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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1933
Page
3
Mrs Frances Purdy, a longtime city resident, remains poorly confined to her home after several weeks of illness. Friends regret her condition and hope she can resume her activities soon.
T C McCarty and his wife plan to relocate from Omaha to the city and take up residence at Seventh and Oak streets, in the home formerly occupied by the L D Hiatt family. The Hiatt family will move to the Shrader residence on North Fourth street.
Erastus Jones seeks a divorce after years of distress from his wife whose tireless chatter and sharp tongue fill their days. He complains her constant talking, dictionary‑like vocabulary, and public broadcasts drive him to seek relief via legal action.
Datfly Attorney Carl D. Ganz of Alvo spent several hours in the county court today handling matters of business.
Greenwood residents report visitors and moves across town as many families welcome relatives return to work trips, property changes, and social events. O. E. Miller moves to Ashland to join an insurance business while new leases and store openings appear nearby.
Local classified notice lists E L McDonald of Greenwood Nebraska offering cash for a cream product or cream sales, with no other details provided in the readable text.
The former W. E. Newkirk and Anderson Cope building becomes a new grocery and produce store launched by Mrs. Deny last Friday. Managed by her son-in-law W P Thompson from Crete, the family moves to Greenwood. This marks the year’s second new business venture in town as local observers say now is a good time to start business here.
Grain shipments rose by twenty five cars from Greenwood in April and, with renewed incoming and outgoing traffic, Burlington station receipts show a clear upturn. E L McDonald credits higher grain and farm prices plus the Greenwood bank reopening for improving business. his birthday celebration on May 2 marked his 44th milestone with a hearty gathering and a strawberry bed gift from Pearley Clymer.
The National Farmers Holiday association voted a farm holiday starting May 13 1933 to pressure Congress for production cost inclusion and labor opposition. Delegates from about 1000 farmers across states and Canada backed a scrip plan and urged withdrawal of national guards from farm disorder areas while seeking funds for defense of detained farmers. Reno re elected president Bosch as vice president and Sickler as secretary treasurer.
Mr and Mrs Paul Grassman and their son William of Omaha spent last evening visiting relatives and friends in the city. It is the first time the youngster has visited here. William Kline long time traveling representative for Carpenter Paper Co visited today and is now living in Lincoln.
Notice states all existing debts of the Farmers Co operative Creamery of Plattsmouth Nebraska on May 1 1922 total 6697 dollars. W F Nolte president attested by directors H L Gayer E H Spangler H F Nolting A A Wetenkamp. Also an advertisement for Bates Book Store promotes school supplies in Case county.
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