Local residents handle corn and cattle trade in Union area
Union Department residents report corn shelling deliveries by Clifton B Smith Henry O Donnel and James Franks with MacCarthey and Strum elevator involvement. Cattle moved to South Omaha stockyards by Henry Becker while Miss Edith Meade attends Union Schools and other locals assist in farming and logging tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton B. Smith
Plattsmouth
Henry O'Donnel
William Kropp
Wyoming
McCarthey and Sturm
Car! Balfour
Nehawka
Union
Eugene Austin
Rev Whambler
James FH. Frans
Fred Yost
MacCarthey and Strum
Roy
Ray Becker
Henry H. Becker
South Omaha
Fred Fittman
R. M. Taylor
H. M. O'Dell
Nehawkes
Des Moines
Mont Bebb
Omaha
Missouri Pacific Railway
Fred Hanni
John Armstrong
Tunion
Scot
Earl Merritt
Nebraska City
Henry Shumaker
Will Shumaker
Avi
Ray Feeus
Fair Play
Fred Clark
Joes Tiveart
H. H. Becker
Murray
John Hobscheidt
A. L. Becker
Flemming W. Robb
Robb
Union Has a New General Store Opens by A L Becker
A L Becker opened a general store in Union last Saturday in a long vacant building formerly used by Mrs Mabel E Reynolds. Becker, popularly nicknamed Honest Abe, is known across the region for his integrity. His formal announcement appears in another column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
A. L. Becker
Mabel E. Reynolds
Becker
Abe
Baptist Home Coming Sunday Celebration Planned
The Baptist Church schedules a home coming on Sunday November 1 with a拓 good program. An invitation is extended to all church members to attend and make it a red letter day with a enjoyable program and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Baptist Church
Ku Klux Klan Presents Bible and Flag to Union School
During a church reception for Union school teachers and the Methodist minister about fifty Klan members entered unannounced and donated a pulpit Bible valued at about thirty dollars and presented a Bible school flag to the Union schools, then departed without revealing their identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klux Klan
Union Schools
Bible School
Union
P T A Meeting Teaches Work Of the Association
At the last meeting in Union a Auburn state secretary Mrs J A Sterms spoke on Work of the P T A She praised the address but lamented sparse attendance The meeting adjourned to Thursday night Oct 29 hoping more parents attend for lectures and benefit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parenthich
Union
J. A. Sterms
Auburn
Parent-Teacher's Association
October Birthdays in Union List Thirteen Names
A list of thirteen residents born in October including Ben F. Hoback from Missouri and several Nebraskans such as Derwood Lynde and the Upton sisters, with scattered entries from Ohio Virginia Nebraska and dates ranging October 8 to October 30 in various years. Some entries contain partial or unclear dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Ben F. Hoback
Brambler
Ohio
Creed F. Harris
Prank Bauer
Jesse RR. Dysart
G. Ward Kinnison
Milda Kinnison
Sara Upton
Union Forms Its Own Safety Society With Odd Tools
A new Union safety group is organized to protect residents by taming unruly cows with knobs on horns. It includes an engineer a business manager and a mechanic armed with only a monkey wrench. Further information can be obtained by contacting any member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Train Time Changes Announced By Missouri Pacific
Missouri Pacific announces new passenger schedules effective November 1 with shortened running times. No 104 leaves Omaha at 8 10 a m to Kansas City 2 25 p m. No 105 dep Kansas City 11 45 p m arrives Omaha 7 15 a m. No 106 leaves Omaha 11 45 p m arrives Kansas City 7 15 a m. No 167 leaves Kansas City 1 55 p m arrives Omaha 3 10 p m, cutting 10 minutes. Sleeper handling and Florida travel transfers added for through service Omaha to St Louis to Florida.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
Florida
Baldwin
Road
Inauguration of KC Gateway Through Service to St Louis
The article notes the inauguration of an additional through service via the Kansas City gateway and across the Missouri Pacific lines to St Louis. This new route expands rail connections between Kansas City and St Louis, signaling improved regional transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Gateway
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Buyers May Get Benefit of Lower Prices
Washington oct 24 promise by auto manufacturers to pass on to buyers the full relief from a 10.6 million annual federal tax was pledged to the house ways and means committee. industry reps urged repeal of levies on autos trucks tires and accessories with pledges to lower purchase bills and prices for cigars and theater tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Mellon
Mr. Mellon
Tobacco Merchants’ Association of the United States
Charles Duskind
New York
Treasury
Treadway
Massachusetts
George C. Graham
Cleveland
Graham
Oscar Brown
Syracuse
N. Y
American Automobile Association
Cass County News Roundup In Daily Journal
Cass county briefs recap local happenings across communities. Highlights include municipal updates, school notices, minor crimes, and community events shaping the week’s civic pulse.
Ancient Prison Unearthed Beneath Richmond Streets
Relics of a subterranean prison were found at Twenty second and Cary Streets in Richmond Virginia. Excavators uncovered a corridor and three dungeons with massive iron gates and thick cell doors from ancient hillside construction predating the county jail built in 1752. Relics show heavy metal fittings and unknown uses but good preservation despite long burial. Samuel P. Waddill, longtime Henrico Circuit Court clerk, noted no records mention underground chambers in county archives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Twenty-second
Cary
Samuel P. Waddill
Henrico
Court House
Waddill
Minority holders protest merger involving Nickel Plate project
Minority stockholders of the Chesapeake & Ohio railway challenged the Van Sweringen Nickel Plate merger before the Interstate Commerce Commission. A Hocking Valley group followed, with Dr. Lewis H. Haney testifying that 80 percent of Hocking Valley stock owned by C and O should be valued at 180 dollars per share for merger purposes. He argued the system linkage adds value to the combined entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
van Sweringen
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hocking Valley
E. C. Bailey
Lewis H. Haney
Bureau of Business Research of
New York
Order of Hearing on Settlement of Minor Estate
In Cass County Nebraska the County Court orders Marl B. Kivett to appear November 17 1925 at 10 a m to show cause why final settlement of her account for James Kivett Bessie Kivett and Marvin Kivett should not be granted. Notice by three weekly issues of Plattsmouth Journal. Signed October 27 1925 by County Judge A H Duxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebraska
James Kivett
Bessie Kivett
Marvin Kivett
Marl B. Kivett
Plattsmouth
Publication Notice to Creditors in Bankruptcy Case 1065
In the District Court of the United States for the District of Nebraska Lincoln Division Maurice J Hughes bankrupt Case No 1065 voluntary petition filed October 27 1925 at 501 Securities Building Omaha Douglas County Nebraska before B H Dunham Referee in Bankruptcy discharge sought with application filed April 16 1925 court sets November 30 1925 as deadline to oppose discharge in writing with grounds of opposition due within ten days. Witness dated October 27 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of Nebraska
Lincoln
Maurice J. Hughes
Securities Building
Omaha
Douglas County
Nebraska
B. H. Dunham
Wild Horses to Be Made Into Soap in Northwest
Thousands of wild horses in the Pacific northwest will be rounded up and rendered into soap and fertilizer at a new Portland factory set to open in about a month. Humane society officials welcome the project as a solution to range damage and disease spread by the herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Humane Society
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Northwest
Apples and Potatoes Unloading Friday and Saturday
Uunloading Friday and Saturday in New York Baldwin apples sold bulk at 1.85 per bushel, hand picked and sprayed for winter keepers. Also in Minnesota potatoes offered by Johnson Dros of Neb. City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mrs Hallahan Visits St Catherine’s Hospital in Omaha
Miss Margaret Hallahan left for Omaha this morning to visit Monsignor M A Shine at St Catherine's Hospital where he is receiving treatment for an illness spanning several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hallahan
Omaha
St. Catherine’s Hospital
M. A. Shine
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Union Department
Rock Island
Bruce Wolfe
Union, Nebraska
Winiard
Joe Lanning
Lower Main Street
Atwater Kent
L. A. Upton
Hardware and Furniture
Martha E. Upton
Neb
Eagles
Eagles’ Hall
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Eagles Hall
Gy Stafford
Red Hot Orchestra
Richmond Diggers
A. H. Duxbury
Iginton
Carly
Carter
Nashua
Che F
Soennichsen Co
H. M. Soennichsen
Store of Big Values
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