outside bank. Let's get together it will benefit both of us and help our home town.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Mary Mardalene
Peter
Gallilee
Emmaus
Jerusalem
Jesus
Thomas
God
Sea of
Tibrras
Nathaniel
James
John
Sea of Gallillee
Simon
Jonas
Savior
Bethany
Murray State Bank There is No Substitute for Safety
A regional bank emphasizes safety and prudent financial practices, urging customers to prioritize secure accounting and careful handling of funds amid evolving economic conditions and rising security concerns.
Chester Sporrer Completes Winter Course at Wesleyan
Chester Sporrer finished a short course at Wesleyan University during the past winter and returned home Friday. He plans to remain at his home for now and expects to teach sometime in the future after studying hard to complete the course.
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Chester Sporrer
Lincoln
Wesleyan University
Chester
Murray Meeting Advances Gravel Road Project Effort
Gravel George Nickles Glen Boedeker and others in Murray push for funds to improve gravel roads from the Platte River bridge to the Otoe county line. A Tuesday evening meeting in Murray drew strong support for the project and better roads.
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George Nickles
Glen Boedeker
City election nears as voters prepare April 7 balloting
Voters will elect five city council members and two on the board of education on April 7. Incumbents in four council wards face renomination and two education terms expire. Democratic and Republican conventions are expected next week to nominate candidates.
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Board of Education
Frank M. Bestor
Michael Bajeck
R. W. Knorr
C. L. Deitz
Frank L. Cummins
E. A. Wurl
Bestor
Knorr
Bajeck
Parke
Teitz
Wiggle Creek Makes State Tournament Debut
Lincoln March 17 Wiggle Creek sent a Class F basketball team to the state tournament. The five players from Wiggle Creek lost their first game but drew attention by prompting questions about their location. J H Segaes of Grand Island located Wiggle Creek in Sherman County between Ravenna and Loup City.
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Wiggle Creek
Sherman Country
Ravenna
Loup City
Business forms printed at the Journal office
The Journal office offers printing services for business forms of all kinds, including ledgers, invoices, receipts, and standard templates. Quick turnaround and quality paper choices are highlighted for local merchants and clerks.
Murray man Henry W Vallery celebrates 74th birthday
Henry W Vallery a Murray resident for two years and known as a genial gentleman who treats everyone with high consideration, celebrated his 74th birthday on Wednesday of this week.
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Henry W. Vallery
Murray
Showing Improvement For Mrs Hadraba After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Joseph F. Hadraba at Clarkson hospital shows good improvement after a week long treatment. She is expected to have nose surgery soon that is not dangerous and will require time to heal before returning home for permanent relief.
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Joseph F. Hadraba
Clarkson Hospital
Taken to Hospital From Wednesday's Daily
Mrs. Howard M. Young, very poorly of late, has been taken to a hospital in Omaha for treatment and an operation. Her health has declined over several years while caring for her husband, a confirmed invalid, and the strain necessitates surgery and ongoing treatment.
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J. A. Scotten
Ben Dill
Ludwig Hallas
Plattsmouth
Frank Reed
George Hobscheidt
John Hobscheidt
Philip Keil
John Farris
Union
Joe Plattsmouth
G. L. Teylor
Ww. J. Philpot
Omaha
St. Cecelia Glee Club
Tarkio College
Tarkio
Murray
Fred Clerke
Frank Schlegle
Rock Bluffs
Raymond Leonard
Allie Leonard
Henry C. Longe
Forest Porter
Plattemouth
John T. Porter
Fred Warner
Howard M. Young
New Postage Rates Effective April 15 1925
Postmaster J W Holmes publishes a news list of the upcoming postal rate changes set to begin April 15 1925. The outline covers First Class Air Mail Second Class Newspapers and Periodicals Fourth Class Parcel Post and related zone and weight rules with various per ounce charges and limits.
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Theve
J.W. Holmes
Chicago
Cheyenne
Fouth Cays
Weicht
Pershing Returns from Peru Centennial Sojourn in New York
General John J. Pershing arrives in New York aboard the battleship U.S.S. Iowa after attending the Ayacucho centennial celebration in Peru as ambassador extraordinary. He walks ashore with Rear Admiral Plunkett to a waiting reception including Maj. Gen. Summerall and American Legion members. Pershing says he is still feeling the Havana illness but improving.
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New York
John J. Pershing
Ayacuchha
Peru
Havana
Uinh
Plunkett
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Naval Tus
West Thirty-fifth Street Pier
Cheries P. Summerall
Second Corps
Srew
Army
American Legion
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