New Soil Practices Ready for Central Region
The AAA released a supplemental soil building practices list for farmers in the north central region with payments under the new soil conservation program. Rates range from 75 cents to $3 per acre for seeding grasses, legumes, and cover crops, plus special region options in western Nebraska and western South Dakota including nurse crops and strip cropping.
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Washington
AAA
North Central
Wallace
Nebraska
South Dakota
Red Cross Convention Planned for Chicago May 11 14
The American Red Cross schedules its annual convention in Chicago from May 11 to 14. Delegates from Cass county including Miss Augusta Robb and Mrs. Henry Tool, with alternates Dr N D Talcott and Judge A H Duxbury, expect to attend. The Stevens Hotel provides accommodations and transportation may be by car if more attendees join.
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Cass County
The
American Red Cross
Union
Augusta Robb
Weeping Water
Chicago
Henry Tool
Murdock
N. D. Talcott
A. H. Duxbury
Dance by Z C B J lodge at American Legion hall
Dance hosted by the Z C B J lodge on Saturday May 7 at the American Legion hall in Sparta with orchestra. Gentlemen 25 cents ladies free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. C. B. J. Lodge
American Legion Hall
Sparta Orchestra
Want Ads Sell All Kinds of Odd Household Goods
Classified notice notes sales of miscellaneous items including household goods offered in the local want ads. Short listings indicate used items for sale and barter options available to buyers.
Local residents visit neighbors and work on projects
George A. Stites travels to Omaha for business while friends in Nebraska City Plattsmouth Union Blair and Greenwood host visits. A L Becker delivers cord wood to Lincoln bakeries and George Clarke joins the CCC camp at Blair. Cass county leaders Misner and Walker visit Union to discuss company business as farmers begin corn planting urged by Reuben Hathaway and others.
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George A. Stites
Omaha
Charles Hoback
W. A. Taylor
Nebraska City
Edward Lewis
Plattsmouth
Oscar Gapen
Union
A. L. Becker
Lincoln
Charles Land
Frank
Anna Bauer
Harvey Schroeder
Greenwood
George Clarke
Ira Clarke
CCC
Blsir
Nebraska
Blair
Ray Misner
Cass County
Walker
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
Chicago Red Cross Convention Proclaimed by Mayor Kelly
Mayor Edward J. Kelly issues proclamation highlighting the American Red Cross annual convention May 11 to 14 in Chicago. Junior Red Cross programs run all week, rail and hotel arrangements aid delegates, with two Cass county delegates attending. Miss Augusta Robb of Union and Mrs. H. A. Tool of Murdock depart Sunday.
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Edward J. Kelly
Chicago
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Cass County
Augusta Robb
Union
H. A. Tool
Murdock
Rally Day at Union Baptist Church Delights Members
Last Sunday, Union Baptist Church held Rally Day with a large Bible school turnout and an engaging lesson. Rev. L Q Morton delivered a well received sermon. A noon dinner in the basement followed, and several new members were welcomed into fellowship as the church remains active and committed to community improvement.
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Baptist Church of Union
L. Q. Morton
Union High School 1926 Senior Class Play
A large crowd attended the Union High School 1926 senior class play The Early Bird Here rather than the early worm scene, with students performing for the community and gaining local enthusiasm.
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Union High School
Visit by Plattsmouth Couple Sparks Brief Lincoln Call
Mr. and Mrs. John Alwin of Plattsmouth stopped in Lincoln on their way to Casper Wyoming. They escorted Mrs. Jesse Brady to the train after attending her sister Mrs. Hugh Lockhart's funeral and visited Mrs. Alwin's aunt Mrs. Messersmith and friends Mr. and Mrs. Phillip F. Rihn during a short layover.
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John Alwin
Plattsmouth
Lincoln
Jesse Brady
Casper
Wyo
Hugh Lockhart
Alwin
Messersmith
Phillip F. Rihn
Here From the West Mrs Davie Buck Arrives in Union
Mrs Davie Buck daughter of Mrs Tabitha Smith now living in California arrived in Union traveling westward to visit.
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Davie Buck
Tabitha Smith
California
Union
Daughter Visits Ill Mother to Aid in Care
A daughter traveled to see her ailing mother who remains in poor condition. She stayed to assist with caregiving and attend to her mother during this difficult time.
Propst to Locate Auto Business in Jacksonville Florida
Word reports A. W. Propst formerly in Nebraska City who sold his auto business this spring will relocate to the south, choosing Jacksonville Florida as his new base where he will conduct business. Mrs Propst visited over the weekend at the Union home of Mr and Mrs E E Leach.
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South
A. W. Propst
Nebraska City
Jacksonville
Fla
Maywood Food Center
Plattsmouth
Homebound Visit Returns Family From New York Trip
Mrs Jennie Frans mother of D Ray Frans came back to Union after three weeks visiting relatives in Unadilla and Rue Frans in Syracuse. She was joined by Mr and Mrs Frans and the children for a day at D Ray Frans and family and with Mrs Rose Kendel and daughter Miss Rachel near Union.
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Jennie Frans
D. Ray Frans
Unadilla
Rue H. Frans
Syracuse
Union
Union Schools to Close After May Twenty Second
Union schools operating with regularity have made good progress and will close in three weeks on May 22. A sizable class of students will graduate and enter the world prepared to make a living and fit themselves for work ahead.
Senior class picnic joins Nehawka and Avoca students
The Union high school seniors traveled to Nehawka to join the Nehawka and Avoca senior classes for a weekend picnic before graduation. The gathering is described as a fine event as the students prepare to graduate and seek futures. May you succeed, is our wish.
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Union High School
Nehawka
Nehawka High School
Avoca School
Firefighters Contain Chimney Blaze At Winnie Crawford Home
Union fire brigade responds quickly to a chimney fire at Winnie Crawford’s residence. Fire wagon arrival for Syra cause was delayed briefly as driver took lunch, drawing admiration from firemen and local residents for the new wagon.
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Winnie Crawford
Union Bats Beat Nebraska City 14 to 5 at Hoback Park
The Union baseball team defeated Nebraska City 14 to 5 at Hoback Park southeast of Union last Sunday. They set to host the CCC camp team this coming Sunday.
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Nebraska City
Union
Hoback Park
CCC
Dorothey Tigner and Ralph Marshall Tie Marriage in Nebraska City
In Nebraska City last Friday the marriage of Miss Dorothey Tigner and Ralph Marshall was celebrated at the Methodist church parlors. The couple will reside in Union and have taken quarters at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Atteberry’s home. The Journal extends congratulations and best wishes.
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Nebraska City
Dorothey Tigner
Fred Tigner
Ralph Marshall
Methodist Church
Unior
Charles Atteberry
Wilt-Resistant Asters a Very Hardy Race
Wilt resistant aster varieties tolerate wilt infected soils and often perform better than standard strains. They include giant branching, ostrich feather, California sunshine, and rose pink types growing up to 3 feet. Sow thinly, transplant early, and avoid replanting on the same ground to deter pests like ost beetles and apply tobacco dust for protection.
Community funds boost through local dollar use
Inflation or not, dollars spent at home support taxed services and community needs. A portion returns to cover local obligations while residents benefit from shared improvements in the area.
Garden Tale: Planting Tips and Care for a Bright Home Oasis
The piece outlines planting basics five guidelines: plant in masses avoid straight lines and keep centers open. Do not use manure in the hole but mulch on top. Stake shade trees in the first season and press soil firmly to prevent wind loosening. Water thoroughly through the first summer.
Evergreens Brighten Winter Landscapes Throughout Year
Evergreens add beauty year round and especially in winter as they keep foliage and brighten the landscape while other plants lie dormant.
First cost of tree pales beside long term value
A reader notes that the initial price of a tree or plant is minor compared with its worth years later, emphasizing long term investment benefits and growth.
Hydrangea Pruning: Summer Rules and Autumn Blooms
Hydrangeas should not be pruned in summer as they flower late in the season on current growth. Winter cutting at the tops, however, can spur vigorous branching and a strong autumn bloom, making Hydrangea a partial exception to bottom pruning rules while a base renewal improves long term health.
Pruning Tips for Early Blooming Shrubs After Bloom
After flowering shrubs should be pruned moderately and regularly each year directly after blooming. The pruning must be skillful and timed correctly to maximize bloom production.
Woody vines pruning timing in early spring
The passage notes that woody climbing vines grow rapidly each summer, requiring cutting away substantial amounts of wood annually. Pruning should occur very early in spring, typically in February.
The Home’s Surroundings Matter in Buying a House
The article compares house buying to purchasing a painting. It notes first impressions are shaped by surroundings and landscape. A home set in barren ground loses appeal, while a well planted lawn and garden enhance its appeal and value.
Card of Thanks for Miss De Hart Bereavement
The family of Miss De Hart expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy, funeral participation, and flowers. Ward M Whalen Della James Olive Kayton W W DeHart and family extend thanks for support.
Candytafts for Cutting A Garden Guide
An old fashioned annual now a major greenhouse subject the candytaft grows about two feet high in full sun. It bloom in eight weeks after sowing with a short season requiring several sowings for continuous bloom. Space each plant six inches and choose white or colored types for edging and display. Giant varieties need a foot of room and regular feeding to develop large spikes. It is hardy and can be sown as soon as soil can be worked.
Teacher Mae Shrader Named Sixth Grade and Art Instructor
Mae Shrader daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer Shrader near the city has been elected to teach in Port Calhoun Nebraska city schools for the coming term She will lead the sixth grade and handle art in adjacent grades Shrader has taught in Cass county schools since graduation
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Mae Shrader
Homer Shrader
Port Calhoun
Nebraska
Miss Shrader
Cass County
Death of Fredie Gregory Infant Son of Gregorys
The infant Fredie Ramon Gregory born February 8 1936 died at the family home in the south part of the city. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 PM at the South 9th street residence.
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Fredie Ramon Gregory
Alvin Gregory
South 9Th Street
Tot Dies of Poison in Nebraska Child Poisoning Fatality
Holbrook Nebraska Kay Grieninger two year old son of Frank Greininger of Mc Cook died Friday at his aunt Mrs Theodore Fetters home from poisoning. Relatives said they did not know how the child obtained the poison.
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Holbrook
Kay Grieninger
Frank Greininger
McCook
Theodore Fetters
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Puerto Rico
Herbert Hoover
Cuy Federal Savings & Loan Ass’n
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