Harold Lloyd stars in The Freshman college comedy
Harold Lloyd brings The Freshman to Parmele this week a four day run. The story follows Harold Lamb pursuing popularity at college while facing pranks from bullies and a harsh coach. It includes football tryouts and a turning love interest, with Lloyd delivering rib tickling laughs and heart touching tears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lloyd
Lloyd
Harold Lamb
Fareld
Harold
Peery
Peggy
Jobyna Ralston
Hazel Keener
Pat Harmon
Brooks Benedict
James Anderson
Joe Flarrington
Berkeley Stadium
Stanford University of California
Nebraska
Rey Ordered to Pay $20,000 to First National Pictures
Los Angeles star Charles E. Rey was ordered by Federal Judge Paul J. McCormick to pay First National Pictures, Inc. £20,000 for two debts with interest stemming from a suit filed in July 1924. The case centers on Rey’s financial affairs amid prior legal limelight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Navy
Charles E. Rey
Small and Town Life
Paul J. McCormick
First National Pictures, Inc
Journal Want Ad: Sell or Buy Items
Community readers seek items for sale or buyers for offers. Post brief notices with item, price, contact method, and location to reach local shoppers quickly. Ads run in upcoming editions and are limited to standard classified length. Include essential details to attract replies.
Household goods and piano advertised for sale
One Schmoller & Mueller piano in mahogany case in A-1 condition for 125 dollars or 100 dollars cash. A Victor Victrola with thirty records priced 75 dollars. A Brunswick with thirty records 55 dollars. Davenport bed 35 dollars. Duofold 27.50. Large chairs 6.50 each. Hoosier kitchen cabinets 235 dollars and 25 dollars. Four cook stoves 20 25 20 and 35 dollars. Dining room table 27.50. 42 inch oak table 12.50. Dishes tubs boilers and many other articles offered by Christ Ghurist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmoller & Mueller
Victor Victrola
Brunswick
Mrs. Boole Named Leader of National W C T U
Mrs. Ella A. Boole of Brooklyn was unanimously elected president of the National W C T U at Detroit with 441 of 505 votes. Miss Anna Adams Jordan retires after ten years. Miss Jordan was named honorary president. Ida B. Wise Smith and Nell Berger win top posts as vice presidents in a multi-candidate race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ella A. Boole
Brooklyn
N. Y
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Anna Adams Jordan
Evuston
Boole
New York State
New York
United States Senate
James W. Wadsworth
America
Miss Gordon
World Prohibition
International
Wise-Smith
Berger
Christmas Shop and Stitchery Event at St Marys Guild
The St Marys guild invites town residents to a Christmas shop and stitchery event at Plattsmouth on Saturday December Sth. Enjoy entertainment and a festive time for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Guild
Plattsmouth
Public Auction At Rosa Kendall Farm Near Murray Plattsmouth
Due to the death of my husband I offer at public auction on Monday November 30 at 1 pm on the Rosa Kendall farm 7 miles southeast of Murray and 11 miles south of Plattsmouth the following: 4 head of horses several mares and geldings 14 16 hands with varied weights plus 7 head of hogs and 27 head of cattle including Holsteins and Jersey cows ready to fres h and bred. Farm implements and household items including cultivator planters listers plows wagons mowers and a Ford touring car. Sale age by Rex Young Auctioneer and R F Patterson Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Kendall
Murray
Plattsmouth
Relic Poorhouse Mirrors West's Thrifty Reform
The county poorhouse system in the Midwest shows a steady population decline and rising costs. Iowa leads in self supporting farms, Minnesota maintains public charges, Michigan modernizes, and Indiana Oklahoma Kansas Missouri all report shifts toward improved facilities and greater expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Middle West
Middlewestern
North Dakota
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Indiana
Michigan
Will Carleton
Hillsdale College
Bristow
Okla
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Pair to be renominated in South Dakota convention
Pierre Nov 18 factional leaders claim control of the Republican state nominating convention to be held December 1. Returns from almost all counties show Senator Norbeck and Governor Gunderson likely renominated if instructed delegates follow their guidance. Norbeck 50279 votes. Gunderson 44868 votes. uninstructed 26344 votes with leanings total 53763 needed for nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
S. D
South Dakota
Norbeck
Carl Gunderson
Gunderson
Box Social and Program at School District No 38
The community hosts a box social and program on Thursday evening November 26 1925 at School District No 38. Ruth Hogue, teacher, notes the event. The St Marys guild will staff the creche at the Christman shop and Stitchery on Fifth Street.
FIRST LADY KEPT GOING ON COSY NEW YORK VISIT
Mrs. Coolidge arrived in New York with President Coolidge and spent a busy afternoon. A museum visit and tea at the Morrows home filled the schedule, while a private dinner honored her as guest and she planned to hear the president speak from a Waldorf Astoria box after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Coolidge
Waldorf Astoria
Farm Problems National Says Jardine Address
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine told the Association of Land Grant Colleges that agricultural issues are national in scope and require input from urban groups and all institutions. He praised the Purnell act expanding support for agricultural experiment stations and highlighted extension workers and cooperative marketing as key, shaping rural organization and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Navy
Jardine
Association of Land Grant Colleges
Ways and Means Plans to Nullify 1924 Inheritance Tax Rates
Washington lawmakers move to apply the 1921 lower inheritance tax rates to all estates from when the 1924 rates took effect until the new revenue bill becomes law. The plan would refund the difference to taxpayers for settlements made under the 1924 act and retain a 20 percent credit for state taxes. Government refunds are estimated in the millions of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Green
Loyal American Sports Fan Sees Red Grange Split Paths
The American sports fan remains devoted to Red Grange yet prefers he pursue a non football career if possible. He admires Grange as an amateur but questions his ability to succeed outside football, highlighting a desire for him to try other endeavors.
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Red Grange
New Christmas Card Designs Arrive at Bates Book and Stationery
Limited stock of new card designs arrives at Bates Book and Stationery Store. Act now to select favorites and avoid disappointment later.
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Bates Book and Stationery Store
Urge Wilbur Order Dirigible Probe Stopped
Washington DC November 19. Counsel for Mrs Margaret Lansdowne and Joseph E Davis asked Secretary Wilbur to discharge the Shenandoah court of inquiry and to furnish stenographic copies of testimony. They also urged cross examination of witnesses and recall of those requested by Mrs Lansdowne. They argued facts were not disclosed and criticized the judge advocate. Captain Foley denied influence on Lansdowne testimony and Commander Rosendahl rejected insinuations about Lansdowne’s actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Aas
Margaret Ross Lansdowne
Joseph E. Davis
Wilbur
Navy Secretary
Shenandoah Court of Inquiry
Paul Foley
Lansdowne
Davis
Naval Secretary
Shenanadoah Court
C. E. Rosendahl
Foley
W C T U Meeting Ends in Detroit
Detroit November 19 The 11th annual convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union closed with a pledge to enforce and observe prohibition laws. Miss Cora Frances Stoddard reported Massachusetts high schools see drinking in violation on the wane. President Calvin Coolidge sent thanks for support. The 1926 convention will be in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Llst
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Cora Frances Stoddard
Boston
Department of Scientific Temperance Instructions
Massachusetts
Calvin Coolidge
Los Angeles
Three Men Rescued At Sea After Five Days Adrift
A small derelict boat drifted five days after leaving New York harbor. Three men from New Jersey, Robert Anderson of Perth Amboy Alfred Luker and Michael Yourke of South River, were rescued by the Collier Isaac T. Mann near its route from Portland Maine to Norfolk Virginia. They would be landed at Norfolk the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Isaac T. Mann
Portland
Norfolk
Pocahontas Steamship Company
George O. Pierce
New York Bay
Robert Anderson
Perth Amboy
Alfred Luker
Michael Yourke
South River
N. J
Pierce
Sims Declares Unfit Officers Rule the Navy
The Mitchell court martial heard Admiral Sims say the airplane carrier could be the battleship of the future and that unfit officers controlled the navy. He criticized non flying officers giving orders to airship commanders and urged that selecting unqualified leaders was a criminal act.
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Sims
Washington, D. C
Mitchell
William S. Sims
Anton Heinen
Army
Navy
William Mitchell
Frank Kennedy
McCookfield
Ohio
Charles Clark
Langley Field
Virginia
John A. Pagelow
Scott Field
Illinois
A. C. Anderson
Kelly Field
Texas
Admiral Sim
New Bridge Over the Platte in Plattsmouth
The paper visits the new bridge over the Platte River in Plattsmouth with Henry Schneidler of Plattsmouth State Bank. The structure is mostly complete but finishing work remains including road approaches and banisters. Local praise is given for the enterprise and vision behind the concrete bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schneider
Plattsmouth
Pay Day Wednesday Hikes to November 25 in Burlington Notice
The Burlington offices announce a payday on Wednesday November 25 for railroad workers. The change shifts from the 26th due to Thanksgiving Day, aligning payment with a midweek date.
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Burlington
Journal Want Ad Column Seeks Buyers and Sellers
Readers ask if there is anything to buy or sell in the Journal Want Ad column. The notice invites inquiries about classified ads available for local trades and opportunities.
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Journal
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Ray
Doc Sandin
3Hrist
Ghurist
Jersey
Stereford
H. C
Lister
John Deere
Osborne
McCormick
Joe Beil
Rex Young
R. F. Patterson
West
Ruth Hogue
St. Mary’s Guild
Christman
Fancy Dennison
See’y Jardine
House Ways and Means
Mrs. Lansdowne
Campbell’s
Fruit and Vegetable
People’s Wiarket
Sam Giventer
Eagles
Neb
Eagles Hall
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