Alvo Area Residents See Visits and Work Across Towns
Alvo and nearby communities enjoyed a week of travel and tasks with visits from Henry J. Miller and family in Plattsmouth, Charles Hartle aiding corn hauling in Murdock, and J W Stewart completing a deep 61 foot well for H E Parcell. A dance at Ackley hall drew fewer crowds due to heat, while local residents purchased and used new vehicles and shopped in Lincoln and at the state fair, with medical visits noting Ole Petersen’s grave illness and poor prognosis.
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Henry J. Miller
Sam Hardnock
T. H. Warner
Wiliam Kittels
Plattismouth
Charles Hartle
Murdock
Hhemeyer
H. E. Parcell
Alvo
Ackley Hall
Mesdames
Art Dinges
Fred Moore
Lincoln
Reception for Alvo school teachers held at Boyles
Latsthursday evening at Boyles grocery an important reception was held for the teachers of the Alvo schools. The event aimed to bring teachers, parents, and scholars together for effective work in the coming term.
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Boyles
Alvo
Ole P Petersen Dies in Sudden Alvo Return
Ole P Petersen born in Denmark August 7 1857 died suddenly at Mrs Paul Johnsons home last Thursday afternoon. He settled near Alvo and later lived near Utica before moving to Guymon Oklahoma with his daughters. Funeral held in Alvo on Sunday with interment there. He leaves wife and seven children.
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Ole P. Petersen
Paul Johnson
Alvo
Ole FP. Petersen
Denmark
America
Minnie Johnson
Utica
Guymon
Oklahoma
Texas
Petersen
Algo
Lutheran Church
Picnic Trip With Banning Family to Nebraska City
Last Sunday Mr and Mrs J W Banning in their Universal coupe left for Union where they were joined by Joe Banning and family W B Banning and family Mrs Henry Banning his mother and sister Miss Pearl Banning They then traveled to Nebraska City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbor Lodge
J. W. Banning
Union
Joe Banning
W. B. Banning
Henry Banning
Miss Pearl Banning
Nebraska City
Apples distributed from Peru truck reach Alvo
John B. Skinner drove a truck to Peru last Tuesday and returned with 90 bushels of apples. On Wednesday he distributed the fruit to the people in and around Alvo to supply the community.
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John B. Skinner
Peru
Alvo
New Flag Bought For July Fourth Celebration
On the nation's birthday a faded flax banner was replaced after Mr. P. J. Linge became the first resident to contribute. A rapid collection followed and enough funds were raised to purchase an eight by twelve foot Republic banner for use in the Independence Day ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Linge
Alvo
Colection
Republic
Danish Native Dies After Long Oklahoma Drive in Alvo
Ole P. Petersen 68, longtime Alvo resident, died of heart trouble likely worsened by a lengthy auto trip from Diamond Oklahoma. Born August 7 1857 in Denmark, he came to America at 20 and lived as a farmer with Minnie Johnson and seven children surviving. After moving between Alvo Ulles and Diamond he returned to Alvo with two daughters, fell ill during the drive, and died Thursday afternoon. Funeral services set for Sunday in Alvo with burial in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole P. Petersen
Alvo
Diamond
Oklahoma
Mr. Petersen
Denmark
America
Minnie Johnson
Familly
Ulles
Texas State Line
Mrs. P. T. Heineman Returns Home After Operation
Mrs. P. T. Heineman who underwent an appendicitis operation about ten days ago at an Omaha hospital has returned home. She is feeling better and recovering rapidly, bringing satisfaction to her physicians and family, with friends glad to hear of her progress.
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P. T. Heineman
Omaha
Tornado strikes MacArran veterans hospital in Tucson
A tornado hit the MacArran veterans hospital in Tucson Arizona causing destruction to the canteen, hospital and patients garages, leveled telephone poles and trees, and flooding streets. No fatalities reported though property damage was extensive with several aircraft forced to land and telephones out of service.
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Tuscon
Ariz
MacArran Veterans’ Hospital
Tucson
Santa Cruz
Rillito
San Diego
Fort Bliss
van Dusen
Holland Air Service
R. T. Cronan
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Tex
West
Gila Bend
Goodrich
Williams
WOWS to Play Here Again in 1925 Season Finale
The Woodmen of the World baseball team, after two tight wins over Plattsmouth this season, will clash with the locals in the season's nightcap. Omaha’s fast squad seeks a final shot at Plattsmouth on Sunday October 4, as West Side Athletic Club and later the B B Q Omaha team test the lineup before WOWs wrap a successful year.
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Woodmen
World Baseball Team
Plattsmouth
Omaha
Omaha Bunch
West Side Athletic Club
Wows
Local visitors and residents attend to court and business
Dr H C Leopold and John Leyda advertise professional and loan services in Plattsmouth. Henry Gering from Omaha plus editor Lee Mayfield Louisville and Constable John Nelson visit for business. Nehawka resident F P Rose and Texas visitors Sulwider clan call at the county seat. Several families attend the late Mrs Neff funeral and farewells, including Ertz family from Illinois and Idaho Falls visitor Mrs Blankenbaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Gering
Omaha
Lee J. Mayfield
Louisville Courier
John Nelson
F. P. Rose
Near Nehawka
Court House
Visitors and travelers stop in Omaha for short business and personal calls
Mrs A J Snyder visits Omaha for a few hours to handle business matters. Miss Emma DeHart leaves for Norfolk to visit relatives. John Spangler and John Schoemann of Louisville attend to courthouse business. Henry Jess of Diller arrives for a brief Omaha visit with old friends and family. Mr and Mrs John Colbert and others from Weeping Water attend a county W C T U session. Charles Parmele tours the state on business and returns. County officials Gorder and spouses travel from Weeping Water to attend a W C T U convention. Km G Campbell, former city high principal, visits en route to New York City for Columbia University. Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Hasland of Weeping Water spends time in Shenandoah IA as organist at KFNF studio. will return after the 28th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John, Spangler
John Schoemann
Louisville
Court House
Henry Jess
Diller
Nebraska
Omaha
John Colbert
Co. K. Cromwell
J. J. Meier
W. Co. T
Charles C. Parmele
Pred Gorder
Gorder
C. E. Pool
J. M. Ranney
Km. G. Campbell
McCook
New York City
Columbia University
Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Hasland
Weeping Water
Neb
Shenandoah
Henry Field Seed Co
KFNF
Better Buick Advertises Masterful Road Performance
The copy extols a 75 horsepower Better Buick capable of 75 miles per hour with strong hill climbing, leading in traffic, and superior speed. It invites readers to test the car to experience lower gasoline consumption and driving pleasure, noting Buick Motor Company Flint Michigan as the division of General Motors.
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Buick
Buick Motor Company
Flint, Michigan
General Motors Corporation
Automotive passenger counts and pricing notes in Buick factories
The fragment lists vehicle types with passenger capacities including 2 passenger roadster 5 passenger sedans and coupes plus 3 passenger sport roederer. Mentions 0 b Buick factories and a government tax to be saled.
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Buick
Former Weeping Water Lady Visiting in City
Mrs. Imogene Clinton Newton of Drumright Oklahoma visits city with friend Mrs. E H Wescott. They recall Weeping Water girlhood days with the Clinton and Street families. Mrs Newton plans to move to Kansas City soon after visiting Lincoln.
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Weeping
Imogene Clinton Newton
Drumright
Oklahoma
E. H. Wescott
Newton
Weeping Water
Clinton
Street
Rose Donat Taken to Omaha Hospital for Head Abscess
Miss Rose Donat, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Donat, was taken to Omaha for an operation on a severe head gathering causing months of trouble. Relatives hope the procedure will provide relief and allow her to return home soon.
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Rose Donat
Ed Donat
Omaha
New York Weekly Business Revival Signals National Growth
Dan's Saturday reports indicate continued commercial progress across the country with steel, rail, auto, and farm sectors expanding. Railroads replace rolling stock while auto and implement makers maintain high output. steel production tops 75 percent and prices look firmer. Weekly bank clearings reach 9.25 billion dollars.
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New York
Dan
Bates Book and Stationery Store Promotes Supplies
Local Bates Book and Stationery Store urges customers to purchase school supplies ahead of the new term. The ad highlights a wide range of notebooks, pens, binders, and backpacks available in stock at the downtown shop.
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Bates Book
The
Bates Book and Stationery Store
When Buicks Meet on the Louisville Plattsmouth Road
A noon collision on the Louisville Plattsmouth road involved Henry Heineman his wife and three children and Miss Mildred Walker. Walter Baker of the opposing car was accused of being on the wrong side and speeding. Both cars were to Dietrich garage with Heineman’s badly wrecked. Baker’s held as security. Baker arrested but the case settled out of court.
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Louisville- Plattsmouth
Town
Henry Heineman
Mildred Walker
C. G. Walker
Plattsmouth
Martin Sjogren
Walter Baker
Heineman
Young Baker
Baker
Dietrich
Louisville Courier
Al Smith Signals New York Campaign Momentum
In New York Al Smith demonstrates renewed Democratic energy ahead of the next presidential campaign. Supporters cheer and pledge enthusiasm as Smith gears up for a likely bid.
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New York
al Smith
Educators Blamed for Part of Dry Law Violations
Washington reports from the Federal Council of Churches say public opposition to liquor, government enforcement gaps, and church temperance education failures drive prohibition challenges. The study urges churches and schools to lead moral reform as enforcement policy shifts and public sentiment remains unsettled.
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Washington
Research and Education Department
Federal Council of Churches
Massachusetts
Irish Republicans Egg Mulcahy in Hoboken Welcome
A Hoboken crowd mostly women greeted General Richard Mulcahy as he landed from the President Roosevelt. Police rescued the general after eggs struck him and an attendant, with one assailant hit by a wooden block. Two women and three men were arrested as Mulcahy and four other delegates prepared for the inter parliamentary union in Washington.
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Hoboken
N. J
Irish Republic
Richard Mulcahy
Irish Free State Army
Roosevelt
Mulcahy
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Washington
Heidelberg Builds Homes to Help Solve Housing
Heidelberg, Sept 17. This celebrated university town leads German cities in easing housing conditions. In three years it erected 1,500 municipally owned houses and added 1,000 single rooms by partitioning garrets. Quadrangle plans create inner squares as parks, hosting 15 to 25 families each.
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Heidelberg
Japan Focuses on Customs Conference Attitude
Tokyo reports Japan will closely watch U S stance at the upcoming customs conference in Peking slated for October. The announcement signals careful attention to American policies and positions on trade and customs issues.
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Japan
Tokyo
Peking
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Alvo Department
Simon Rhemeyer
Fred Rhemeyer
Fred Rhemeyere
Europe
Edward Taylor
Harry Appleman
Dre~Matherey
Miller
Ole Petersen
J. Sterling Morton
Okla
John A. Griffin
Soennichsen Building
Tuscon, Ariz
Dr. Heineman
H. C. Leopold
John M. Leyda
Gund Building
Charles Sulwider
McArland
Auto
South
BR. B. Warthen
Sulwider
Frank Sitzmann
George Weis
Paul Sitzmann
Imperial
Henry Ertz
Monmouth
Illinois
Fred Ertz
Burlington
Mary Ertz
Mollie Fitzpatrick
C. C. Neff
Helen Toman
South Dakota
Wallace Blankenbaker
Idaho Falls
Idaho
M. B. Allen
George Everett
L. F. Jackson
District Court
W. G. Meisinger
Journal
Daily
A. J. Snyder
Emma DeHart
Norfolk
Thomas Lee Anthony
Vern
J. B. Livingston
4Th and Main Streets
Plattsmouth, Nebr
Coatman Hardware Co
Alvo Nebraska
John P. Sattler
Citizens Military
Fort Ethan Allen
Satiso Saburi
Foreign Office
Yoshizawa
Eki Hioki
Saburi
Egg Mulcahy
ST. Joseph
Mudini
Interstate
R. W. Clement
For All
Eversharp, Parker and Redipoint
Palmer and Practice
Plattsmouth, Nebe
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