Murdock News Briefs Highlight Local Doings and Health
Walter Thimgen from near South Bend plowed oats last Thursday in Murdock. Henry Towle of Douglas visited at J. E. McHugh’s. Miss Marie Schmidt toured Lincoln. C. Baumgartner looked after business in Plattsmouth. Many residents recover from illness. the eight grade exam and local farming notes appear. The Callihan church project advances. A D Zaar deals with a troublesome tooth.
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Walter Thimgen
South Bend
Henry Towle
Douglas
Murdock
J. E. McHugh
Marie Schmidt
Royal Neighbors convention delegation in Omaha
Mesdames J. B. McHugh J. W. Krucer and Jess Sandholm attended the Royal Neighbors convention in Omaha for several days last week. They represented the order and Grand Lodge and returned home last Thursday evening after completing their labors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
J. B. McHugh
Royal Neighbors
J. W. Krucer
Jess Sandholm
Grand Lodge of the
Omaha
Callahan Orchestra Excelling Under Hans Richard in Murdock Area
The Callahan Orchestra, a church affiliate Southwest of Murdock, shows strong music results under Hans Richard. Members include Otto Reichmann Mathew Bornemeier Dan Schlaphoff Hazel Strich Louis Meyerjerzeen Walter Meyerjercen Jesse Stock Mathew Strich Robert Harry Stock Gust Reicke and August Reicke practice at members’ homes and will move to the church basement once completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callahan Orchestra
Callshan
Murdock
Hans Richard
Wenlding
Otto Reichmann
Mathew Bornemeier
Dan Schlaphoff
Hazel Strich
Louis Meyerjerzeen
Walter Meyerjercen
Jesse Stock
Mathew Strich
Robert
Harry Stock
Gust
August Reicke
Sisters attend parents garden wedding in Kellogg Iowa
Mesdames H. A. Tool and H. V. Mc Donald, sisters, left Monday for Kelloggs Iowa to celebrate the garden wedding of their parents Mr. and Mrs. James Drake who were married fifty years ago. They then visited Newton and nearby towns where many relatives and friends reside while the Tool and McDonald men enjoyed a seaside bath and the cooking duties fell to Bryan and Richard who are skilled at the task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Mesdames
H. A. Tool
H. V. McDonald
Kelloggs
Lows
James Drake
Laides
Newton
Messers, Tool
McDonald
Bryan and
Richard
Evangelical Church Services Schedule Update
Church services announced at Lawrevie and Murdock with Bible school at Louiseife and Murdock at 10 a.m. Begish services 11 to 11 30 a.m. German service 11 30 a.m. to noon at Murdock. Young People's meeting 7 p.m. and evening preaching 7 30 p.m.
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Evangelical
Lawrevie
Pible School
Louiseife
Murdock
Begish
Young Peoples
Evenias
Buff Orpington Eggs For Hatching Sale
Mrs John Bornemeier advertises pure bred Buff Orpington eggs for hatching at 3.50 per hundred. Eggs available from hatchery line of farm stock.
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John Bornemeier
Early Ohio Seed Potatoes At 75 Cents A Sack
Advertisement notes limited supply of early Ohio seed potatoes priced at 75 cents. Sale listed under Albert Theil in Murdock with a brief note.
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Ohio
Albert Theil
Murdock
Evangelical Church Food Sale Planned in Bath Lobby
The Evangelical church studies will hold a food sale in the lobby of the Farmers and Merchants Bath on Saturday March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Church
Farmers & Merchants
Bath
Missionary Mrs Schwab to Speak on Far East in Murdock
Mrs A H Schwab now living in Lincoln after seventeen years as a missionary in Japan will speak at the Evangelical church in Murdock on Thursday March 6 addressing the far east and related conditions. Rev A Strauss invites the public, with an offering for missions to be taken after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Schwab
Lincoln
Japan
East
Murdock
Evangelical Church
Far East
A. Strauss
Clarence Very Popular School Play At Murdock
The Murdock school presented a play titled Clarence Very Popular during the last week. Poor roads and weather delayed the entertainment until Tuesday of last week. The high school netted a neat sum, gaining training in theatricals as well.
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Clarence
Murdock School
Pierce
High School
Pure Bred S. C. R. L Red Pedigree Note
Pedigree listing for Red Matines and related stock notes a price of $1.00 per setting. CHAS L LONG of Murdock Nebraska appears as the breeder or contact.
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Chas L Long
Murdock
Neb
Dairy Testing Aid Sees 730 Associations In U S
Washington reports dairy testing associations have grown to about 730 nationwide, with 61 200 cows tested and an average 6 274 pounds of milk and 257 pounds of butter fat annually. The system, begun by dairymen and colleges, logs monthly milk and feed data, culls poor cows, and boosts herd profits as prices fluctuate.
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Department of Agriculture
Michigan
Wisconsin
Bishop Declines New York Pulpit Invitation
Bishop Nathaniel S. Thomas of the Episcopal Diocese of Wyoming declines two pulpit months in New York City offered as Fosdick's successor due to a prior Stanford lecture engagement. The Stanford talk also caused him to skip leading the discussion on What Is a Heretic at the St Louis church congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
Nathaniel S. Thomas
Episcopalian Diocese of
Wyoming
First Presbyterian Church of
New York City
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Leland Stanford University
Stanford
Thomas
Church Congress
St. Louis
Hogs Prosper in Canada Mark Record Hog Year
Winnipeg March 18 More hogs were marketed by farmers at stock yards across Canada in 1924 than ever before. The federal department of agriculture reports 1924 totals at 3,049,000 head, up from 2,503,000 in 1923, with prairie farm hog ownership rising from 1,667,754 to 2,249,457. Government grading and cooperative marketing aided western Canada’s hog rise.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Department
Journal Classified Ad Results Request
A note inviting readers to place want ads in the Jour nal to attract results. The item urges concise notices for goods services and opportunities, highlighting quick response and broad reach through the paper’s classified section.
Nebraska Arson Case finds Steve Biddick Guilty with Leniency Suggestion
The jury in Nebraska State v Steve Biddick found the defendant guilty on two counts of arson and recommended leniency. Deliberations extended from 6 PM to 9 AM with testimony from Donald Smiley Ernest Underwood and Steve Riddick detailing alibi, conduct and alleged threats by agents during investigation.
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Prom Whitartéar
Daly
State of
Nebraska
Steve Biddick
Donald Smiley
District Court
Ernest L. Underwood
Burlington
Tom Smith
Mr. Underwood
Mr. Smith
Biddick
Similey
Court House
A. J. Trilety
Herber
Atorney
A. L. Tidd
Riddick
Smiley
Emiley
Tidd
Bert McLean
Berber
Chatr
Steve Riddick
Smith
Underwood
Main Streets
Smiler
Baird
Martin
Butdick
Trinity
Mauzy
Brink’s
Mampton
Neb
Hampton
Burlington Railroad Company
Thomas J. Smith
The
W. N. Brink
Brink
Kieck
C. E. Martin
Fire trial reveals conflicting testimony on arson claim
Witnesses describe past fires linked to the mill and hotel while others dispute key alibis. Burlington officials investigation supported arrest of the defendant, with defense arguing the chief witness fabricated links to the scene.
Royal Arch Masons Visit Omaha Holds Grand Master Degree
A large Nebraska Chapter No. 2 delegation from this city accompanied seventeen candidates to Omaha where the Most Excellent Master degree was conferred at the Masonic temple on 19th and Dodge. The joint convocation included Omaha chapters and Plattsmouth and was overseen by Grand officers. A buffet luncheon followed the ceremonies with high attendance and praise for the work.
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Thurnders Dalls
Nebraska
Royal Arch Masons
Omaha
Masonic Temple
19Th
Dodge Streets
Flattsmouth
Beatrice
Hastings
George N. R. Browne
Erand
Harry E. Cone
A. §. Pinto
Grand King
Luther M. Kuhns
Luther B. Hoyt
Grand Sentinel
Oliver H. Fick
Lute M. Savage
Lewis &. Smith
Plattsmouth
Judge Duxbury to Offer Quick Marriage Service
County Judge A H Duxbury plans a rapid home marriage service after Governor McMullen signs the repeal of the ten day notice. The change ends costly out of state fees and rings spent for Nebraska couples and may boost license revenue. The reform targets faster nuptials and couples uniting as one.
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Iowa
A. H. Duxbury
McMullen
Nebraska
Wall Paper Sale Claim by Local Merchant
Announcement from a local dealer promising direct mill purchases to undercut rivals. They boast increased business allowing shorter margins, urge customers to bring catalogs, warn against supposed three cent rolls from foreign firms, and note a country work car for seasonal rural deliveries.
Meas ure Gov Signs Bill Prompts Duxbury Call
The text notes a governor signature imminent for a measure. It advises watching papers and, after signing, calling Judge Duxbury. It also mentions Sherman Cole and Lawrence Lawn visiting Omaha from farm homes to arrange farm machinery.
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Sherman Cole
Lawrence Lawn
Omaha
Metropolis
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Alvin Oehlerking
Emil Kuehn
Henry A. Guthmann
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Tada Bornemeier
Fred Klemme
Fardnamvents
Conrad Wirth
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Frank Burke
Charles Nanzintillo
Messers
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Thimgan € Co
J. B. McHuek
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Gustav Blumburg
Justice
Carl Cilhous
West Iest
Long
Rhode Island
Callihan Church
A. D. Zaar
Law of
Dorothy Dalton
Tool Bros
Edward Gulstorft Murdock,Neb
A. H. Lawtsop
Murdock, Nebr
E. W. Thimgan Garage
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Journal
H. C. Leopold
Eigén
Main Street
Green’s Drug Store
Elmwood
Platismouth Loan & Building Association
John A. Griffin
Main St
John P. Sattler
Rea
S. C. Anconas
Carl Ohlschlager
Plattamouth
Old Fair Ground
Red Bird Poultry
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E. F. Grubsky
Nort Lith
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