Elmwood Echo Reports Local Happenings and Moves
Elmwood leader Oscar Miller seeks treatment in Lincoln hospital for a serious condition. Earl J. Bailey leaves farming for work in a large Oregon paper mill turning out paper by the ton. Chris Dremo1 returns from Missouri fishing trip with tales but no fish. L F Langhorst Mercantile and Farm Produce Co replaces Langhorst Store with Sydney J. Moore taking management. D Buskirk family hosts a surprise before departure to Scottsbluffs. Elmwood loses a fine family likely to California. neighbors express regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Miller
Lincoln
Earl J. Bailey
Oregon City
Oregon
Earl
Chris Dreame 1
Ora Drumm
Big Lake
Missouri
Chris
L. F. Langhorst Department Store
L. F. Langhorst Mercantile and Farm Produce Co
Langhorst
Sydney J. Moore
Langhor
Misses Georgia and Maybell Snake return from Weeping Water
The Misses Georgia and Maybell Snake return after a week with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs John McKeey and friends. Otto Freling of Westfield New York visits his sister Mrs Jake Umland and spends time in Stewartsville, Mo. Fred Spahnile sold Eagle Cafe to Harley Smith who becomes owner while Fred plans to rest. Smith resigns as Standard Oil manager to focus on the new business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Maybell Snake
Weeping Water
John McKeey
Chas. Renner
Johnstown
Lynch
Neb
Charlie
Missouri Pacific
Otto Freling
Westfield
N. Y
Jake Umland
Stewartsville
Ernest Freling
West
Fred Spahnile
Eagle Cafe
Harley Smith
Fred
Smith
Standard Oil
Louisville families plan tours and local industry grows
Mr and Mrs William H Hoover and their daughters Grace and Mildred will visit Sidney Nebraska and Edgewater Colorado to see relatives. Others attend Chautauqua in Elmwood and watch boxing in Watthill. Local sand firms Lyman Richey, Murp hy Stone and National Stone move 110 to 135 cars daily plus pottery shipments, supporting Louisville employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Hoover
Misses
Grace
Mildred
Sidney
Neb
Mrs. Hoover
Rudolph Thimchan
Colorado
Mr. Hoover
Jobin Schaal
Edgewater
Denver
C. E. Noyes
Elmwood
Martin Walker
James Stander
J. R. Noyes
Nola
Doris
Charles
Clara Neves
Wm. Ossenkop
F. E. Schlater
Roman Maier
Jesse McGrew
Marion Ossenkop
Watlthill
Langford
Ossenkop
Mary Ragess
Omats
E. H. Ries
Kingsley, Lows
Murphy Stone Company
National Stone Company
Louisville
Kahler Pottery Company
Nebraska
Blank books for sale at the Journal office
The Journal office advertises a wide selection of blank books available for purchase, ensuring readers can find notebooks, ledgers, and blank pages for writing, recording, or organizing information.
Manley News Recaps Social Visits and Local Moves
J L Burns and wife visited Plattsmouth guests at son E S Burns home. Miss Stella Krecklow visited Plattsmouth. Fred Shellhorn business visit to county seat. Mrs J L Barnes and daughter shipped millinery to Manley from Omaha. County officials toured road and bridge sites. Edith Stander visited the state capitol. Mrs Bud Groves from Witten S D attended Henrietta Earhart wedding in Manley. Morgan McCurdy attended wedding in Manley. Entertainers Mr and Mrs Adolph Stenkamp hosted surprise reception for son Herbert. James Murphy and Dr Murphy visited Omaha. Charles Gerlach conducted Omaha business. Mrs Rudolph Bergman and daughter returned from Herman via Plattsmouth. Several ball games at Murray. Murdock victories noted. Will Honer home acquired by J L Austin. Marie Evans and daughter Milma to Wichita. Klumms plan to farm near Nehawka. tractor purchased via Mass of Murray. Quinton posted election notices. Ned Tighe visits from Bancroft. Wm Gerlach visits Manley. Stander family welcomed a baby boy. Mrs Stander previously Pauline Policek. Mrs Walter Mockenhaupt visited Omaha. Mrs John Koup visited Manley. Frank Stander visited for business. John Stander’s car refreshed by local workers. Wedding of Henrietta Earhart and Earl Quinn with bridesmaid Trude Harhart. Morgan McCurdy best man. Newlyweds depart for Denver then home after October 1. Marie Evans and daughter Wilma honored on departure for Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Burns
Plattsmouth
E. S&s. Burnes
Stella Krecklow
Fred Shellhorn
J. L. Barnes
Louis Craig
Omaha
Manley
Wm. Atkinson
C. F. Vallery
Edith Stander
State Capitol
Bud Groves
Witten
S. D
Adolph Stenkamp
Herbert Stenkamp
Stenkamp
James Murphy
Joseph Walport
Rudolph Bergman
L. J. Austen
Murray
Union
Murdock
Weeping Water
J. L. Austin
Will Honer
Marie Evans
Milma
Wichita
Kansas
John
Henry Klumm
Nehawka
John Behmes
Arnold Mass
L. J. Austin
Co. D. Quinton
Ned Tighe
Bancroft
Wm. Gerlach
Andrew Stander
Northwest
Stork
Stander
Pauline Policek
Walter Mockenhaupt
John Tighe
John Koup
Louisville
Rudolph Bergmann
Frank Stander
John Stander
Thomas Miller
Manley School Opens September Thirteenth
Meailey school building is placed in excellent condition and ready for the coming year. Principal Mrs A H Humble returns after a proven successful term, with Miss Tiiky as assistant. The board praises the capable educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manley
Meailey
A. H. Humble
Tiiky
Board of Education
Railroad Executives Forecast Grim Outlook and Plan Faster Freight
More than 100 railroad presidents met in secret to assess the sector after federal control ended. They warned of a looming crisis and proposed faster car mileage, fuller loads, and reduced yard delays, with 60,000 new freight cars and $206 million funded under the transportation act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hale Holden
Burlington
Robert S. Binkerd
Thomas DeWitt Cuvier
Philadelphia
Association of Railway Executives
New England
Binkerd
Lake Erie
Alvo area social notes span visitors and travels
Alvo community members are listed visiting relatives and attending events across Lincoln Omaha Weeping Water Murdock and Maxwell Iowa with prompts of trips to Ringling Bros show Wauneta and other local stops. Numerous arrivals and departures reflect bustling social ties in late August 1920.
Trade offer for 20 acre farm near Peru Nebraska
A.town resident seeks to hear from a prospective trader about 20 acre farm property east of Peru Nebraska. Write A Alwine Peru Nebraska 56 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Nebraska
A. Alwine
For Sale Two Pipeless Furnaces by DOVEY & SON
Two pipeless furnaces priced at 75 dollars each. Some repairs needed. Contact E G DOVEY and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Dovey & Son
Piano Instruction Starts Fall Term
On September 7th Miss Olive Gass begins the fall term of her music class. Call 292 for details. s2 6t-d 2t-w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Gass
Telephone
Duroc Jersey boats advertisement brief
Call William Rummell at 2630 for Duroc Jersey boats information. Contact available through phone 2630.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duroc Jersey Boats
William Rummell
Itc
Order of Hearing on Probate Settlement Nebraska Case
In Cass County Nebraska the County Court sets a hearing on the final settlement and heirs of George M. Patton deceased. Robert H. Patton, administrator, seeks decree establishing heirs and distributing residue. The court will hear on Sunday September 1920 at 10 am. Notice to interested parties via Plattsmouth Journal for one week prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebraska
George M. Patton
Robert H., Patton
Sald
Plattsmouth
Importation of Food Increases Sharply in Seven Months
Washington reports a surge in food imports for the first seven months of the year with rising values and quantities. Government statistics show starches, grains, and fats contributing to the total, reflecting growing demand and market activity.
Right 10 Discharge Workers Is Upheld
Washington Sept 3 Justice Siddons in the supreme court District of Columbia denied an injunction to prevent discharge by the Old Dominion Railway company of certain employees because of union affiliations. The opinion notes the transportation act’s validity was not passed on and discusses limits on restraining employer power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Old Dominion Railway Company
Justice Siddons
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Justice Siddette
Supreme Court of the United States
Wen
Siddoneralue
Open shop policy adopted by Mobile shipyards
Seven of Mobile’s largest shipbuilding and repair plants announced an open shop policy in a public notice. They stated workers who wish to remain employed would be kept at work while union activity is blocked. The action aims to curb union domination and avoid labor conflicts at the plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Liphuliding
Ehip
Movile
Anthracite Industry Hobbled by Labor Walkout
Wilketharre Pennsylvania September 3 The vacation of the urgent mine workers kept the anthracite industry nearly closed today with 125 cul ers not operating and 150000 men away from work Signs of weakness appeared last night as several local unions voted to support union officials and stay out until the solidarity subsides The situation suggests a slow return to work after the labor action and widespread disruption across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilketharre
Hace
Murray Man Ed Tutt Visits City for Brief BusinesS
Ed S and Tutt of Murray spent a few hours in the city yesterday attending to matters of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed S&s. Tutt
Murray
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Fred P. Busch
Caliifornia
EAGLE
Orance
S.ray Smith
Plattsemouth
Reb. Tel
F. R. Gobelman
Louisville Courier
Trude Harhart
Georgette
Morgan McCurdy
Earl Quinn
Henrietta Earhart
Evans
Wilma
Southland
M’quinn-Earhart
St. Patrick’s Church
Earl J. Quinn
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Fr. Higgins
Miss Ger
Alvo Department
Alvo
Joe Foreman
C. R. Jordan
Alex Jones
South Bend
Marie Appleman
Hubert Strong
Anoka
W. O. Boyles
Algo
Floyd Dickerson
Geo. P. Foreman
Rosalie Johnson
John Coatman
William
Ray
Ray Coatman
Alfred Stroemer
H. E. Vrooman
Frank Daugherty
Jesse Silger
A. I. Bird
Ringling Bros
Lillian
Ellen Bates
Emma Bird
George Hall
Ogallala
Sumner
P. J. Linch
Monte Vista
Clara Dickerson
Excelsior Springs
Doris Arnold
Ray Clark
Near Prairie Home
Charles F. Rosenow
Isola Kennedy
Eleanor Hinebaugh
Maxwell
Iowa
Frank Rosenow
Phillip Dever
Charles Davidson
la Verne
Highwood
Ill
Herbert Moore
Dell Sutton
Wm. Taylor
Caldwell
John Phillips
Boston
Mass
University Place
Glenn Armstronge
Holstein
Joe Armstrong
Maury Taylor
Florence
Geo. Hardnock
Lawrence Coon
Hal Parsell
Scott Jordan
Emmett
Mildred Brown
Wauneta
Dale Boyles
Ed Stroemer
Gayle
Clemma Bird
Ed Taylor
George Kitzel
A. J. Friend
Department of Commerce
Washington, D. C
United States
Washington Court
Titan
Coatman Hardware
the Bank of Service
Guaranty Fund of
State of
the Farmers and Merchants Bank
The
Alvo National Farm Loan Association
S.C. Broyles
Dales. Broyles & Broyles & Ganz, Afteormes
n-ut-Law
Murtey & Curyea
Nebrask
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