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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1925

Page

2

Local visits and farm activity reported in area Monday

Hlo H. Stoll assisted Edwin Shumaker in vaccinating cattle last Monday afternoon. Frank Trotter traveled to Nebraska City Monday morning with two loads of hogs. Forest R. Cunningham visited Morray and Nehawka in light rain and dry weather respectively. Nelson Berger and wife stayed in Plattsmouth last week visiting Mr. Berger’s mother and his sisters. F. M. Lemon and wife visited Omaha last Sunday to attend a ball game and see relatives. Georeze Shrader of Avoca visited Nehawka Monday evening for business. Albert Wolfe and family were reported in...

Hlo H. Stoll Edwin Shumaker Frank Trotter Nebraska City Forest R. Cunningham Morray Nehawka Nelson Berger Plattsmouth Mr. Berger F. M. Lemon H. H. Stoll Gust Hansons Hans Morris Pollard Truman Tyson Jacob Wessell Wessell Tyson Raymond Tyson Hamburg Iowa

Local notes from Nehawka and surrounding towns

Reports from neighbors include A H Wolfe and family visiting Omaha, James Wade trading horses near Nehawka, Bert Willis opening a Beatrice cream station, and several residents attending the state fair and Labor Day events. Mentions of car mishaps, horseshoe games, and health notes on Morris Pollard accompany county visits and Iowa state fair trips.

A. H. Wolfe Omaha James Wade Springfield Nehawka Bert Willis Beatrice Cream Company Bert Glen Whiteman Frank P. Sheldon Albert Wolfe

Nehawka Residents Exhibit Notable Hog Stock at Fair

Nehawka residents display top hogs at the fair with R. H. Ingwerson and sons showing spotted Poland China hogs. R. B. Stone presents large type spotted Poland China hogs claimed as world beaters. Harry Knabe specializes in Hampshire porkers noted as one of the finest breeds.

Nehawka R. H. Ingwerson and Sons Poland R. B. Stone Harry Knabe Hampshire Harry

Breeding Hogs Aims for Best Results and Showy Animals

The note suggests focusing hog breeding to achieve top results and produce attractive animals, highlighting the appeal of well bred specimens.

Improvements at the Mill Offer Quick Grain Processing

Improvements at the Mill operated by D. C. St. John with W. B. Steele add a hopper for the grinder. Farmers can unload grain into the hopper, have it ground, and loaded into their wagon for return home. Visit Mr. St. John to try the new system and likely return.

C. D. St. John W. 8. Steele Mr. St. John

Family visits report healthy crops in Iowa and remembers Out Law Post growth

Stewart J Rough and wife returned from Iowa City where crops looked fine and they visited their daughter Mrs H J Dane and husband with Mr Walker Bates. Earlier they stayed in Colone South Dakota with another daughter family and toured the Out Law Post, a large northwest store started from nothing by its proprietor Mr Butts who described its growth and current half block business.

Stewart J. Rough H. J. Dane Iowa City Walker Bates Iowa Butts

Miller and Gruber Build Large Concrete Water Tank

Large reinforced concrete water tank completed at Nelson Berger’s home. Six feet wide, forty feet long, four feet deep with foundation, designed to hold water to two and a half feet. Built to supply stock and to endure a long lifetime.

Miller and Gruber Nelson Berger

Wil Farm Next Year

Mike Disney plans to return to farming next year after buying Wayne Campbell’s interest. Cisney and family will move to the farm as Wayne heads west. J. E. Wood prepares the house for occupancy.

Mike Disney Plattsmouth Standard Oil Company Wayne Campbell West Mr. Cisney J. E. Wood

Farmer Says He Was Beaten With Automobile

Frederick S. Baird of Dawes county appeals to the supreme court alleging district court erred by not letting jurors decide his damage suit against Le Roy Gow and Rudolph Zimmerling. He claims the assault happened on his South Dakota land during a road dispute and was committed by a Buick driven by the defendants. Baird, 72, 140 pounds, says he defended himself after they knocked him and kicked him, with the attack occurring across state lines into Nebraska. he seeks punitive damages under South Dakota law.

LeRoy Gow Rudolph Zimmerling Frederick S. Baird Dawes County Supreme Court South Dakota Baird Dakota Nebraska Wayside

Mrs. Begley Returns From Colorado Outing

Mrs. James T. Begley came home from a visit in Denver and Evergreen Colorado where she enjoyed the cool mountain air. She spent time with the Leete family at Evergreen and reports Father Leete and Madame Leete in good health at the Church of the Transfiguration, a key parish in the diocese of Colorado.

James T. Begley Denver Colorado

Local Notes Docket Few Visitors and State Fair Trips

Numerous residents travel to Lincoln for the state fair and various city visitors call on local families. Mr. and Mrs. Eagan head to Edgemont after a sister's funeral. Rev. Ballinger departs for St. Paul to preach. several locals visit family and friends in Lin- coln and Manley during the events and gatherings.

Catherine Earhart Manley Court House Adolph Bucacek Reliance Dakota Mike Sedlak Joseph Sedlacek Murray Lincoln William Burke Burlington W. H. Puls Elsie Robert Eagan Edgemont South Dakota Mary Margaret Meisinger Sophia Krueger H. F. Beins Beaver City Dc. A. Harvey Herman Tiekotter Stanley Olga Tiekotter Henry Tiekotter Chicago Herman Ticketter Windy City Edward Ballinger Frank Loomis St. Paul Minnesota Glen Lockhart Glenwood Minesota Oscar Gapen Grace Furlong Steamboat Springs Colorado Mary Taylor Jack Stamp State University

Local residents depart for Omaha and Lincoln visits

Mrs L N Wiles and daughter Marguerite travel to Omaha for a day with friends. Mr and Mrs C M Rider of Lincoln leave by Burlington train for home. Charles J Kunsman returns to Havelock to resume work at the Burlington brass foundry after a two week layoff. P H Meisinger and wife with son Carl tour York and Exeter visiting relatives of Mrs Meisinger, including Philip and Nicholas Lutz and Mrs Elizabeth Schafer.

P. H. Meisinger Carl York Exeter

Tonsillectomy Successful For Walter Burke

Dr H C Leopold operated yesterday to remove Walter Burkes tonsils and the procedure proved a very complete success with expected relief from his period of suffering.

H. C. Leopold Walter Burke

Bates Book Store buys sc supplies

A note directs readers to Bates Book Store for school supplies and related items.

Young People Act in Movie Night at Parmele Theatre

Youthful artists posed for Pixley Producing Co of Omaha under director Mr. Pixley to film city views and local residents. Miss Peggy Carter assisted with actors Frank Sadjacek and several city girls and boys on stage while the audience applauded their cinema work. Nearby Nebraskans Harold Lloyd Rod La Roque Hoot Gibson and Lara Kuhlman Anson are noted as moviedom successes.

Parmele Theatre Pixley Mr. Pixley Harold Lloyd Rod la Roque Hoot” Gibson Lara Kuhlman Anson

Birthday gathering marks Mrs Weichel’s 48th

On Sunday August 30 the Weichel country home hosted about 40 relatives and friends who brought baskets of food for a lawn cafeteria style feast in honor of Mrs Weichel’s 48th birthday. Guests included numerous Weichel relatives and neighbors. after lunch they played games and socialized before departing satisfied with a splendid celebration per Elmwood Leader-Echo.

John Weichel Weichel Will Anna Lulu Nellie Nickel Albert Weichel June Molly Eidenmiller P. W. Nickel Will Westfall Chris Dreamer Will Cook Oak Fischer Peter Nickel Matt Nickel Wm. Bornemeier P. R. Elliott John Fischer L. K. Eidenmiller A. H. Seigman B. M. Stone Ver Linch B. H. Davis J. P. Rouse L. J. Dreamer Earl Dreamer Philip Linch Lizzie Lewis Harry Weichel Elmwood Echo

Mrs Lansdowne to Attend Late Husband's Navy Funeral

Mrs Zachary Lansdowne widow of Lieut Commander Zachary Lansdowne who died in command of the Shenandoah sails from Lakehurst to Washington to attend a funeral service for her husband. She is accompanied by her parents Colonel and Mrs Creed Cox and her aunt Mrs William B Mason. The service will be led separately by Rev William Devries of Saint Peter's and Paul's cathedral in Washington.

Lakehurst Zachary Lansdowne Shenandoah Washington Creed Cox William B. Mason Lansdowne William Devries Saint Peter's and Paul's

Ruth Seated Beside Wife During Manager Discipline

A touching image shows Babe Ruth at his wife’s bedside with head bowed, reflecting penitence after a recent flareup and manager discipline. The sketch suggests controversy over public poses and private moments.

Babe Ruth

Bates Book Store Opens Back-to-School Supplies

Get ready for the new term with a full range of school supplies at Bates Book Store. Stock up on notebooks, pens, backpacks, and essentials for students before classes start.

Bates Book Store

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John A. Griffin Soennichsen Building Rumley John Deere Sanborn Service Greenwood Grinder Nehawka, Nebr Wil Farm Farmer Man Dr. Heineman John M. Leyda Gund Building Neb The Peggy Paris Coats Paris Peggy Paris Plattsmouth, Nebraska Phoenix Hosiery Moving Pictures Parmele Mrs. Lansdowne Red Bird Poultry Yards E. F. Grubsky Moye Produce Co Tidball Lumber Co Plattsmouth, Neb W. A. Wells South Sixth Street
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