Murdock Notes Highlight Local Moving About
Mrs L Neitzel and Miss Katherine travel to Lincoln for visits and shopping. Charles Schafer visits Manley to deliver gas. Emil Kuhn and James Danehay handle Omaha business matters. Elsa Hornemeier to Lincoln to visit friends. Harry Leigh leaves Murdock for greener pastures. Jess Sandholm travels to Omaha for game business. L Neitzel busy with three parlor heaters six heating stoves and two enamel Banquet ranges. Evangelical Bible class resumes under L Neitzel. Paul Schewe wrist strained from corn picking but improving. E W Thimgan visits Omaha with hog load and returns for another. W H Tool reports good duck shooting on the river. Marion and Mrs McCrory visit in town. W O Gillespie heads to Texas to view lands for ten days. Gust Gakemeyer corn picker supplies Frank Hosenow. Katie McHugh Mrs Thomas Walling Edmun Walling and Mary Margaret Walling visit J E Melugh. Granary at C E Stroy progresses needing carpenters Matthew Thimgan Henry Heineman and Victor Thimgan to finish this week.
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L. Neitzel
Katherine
Lincoln
Charles Schafer
Manley
Emil Kuhn
James Danehay
Omaha
Elsa Hornemeier
Harry Leigh
Murdock
Jess Sandholm
L. Neltzel
The
Evangelical Church
Paul Schewe
E. W. Thimgan
W_ H. Tool
Marion McCrory
Elmwood
Thomas Walling
Edmund
Mary Margaret “‘Walling
Plattsmouth
J. E. Meugh
C. E. Stroy
Matthew Thimgan
Henry Heineman
Victor Thimgan
Weeping Water Visitor Delayed By Train Mishap
Frank Rosenow visited Weeping Water last Wednesday for business. He traveled from Webash by train but was delayed after the engine went off the track near the beansore water yards and had to wait for reattachment. Mrs. O W Gillespie and Miss Viola Everett left Omaha last Saturday on the W O W excursion for a week long tour visiting Kansas City St Louis Memphis New Orleans Houston Galveston and Hot Springs Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rosenow
Webash
Beensore
O. W. Gillespie
Viola Everett
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Memphis
New Orleans
Houston
Galveston
Texas
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Murdock Schools Close for Institute Attendance
All schools in Murdock closed for two days as teachers attended institutes. Most went to Lincoln. Miss Iola Nores joined the Omaha session. Students enjoyed days off while classes paused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Lincoln
Iola Nores
Omaha
Evangelical Church Services Announced For Louisville and Murdock
Church schedules show Bible school at 10 a.m. in Louisville and Murdock. English service 11 to 11:30, German service 11:30 to 1 p.m. at Murdock. Young Peoples meeting at 7 p.m. and evening preaching at 7:30.
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Evangelical
Louisville
Murdock
Young Peoples
Class of 1925 Portraits At New School With Teacher Sponsor
The 1925 class photos hang in the new school assembly room with Miss Eleanor Gakemeller who has taught the group for four years including two as superintendent. Students listed include Martin Streich Henrietta Bauer Hildagaard Baumeardner Floyd Hite Elsie Deickman Walter Oehlerking Jesse Stock Louise Meyersurgen Walter Rissman Pearle Brockhagge Floyd Brackhagee Helen Norton and Charles Zaar. The 1826 class is slightly larger than 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Gakemeller
Martin Streich
Henrietta Bauer
Hildagaard Baumeardner
Floyd Hite
Elsie Deickman
Walter Oehler
Death Calls Frank Creamer
Frank A. Creamer died at 8 45 am Wednesday November 4 at his Ashland home after a long illness marked by paralysis in January and a gradual decline through summer and autumn. He was 68 years 4 months and 19 days old. Funeral services were held from the family residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Creamer
Frank A. Creamer
Ashland
Ashland Methodist Church Conducts Service
The Methodist church in Ashland held last Friday service led by Rev. W. N. Wallis and Rev. D. M. Beggs. Burial followed in Ashland cemetery.
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Methodist
Ashland
W. N. Wallis
D. M. Beggs
Ashland Cemetery
Murdock High Plans First Basketball Game at Nehawka
Murdock High School schedules its first basketball game with Nehawks at Nehawka for a tryout. Many schools have been invited for future games and letters requesting dates are arriving. Interested teams should contact principal Martin Blum to arrange a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Nehawks
Nehawka
Martin Blum
Hill Family Plans A Omaha Home Move
Jesse Hill and family will relocate from Denver to Omaha. Last week they arrived at Murdock where they visited J. E. McHugh and family. Mrs Hill then secured a house in Omaha and later joined him there.
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Omaha
Jesse Hill
Denver
Murdock
J. E. McHugh
Making Murdock a Better Town Through Local Support
A local editorial urges Murdock residents to buy at home and hire local workers to boost the town's prosperity. It warns against mail order reliance and emphasizes community cooperation, urging citizens to share good news and address problems to keep the town lively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Sears Roebuck
Tham
Hutter Freed On Forgery Charge in Nebraska Case
Lincoln reports Charlies Hutter former Sarpy county sheriff was freed after prosecutors failed to prove he swore to bond justification for Estel Butler of Nebraska City. Warden Fenton verification was uncertain and Judge Munger directed a verdict for Hutter. The bond related to a four year old conspiracy arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Charlies Hutter
Omaha
Sarpy County
Marcus Hutter
Hutter
Estel P. Butler
Nebraska City
W. W. Towle
Fenton
Munger
Butler
Corn supply adequate for a fair carry over
Lincoln Nebraska November 4 corn supplies appear adequate with a fair carryover and normal production this year says Harold Hedges University of Nebraska agr icultural college department of rural economics. With the hog supply low and cattle movement to feeding likely in late winter or spring he notes seasonal trends in the corn market. Prices on the Omaha market for No 3 mixed corn show a downward trend from August to February over the last twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Harold Hedges
University of Nebraska Agricultural College Department of Rural Economics
Omaha
Dennison Crepe Paper Finds at Bates Book Shop
Bates Book and Gift Shop highlights Dennison crepe paper designs and novelties. Call to inspect these features and products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Bates Book and Gift Shop
Million Incomes Tax Free in New Revenue Scheme
Washington reports the house ways and means committee voted to remove over one million individuals from the federal income tax roll by higher exemptions and broad rate cuts. Key changes include $1400 single and $3500 head of family exemptions, 20 percent top surtax, and lower normal rates shifting tax burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways ,and Means Committee
Congress
Mellon
Treasury
Lord
Order of Hearing on Settlement of John F. Clugey Estate
In Cass County Nebraska the County Court sets a hearing for Matilda Clugey to finalise her account and seek assignment of real estate and discharge as Administratrix. The hearing is November 16, 1925 at 2 pm with publication in Plattsmouth Journal for one week prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cags County
Nebraska
Neb
Cass County
John F. Clugey
Matilda Clugey
Plattsmouth
Germany waits for Allies before Locarno ratification
Berlin reports the German government will not submit Locarno treaties to the reichstag until Allies meet Germany’s demands. Chancellor Luther and Dr. Stresemann seek proofs of Allied intent to implement measures affecting the Rhineland, Cologne evacuation, and occupation. Negotiations with Allied powers continue as a new party lineup is formed.
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Berlin
Locarno
Reichstag
Luther
Stressemann
Reichsrat
Rhineland
Cologne
Germany
London
Northern Mississippi conference rejects unification plan
In Grenada Mississippi on November five the Northern Mississippi conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South voted 43 to 166 against unification with the northern church with clerical 45 to 111 and lay 53 against. In New Orleans Louisiana on the same day the Louisiana conference failed to reach the three fourths threshold with 117 for and 74 against unification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenada
Miss
Mississippi
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Methodist Episcopal Church
New Orleans
Northern Methodist Episcopal Church
Louisiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Order to Show Cause in Estate of Frank Hughson
In Cass county Nebraska the District Court hears Guy Hughson the administrator seek license to sell about 230 acres of estate realty in sections 8 17 and 17 west of the Missouri river town 10 north range 14 to raise debts and administration costs. Citizens are summoned to appear December 19 1825 at 10 a m in Plattsmouth to show why sale should not be granted. Publication required weekly for four weeks before hearing. Made in Plattsmouth November 2 1925 by Judge James T Begley court and D C Dwyer attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebraska
Frank Hughson
Guy Hughson
Missouri River
North Range
Plattsmouth
Araska
James T. Begley
D. C. Dwyer
Guardianship of John Warga Seeks Sale of Real Estate
On November 7 1925 in Plattsmouth Cass County Nebraska a petition by James Warga as guardian of John Warga mentally incompetent requests a license to sell described real estate in Section 13 Township 12 North Range 13 East to fund ward support and family maintenance. A sale is set for December 7 1925 at 10 a.m. to show cause why license should not be granted. Public notice is issued for interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebraska
John Warga
James Warga
Pearl Street
Said Street
Maiden Lane
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Ward
District Court Room
Plattesmouth
Community publication notice in Cass County
A copy of the order was sent to the Platte Mouth Journal, a semi weekly newspaper in Cass County, for at least three successive weeks prior to the referenced date. Rawls, attorney, confirms placement and circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattemouth
Cass County
District Court
Co. A. Rawls
Subcommittee Works Out Debt Proposals
Two joint subcommittees chosen at a plenary session of the Italian and American war debt commissions began work to shape a funding plan for the roughly 2.13 billion debt. The subcommittees will meet again tonight and tomorrow, with a further conference planned before noon tomorrow. No formal joint meeting has been set pending subcommittee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Commission
Grain Bags and Seed Supplies Offered by Edw. Bartling Seed Co
Grain bags supplied for threshing field seeds. Burlaps sold to each. New 2nd 3rd 4th S5e 45e 40c 30c per bag. Mail orders encouraged with prompt attention. Edw. Bartling Seed Co., Nebraska City, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inas
EDW
Bartling Seed Coo
Nebraska City
Nebr
State employees in Austria to strike Thursday
Vienna reports government workers will strike on Thursday to press for higher salaries. Ninety thousand expected to stop work though potters railway men and many civil servants are not included. Rumors circulate the cabinet may resign as the strike starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Roailway
Poultry Car Needed at Burlington Freight House
One day only on Wednesday November 11 in Plattsmouth Nebraska a car load of live poultry is wanted for delivery at the poultry car near the Burlington freight house. For payment hides offered include Beef Hides per lb and Horse Hides each at 4.00.
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Burlington Freight House
Plattsmouth
Novil
Poultry Buyer Offers Top Prices Direct to New York Market
The buyer says carload shipments direct to the New York market allow paying the top price for poultry. They note a long standing presence at Plattsmouth and a reputation for fair dealing.
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New York
Plattsmouth
New York Plans Six-Story Hotel With Mixed Floor Count
A New York proposal outlines a six story hotel with five stories described as six beyond the ground. The text notes the first eighteen or twenty floors would be pitched as near the shopping district while remaining within walking distance.
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New York
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Murdock Department
Buick
E. W. Thimgan Garage
Murdock Mercantile Company
A H. Duxbury
Austria
Sean Sie
Lene Nnee OO
W. E. Keeney
WOAW
Plattsmouth Ad Club
Part
Victorious Legion’s March
Seredy-Tocaben Plattsmouth High School Orchestra
L. R. Fager
Sing Me
Greene
Mrs. Caldwell
Miss Baird
Lynn D. Minor
Ballet
A. D. Caldwell
de Berriot
Walt
O’hara
Masonic Quartet
Estelle Baird
Catherine Schneider
Zameenik
Finte
Mendelssohn
Roy C. Cole
Elbert Wiles
4Rlie Dix
Raymond C. Cook
Saluta Pesth
the Rosary
Plattsmouth High School
E. H. Wescott LE Roy H. Fager
Shubert
Lillian Freeman
Mosskowski
Harry G. McClusky
Eooees
E. H. Wescott
Sonic Quartet
Thanks Be To God
Piano
LeRoy Fager
Harvey B. Johnson
Gottschalk-Adams
Adams
Kreisler
Miss Estelle Baird
Frank A. Cloidt
Masonic
Lynn O. Minor
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