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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
2
Nehawka residents report numerous visits and errands from neighbors and relatives including James Schwab and daughter from near Plattsmouth, Bert Willis in Plattsmouth, J M Palmer to Nebraska City, and Stewart Rough in Omaha for Farmers Union meeting. Several families note illnesses with Mrs. Eugene Nutzman and Mrs. D C West, while others report farm work, corn shucking, and local sports events and visits to Avoca.
Searl S. Davis of Plattsmouth visited Nehawka last Monday for bank matters. Chalmer Switzer moved to the J. J. Pollard place and plans to settle there. Ray Berger of Plattsmouth looked after Plattsmouth Motor Co business in Nehawka. Julian Peterson of Niobrara aided his brother in law Edward Murray with harvesting. Warren Munn traveled to Plattsmouth and Omaha for tractor repairs. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Lemon stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thomas and enjoyed the visit. Miss Elsie Hatcliff of Clay Center visited John Knabe’s home over the weekend.
A brief item notes buttermilk powder priced at one pound for eight gallons of swill mix, indicating a cost measure used in offsetting dairy waste.
The article notes Elmer Philpot’s long standing sorghum craft drawing attention far and wide. George Heil from near Cedar Creek visited last Sunday to claim his share of Philpot’s output, finished weeks earlier but recently available.
Last Sunday Mr and Mrs Z W Shrader entertained many relatives and friends at their hospitable home with excellent cooking by Mrs Shrader. Attendees included Dr and Mrs Kintner R H Chrisweisser and wives John and Ray Chrisweisser and families Troy Shrader and family and Greley Deil and wife from nearby Rock Bluffs.
Last Saturday evening at F. M. Lemon’s barber shop a shucking contest produced notable records. A young man allegedly picked and cribbed 86 bushels in 240 minutes, four hours, as spectators claimed. The event drew descriptions of lines and mouth work and piling corn in wagons and cribs.
The Nehawka Gun Club held an enjoyable meeting with many participants and good scores. Several prizes were won by sharp shooters from the vicinity, while others went to shooters from other parts of the county.
The school bell that caused vibrations when rung at Nehawka schools has been removed from the building and installed on a tower nearby, as officials deemed it could be detrimental to the structure.
A committee representing patrons tested the ringing of the bell last week to determine if the sight and vibration indicated any real cause for concern about the shaking.
Edward Murray planted 20 acres on ground formerly in alfalfa that was broken last spring. The new corn plot yielded just over 100 bushels to the acre, with the yield on the older ground slightly less under similar care.
Sanborn Service Garage in Greentwood Nebraska offers a Rumiley tractor model 10 20 Advance and a John Deere cylinder corn shelter in excellent condition for sale or trade. Details emphasize rugged farm equipment ready for immediate use. Local buyers encouraged to inquire for pricing and negotiations.
Frank P. Sheldon on a 106 acre tract worked by L. M. McVey reports an excellent corn crop. The hundred acre piece yielded just over 75 bushels per acre, a disappointing result amid nationwide reports of higher-than-expected yields.
Harry Knabe, breeder of Hampshire hogs, shipped a car load to Kansas City on the early Monday train. He travelled with his father, John E Knabe, by river transport. The paper promises a fuller report on hog marketing elsewhere.
E. W. Midkiff and son C. M. Midkiff visited from Avoca en route home from Omaha where they spent time with Mrs. E. W. Midkiff at St. Catherine’s hospital. Friends in the county are glad to hear she is progressing well after a major operation and full recovery is expected soon.
Lincoln Neb Nov 17 Nebraska politics show record interest with three filings for Fifth district congress on record in Secretary of State Pools office though primary is in August. Names include Ashton C Shallenberger Oswin Keifer and L B Stiner plus earlier noted Andrews.
Plattsmouth Nebraska advertises for sale a Buff Orpington cockerel batch with contact phone 676 W. Nonepped details on quantity or price.
A note directs students to Bates Book Store for school supplies. The guidance emphasizes purchasing needed items from the Bates location for the upcoming term.
The community fund campaign for a Legion building gains momentum from carnival proceeds Elis donation of 20 percent hall and sale of a car to the Legion by T H Pollock. The drive aims to be finished before Christmas to fund plans and a 1921 initiative culminating in a summer dedication. Solicitors will renew calls next week.
The San Francisco Bulletin argues agriculture underpins national prosperity and calls for legislative and practical actions to stabilize farming. It suggests electricity can teach business discipline, boost output, and justify long term mortgage securities on farms, urging bankers, manufacturers, and statesmen to develop farm financing along utility models.
Several school box suppers are announced with dates in November. Kermit Wiles and Mabel Howard are named as teachers hosting events at district 45 Pleasant Hill Peterson Hall Hornig School and other locations. Citizens are invited to attend for entertainment and refreshments.
A box social and verrang will be held at Scheel District No 37 on Tuesday evening November 24 1925. Hosts include Pittsw and Freda Klinger.
A box social and program will be held at Factoryville school on Monday November 22 at 8 oclock. Everyone is welcome. Miss Sarah McQuinn, teacher. School district No IS tition Neb.
Notice lists G. K. Petring Henry Of e L. L. Wcarty as operators. Stations will close daily except Saturday and pay days at 7 p m.
Trial before Judge Shepherd in Lincoln heard defense witnesses defend treatment of Leroy Steedmann in a $20 000 malpractice case against Dr Berg Davis and son Dr Herbert Davis of Omaha. Doctors Mayhew McKinnon Welch testfied casting would have been improper for osteomyelitis and pus discharge risked cast contamination. State Journal.
J C Kuykendall longtime manager in Plattsmouth and more recently York Nebraska has been promoted to oversee a larger field as manager of a Columbus Ohio utility company. His colleagues praise his wide utility management experience and results.
This morning at an early hour the death of O K Cromwell an old resident of Weeping Water occurred at his home after a lingering illness. He was in his seventy third year and had lived in Weeping Water for many years. He is survived by his wife one son in Chicago and one daughter Mrs Frank J Davis of Broken Bow.
A red and black spotted hog was taken up five weeks ago. Owner may reclaim by calling and paying for the keep and advertising expenses. Albert Timmas, Plattsmouth.
Six room house with outbuildings in a good neighborhood near the school. Modern amenities throughout. For details contact Ray Larson at phone 382.
Mrs. J H Johnson of Lincoln visits the home of Mr. and Mrs. E H Wescott and her son Harvey Johnson draftsman at the Burlington offices. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M M Butler, old Weeping Water residents, and is well known to Cass county people who are pleased to see her back in familiar scenes.
Louise Lehnhoff McPherson lists the east 80 acres of the Henry Lehnhoff estate for sale on C street in Lincoln Nebraska. The notice identifies the property and the seller with precise ownership details.
A local journal advertisement proves more effective than a billboard for reaching residents. The ad strategy emphasizes concise messaging and prominent placement to boost visibility and engagement among readers.
Equity in a 1925 Star touring car offered for sale or trade. See J. H. Graves. Also an unrelated ad for Dean's Ointment notes eczema relief at 60 cents a box with a scratchy promotional phrase.
Local names from Mondas and nearby towns fill the district court scene. Deputies and jurors arrive from Union Cedar Clerk Weeping Water Manley and Omaha to attend sessions. Several residents travel for business and family visits, including Paterson, Taylor, Lempke, and Messinger among others.
Mr and Mrs Harry L King of St Louis arrive after Mrs John Lutz dies. Mrs F T Ramee visits daughter Mrs Leonard Meisinger in town. Mrs Charles Herold of Peoria comes for Mrs Jol Lutz funeral. Raymond Bookmeyer returns from Pittsburgh after his father Wesley Beckmeyer passes. Rollin Coen and son travel to pick up father O A Coen after jury duty. Vern Hendricks visits. E Tefft and Jesse L Root attend to business. Mrs Mike Varga returns home after short visit. Carl Droege and Gale Connners visit mother Lena Dreege. Henry Zuckweiler and wife attend Lutz funeral at St Pauls church.
Young ducks and geese for sale dressed. Ducks thirty cents per pound geese twenty three cents per pound. Phone 116 W. nlS -2td-1tw.
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