Prospects for Alfa Malize stock feed mills spread
The Alfa-Malize company plans new stock feed mills in the region with potential sites at Glenwood or Pacific Junction and Hamburg. Officials anticipate installing machinery in Plattsmouth soon to start production by fall, enabling efficient shipping of processed alfalfa and corn based feeds, potentially doubling output versus raw forage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfa-Malize ¢ Company
Glenwooms
Pacific Junction
Hamburg
Plattsmouth
Sharp
Arrival of a Son for Mr and Mrs Glen Rawls
The message arrives from Murray hospital Billings Montana announcing the birth of a fine little son and heir named Carlos E Rawls to Mr and Mrs Glen Rawls. The mother and child are reported as doing well. The news will be welcomed by friends in the city especially Mr and Mrs Do A Rawls, the proud father’s parents.
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Messagce
Glen Rawls
Murray Hospital
Billides
Montana
Carlos E. Rawls
Treatment of Common Colds and Self Care Tips
A physician advocates bed rest for the first twenty four hours of a cold to prevent lingering distress and serious complications. The text recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for prompt recovery and notes daily bowel movement as part of general health.
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Chamberlain
Mrs Hiatt Heads to Lincoln to Visit Injured Nephew
Mrs. Charles Hiatt of Glenwood travels with her niece Genevive Goodman and nephew Charles Goodman to Lincoln to visit Robert Goodman at St. Elizabeth hospital. The injured youth is Mrs. Hiatt's nephew.
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Charles Hiatt
Glenwood
Genevive
Charles Goodman
Lincoln
Robert Goodman
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Popular Young People Married at Elmwood Home
On Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock Miss Emma Pieper wed Albert Kunz at the bride's home. Rev LY Meper performed the ceremony. Emma Pieper, daughter of Rev and Mrs It Pieper, is a respected Elmwood nurse and former assistant to Dr J S Deering. Albert Kunz, born and raised in Elmwood, is described as a pleasant, dutiful young man who served in World War I. The couple will reside at the Kunz farm west of town with a newly finished home.
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Emma Pieper
Albert Kunz
LY. Meper
It. Pieper
Elmwood
J.S. Deering
Wroom
Wil Kune
Lfé
Sam
Europe
Wm. Kunz
Thorough Mastication Boosts Digestion Says Report
It is claimed that only half as much food is needed when thoroughly chewed. Digestion begins in the mouth and mastication is of greatest importance. When needed, take Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen digestion and insure regular bowel movements.
Plattsmouth City Attorney J E Douglass Dies
City officials express deep sympathy for the death of J E Douglass former City Attorney. Resolution notes his four years of service, loss to family and community, and directs copies to family Plattsmouth Journal and council minutes. Blank books and office accessories
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God
J. E. Douglass
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Counc
C. A. Johnson
R. F. Patterson
L. G. Larson
Journal
Tragic Board Attempt Ends Louisville Lad's Life
James Thompson eighteen of Louisville died when trying to board a west bound Rack Island freight train near the Lyman Richey sand pits north of the Platte river. The eye witness said Thompson made three attempts to grip the moving train. on the third, the impact threw him under the wheels, mangling his body. He lived with his widowed mother Mary Thompson and leaves a sister and two brothers. Funeral was held at the home. The community shares in her grief.
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Louisville
Lyman-Richey
Platte River
Voung. Thompson
Missouri Pacific
Thompson
Mary Thompson
Louis Mayfield
Harry
Papillion
George
Havelock
Robert Goodman In Grievous Condition At Lincoln
The injured Robert Goodman remains in very grave condition at St. Elizabeth hospital Lincoln after Thursday afternoon accident at Havelock shops. An air pressure cleaning incident caused a casing fragment to penetrate his intestines and locate the piece proved impossible despite X rays and probing. His father B F Goodman returned home to arrange affairs while family members head to the hospital.
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Robert Goodman
Havelock
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lincoln
B. F. Goodman
Charles Hiatt
Robert
Blank books furnished by The Journal statement
Joe Lloyd of Murray visited the city for a few hours to attend to business matters. The Journal offers blank books of all kinds.
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Joe Lloyd
Murray
Cora Scott Reports 60 Pound Weight Loss From Tanlac
Mrs. Cora Scott of 2002 Lindsey Ave Omaha Nebraska credits Tanlac with drastic relief from indigestion nerves insomnia rheumatic pain and catarrh. She says she lost sixty pounds in a year and now sleeps soundly and can eat normally. The testimonial cites Fricke Drug Co as the distributor.
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Cora Scott
Lindsey Ave
Omaha
Neb
Tanine
Fe Pindemhoent
Urgent Repairs Urged For County Court House
The Cass County Republican convention aired the need for immediate repairs to the county court house. Commissioner Harris warned of plaster falling and ceiling tiles risk, urging full building repairs rather than piecemeal fixes. The Courier condemned neglect and urged the entire structure be renovated without delay. Henry Heebner of Cedar Creek visited Murray for a weekend trip.
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Pistriet Court Room
Harris
Harris Tere
Board of Commissioners
Cass County S Court House
Marris
Louisville Courier
Henry Heebner
Cedar Creek
City
Murray
Social visits and illnesses in Loup City area households
Miss Josephine Ros stayed overnight with Mrs. G. P. Brown before returning home with the Browns. Neighbors and relatives from Murray and Elmwood visited the Lau, Stohlman, Brunkow, Gaebel, Berger and Stander families. Ernest and August Panutsch checked on Mrs Scheefert as influenza like illness affected their daughter Erna. Frank Schlarer sought a cure for spring fever by visiting his brother-in-law William Ocxenkop, planning more fishing trips.
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Josephine Ros
Piatts- Thouth
G. P. Brown
Brown
Charles Lau, Jr
William Wiles
Murray
Charles Lau
Teo
Theodore Hartman
William Stohlman
Fred Brunkow
Murdock
Henry Gaebel
Charlies J. Gaebel
Henrietta
G. L. Berger
Elmwood
Orange
California
William Stander
Mr. Bereer
Louisville
Ernest
August Panutsch
William Sehleifert
Manley
Mr. Schlater
William Ocxenkop
BolEwell
Deacon Eagle Deacon Will and Warren Trumble return to Wild Horse
Eagle Deacon Will and Warren Trumble return to Wild Horse Colorado Monday after a visit with relatives and friends in Eagle. Mr and Mrs G Rockenbach expect to leave for Holyoke where he will do construction work under a contract. Will Hudson, Geo Oberle, Fred Schwegman and the Beacon editor attended the republican county convention at Plattsmouth. The editor was chosen as a delegate to the state convention in Lincoln next Tuesday. The democratic convention met the same day but attendance was light. James Dysart, 66, a respected citizen, died Tuesday evening after illness. He was born near Mendota Wisconsin December 24 1855 and came to the community in 1881. He was married to Viola Porter in 1888. Surviving are two daughters Laberta and Bessie and three sons Porter Thomas and Floyd. The community offers deepest sympathy. Funeral is being conducted by Rev Davis as we go to press.
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Will
Warren Trumble
Wild Horse
Colo
Eagle
G. Rockenbach
Holyoke
Rockenbach
Will Hudson
Geo. Oberle
Fred Schwegman
The
Beacon
Plattsmouth
Mr. Dysart
Mendota
Viola Porter
Laberta
Bessie
Porter
Thomas
Floyd
Davis
Harold Wiles Back From Omaha After Operation
Harold Wiles returned Monday from Omaha where he underwent an operation. He is recovering and attended his graduation with his class. Mrs. Helen Wallick and Misses Lettie Foster Judith Johnson visited for the class play featuring Thelma Wallater. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Ruby hosted a Sunday dinner with Jack Sheard and family on the farm. John Sheard accompanied them home. Co. KE Butler toured the east attending a Washington bank hearing and saw the Atlantic fleet in the Hudson. He boarded the Vaterland, the world’s largest vessel, and learned of coal costs from a power-system change. Butler noted bankers expect money conditions to stay tight for a year and reported state bank gains at a Washington conference with twenty-six state banker representatives.
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Harold Wiles
Omaha
Helen Wallick
Lettie Foster
Judith Johnson
Ptattsmouth
Thelma Wallater
B. EF
Ruby
Jack Sheard
John Sheard
Ruty
Jack
John
Co. KE
East
Washington
Atlantic
Hudson River
New York
Vaterland
New York City
Stock Exchange
Mr. Butler
Federal Reserve Banking System
Bounty Payments For Coyotes Reach New Total
Grant Hackenbers delivered nine coyote scalps to collect a $3 bounty each, bringing the season tally to 141. County Clerk George R. Sayles issued warrants for the payments as the bounty law appears to curb coyote numbers.
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Grant Hackenbers
George R. Sayles
Rheumatism Relief Through Simple Massage
The article states that over nine in ten rheumatism cases are chronic or muscular and need no internal treatment. It recommends massaging the affected parts freely with Chamberlain's Liniment, promising surprising relief.
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Chamberlain
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Cass County
Studebaker Cars
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E. Wolfe
L. C. Sharp
Alfa-Maize Milling Co
Iowa
le Wds
W.T. Wallery
Murray, Neb
James Thompson
Rock Island Freight
James Thomp
Taniae
Court House
Loupsville
Eagle Deacon
Weeping Water Republican
John Urish
C. E. Wescott
Bybody
Raynster
United States Rubber Company
Philip Shiorolf
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