Union Social Notes Highlight State Fair and Local Visits
Long list of Union residents visiting the state fair and nearby towns over Labor Day week. Mentions John Lidgett and wife, M R Dixon moving to Plattsmouth, police presence at the fair, and many local travel and work updates including E M Owings visiting Union and A L Becker shipping lumber to Omaha and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCartney
Wyoming
John Lidgett
M. R. Dixon
Plattsmouth
Burlington
Union
John Irwin
Ray Becker
Hallis Banning
T. E. Hathaway
M. R. Pitman
Roy
Auburn
Picken
Fleming Robb
Verdon
Elizabeth Robb
Nebraska City
Mont Robb
L. G. Todd
Ellis LaRue
Westley Woodard
R. D. Stine
Frank
Anna Bauer
Harold Nickles
Greenwood
Edward Fowler
Isaac Dye
Joseph Dukes
Melvin Todd
George Harrison
Ray Fahrlander
Malvern
Glenwood
Ben Hyde
Downers Grove
Fred Hanni
Hyde
Franklin County
Illinois
E. W. Keedy
Ord
Mrs. Comer
Alex Eaton
Liberty
Luther Meade
Harry Gunn
Mr. Meade
Thomas Jennings
A. L. Becker
Omaha
Lincoln
E. M. Owings
Baptist Missionary Society of Nebraska
Grand Island
W. A. Taylor
Ralph Uwley
Elmwood
Uley
Missouri Pacificat Union
Ahley
Porter Family Reunion at Arbor Lodge Nebraska City
Last Sunday at Arbor Lodge in Nebraska City the Porter family held a reunion with most members present. Attendees included Geo M Porter and wife Lincoln Judge Snavely and wife Charles Van Patten and wife all of Lincoln W H Porter and wife D B Porter and family J C Snavely and wife John Chriswisser and daughter Teen and W A Copenhayer and family. Geo M Porter, affiliated with Cotner University, left after the gathering to pursue work for the Nebraska institution of learning in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbor Lodge
Beautiful Grove
Nebraska City
Porter
Geo. M. Porter
Lincoln
Judge Snavely
Charles van Patten
W. H. Porter
D. B. Porter
J. C. Snavely
John Chriswisser
W. A. Copenhayer
Cotner University
Kansas
Nebraska Institution of Learning
State Fair Visitors Take Cottage Near Capital
G W Cheney and family along with Miss Sarah Upton and W B Banning and family traveled to the capital city last Sunday to attend the state fair where they will reside in a cottage during the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Cheney
Sarah Upton
W. B. Banning
DeLozier Family Visits Union After 25 Years
William DeLozier of Hartington and his wife visited Union guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. LaRue and with other friends. The couple lived in Union a quarter century ago and now travel from the north country, renewing acquaintance with long-time residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. DeLozier
Hartington
Union
D. C. LaRue
DeLoziers
Horseshoe Game Draws Proficient Tossers
The horseshoe game is popular in Union bars as players become adept at landing ringers, showing growing skill in the sport.
Jacks Taken to State Fair for Exhibition and Sale
Edward Dowler transported two prize jacks owned by A. D. Crunk to the state fair last Saturday. The animals, including the well bred Pride of the Horses Creek from Missouri, are shown and offered for sale or exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Edward Dowler
A. D. Crunk
Mr. Crunk
Missouri
Horses Creek
Henry Field Station Visit by Becker Family
Last Sunday A L Becker and wife with daughter Miss Ethel and Henry Becker and family visited Shenandoah Iowa to attend services at the Henry Field Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Field Station
A. L. Becker
Ethel
Henry Becker
Shenandoah
Iowa
Henry Field
Pleasant meeting by the Liberty Union club and upcoming PTA events
The Liberty Union club held a busy meeting last Wednesday with improved practices reviewed and kitchen curtains discussed. Plans include an achievement meeting with the PTA on September 18 at 7 30 p m, refreshments by the PTA, and entertainment by Mr and Mrs Snipes with two playlets and a community sing led by Mrs Louis Mougey. The event aims to involve every Union area home and to recruit more homemakers into University Extension Work and PTA membership. The county fair runs September 24 25 with multiple demonstrations by local clubs and unions focused on kitchen files silver cleaning refinished furniture fireless cookers and labor savers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Union Club
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Upton
Snipes
Louis Mougey
University Extension
Housekeepers’ Union
Golden Rod Club
Four Corners Club
Merry Workers
Sunflower Club
Glendale Club
Maple Grove Club
Triangle Club
Clover Leaf Club
Dallas Man Lights Match Loses Car
A Dallas man struck a match to check for gas and found he had no car after. The tale recalls the sheriff who took a man’s car and kept it as an attachment, a stark reminder of possession and loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Hunting and Fishing Regulations Summary
The season for ducks geese coots plover and brant runs Sept 16 to Dec 31 with prairie chicken opening Oct 1. Ducks bag 25 daily 50 possession. geese grouse and prairie chickens up to 10 each. Resident licenses cost 1 for hunting and fishing 2 for trapping. non residents 10 for hunting and fishing 2 for fishing 25 for trapping. alien licenses higher. Numerous fines apply for licenseless hunting fishing trapping and violations including use of ferrets and hunting on reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citien
U. S
Missouri River
Department of Agriculture
Department
Prohibition Officers Shortage Baffles Press
The press questions why Gen. Andrews cannot recruit 350,000 volunteer prohibition officers. It suggests men of such caliber may refuse, preferring to buy their own alcohol.
Journal Want Ad Column Offers Classified Opportunity
Local readers are invited to place or find want ads in the Journal Want Ad column. Share offerings to buy or sell goods, services, or notices. Quick, affordable, and targeted reach within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
President's Fight In President's Flight Golf Tourney
The local gold tournament President's flight advanced to the semi finals with Wynn defeating Bates to reach that stage. In first round results Sears Davis fell to Fred H. Wynn, John Bauer beat C. E. Hartford, Stuart Egenberger defeated G. E. DeWolf and will face Bauer, Charles Hartford Jr. beat E J Richey, Rev H G McClusky beat F I Rae and will meet Hartford, and L O Minor beat Evi Spier to meet the Schulhof Fricke winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears Davis
Fred H. Wynn
R. A. Bates
James G. Mauzy
Wynn
Bates
John Bauer
C. E. Hartford
Stuart Egenberger
G. E. DeWolf
Bauer
Charles Hartford, Jr
E. J. Richey
Rev. H. G. McClusky
F. I. Rae
Hartford
L. O. Minor
Evi Spier
Ed Schulhof
Fritz Fricke
Bridge sought for Missouri River linking Nebraska and South Dakota
A joint Nebraska South Dakota plan seeks state aid for a Niobrara Missouri River bridge on the Kansas Nebraska Dakota route. The several hundred thousand dollar project would be shared by both states and nearby counties. State Engineer Lochran indicated a boundary line bridge might require a special legislative appropriation since state aid funds cannot cover a structure not wholly inside Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Missouri Rive
Niobrara
Nebraska
South Dakota
E. N. D. Highway Association
Cochran
Capitol
Superior
Lochran
Warden Fenton Launches War on Dope in Prison
Lincoln Neb Sept 7 Warden Fenton leads a determined campaign to end narcotics into the state penitentiary. He recalls wiping out traffic when first appointed and now vows to cut off supplies by tightening access and removing suspected guards and privileged visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
State Penitentiary
Fenton
Hay Inspection Debate Spreads to Federal State Roles
Nebraska officials discussed cooperative hay inspection at shipping points with federal and state agencies. E. E. Parker of the federal hay standardization bureau announced plans for a licensed inspector in Kansas City with potential Omaha coverage. He noted shipments to Chicago are already federally inspected and cited growing alignment for better prices through inspection. A Cozad farmers meeting last spring showed strong interest in inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. McLaughlin
Nebraska Department of Agriculture
McLaughlin
E. E. Parker
Hay Standardization Bureau
Kansas City
Georgia
Fiorda
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Parker
Omaha
Chicago
Denver
Ogden
Oklahoma City
Texas
California
Kansage
Department of Agriculture
McKelvie
Bryan
Cozad
Household Goods For Sale At Bargain Prices
Overwhelming selection of furniture and appliances from good homes offered at steep discounts. Pianos, duofolds, rugs, tables, chests, dressers, kitchen cabinets, dining sets, and stoves with prices ranging from a few dollars to a few hundred. Includes a player piano and extensive record collection. Cash discount offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmoeller & Mueller
Kalamazoo
Laramie
Stewart
Great Western
Clarke-Jewell
Detroit Jewell
Eclipse
Free Delivery Ad for 118-122 South 6th Street
A compact ad note offers free delivery for a service at 118 122 South 6th Street with a contact phone 645 in Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South 6Th Street
Plattsmouth
Texans Question Ma Ferguson Victory
The article notes Texan residents debating whether electing Ma Ferguson as chief executive was wise, a recurring theme in state administrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Ma Ferguson
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Union Department
Herman F. Comer
Becker
A. L. Begker
Union, Nebr
Razor Strop
L. A. Upton, Hardware and Furniture
Law
PEN
Federal Bureau
Caron
The
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