Residents and visitors noted in Lincoln area weekly
Parr Young and Earl Troop attended a football game at Lincoln last Saturday. Warren Munn rigged a power saw and visited the Rice brothers home Monday. Edward Murray shelled and delivered corn last Saturday to make room for the crop. Grover Hoback visited the west end of the county Monday to attend to business. Roy Cole visited Nehawka Monday from Weeping Water and caused telephone line trouble. Peter Frampton and Stewart Rough loaded a car of wheat for shipment at Farmers Elevator Monday. Miss Velma Wessell, recently treated for appendicitis in Omaha, is progressing well. Albert Wolfe and daughter Gladys visited Omaha last Saturday for business. J C Hoback and family toured Nebraska City last Saturday. Herman Schumaker struggles with a painful tooth. Henry Wessell was a visitor in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parr Young
Earl Troop
Lincoln
Warren Munn
Rice Brothers
Edward Murray
Grover Hoback
Roy Cole
Nehawka
Peter Frampton
Stewart Rough
Velma Wessell
Omaha
Albert Wolfe
Gladys
J.C. Hoback
Nebraska City
Otoe County
Herman Schumaker
Henry Wessell
J. G. Wunderlich
Union
W. C. Troop
Jesse Vallery
Harry Knabe
Missouri Pacific
Lydia Todd
California
A. W. White
Plattsmouth
Casper Thygeson
James H. Palmer
William Highfield
Will Richter
Kemper, Mo
Lauren
Alba Snewerson
Albert Anderson
C. Steffens
Anderson
J. H. Steffens
D. Steffens
Troy Shrader
C. A. Rosencr
Buttermilk Powder Sale Mentioned in Swill Note
A brief item notes buttermilk powder sold at one pound for eight gallons of swill, reflecting a domestic or rural goods mention in the page.
Nehawka News Casts Monday Activity and Visits
Residents report a busy Monday with work on farms in Union and Nehawka. Troop builds a new crib for corn, Knabe unloads corn at the Missouri Pacific for farm use, and Wunderlich family social events are noted. A typhoid case looms for Mrs. Snewerson while Gladys Wolfe avoids mastoid concerns after a specialist visit in Omaha.
Car Flies Off O Street Into Ditch After Breaker Failure
Last Sunday morning about four o'clock a Ford traveling west on O street near C. W. Fletchman went into a ditch after a stealing apparatus failed. Of the five occupants one was severely injured, the driver, with deep cuts from broken glass. The car was badly demolished.
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O Street
C. W. Fletchman
Hunting trip yields fine shooting near Burwell
A party including Fred Hild Leo Switzer Arthur Hild George Pollard and John Hanson had a successful hunt near Burwell with plentiful game and good shooting aside from many fleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hild
Leo Switzer
Arthur Hild
George Pollard
John Hanson
Burwell
Family on Way to Florida Reaches Peoria This Week
Word from W. E. Steele and the children says they are en route to Florida and have reached Peoria. They will press on and expect to arrive in Florida within the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Steele
Florida
Peoria
Arive
Hampshire Hog Sale Preview by Harry Knabe
Breeder Harry Knabe announces a major Hampshire hog sale this Saturday featuring a large lineup of superior animals from his strain. Knabe promotes top-quality stock and invites buyers to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
Harry Knabe
Philathea Class Hosts Halloween Evening at First Methodist
The Philathea class ladies hosted the Young Men's Bible class at First Methodist Church with a Halloween theme. The parlors glowed orange and black with goblins and witches, fortune telling booths, and seasonal treats as Mrs. Hallie Perry led decorations and Mrs. W. L. Heinrich oversaw the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
First Methodist Church
Hallie Perry
Fred Kissling
A. F. Moore
Frank Emory Pfoutz
James Mauzy
W. L. Heinrich
Philathea
Seeley Co truss expert to visit Grand Hotel Nebraska City
Seeley Co expert from Chicago will be at the Grand Hotel in Nebraska City only on Wednesday October 28. The Spermatic Shield claims to retain ruptures and contract openings in 10 days, offering non surgical results and highlighting awards in England and Spain. A warning against elastic trusses is issued and Seeley cites U S government documents for inspection.
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Seeley Co
Chicago
Grand Hotel
Nebraska City
Seeley
England
Spain
United States
Washington, D. C
P. S
F. H. Seeley
No. Dearborn St
Land sales in Nebraska and Iowa compiled by Farm Mortgage Bankers
A Nebraska and Iowa land sale roundup reports numerous transfers. Beatrice Henry Arnt sold 160 acres south of Diller to Ford Henricks for 18000 dollars. Eddyville reports a 303 acre tract sold for 20149 dollars. Coleridge sees Middleton of Lyons buy farms at 150 dollars per acre. Ebmeier purchases between Belden and Randolph for 150 an acre. Dodge notes a 160 acre southeast farm sold to Henry Langhorst. Comstock lists the Voracek farm at 7200 dollars, 160 acres, bought by Louis Wilt. Dumbar records William Markel buying 120 acres for 210 dollars per acre. Louisville notes Ed Brunkow buys 160 acres near Murdock at 160 per acre. Seward reports M Hall quarter sold to Emil Duffek at 220 per acre. Greeley reports Edward Dugan buys a quarter section from the Burns estate at Columbus, with no buildings, among the area’s best farms.
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Nebraska
Iowa
Farm Mortgage Bankers’ Association of
Beatrice Henry Arnt
Diller
Stark Hayes Place
Ford Henricks
Eddyville
Wood River
Coleridge
Mr. Middleton of
Lyons
Fremont Everett
August Ebmeier
E. A. Pockrandt
Belden
Randolph
Dodge
Mr. Schlosser
Henry Langhorst
Comstock
Voracek
Town
Louis Wilt
Dumbar
William Markel
Ed Markel
George Easley
Lincoln
Louisville
Ed Brunkow
Murdock
Wiliam Wilken
Seward
M. Hall
Emil Duffek
Greeley
Edward Dugan
John Burns
Columbus
Ryan Returns From Shippers Committee Meeting
Grand Island Nebraska October 20 President Ryan of the Nebraska Traffic league has returned from Chicago where he conferred with shippers steering committee representing Mississippi and Missouri valley shippers. They protested proposed freight rate increases on Nebraska and western agricultural products. The committee found the road schedules too high and met next day with carriers representatives who agreed to consider initial shipper propositions and resubmit the matter.
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Grand Island
Neb
Ryan
Nebraska Traffic League
Chicago
Shippers
Mississippi
Missouri Valley
Nebraska
Nineteen Fascists Expelled in Florence Turnover
Dr Italo Balbo acting as commissioner announced the expulsion of a first list containing nineteen names from the Florentine fascist organization following clashes with Free Masons. The action is ratified by the fascist directorate and approved by newspapers noting the expelled members held factional influence supporting extremist measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flrence
Italy
Italo Balbo
D. Balbo
Journal Office Ledgered for Printing Business Forms
The Journal office offers printing of all kinds of business forms including ledgers receipts and order books to support commercial needs.
Local residents make court and social trips around county
Dr H C Leopold keeps office in Main Building while O A Davis and C E Tefft visit county courts. Mrs Carl Grom leaves for Goodland Kansas to visit her brother George Hall. George Sayles county clerk and family tour Murray. John Ranney and daughter Ethel visit Weeping Water for courthouse matters. Mrs R B E Sheehan and Alice Sheehan arrive from LaGrange Illinois to stay with C H Smiths. Horace Ruffner, Omaha, visits E G Ruffner at Mynard. Mrs Fred H Mumm and Mrs Martha J Peterson head to Grand Island for Rebekahs assembly. Peterson grand chaplain. Mumm delegate. Attorneys Tefft and Deles Dernier in town for county and district court matters. A V Kennedy veteran plans winter at Milford Soldiers Home. Gretchen Heil and Leon Marshell to Omaha to visit Don Norman at Pexton Memorial Hospital. Norman formerly Lottie Kopischka.
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O. A. Davis
Moray
Carl Grom
Goodland
Kansas
George Hall
George R. Sayles
Sayles
George, Jr
Murray
Major I. Hall
John Ranney
Ethel
Weeping Water
R. BE. Sheehan
Alice
LaGrange
Ilinois
C. H. Smith
Sheehan
Horace Ruffner
Omaha
E. G. Ruffner
Mynard
Fred H. Mumm
Martha J. Peterson
Grand Island
Rebekahs
Nebraska
William Deles Dernier
Elmwood
A. V. Kennedy
Kennedy
Milford
Gretchen Heil
Leon Marschell
Don Norman
Pexton Memorial Hospital
Local visitors attend funeral in Nehawka area families
Ed Jochim and family from near Louisville visited for a few hours for trading and socializing. E McDonald of Murdock came to town for business and to see relatives. John Fitch of near Nehawka stopped by for business and friend visits. Adam Lentz and wife from Lincoln arrived to stay for the funeral of their son John Lentz on Thursday. Mrs Hattie Moore of Lansing Michigan sister of the late John Lentz traveled to attend the services for her brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Jochim
Louisville
Cr. E. McDonald
Murdock
John Fitch
Near Nehawka
Adam Lentz
Lincoln
John Lentz
Hattie Moore
Lansing
Michigan
Burlington
James McBride
Karnak Brings Lasting Relief Says Lincoln Man
W H Engleking of Lincoln Nebraska testifies Karnak cured twelve years of stomach and kidney pain. He reports rapid relief, 14 pound weight gain, and no further medicine since starting Karnak. Karnak sold in Plattsmouth by F G Fricke & Co and by leading town druggists.
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Karnak
Lincoln
W. H. Engleking
11Th St
Nebr
Local residents and visitors call on Journal office
Visitors include W. J. Roxine and wife from Lincoln, Mrs. Lizzie Baron, Mrs. Lenora Kirkpatrick from Coleridge, and Frank MecNurlin with daughter Dora of Cedar Creek. T. H. Pollock, Charles A. Patterson, and R. F. Patterson attended the state bankers convention in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Roxine
Lincoln
Journal
Lizzie Baron
Lenora Kirkpatrick
Coleridge
Nebraska
M. P. Fleming
Frank MecNurlin
Dora
Cedar Creek
MecNurlin
T. H. Pollock
Charles A. Patterson
Arapahoe
R. F. Patterson
Farmers State Bank
Omaha
State Bankers Convention
Toll rates slash again on Platte river bridges
The Plattsmouth Auto and Wagon Bridge Co announces a new 10c toll per vehicle class across the Platte river bridge, matching reductions seen on the newer bridge opened two weeks ago. A likely similar cut may occur on the King of Trails bridge, as drivers benefiting from the price drop celebrate lower travel costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte River Bridge
Plattsmouth
Old Bridge Company
Platte River
Bryan Voice Preserved for National Museum Records
Richmond Maryland reports a piano maker prepared to send master copper phonograph plates recording William Jennings Bryan. The plates include scriptural readings and Bryan speeches such as The Virgin Birth and Cross of Gold. Mrs Bryan requested the preservation at the Washington museum for posterity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
William Jennings Bryan
National Museum
Washington
D. C
Bryan
Republic
Mail Used in Oil Swindle
Federal grand jury in Los Angeles returned indictments charging use of the mails to defraud in a million dollar oil swindle against the Owenwood interests of Fort Worth Texas and Muskogee Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Owenwood
Fort Worth
Tex
Muskogee
Oklahoma
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Cash Grocery
Bert Willis
Sutphen
C. D. St. John
Gladys Wolfe
P. Sheldon
Telephone No
Nehawka, Nebr
Mr. Steele
Towa
Bankers’ Association
Florence
H. C. Leopold
Rom Tuhnes
Ars
C. E. Tefft
Engleking
Vallery Sales Pavillion
Wade Porter
Schafer Bros
Duroc
Otto Schafer
Schaffer Brothers
Col
C. M. Cruise
Frank Anderson
Fieldman
Duroc Journa
Murray State Bank
Phil Moore
Journal Stockman
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