Nehawka Social Roundup and Local Visits
Rondo Steele visited Nehawka from Lincoln with relatives and friends last Sunday. Elmwood streets being paved prompts Nehawka to consider paving. Peter Johnson delivered wheat to the Farmers elevator in Nehawka and John Whiteman helped Fulton smith shop. Sheldon and Tucker visited Omaha for purchases. Miss Marie Tunson from Broken Bow plans to stay for school. Fred W. Smith of Plattsmouth handled business matters. Martha and Emma Vallery visited at Mrs. Cunningham’s home. Mrs. Albert Wolfe ill with flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rondo Steele
Lincoln
Nehawka
Grover Hoback
Elmwood
Peter Johnson
O Street
John Whiteman
Fulton
Messrs
F. P. Sheldon
Marion Tucker
Omaha
Elore
Marie Tunson
Broken Bow
Elmer Philpot
Fred W. Smith
Plattsmouth
Plattsmouth Motor Co
Martha
Emma Vallery
Forrest R. Cunningham
Albert Wolfe
Buttermilk Powder Boosts Swill Mix For Eight Gallons
A brief note describes using one pound of buttermilk powder to prepare swill for eight gallons. The item appears as a pantry tip or household guidance in a local column. No further context provided.
Nehawka News Highlights Local Visits and Commerce
The Nehawka column notes visits by Werner Flaischman and family to stay two weeks with C. W. Flaischman, Lieut. Wunderlich’s two week Army training at Fort Crook, and George Hanson’s cattle purchase in Omerica. Grover Hoback recovers from grippe, Elmer Philpot reports completion of sorgithm, and J. S. Rough trades for a new universal make sedan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner Flaischman
Brule
Nehawka
C. W. Flaischman
Walter G. Wunderlich
Fort Crook
United States Army
Elmer Philpot
George Hanson
Omerica
Grover Hoback
Gentel
Thomas E. Fulton
J. G. Wunderlich
Albert Stoll
Wayside
Gerald Arthur Opp
John Opp
J. S. Rough
Universal
Fred W. Smith
Mr. Rough
Stewart Rough
Lincoln
H. J. Dane
Iowa City
Beatrice
Kiwanis Clubs
Mr. Dane
Rough Home
Nebraska City
Iowa
Ralph Opp
Rupture Shield Expert Offers Free Informational Leaflet
Sufferers may obtain valuable information by writing to C F Redlich Rupture Shield Expert at 535 Boston Block Minneapolis MN for free material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Redlich
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
Driver saves time walking detour during bridge rebuild
An agent for the Missouri Pacific at Union walked home after his shift last Monday afternoon. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Opp, picked him up part way and let him finish the last mile on foot due to a detour caused by the South Branch Weeping Water bridge reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Union
Nicholas Opp
Hold Annual Family Reunion at Fulton Home
On October 25, the last Sunday in October, a family reunion gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Fulton's home. Poor roads and weather kept some away, but attendees included Edward Bernhes and daughter Myers of Eagle, Thurman Lane and sons Kenneth and Bobby of Palmyra, Edgar Glaze and son Allen of Nebraska City, Herold Kimson and family, and Leone Stoll of Nehawka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Fulton
Edward Berhnes
Miss Myers
Eagle
Thurman Lane
Kenneth and
Bobby
Palmyra
Edgar Glaze
Allen
Nebraska City
Herold Kimson
Leone Stoll
Nehawka
Knabe’s Hog Sale At Hicks Pavilion Draws Attentive Crowd
Harry Knabe held a sale at the W. A. Hicks pavilion last Saturday despite bad weather. The event attracted many buyers eager to purchase Knabe’s quality hogs, with several staying until Monday evening to complete purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Knabe
W. A. Hicks
Kabe
Harry
Ed Wood Continues Hustling On Local Farm Paint Jobs
Edward J. Wood has completed painting the Dan Anderson farm buildings adding value and life. He will next work at A G Disney’s home and then help select workers for the corn harvest as manpower is scarce this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Wood
Dan Anderson
Mr. Wood
A. G. Disney
Nebraska Faces Oklahoma for Revenge Next Saturday
Nebraska prepares for a rematch with Oklahoma at Memorial Stadium after last year’s 14 to 6 loss. The Sooners, boosted by Ray LeCrone and Firpo Wilcox, are heavier and faster and come off a 9 to 0 win over Southern Methodist, signaling strong form for the Valley race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Memorial Stadium
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Oklahoma Sooners
Sooner
Oklahoma
Kansas Aggies
Drake
Grinnell
Washington
Huskers
Sooners
Ray LeCrone
Firpo” Wilcox
LeCrone
Kansas Aggie
Manhattan
Southern Methodist
Mustang
Wilcox
Ben Owen
U S Ships in Overseas Trade Show Increase
Washington reports privately owned American vessels engaged in overseas trade rose from 117 to 134 between July 1 and October 1, while coastwise traffic moved from 671 to 683.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
Shipping Board
Bureau of Research
Leading Specialist Dr Doran Offers Free Consultations
Dr Doran chief specialist of the Medical Laboratory United States visits major towns offering free consultations. He does not operate for chronic appendicitis gall stones ulcers goitre tonsils or adenoids and claims success in stomach liver bowel blood skin nerves heart kidneys and other ailments. Married women must be accompanied by husbands. Address 335 3236 Boston Block Minneapolis Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doran
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
Dr. Doran
Medical Laboratory
World Series Records Fall in Pittsburgh Washington Battle
Tallies show multiple records shattered as the Pittsburgh Nationals faced Washington. Leon Goslin and Joseph Harris each homered three times, Peckinpaugh drove eight runs, and Washington set new team and single series marks. Evers and errors also reshaped the record books with 12 one base hits and 13 chances marshalling the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Washington
Leon A. Goslin
Joseph Harris
Senators
Goslin
Ruth
Pekinpaugh
Yankees
Giants
Peckinpaugh
John H. Wagner
Joseph Sewell
E. E. Rice
James Sebring
Pittsburg
Max G. Carey
Thomas Leach
Stanley R
Nebraska nurses register for convention in Lincoln
One hundred twenty nurses registered Tuesday for the 20th annual meeting of the Nebraska State Nurses Association in Lincoln. Governor McMullen welcomed visitors to the new Capitol as Miss Bertha Bryant of Grand Island presided. Addresses were given by Mrs. Elizabeth Vaughan of St. Louis and Miss Charlotte Johnson of Chicago. Nominations were held for officers to be elected Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska State Nurses Association
McMullen
Capitol
Bertha Bryant
Grand Island
Elizabeth Vaughan
St. Louis
Charlotte Johnson
Chicago
Local visits and travels noted across county
Greenwod resident W E Hand attended county court business while W D Wheeler visited the city to trade and greet friends. A J Engelkemeier traveled to Lincoln to see his hospitalized brother John. L D Hiatt of H M Soennichsen Co visited Omaha for wholesale business and social calls. R B Felton and Mrs Felton spent the weekend in Fairbury visiting relatives before returning home. P A Meisinger called at the Journal to renew his subscription. Bert Everett traveled from near Nebraska City via Omaha but was delayed by rain and mud. Mrs Anton Tuma and daughter Georgia of Omaha visited the Litzmanns, with Georgia returning home. Charles F Hitt and family returned from Omaha after visiting their son and mother, joined by Mrs Gertrude Gamblin. J M Teegarden of Weeping Water was in town for business. Co D Ganz of Alvo and Frank J Davis of Broken Bow were here for county court matters. Mrs J A Donelan and Mrs Edna Shannon plan to ride the Sunshine special to the south with W O W and Missouri Pacific. Mrs Ed Wilcox and daughter Marilyn left for Lincoln to stay with Hawksworth and enjoy a capital visit. Wednesday notes: Mrs Harry Long returned from Aurora Illinois after a pleasant visit. Harley Meisinger and LeVern Glaze consider Grand Island Business College. Crant Hackenberg and wife go to Omaha to visit Mrs Fry at Senn Hospital. operation success raises recovery hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Hand of
Greenwod
W. D. Wheeler
A. J. Engelkemeier
Lincoln
John
L. D. Hiatt
H. M. Soennichsen Co
Omaha
R. B. Felton
P. A. Meisinger
Journal
Bert Everett
Nebraska City
Anton Tuma
Miss Georgia
W .P. Litzmann
Tuma
Charles F. Hitt
C. E. Hitt
Gertrude Gamblin
Dally J. M. Teegarden
Co. D. Ganz
Alvo
Frank J. Davis
Broken Bow
Sears
Davis
J. A. Donelan
Edna Shannon
Southland
Missouri Pacific
Harley Meisinger
LeVern Glaze
Grand Island
Grand Island Business College
Crant Hackenberg
T. T. Fry
Hackenberg
Nicholas Senn Hospital
Clemenceau Refuses Old Age Pension At 85
Paris reports that Georges Clemenceau, the oldest Academy of France member, has refused the four old age pensions paid from a fund for eight monthly stipends. Despite others accepting 166 francs 66 monthly, Clemenceau has consistently mailed back the checks since turning eighty five on September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Academy of France
Paul Bourget
Gabriel Hanotaux
Henri Lavedan
Rene Bazin
Jules Cambon
Pierre de la Gorce
Dole
Georges Clemenceau
Head of Hospital Named at Iowa U
Iowa City officials announce the appointment of Dr J L McElroy as head of the University of Iowa hospital. He will move from St Marks hospital New York City after settling affairs. McElroy is Indiana Medical College graduate and served in the army medical corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
J. L. McElroy
St. Marks Hospital
New York City
University of Iowa Hospital
New York
McElroy
Indiana Medical College
Army Medical Corps
Red Cross
Herbert Hoover
Russia
Ancker Hospital
St. Paul
France Moves To Curb Tobacco Imports
France plans to reduce foreign tobacco purchases by its state monopoly which still relies heavily on U S and overseas sources. Alfred D Cameron reports the French monopoly bought 77 million pounds of leaf last year with 25 million abroad and from colonies. Key imports include Kentucky light, Maryland, seed leaf, and Manila tobacco with Colonial and Dutch Indies sources noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Alfred D. Cameron
Paris
Department
Alferia
Alsace- Lorraine
France
United State
Kentucky
Maryland
Virginia
Philippine Islands
Manila
Colombia
Carmen
Santo Domingo
Java
Java Vorsterlanden
Netherlands East Indies
Farm for sale in Lincoln area now on market
Louise Lehnhoff Mcpherson lists the east 80 acres of the Henry Lehnhoff estate on C street Lincoln Nebraska for sale. The listing coordinates the parcel within the urban fringe and targets local buyers seeking farm land near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Lehnhoff Mcpherson
C. St. Lincoln, Neb
Henry Lehnhoff
Ad in the Journal Reaches Majority of Buyers
An advertisement in the Journal is read by about 75 percent of the buying public, highlighting broad reach and potential impact for advertisers seeking wide exposure.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cash Grocery
Bert Willis
Sutphen
Nebr
C. D. St. John
Nebraska
FF. P. Sheldon
Nehawka, Nebr
Cornhuskers
Rome Hotel
Ford
Goodyear
Goodrich
Platismouth Motor Co
H. C. Leopold
Osteopathic
Dyi L
Dr. Heinemen
Harry Long
Aurora
Illinois
Clemenceau
Farmers State Bank
R. F. Patterson
T. H. Pollock
Collins Oil Station
J. W. Ghapman
Tidal
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