Local residents visit and community notes spread across Plattsmouth area
Mrs A H Birdsell visits Lincoln with friends while Phillip Hall of First National Bank travels to Plattsmouth for court business. Mr and Mrs Neil Todd welcome a baby boy. Various residents including A F Weibke M A Carlson and Mrs L H Reid travel for short visits and business. Glimpse of funerals, sports, illnesses, and haying season mark a broad day in Greenwood and surrounding towns.
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A. H. Birdsell
Lincoln
Phillip Hall
First National Bank
Plattsmouth
Neil Todd
A. F. Weibke
M. A. Carlson
Greenwood
L. H. Reid
Bethany
J. S. Carpenter
Fred Gauer
Dr. McFadden
Fred Witte
Married in Council Bluffs Henry White Weds in Iowa Trip
Henry White son of Mr and Mrs Paul White was married last Wednesday evening in Council Bluffs Iowa. The couple are on a trip and their future residence has not yet been determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Henry White
Paul White
Greenwood
Iowa
Local Wedding Fetes Mrs White and New Husband
The community greets Mr White, a well known farmer in Greenwood, and his bride Miss Alice Dessonville formerly of Minneapolis. The Journal carries best wishes to the newly married couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Greenwood
Alice Dessonville
Minneapolis
Journal
Fire Destroys Car in South Dakota Garage
Grant Peters and John Bricker left for South Dakota to assist with threshing near Wessington. Their universal touring car was stored in a garage that burned, along with the building. They returned home by train after the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Peters
John Bricker
South Dakota
Wessington
Departed for the West With Perry Wynn Family
P Perry and Jack Wynn with their families left in a car last Tuesday heading west and plan to settle in Utah for an extended period.
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West
P. Perry
Jack Wynn
Utah
Sure Has a Fine Plant by W. E. Newkirk in Omaha
W. E. Newkirk the market man and grocer expanded his beef business and refrigeration by purchasing an eight horsepower pull engine in Omaha. He notes the recent surge in demand and says thirty-five years of work have not seen such strain on meat refrigeration, attributing it to the unusually severe spell of weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Newkirk
Omaha
Newkirk
Mr. Newkirk
I O O F Greenwood Hosts Evening for Wives and Sweethearts
The I O O F lodge in Greenwood invites members wives and sweethearts to a gathering at the lodge hall tonight. Games music and entertainment will be provided along with ice cream cake and refreshments. Members will demonstrate cooking entertaining and catering skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Greenwood
Water System Nears Completion at Greenwood
The water project started a month ago is close to finishing the main contact. By week’s end the main contract will be done, then testing will begin to determine reception or rejection before service begins for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Schools Open in Fine Condition
The Greenwood schools opened with strong attendance and a determined faculty. Superintendent J. B. Worley led the event with staff including Margaret Deitz, Geraldine Liston, Don Marshall, Edythe Harris, Osyfh Kemp, and Nettie Clark. The faculty hosted a watermelon feed at O. F. Peters' home with several present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
O. F. Peters
J. B. Worley
Margaret Deitz
Geraldine Liston
Don Marshall
Edythe Harris
Osyfh Kemp
Nettie Clark
Real Estate Shuffle Leaves All Pleased in Local Trade
Gust Gorman traded for the Lyman Marvin property to gain a better home. Marvin then bought the R. D. McDonald property, formerly occupied by barber Fred Anderson who must move. Anderson relocates to the Jeary property while Marvin moves into his new purchase and Gorman occupies his newly acquired property in a merry-go-round arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Gorman
Lyman Marvin
Mr. Marvin
R. D. McDonald
Fred Anderson
Jeary
Mr. Gorman
Pleasantville Mayor Visits Daughter in Iowa
Ethredge former Pleasantville mayor returns from Iowa where he stayed with his daughter Mrs Ralph Carr for several weeks. He says Pleasantville is a pleasant place to live and visit, reflecting on the town’s name and charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Ethredge
Pleasantville
Ralph Carr
Funeral in Waverly for Loder and Travis kin
Residents of Greenwood and nearby towns attended the Waverly funeral last Thursday for William Loder and Mr and Mrs James Travis. About a thousand people filled the Methodist church for services. Three Chicago men and 22 Lincoln fraternity members joined in the rites for those who were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Wm. Loder
James Travis
Waverly
Methodist Church
Chicago
Lincoln
Peters Grain Company Ships First Car Of Corn
The Peters Grain company organized under Nebraska law has shipped its first car of corn last Friday and is ready for business. Since last year’s crop was mostly disposed of and wheat is also nearly sold, there will likely be little until this year’s corn crop arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters Grain Company
Nebraska
Return From the Northwest Family Trims Home from Two Week Buick Trip
Albert Timm and wife with son Raymond returned home from a two week Northwest trip. They stayed with Bert Wilson and visited Mrs. Timm's brother Carl Tonak. Albert reports good small rain flax crops and a fair corn crop. They traveled back in their Buick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Albert Timm
Raymond
Bert Wilson
Peters Grain Company Incorporation Article Overview
Articles of Incorporation declare Peters Grain Company formed in Greenwood Nebraska Cass county with authorized capital of 15000 dollars in 100 dollar shares. It aims to own grain elevators real estate lumber and farm supply operations for 50 year term with board of directors authorized to borrow and operate nationwide as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Peters Grain Company
Seid Company
Greenwood
Cass County
Articles of Incorporation of Nebraska Company Adopted 1925
The document outlines board structure with 3 to 5 members, officers including President and Treasurer, meeting rules, powers, dissolution and amendment processes. It lists initial directors O F Peters F P Liles J Rex Peters and officers O F Peters President J Rex Peters Vice President and Treasurer F P Liles Secretary, with notarized acknowledgments in 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
O. F. Peters
F. P. Liles
J. Rex Peters
Oo. F. Peters
Japan Maps Out Extensive Program of Road Building
Tokyo reports a planned bill to expand Japan's road network at 300 million yen. One third funded by government, with ten yearly installments starting next year. Plan calls for widening paving rural highways and improving public roads used for anticipated railway development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Tokyo
Home Department
Grand Army Veteran Hoenshell Laid to Rest in Greenwood
The last resident member of Greenwood G A R post, Mr. Hoenshell, died after paralysis. Funeral services led by Rev. C A Parle with help from the Greenwood American Legion, and extended honors from locals and visitors. He was grandfather to Earl Hoenshell of Plattsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
American Legion
America
Greenwood
G. A. R. Post
Ed" Coleman
Seph" Carne
Paul Crauche
Lincoln
B. F. Laughlin
Burwell
Mr. Hoenshell
Union
C. A. Parle
Christian Church
Earl Hoenshell
Plattsmouth
Japan Returns to Gold Standard With 4 Million Yen Shipment
New York reports Japan will send 4 million yen in gold to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York as the first step toward restoring a gold basis. Plans indicate a February return to gold, with Kengo Mori, who arranged the 1924 loan, sailing September 26 to discuss credits with bankers and the Fed.
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New York
Japan
Federal Reserves Bank of New York
Grovernment
United States
Kengo Mori
Federal Reserve Bank
Great Britain
For Sale S21 4tn Good Newton Wagon and Harness
For sale a near new Newton wagon with an extra good double set work harness. Seller Jos. Tubbs in Mynary Nebraska offers this usable farming gear.
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Jos
Tubbs
Mynary
Neb
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Cass County Neb
District Court Cass County Nebraska authorizes W G Boedeker administrator to sell at public auction the estate of William S Schwab deceased. Property includes northwest quarter section 33 township 11 range 14 and several city lots in Plattsmouth O Neills Addition. Sale at Cass County Courthouse south door Plattsmouth October 12 1925 at 10 am for one hour. Attorney W A Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cass
Nebraska
W. G. Boedeker
William S. Schwab
Cass County
William 5. Schwab
O'Neills
Plattsmouth
Cass County Court House
Lincoln Woman Gains 12 Pounds on Karnak
Mrs. Fred C. Miller of Lincoln Nebraska says Karnak cured nine years of stomach upset bloating and constipation. She gained weight from 90 to 102 pounds after six bottles and reports renewed energy and appetite for daily work. Karnak sold by F. G. Fricke & Co. Plattsmouth and local druggists.
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Fred C. Miller
J St
Lincoln
Neb
Plattsmouth
F. G. Fricke & Co
Harding Memorial Unveiled in Stanley Park Vancouver
In Stanley Park Vancouver under clear skies a Harding international good will memorial was unveiled by Kiwanis clubs. John H. Moss of Milwaukee presided as Kiwanis International president, with messages from President Coolidge and Secretary Hughes read aloud.
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Vancouver
B. C
Harding International
Stanley Park
International Kiwanis Clubs
John H. Moss
Milwaukee
The
Kiwanis International
United States
Warren G. Harding
Coolidge
Hughes
Kiwanis Clubs
Harding
Pacific Coast
Frank B. Willis
Ohio
J. H. King
Canada
President Moss
Oklahoma avoids strict bus rules while Kansas acts
Oklahoma praises its lighter motor bus regulations as Kansas imposes railroad like controls. Kansas requires origin and destination tickets, filed tariffs, report filings, and 24 hour service interruptions. West Texas supports regulation to prevent cut throat competition yet preserve new routes and adequate service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Moto
Kansas
Sunflower
West Texas
The
Fort Worth
Free State proposes multiyear Irish road upgrade plan
Dublin September 16. A government scheme to improve Irish roads costs almost 20 million dollars over three years. The plan aims to upgrade 1500 miles of trunk roads to eight to ten year life, limit laden weight of motor lorries to nine tons, and require wide rim wheels for horse drawn vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Free State
Inter-Parliamentary Union Teases Codification Conference
Washington notes from the twenty third Inter-parliamentary union meeting forecast a push to urge President Coolidge to convene a conference for codifying international law. The American group hosts with leaders including Senator McKinley and Representatives Montague Temple Oldfield, Sabath, and McSwain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Inter-parliamentary Union
Coolidge
Union
Senate
House
Congress
The
McKinley
Ilinois
Montague
Virginia
Temple
Illinois
Robinson
Arkansas
Swanson
Curtis
Kansas
Briton
Burton
Ohio
Cooper
Wisconsin
McLaughlin
Michigan
Connally
Texas
Baker
California
Borah
Idaho
Upward Trend Seen in Wholesale Prices in August
Washington reports the wholesale price index for 404 commodities rose to 160.4 in August from 159.9 in July and 149.7 a year earlier. Farm prices climbed from 161.8 in July to 163.1 in August as rye, wheat, cattle, hay, hides, tobacco rose, while meats, butter, coffee and flour pushed the food index from 157.8 to 159.2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Prince of Wales Marooned by Snow in Chile
The prince of Wales remains stranded at Los Andes Chile on the trans-Andean Railway after heavy snowfall and a landslide blocked the line. He has not decided whether to return to Villa Delmar or try crossing the Andes again as bad weather continues. The pilot train that preceded the royal train was cut off and returned to Juneal after delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Prince of Wales
Los Andes
Argentina
Villa Delmar
Andes
Juneal
FIND GOLD AGAIN IN OREGON MINING CAMP
Medford Oregon reports Jacksonville once thriving mining camp may rebound as gold panning on California Street yields $10 in a single pan. Joe Langwell, veteran miner, dug a 30 foot shaft using an old hoist and rocker and says a rich ledge may lie ahead with two miners assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Medford
Jacksonville
Joe Langwell
California
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Greenwood Department
C. E. Caffee
T. P. Lyle
James Johnson
Blair
Joseph
David J. Hoenshell
John Nickels
Harold
Shroeder Brothers
Sophas Peterson
C. A. Park
Holmesville
Dorothy
Lewiston School
Eldon Caffee
Emmett Landon
Ump
Murdock
R. E. Coleman
Coleman
Orrison A. Johnson
van Loder
S. Neal
San Diego
East
Middle West
Sudge
W. E. Hand
Heet
August Woltzel
George Walradt
W. H. McFadden
A. F. Anderson
Totas
J. Rex Peters F. P. Liles
F. Peters
State of
N. W. Elmelund
Douglas
A. P. Murtagh
Attest
W. B. Boedeker
Wiliam S. Schwab
W. A. Robertson
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