Bank Accounts Suggested To Safeguard Crop Income
The note urges farmers to save crop money in a bank account to protect funds before the next harvest. It highlights banks as safe and profitable depositories for extra dollars.
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
5
The note urges farmers to save crop money in a bank account to protect funds before the next harvest. It highlights banks as safe and profitable depositories for extra dollars.
Old news items show Murray State Bank in Murray Nebraska inviting tax payments and church Thanksgiving event details. Mentions lumber yard car unload, Dr J H Hall from Plattsmouth visiting Murray for business, Farmers Elevator shipping corn cars, WG Boedeker visiting Plattsmouth, and a church candy booth on Thanksgiving Day with S O Cole from near Myrnard noted.
A stream of visitors appears in Murray with figures such as Mr. W W Philpot Mrs John Lloyd of Louisville and John B H Livingston from Plattsmouth dropping by. Local business notes include tax receipts at Murray State Bank and cattle movements by A F B Boedeker. Community events feature church dinners and an American Legion Elks carnival in Plattsmouth with several residents aiding farm work and repairs.
Advance notice lists Mumkey tractor and Jot Deere cylinder corn shetter in an excellent coalition as part of the Sanborn Service Garaike in Greenwood Nebraska.
Otto Puls, a prosperous farmer near Murray, suffered a severe finger injury last week. The wound required amputation and is described as painful but gradually healing, with the stump reportedly draining.
Arnold Nelson son of Mr and Mrs H Nelson injured while playing at a school near Murray last week. He fell from a teeter board and fractured his arm in two places. Bones were set the first time but X rays were needed for a re check and reset. He is resting as well as can be expected.
Mrs. E. G. Ruffner Mynard Nebraska offers Pure Tuff Orphington Coctrets for sale. United Presbyterian Church pastor W. S. Graham notes Sabbath school at 10 am preaching at 11 am and 730 pm. Visitors welcomed and church services run weekly with communion observed and ten new members added last week.
I am prepared to do dressmaking and other sewing work. Callpline 49. Mrs M C Ashton. Murray Nebraska.
The Murray school plans its annual box social at Murray Hall on Wednesday evening November 25. The program features acts such as Thanksgiving at Grandpa's Primary Room Joosey Goosey Gander John Faris Little Orphant Annie Rosemary Friedrich Esther Queen Won't You Come and Play with Me Primary Pupils The Impetuous Resolve Grant Howard The Circus Clowns John Pointer Company Doll Burlesque Stylish Whittie Maidens Intermediate Girls The Little Washerwomen Primary Pupils Oh Katherina Grammar Room When I am Big Like Ma Esther Keen Fussy Old Maids From Lynn Grammar Girls Naughty Pickaninies Rosemary Friedrich and Edward Howard Let Us Waltz as We Say Good Bye Grammar Room Ukelele Lady Christiania Reinackle and Richard Friedrich My Sweetie Turned Me Down Charles Boedeker China Girl Tom Donshue and high school girls I Miss My Swiss Richard Friedrich Moonlight and Roses End of the Beard high school boys A Wire Guy Albert Griffin Wait Til the Cows Come Home hist school Style Show High School Admission 10 and 15 cents Ladies With boxes free
Minneapolis reports new schools organized to teach Leninist theory for Young Workers. 30 cities are cited with instruction in English and communist literature aimed at countering public education week. Milwaukee classes begin Thursday as part of the third International network.
Miss Apha Peterson, Cass county schools superintendent, was chosen secretary treasurer of district No 2 at the Omaha convention. R. M. Marrs, principal of South High, was named president of the State Teachers association. Peterson has been a leading figure in the state teachers group and her officer role reflects her notable work in education.
M. E. Bushnell, longtime South Bend resident and former printer, stopped in today for a few hours to visit friends and renew his subscription to the Journal’s semi weekly edition.
Sunday lesson presents Paul’s words from Acts 24 16 urging a conscience void of offense toward God and man. The golden text emphasizes moral integrity and self examination for believers.
The letter details Paul’s arrest by Claudius Lysias in Jerusalem, his transfer to Caesarea after a plot by forty Jews, and his defense before Felix the governor. It notes Paul’s insistence on the resurrection, the ongoing Jewish pressure, and his two-year imprisonment in Caesarea with encouragement for Christians to maintain a clean conscience.
Chicago traders saw a sharp wheat price advance after a strong export surge and bullish Argentine news. The Argentine Chamber of Commerce cited a 6.4 million ton crop projection, pushing deliveries to new highs while foreign demand stayed active. May led gains, closing at 1.523 3 4 dollars.
A general check of all information sources in northwestern Mexico found no earthquake. The Berkley seismograph registered a shock Monday morning, but Southern Pacific officials in Mexico and the Mexicali wireless station reported no tremor notices.
James Bosworth a well known resident near Wabash died at his home on Monday morning. Funeral services were held at the Christian church in Weeping Water this afternoon led by Rev. W. A. Taylor. Burial services at the grave were conducted by I. O. F. Lodge, longtime member. Bates Book and Stationery Store announces limited stock of new Christmas card designs, urging early selection to avoid disappointment.
Letter from Cuthbert L Elliott former Louisville and Dayton pastor to Cass County friends describes his family's move to Sebring Florida for a year leave of absence due to his wife’s health. They traveled from Nebraska through Kansas Oklahoma and Texas to Sebring October 25th. They report a boom town with rapid construction, open house living, and plans to sell their Nebraska property at a profit while enjoying warm weather and local oranges and grapefruits.
The Bates Book and Stationery Store unveils its newest Christmas ecards lineup, highlighting festive designs and timely greetings for shoppers seeking seasonal cards.
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