Local notes and visits feature Union Nebraska crowd
Community diary from Union Nebraska recalling visits by John McCartney and others, attendance at the Falls City rodeo, state fair in Lincoln, and a Omaha picnic. Residents like A H Austin, Vera Upton, J H Frans, L G Todd, and D E B Porter are noted along with travel to Lincoln, Omaha, and Washington Springs. A wedding in the east and a future visit by U S Austin are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCartney
Wyoming
Neb
Sarah Upton
Fulton
Virginia Harris
Nebraska City
Roy Yonker
Falls City
A. H. Austin
Frank Borges
Plattsmouth
L. G. Todd
Cr. F. Harris
Applegate
Junior Harding
Bethany
George L. Farley
Union
W. L. Taylor
Omaha
A. L. Becker
Vera Upton
Lincoln
State University
C. D. Austin
Jay Austin
J. H. Frans
Son Forest
Herman Fehrlander
Virginia Copenhaver
W. J. Luxford
Frank Luxford
Council Bluffs
Harvey Miller
J. D. Cross
Sale
Hans Christensen
String Town
Robert Willis
King Clark
Lower Main Street
Patrick Roddy
L. C. LaRue
Washington Springs
South Dakota
W. F. Jones
B. L. Neil
Boliver
R. M. Taylor
E. L. Berry
Shubert
E. E. Leach
Ray Brambler
James Lewis
Woodmen
WOWS
Charles Ward
Avoca
Ralph Holmes
Elmer J. Burkett
Nebraska
C. L. Graves
T. J. McClurg
Woodard
Okla
Eugene Austin
D. EB. Porter
J. C. Niday
U. 8
Austin
Applegate land sale draws regional visitors to courthouse
Frank P. Sheldon from Nehawka attends the Applegate land sale at the county courthouse. County Commissioner C. F. Harris of Union discusses sole matters. Several local residents travel or visit Omaha and Lincoln for business or family reasons, including Marion Dickson and John Fitzpatrick. Robert Polk visits Wescott home before departing for Harvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Sheldon
Nehawka
Court House
C. F. Harris
Union
W. P. Sitzman
Omaha
Frank B. Shopp
J. D. Ironmonger
Glenwood
R. W. Knorr
Marion Dickson
Louise Dickson
Applegate
W. B. Banning
Bank of Union
Applerate
Dr John A Griffin Office Hours Schedule
The office operates 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 daily. Sundays and evening visits are by appointment only.
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John A. Griffin
Masonic Concert Guests Visit Weeping Water Pair
Mr and Mrs V Wallick of Weeping Water were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Ellis LaRue. They visited in the morning and enjoyed dinner before going to Plattsmouth where Mr Wallick played in the band at the Masonic Home concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Wallick
Weeping Water
Ellis LaRue
Plattemouth
Mr. Wallick
Union Schools Open With Large Attendance
Union schools opened last Monday with strong turnout from students teachers parents and patrons. The event showcased broad interest in the new term and the district's improving programs.
Journal Want Ad: Sell or Buy Classifieds
Advertise goods services or personnel needs in the Journal Want Ad column. Simple brief notices reach local readers with contact details payment expectations and item descriptions. Include price location and method of reply for best response.
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Journal
Funeral Attendance and Local Railway News in Guide Rock
Mrs John J Boom and family returned to Guide Rock after attending the funeral of John Boom. Earl Henshel the Burlington baggage man is at Greenwood due to his grandfather David J Henshells illness. Louis Sediak oversees station work in his absence. Fred Horn of Stamford visited while en route to town and renewed his subscription through 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Boom
Guide Rock
Nebraska
John Boom
Earl Henshel
Burlington Station
Greenwood
David J. Henshell
Louis Sediak
Fred Horn
Stamford
Henry
P. A. Horn
Towa
Journal
Local residents attend Clarence estate hearing at county court
Wednesday visitors include W. L. Taylor and wife of Omaha former Union residents who attended the Clarence estate hearing. Charles and Philip Hennings of near Louisville were at the courthouse for matters of interest. A. P. Moran and B. B. Everett and wife of Nebraska City also attended the estate hearing. Charlies Bornemeier of Elmwood sought a passport for Frederick Wolf planning a Europe trip. Fred Neben from near Wabash and Herbert Wendt from near Murdock joined the scene. Neben renewed his Journal subscription and Wendt arranged supplies for his musical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Taylor
Omaha
Union
Clarence
Charles
Philip Hennings
Louisville
Court House
A. P. Moran
B. B. Everett
Nebraska City
Charlies Bornemeier
Elmwood
Frederick Wolf
Europe
Fred Neben
Wabash
Herbert Wendi
Murdock
Mr. Neben
Journal
Wendt
Henry Field Seed Co Invites Schools on Guided Tours
The publicity department invites schools to visit the Shenandoah seed house for a day of systematized activities, a studio KFNF program, and a second floor film. Teachers should bring students and parents with lunches, arrive between ten and eleven, with a guide to explain the building. finish after three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Field Seed Co
Shenandoah
KFNF
Surprise Bridge Party for Mrs Gobelman Honored
Mrs Frank Gobelman, longtime organizer of friends surprises, became the guest of honor at a bridge party arranged by her club. Four tables played with Mrs John Wolff winning first prize and Mrs C A Roosescrans taking the consolation prize. Gifts and dainty refreshments sealed a pleasant evening of friendship and memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gobelman
Farewell for Glenns and Cowles Leaves Town for California
Members of the Grand Army of the Republic and the Woman's Relief Corps hosted a farewell at Thomas and Florence Glenn’s home in Iowa. They toasted Mr and Mrs Glenn who move to Hamburg Iowa and Mrs William Cowles who heads to California. Food from baskets accompanied an afternoon of memories and best wishes for future happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman's Relief Corps
Thomas Glenn
Tenth and
Granite Street
Tax-exempt bonds deemed unfair burden on industries
The piece argues that tax-exempt bonds shift the burden onto weaker sectors and that public opinion may push government to end this practice. It contends tax-exempt securities impose burdens on all industries and favor the strong over the weak.
Local News Roundup From Weeping Water and Nearby Towns
Weeping Water and surrounding areas report a busy week with residents such as Oscar Hoffman and A J Hoffman attending to matters in Plattsmouth, and Wallace Philpot continuing work on a corn binder. Local happenings include road work on the Red Ball highway, preparations for the county fair, and changes in personnel at town banks.
Weeping Water Band Performs at Plattsmouth Masonic Home
The Weeping Water band led by A. W. Hawkins with the Christian church male quartet Cyrus Livingston Harold Harmon Clyde Jenkins Harrison Livingst on gave an excellent concert at the Plattsmouth Masonic Home last Sunday. Miss Elva Boyle presented two special numbers. Troy Davis introduced Mr. E Ramour, noted as Nebraska's oldest Mason with 64 years of membership.
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Weeping Water
A. W. Hawkins
Christian Church
Cyrus Livingston
Harold Harmon
Clyde Jenkins
Harrison Livingston
Plattsmouth
Elva Boyle
Troy Davis
E. Ramour
Nebraska
Weeping Water Poised for Cass County Fair Success
The Fair Next Week in Weeping Water is in best condition to entertain all visitors. Streets are clean and shaded with beautiful homes and welcoming residents. Plattsmouth visitors plan to attend on Friday, boosting attendance for the Cass County Fair’s final day.
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Cass County
Plattsmouth
Lincoln guests enjoy Sunday picnic at Peterson home
Mrs. Della Osborne Roy Dyer and their families from Lincoln visited Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Peterson last Sunday and joined a woodland picnic at their residence.
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Paul Stangenberg
Della Osborne
Roy Dyer
Lincoln
B. G. Peterson
Tax the Peddlers Hike In Weeping Water
The Weeping Water city council raised the peddler tax from $3.00 to $5.00 per day at last Monday’s meeting. The change increases daily charges for traveling traders and vendors operating within the town.
Ankerson Cafe to Be Conducted by Miss Esther Ankerson
Miss Esther Ankerson has taken charge of the Ankerson Cafe and will conduct it in the future. Her father remains named in the notice as part of the transition.
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Esther Ankerson
Ankerson Cafe
Weeping Water Couple Wed in Local Nuptials
Phillip Wallen, who survived a fatal wreck that claimed two Weeping Water residents, married Miss Summers last Tuesday. They will reside in Weeping Water, their lifelong home, amid many friends.
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Phillip Wallen
Weeping Water
Miss Summers
Weeping Water Grads Attend State University
A number of Weeping Water High School graduates are at Lincoln to study at the state university this week. Among those going are Richard Spangler Richard Hobson Stanley Marshall and Adelbert Mald en.
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State Uni
Weeping Water High School
Lincoln
The
State University
Richard Spangler
Richard Hobson
Stanley Marshall
Adelbert Malden
John Wade Birthday Noted By Weeping Water Community
Twenty seven years after a birthday on Wednesday September 16 the Kentucky born John Wade the furniture man marks his Weeping Water arrival at age twenty one. He celebrated by tending his store and greeting patrons with cheer.
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John Wade
Kentucky
Mr. Wade
Schaefer Bros win prizes at Nebraska state fair hog show
Otto Schaefer of Schaefer Bros breeders exhibited Duroc Jersey hogs at the Nebraska state fair and earned second prize for boar pig fifth for senior boar pig seventh for senior sow pig and sixth for young herd bred by exhibitor. They sold a boar to R C Widdell who has bred hogs for 25 years.
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Otto Schaefer
Schaefer
Dr Russell Moves Practice to Oakland
Dr. G C A Russell ends his chiropractic practice in Weeping Water and relocates to Oakland. Dr Kenneth Wirt from York takes over the business here and is well recommended to continue services and gain local clients.
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Russell
Oakland
GC. A. Russell
Weeping Water
Kenneth Wirt
York
Wirt
Weeping Water Band to Broadcast on WOAW Omaha
The Weeping Water band will air a program Saturday at nine from WOAW Omaha. The broadcast repeats material from Plattsmouth last Sunday at the Masonic home with extra numbers. Troy L. Davis will give an address praising Weeping Water’s homes business prospects during the county fair and local pride.
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Weeping Water Band
WOAW
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Troy L. Davis
Weeping Water
Nebraska
Remarkable Rye Growth on Wyoming Ranch Recorded
Frank R. Gobelman reports a single rye seed on his Spring Creek ranch near Marshall Wyoming produced 179 shoots at 7500 feet altitude. The rye was grown on Gobelman’s portion of the Bridges tract and the plant may set a regional record for stalk shoot count. Mrs Bridges exhibited the rye at the Laramie county fair.
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Frank Gobelman
Marshall
Wyoming
Frank R. Gobelman
C. G. Bridges
Omaha
Gobelman
Bridges
Nebraska
For Sale Six Room House On Gold Street
A six room house partially modern is offered for sale. Inquiries should be directed to the address 610 Gold street.
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Gold Street
Bates Book Store Supplies Ahead of School Opening
Ready for the new school year Bates Book Store urges shoppers to purchase supplies now. The message highlights a quick start to the season with a focus on essential items for students as classrooms reopen.
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Bates Book Store
Constitution Not in Need of Fixing
Former district judge Paul Jessen asserts during a Nebraska program that the U S Constitution has functioned as a safe rule for 138 years with only 19 amendments, urging caution before any future changes and noting its role in guiding national conduct and legal standards.
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Paul Jessen
Nebraska City
Nebraska Bar Association
Judge Jessen
United States
School Art Supplies List for Classroom Use
A catalog of items including slates slate pencils colored pencils Crayolas and crayons water color paints Palmer paper history note paper composition books history covers and chalk white and colored for classroom activities.
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Palmer and Practice
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Lee Farris
A. E. Lacke
Farmers Co-operative Store
M. Lynde
Joseph Brandt
Paul Applezate
William Schumaker
Dr. Heineman
H. C. Leopold
John M. Leyda
Gund Building
Byron Clark
Oanada
C. C. Neff
Clark
John Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Lois
Hazel
Mason Wescott
Mr. Polk
Boston
Harvard College
Franklin County
Illinois
Union, Nebr
L. A. Upton
Hardware and Furniture
Jess Warga
John P. Sattler
Weeping Water Department
Oscar Hoffman
A. J. Hoffman
Wallace M. Philpot
Webster Russell
H. J. Livingston
F. A. Zessen
Frank M. Massie
Lowell Smith
Don Philpot
L. R. Snipes
Peter Miller
Milford
Sheldon
Chris Miller
McAllen
Texas
Municipal Bank
E. D. McFarland
Dunbar
Lucile Johnson
Nebraska State Bank of Weeping Water
Henry Mogensen
Gorder
Harris
Carl Ankerson
Wil
Wyoming Farm
Eversharp, Parker and Redipoint
Bates Book and Stationery Store
Plattsmouth, Nebr
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