Greenwood notes of visits and crops in county county seat
Greenwood weekly records residents visiting Lincoln and Blair for business and social matters. farmers report crop yields improving as August showers boost corn and 1925 crop harvests. local workers, families, and vendors including Peters, Landon, Coleman, and Stradley appear in notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil L. Hall
A. F. Weibke
Lincoln
W. E. Newkirk
Gust Sorman
Clyde Newkirk
Owen West
St. Gres
Mother Earth
Ed Pell
C. P. Fulmer
Plattsmouth
J. Weideman
Greenwood
C. E Caffee
Marjorie Newkirk
Oscar Walker
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Ww. C. Emeland
Farmers State Henk
Blair
F. M. Hoenshell
Omahbu
Catherine Coleman
Altar Society
Catholic Church
Arthur Stradley
Philip Reese
John Gustafson
Irvin Reese
Lomever
John E. Stradley
Rex Peters
C. F. Peters
Arthur Comstock
Grand Island
Roy Comstock
Jonze
C. E. Ceffee
Ira Loder
Anna Metchett
Elm Park Methodist Church
Gust Wolteel
Emmett A. Landon
Omaha
Frank Brown
Etter
Niles Coleman
Remarkable corn yield from 17 acres in Salt Creek bottom
Francis Kelley of Greenwoot north reports 17 acres of corn yielding 1 700 bushels, about 1000 bushels per acre, noting other local fields also show strong yields unlike a year of crop failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Kelley
Greenwoot
Mountain of Corn Piled Near DJ P Highway Farm
John Gustafson living near the DJ P highway northeast of town finished gathering the crop. With inadequate cribs the corn is piled on the ground forming two rocks about 100 feet long and 20 feet wide, totaling nearly 3,500 bushels. He plans to shell and deliver the grain soon, as building proposals to store it are seen as insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gustafson
DJ. P
Woods Brothers
Meyers Prothers Buy New Shelling Outfit with Rumnecy Advance Engine
The Meyers Prothers have purchased a new shelling outfit featuring a Rumnecy Advance engine. The sheller is also made by the same company and represents an invention by a Greenwood man, Mr. J. V.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers Prothers
Greenwood
J. V
Splendid Spirit Unite Odd Fellows and East ern Star Workers
Members of the I O F and the Masonic orders joined Rebekahs and the Eastern Star at Opal Hartsook’s farm to harvest corn and store it in cribs and later prepare shelter wood for winter. They shared a dinner and showed brotherly love by aiding the family and its workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Brotherhood of Man
Opal Hartsook
Rebekahs
The
Eastern Star
Odd Fellows
Masonic Order
Two Indies
Hartsook
Opal Hartsock
Fred Hartsock
Kr. Hartsook
Masons
Hartsook Farm
Knudson Receivership Claim Approved by Guaranty Fund
The Guaranty Fund Commission adopted a rule allowing Knudson’s $2,600 claim for services as a bank receiver to be paid despite Secretary Griggs’ earlier refusal to countersign the checks. Now both the secretary and either the chairman or vice chairman may countersign. Vice Chairman E F Demster will sign the Knudson pay, ending the dispute pending any new interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guaranty Fund Commission
K. ©. Knudson
Griges
Department of Trade and Commerce
Commission
Grizes
Gardeniry Fund Commission
Knudson
Griggs
E. J. Dempster
Geneva
Knudeon
van EL. Peterson
Suaranty Fund Commission
Code Department of Trade and Commerce
Crigges
Code
Dempster
Gesuaranty
Secretary of State
Peterson
German Premiers Back Locarno Security Ties
Berlin November 19 Premier of Germany states approve the Locarno era treaties on security and arbitration championed by Chancellor Luther and the foreign minister. cabinet indicates approval as federation unity supports the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Luther
Locarno
Germany moves to sign London treaties in representative form
The Reichstag convened and approved a draft bill empowering its representative to sign treaties in London. The law, pending presentation next Monday, authorizes Germany to enter the League of Nations. With opposition from communists and fascists, a heavy majority is anticipated in the Reichstag to support the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reichstag
Germany
League of Nations
Reichstat
Poultry Wanted for One Day Delivery at Plattsmouth Freight House
A carload of live poultry is wanted delivered to the poultry car near the urlineten freight house in Plattsmouth on Wednesday November 25 for one day only. Pays specified amounts follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urlineten
Plattsmouth
Poultry Shipped In Carload Lots To New York Market
Farmers urged to sell poultry directly in carload lots to the New York market. The notice cites long-standing Plattsmouth equity and a reputation for fair dealing as reasons for top prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Plattsmouth
Annual Election Noted for Greenwood American Legion Auxiliary
The Greenwood American Legion Auxiliary held its regular meeting at Mrs. William Kreager’s home with a full attendance. Officers chosen include Mrs. C. A. Rosencrans as president and Mrs. Elmer Webb as vice president. other officers and committees were set, along with plans for a 1926 membership drive and a toy and food drive for needy ex servicemen at Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxilary
William Kreager
C. A. Rosencrans
Elmer Webb
Tom Wailing
Emil Hild
Fy Ik
Fohkelman
Mike Hild
Herman Fickotter
James Rebal
A. H. Duxbury
W. G. Kieck
Dimes
Hubby
Historic church to be reinforced after termite damage
The West Ministry Abbey of Hawaii in Honolulu once a missionary stronghold is deemed unsafe due to white ants and wood borers. The building will close until steel and concrete replacements are installed, with repair estimates around 100000 dollars. The 1836 design by an unnamed architect is referenced in historical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Kawaihoe
Westminister Abbey
Hawaii
New England
Hawaii’s historic building and missionary link observed
Hiram Bingham, noted mission aries and ancestor of Senator Hiram Bingham of Connecticut, oversaw a building completed in 1512. The site has witnessed many events in Hawaiian history. Consider placing a want ad in the Journal to sell or buy items and tell the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Journal
Sales list preview from W Rex Young with dates and breeders
W Rex Young outlines upcoming sales with several Pure Bred offerings and dates to be set later. Names include Edd Smallfeet Dunbar Swanson & Son Mead John Pearson Mead and many others across Nebraska and Colorado with breeders from Nehawka Mead Murray Grant Wray and Plattsmouth. Telephone 314 offered with satisfaction guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edd Smallfeet
Dunbar
Swanson & Son, Mead
John Pearson
Mead
Shafer Bros
Nehawka
W. R. Supernaw
Qotoe
John Peterson
Davey
Delbert Mumm
Weeping Water
Pete Olson
M. B. Chamberlain
Cedar Creek
Cliff Greer
Madrid
W. R. Smith
Nebr. City
Mary Shriner
Luther Mead
Union
EB. H. Miller
Murdock
Frank Splotzer
Mynard
Clyde Fair
Grant
Elmer Kent
Imperial
Chas. McCartney
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Fred Spahnels
Eagle
Fred
Mweet
Junior Coleman
Frank Coleman
University Hospital
Ashton Keith
C. F. Anderson
Nebraska
Guaranty Fund
del Monte
Eac
Regina
Farm House
Brazil
Idcho Jonathan Roman Beauty
Hing
Buchel Basket
Parsnips
Oregon
Lor
Calif
Monarch
Richelieu
Advo
J. M
Ars
Rutabagoes
Paramount Aluminum
W. E. Keeney
Ilan
W. Rex Young
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Earl Fletcher
Joe Beil
Mr. Greenwade
Dunbar Chas
Mutz
Murray
Claude Overton
M. Berkey
Grant, Neb
E. T. Sherlock
Wray, Colorado
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