Omaha visitors and local business notes from last week
A roundup of Omaha area visits includes Eli Keckler, Miss Mary Anne Murphey, Henry Osborne and others visiting relatives and conducting business. A. Steinkamp remains seriously ill at home while Joseph Wolpert and sisters visited Lincoln. The elevator shipped winter corn profits and Dowler family plus Rudolph Bergmann visited Mrs Moore in Omaha.
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Eli Keckler
Omaha
Mary Anne Murphey
Henry Osborne
Missouri Pacific
Herman Dall
Ray Wiles
Aileen Sheehan
A. Steinkamp
Joseph Wolpert
Lincoln
Wm. J. Ray
Weeping Water
Gust Pautsch
Louisville
Ralph Wilte
Charles Griffis
Oscar Dowler
Grandmother Dowler
Rudolph Bergmann
Moore
Manley Football Team Prepares For Tri County League Opener
Manley ball team trains ahead of the season with a winless opening against Cedar Creek. Teddy Harris named association president and Ed Sheehan serves as manager as the squad aims for a strong showing.
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Manley
Cedar Creek
Teddy Harris
Ed Sheehan
Tango Party At Manley Hall Draws Large Crowd
The Altar Society of St. Patricks church hosted a tango party at Manley hall last Sunday and reported a nice profit from the event after advertising for some time.
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Manley Hall
Altar Society
St. Patricks Church
Entertained Friends at Sunday Host Stander Residence
Mr and Mrs John A Stander hosted last Sunday with guests including John Palicek father of Mrs Stander the Misses Pollyanna and Cecelia Palacek sisters and John Palicek and Frank Palicek brothers and the former wife.
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John A. Stander
John Palicek
Hansen Home Hosts Guests for Sunday Dinner
Arthur Hansen and wife entertained guests at their home last Sunday. Attendees included Herman Reuth and wife, Miss Rena Christensen, Tony Nelson and wife, Carter Nelson and wife Myrtle Nelson, Nora and Schwind Nelson, and Laura Wiles. All enjoyed the day and hope to meet again soon at this hospitable home.
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Hansen Home
Arthur Hansen
Hansen
Herman Reuth
Rena Christensen
Tony Nelson
Carter Nelson
Myrtle Nelson
Nora
Schwind Nelson
Laura Wiles
Birth Announcement for a Grandchild in York Area
A fine young man arrived last Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron F. Rauth near York. The gift brought joy to the parents and their two young daughters. Relatives Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rauth and Grandfather August Stander express happiness as all recover and do well.
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Aaron F. Rauth
York
Club Week 4-H Members Attend Lincoln Event
Ruth Ann Sheldon Betty Sumner Nehawka Merle Eveland Elmwood Willis Cole Mynard Robert Pollard Nehawka Warren Fager Avoca Milford Smith Weeping Water Ruth Warden Union will join 2350 other 4-H club members for the 18th annual Club Week in Lincoln from May 29 to June 2. Attendees earned trips for 1932 work and pay a $5 fee covering all Lincoln expenses. Application blanks and details are at the Farm Bureau.
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Ruth Ann Sheldon
Betty Sumner
Nehawka
Merle Eveland
Elmwood
Willis Cole
Mynard
Robert Pollard
Warren Fager
Avoca
Milford Smith
Weeping Water
Ruth Warden
Union
Lincoln
Farm Bureau
Washing Woolens Tips for Spring Cleaning
The article outlines washing woolens with lukewarm water and mild soap, minimal rubbing, and two rinse cycles. It advises careful handling of blankets and sweaters, including shaping while drying, using softeners for hard water, and avoiding color bleed by washing colors separately.
Poison Cutworms Killed by Simple Mash Formula
A historic garden pest control note explains mixing wheat bran paris green and blackstrap molasses into a crumbly mash. Apply after four pm, scattered thinly to attract cutworms feeding at night, with larger batches for long fields.
Feeders Day Results At Nebraska College Experiment
Atlas sorgo silage performed well against corn ensilage in a cattle wintering trial at the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture this year. Prof. R B Thalman briefed farmers at the college Friday during Feeders Day. Seven lots of cattle were used in the study.
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Atlas
University of Nebarska College of Agriculture
R. BR. Thalman
Atlas silage and corn silage performance in cattle feeding
The wintering test fed heifer calves 150 days then moved to pasture with grain and later dry lot feeding for fall markets. Atlas sorge silage yielded 92.3 percent of corn silage gain per ton, while Atlas fodder reached 68 percent of the ensilage. Atlas per acre produced 100 pounds more gain than corn silage in 1932. In a second trial, yearling steers fed for 180 days showed similar gains across shelled and ground corn treatments, with a lower value for the mixed ground options. shelled corn required 690 pounds to gain 100 pounds. Alfalfa hay fed to all lots.
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Kansas
Atlas
Thalman
Spray Timing for Fruit Trees in Blossom Season
Guidance on fruit tree spraying schedules notes timing for plums apples and cherries. It recommends using 1% gallons of liquid lime sulfur or 4 pounds dry plus 1.4 pounds lead ar senate and 50 gallons water, with three applications for each crop at specified stages after husks drop and petals fall.
Horticulturist Lectures at Nehawka Better Homes Meet
E. H. Hoppert state horticulturist presented slides and film strips at the Nehawka Better Homes meeting on Tuesday April 25. He stressed beautifying home grounds public highways and roadsides as a key Better Homes movement aim.
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E. H. Hoppert
Better Homes
Nehawka
Russian engineer crosses frozen Bering Strait on foot
V A Muravioff, a young Russian metallurgical engineer, claims he traversed the fifty five mile ice strewn Bering Strait on foot in ten days. He says he subsisted on raw walrus and seal meat, sometimes going hungry and sleeping none for five days due to cold.
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San Francisco
Bering Straits
V. A. Muravioff
Siberia
Alaska
Wilson Pleased At Trials in Lincoln Docket Cleared
Deputy Prohibitions Administrator Wilson said federal court proceedings in Lincoln ended with nine liquor convictions and ten guilty pleas. He noted two cases involved conspiracies and that the Lincoln docket is cleaned up, paving the way for Judge Munger to assist Judge Donohue in Omaha.
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Omaha
Wilson
Lincoln
Munger of
Donohue
Japanese Withdraw From South Side of Wall at Tientsin
Japanese troops pull back from the north Chinese coast as Chinese leaders cite Russian pressure in Manchuria and Japan’s Washington talks with officials. Chinese forces advance about 26 miles after driving Japanese across the Swan River, while separatist moves pressure a local provisional government setup.
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Wall
Tientsim
China
Japan
Russia
Manchuria
Washington
Roosevelt
Swan River
Tientsin-Pieping
Tientsin
Peiping
Congress Fails To Resolve Inflation Insight
The piece notes lawmakers from both parties offered speeches but observers conclude a practical solution rests with the brain trust rather than Congress. It highlights broad confidence in expert guidance alongside ongoing inflation debates.
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Congress
Iowa Sectors Quiet Under State Troops
Martial law halted unrest in Plymouth and Crawford counties after the Le Mars judge beating and a Denison farm clash. National guardsmen moved into Le Mars and Sioux City area with units from Council Bluffs and others to Denison. Authorities pursue rioters while awaiting legal action against abductors of Judge Bradley. Governor Herring defends actions amid tensions.
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Plymouth
Crawford
le Mars
Denison
Sioux City
Sheldon
Corncil Bluffs
Glenwood
Shenandoah
Red Oak
Neola
Iowa
Herring
Ripper
Plymouth County
Ed Durband
Fred A. Kelly
la Mars Gazerd Company, Co. K
H. Earnest
Earnest
Kelly
World Herald
Riots Prompt Iowa Officials to Act and Move Judges
National guardsmen controlled Plymouth county on Friday night while Denison and surrounding area faced farm riot outbreaks. Attorney General O Connor deputized ex Judge Hallagan to lead a thorough Denison riot investigation. Chief Justice Kindig ordered District Judge Peters transferred to Plymouth county to handle foreclosure cases and prosecutions related to the disturbances. No Temporizing.
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Plymouth County
Iowa
Denison
Edward L. O’connor
Des Moines
Frank B. Hallagan
James W. Kindig
State Supreme Court
Early Peters
Clarinda
Peters
Bradley
le Mars
Attorney General's Office
War Secretary Approves 35000 More CCC Enrollments
Secretary Dern approves adding 35000 unemployed men to civilian conservation corps enrollments, after previously enrolling 25000. Six work camps capable of housing 126000 men are ready, with a third group expected soon as facilities are ready. Army corps area commanders survey for a second group of camps.
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Washinton
Dern
Civilian Conservation Corps
United States
Parcel post urged to boost farm sales nationwide
Washington April 27 Rep John H Morehead Nebraska urged farmers to use parcel post to reach city markets. He said perishable items can be sold through parcel post to customers unreachable by solicitation and delivery and recalled friends trading eggs and vegetables door to door in his youth.
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Washington
John H. Morehead
Nebraska
Eaid Morehead
Parcel Post
Chicago teachers threaten pay clash with Pageant of Progress
Chicago teachers protest for higher pay as they clash with the Pageant of Progress event. The dispute could affect visitors and rival attractions while city officials seek a resolution.
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Chicago
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Cass County Farm Bureau
Wainscott
Carl Ak
Biot Ams
Manchukuo
Duxbury & Davis
Leon Powers
Dern U
Representative Morehead
Plattsmouth
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