Independent Progressive party calls state and county conventions
The Independent Progressive committee in Nebraska issues a conference call for a state mass convention on December 8 1921 to form a new political party and for county mass conventions by December 3 1921 to elect delegates. The plan aims to unite progressives independents and reformers against major parties with a focus on economic reform and political realignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Washington
F. L. Brollen
W. H. Green
K. C. Knudson
County mass convention to form a new Nebraska party
Pursuant to a temporary executive committee call the Independent Progressive conference announces a county mass convention of progressive and independent voters in Cass county at the Plattsmouth court house on December 3, 1921 at 1 PM to elect at least sixteen delegates for a state mass convention in Grand Island on December 9 1921 at 10 AM to organize and name a new political party. Delegations should include equal numbers of men and women. Any progressive voter may attend the state convention directly if not chosen by the county gathering.
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Grand Island
Plattsmouth
C. A. Sorensen
George B. Wylie
Independent Progressive Committee
Judge Wray
Lincoln, Crand Hotel
Conferérice
Arthur G. Wray
Edger Howerd
J. J. Ream
Nebraska
Moron
Plan of
Inez
Committee On Public Address
Cuass County
Court House
Forencon
Gillespie Returns Joyful From Texas Trip
W F Gillespie returns home from a several day visit to San Antonio Texas with land partners W E Rosencrans. He praises the Texas climate noting three crops yearly and a thriving garden on twenty acres of vegetables. The Rosencrans couple also enjoys their stay in the south.
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W. F. Gillespie
San Antonio
Texas
W. E. Rosencrans
Gillespie
Messrs. Gillespie
Rosencrans
Northland
Enjoys Fine Dinner at Hotel Wagner on Thanksgiving
Fridaye Daily reports Hotel Wagner offered an elaborate Thanksgiving dinner priced at one dollar per plate. Fred Wegner, the proprietor, organized a menu rivaling Omaha hotels, and his efforts provided residents a high quality holiday meal at a lower cost.
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Hotel Wagner
Fred Wegner
Omaha
Wagner
Warner
Enjoy Family Reunion in Omaha Household
The Stoner family of Omaha hosted a holiday reunion at their home yesterday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Tom Short, Mr and Mrs Hilliard Grassman and daughter Jacqueline, Laura Grassman, Mr and Mrs George Detlef, Paul Grassman, and the Stoners, sharing a turkey feast and creating lasting memories.
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Ed Stoner
Omaha
Jacqeline
Laura (Grassman
This City
George Detlef
Paul Grassman
Stoner
Plattsmouth and Weeping Water Play 7 Tie in High School Football
A large crowd watched Plattsmouth and Weeping Water play to a 7 to 7 tie at Eagle Baseball Park Friday afternoon. Plattsmouth broke through on a clever fake a late quarter as Frank Godwin and Chase at fullback anchored the offense. Weeping Water, despite an early close to the goal, could not breach Plattsmouth’s defense. The game highlighted strong defense by Kreid at end and notable performances by Murphin and Moulden for Weeping Water, with Renner and others contributing on both sides. The Weeping Water line pressured but the locals answered with solid tackling and rushes, while both teams dealt with injuries that affected lineup depth for the season.
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Plattsmouth
Weeping Water
Eagle Baseball Park
American Legion
McKenney Dentists
Omaha
Gradeville
Frank Godwin
Biz
Chase
Aetion
Piatismonth
Kreid
Murphin
Moulden
Betts
Joyce
Renner
Weeping
tHitchmen
Calfert
Gibersen
Dunn
Sargeant
Wl Day
Waller
Rhb
Ibb
Plattemouth
tTroop
Marsciullat
Renuer
Krejci
Smith
Warea
Henry
Gradoyile
Hendricks
Rhh
Gortwin
Louis Svoboda
John Prak
Bold intruders menace farm and rider near Kupke home
Three strangers arrived at Charles Kupke’s farm last week asking to buy masoline and urged him to exit his house. He refused to risk foul play and they left. In a separate incident Fred Tonack, crossing Dearman’s Crossing, escaped gunfire as a pursuer’s car fired two shots after he sped away.
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Charles Kupke
Mr. Kupke
Fred Tonack
Murdock
Rock Island Road
Delightful Burlington Ladies Party at Miss Nettie Moore’s
Last evening the young ladies employed by the Burlington offices were entertained at Miss Nettie Moore’s home on Park Hill. The party featured high five and bridge, lavender and yellow chrysanthemums, a two course luncheon, and music by the New Edison.
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Fridey
the Burlington
Nettie Moore
Park Hill
Edison
Blank books available in all kinds
The Journal notes a wide selection of blank books for purchase, promising variety and value for customers seeking unruled or customized ledgers and notebooks.
Fine Family Gathering At J H McMahen Home
A Thanksgiving style dinner brought together the McMahen family and relatives. Sherman Taylor and family of Wymore joined Henry C McMaken and family, Ray McMaken and family, with children at home sharing in the occasion.
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J. H. McMahen
Sherman Taylor
Wymore
Henry C. McMaken
Familly
Ray McMaken
Behe
Thanksgiving at the Masonic Home in Nebraska
The Nebraska Masonic Home in this city hosted a large Thanksgiving observance for residents. Superintendent Evers and staff prepared a lavish menu including turkey and oyster dishes, with an evening program by Cass chapter Order of De Molay featuring music and performances.
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Nebraska
Cass Chapter Order of de Molay
Iondge
de Molay
Helen Wescott
de Lough Utter
Harold Smith
Harold Dran
H. W. Smith
Raymond Cook
Harold
Percy Field
Amploves
Areat
Meyers
Billy” Matchalott
Evers
Parmele
Pleasant Dances At Eagles Hall Thanksgiving Week
Friday's event featured the Eagles dance where Miss Planche Clerk won a prize turkey as a thankful gift. Holly orchestra provided the music and the M. M. BD. club hosted a large Friday night crowd with the Raropsters contributing tunes for the Jolly party attendees.
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Eagles
Planche
Holly
M. M. BD
Eagle Hall
Jolly Party
Stroke Strikes Local Man Near Murdock
Stricken with paralysis Shron Schluder, aged 62, of near Murdock, suffered a stroke last Tuesday night. He remains in a precarious condition though shows slight improvement with attentive medical care and is hoped to recover his former health.
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Shron Schluder
Murdock
Funeral of Mrs Frank Newman in Plattsmouth
Funeral services for Mrs. Frank Newman were held at St. Pauls Evangelical Church with Rev. Kottich officiating. She died last Sunday in Omaha and is survived by her husband three daughters and six sons in Plattsmouth except Rudolph stationed in San Francisco. The ceremony included German language remarks and church hymns and the body was laid to rest at Oak Hill cemetery.
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Frank Newman
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Newman
Omaha
NM. Kottich
St. Paul's
Germany
Tupee
Oak Hill Cemetery
M. Soennichsen
P. F. Goos
Adolph Geise
William Starkjohg
Auveud Rekow
Max Pries
Mer
Menselin
Pomerania
Prussia
America
Creston
Iowa
Mies
Sophia
Anna
Carl
Fred
William
Ernest
Rudolph
Harry
San Francisco
California
Card of Thanks for Floral Remembrances and Sympathy
The Newman family expresses deep gratitude to friends neighbors and lodges for aid sympathy and floral remembrances during their hour of sorrow for their wife and mother. Frank Newman and family Carl Newman and family Mr and Mrs Chas Stanton and family.
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Frank Newman
Carl Newman
Chas, Stanton
Fo ch Message to Legion Prepares Thanksgiving Greeting
Marshal Moch arrived in Harrisburg and sent a Thanksgiving message to Hanford McNider of the American Legion. He expressed gratitude for Americans and France, praising U S soldiers and wounded men and extending greetings to wounded troops via the public health service.
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Harrisburg
Marshal Moch
Hanford McNider
American Legion
United States
Tam Thant
France
Public Health Service
Box Social at District 97 Nets $37.735 for School
On Wednesday evening a box social and supper were held at the District 97 schoolhouse where Miss Theodosia Kroehler teaches. Auctioneer Mr Chamberlain led the sale, raising 37 735 dollars for the school, making the event highly enjoyable for teacher and pupils.
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Theodosia Kroehler
Chamberlain
Burglars Loot Union Mercantile for Winter Goods
Burglars entered the farmer's mercantile store in Union through a rear window and stole about 250 to 300 dollars worth of shoes sweaters coats and small items. The loss impact strains the store run by W H Porter and the theft likely occurred in the early morning hours before Thursday opening.
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Farmer's Mercantile Company
Union
W. H. Porter A
Porter
Do You Want a Good Halter for a Dollar Ten
A Murdock Nebraska advertisement offers a government material halter sold at $1.10 with a money back guarantee. The ad claims wartime cost and promises mail delivery to customers with bulk quantities.
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Cass County
Farm Loans Offered at Low Rates by Cass County Bank
G. M. McClerkin at the Bank of Cass County in Plattsmouth Nebraska advertises farm loans with low fixed rates for 5 7 10 15 and 20 year terms to assist farmers with financing options.
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G. M. McClerkin
Bank of
Cass County
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Death claims aged Gass County man
Obituary of I. M. Ward of Elmwood Nebraska who died November 15 1921 at age decades. He left a wife Juliette Ward five children Verna Ward Don Critchfield M G Reedy Arthur Troy and Verna Ward and siblings J C Ward Charles Ward Ben Ward Mrs Gee Sayles Mrs Jesse Livingston. Funeral at Elmwood Christian Church with interment in Elmwood cemetery.
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Justy
Louisville
I. M. Ward
Elmwood
Verna Ward
M. G. Seedy
Reedy
Missouri Pacific
Rhoda Ward
Flo
Davenport
Mr. Ward
Olver Ward
Indiana
Nebraska
Juliette Wauford
Don Critchfield
M. G. Reedy
Arthur
Troy
J. C. Ward
Oconto
Charles Ward
Weeping Water
Ben Ward
Denver
Gee, Sayles
Greenwood
Jesse Livingston
Deweese
Ward
England
J. QO
Dias
Arthur Stanfer
P. C. Stander
Mise Palith Shryrock
W. A. Cleebarn
For Sale Scotch and Scotch-Topped Short Horn Bulls
For sale three Scotch and Scotch-Topped short horn bulls just weaned from the dam. Big and strong ready for immediate delivery. Also mentions 4hK s Sears 58. Contact Davis in Murray Nebraska for details.
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Sears
Davis
Murray
Neb
Printing services advertise Southeast Nebraska job shop
An ad touts a well equipped job shop in southeastern Nebraska promising quality printing work and efficient service. It emphasizes capability and reliability for local printing needs.
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Nebraska
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County Mass Convention
Independent Progressive Conference
Lincoln
Godwin Stars
Yriday
Masonic Institution
de Molays
Kings of
Jon
St. Paul’s Church
Foch
Legion
Farmers Mercantile Co
A. J. Tool
Murdock, Neb
Gass County
Pioneer
THE
First National Bank
BANK
Plastsmouth
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