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No.24BLAIR,WASHINGTON COUNTY,NEBRASKA,JULY 14,1921VOLXXV
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gcuzw BADLY CUT lx
Mow:ms MACHINII
A horrible accldcnt occurred Tucs
fday about noon on the Hlnnis GHmmlla:m south of town when K. C.Cima
~~~LAwNiirnsena¢sevcryear old lfvzf had both
'ruussnmf levimisc.sum'21]
Saluutory America
I.March Jewell
Tmmpcm of Vidory
Intcrmcuo Gilbffri
Shades of NightOvertureReve1ry Jewell
4.March Alexander
Colossus of Columbia
5.Serenade Stllly Night Hu!!
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8.Trombone Episode Loscy
M1.1£tcring Fritz
L Wnltxel Barnard
Kingdom of Dream!
8.Fox Trot Mueller
Wing Ylang Blues
4).Selection Lampc
The Surgrly South
10.March Sousa
Sinn :nd Stripes Forever
Snr Spangled Bnnncz
w.H.VIII Cleve Director.
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The Blair City Fn|.hcrs have been
having one ~time laiely.A11
brought about over just what price
nhould be charged the public for ion
at the muni plnnt.just put in operaHan.
The price first proposed after duo
¢Un.8idem§ion and dccp delibcrgtion
was $1t per Lon at the plant plat
form.This wu just three times wha!
Rho Baker loc Machine promoter mid
the door I>D1f;il wouid be but that
vis before taking And this is nfter.
Again R. B.Howell quota!a price of
$350 f.o.h.Omthl and while this
£5:I not spel!anything yet it !e.§$hcpublic!o think that ice woulrl be
thenp very cheap.
(How strangei __The lintcrprisc took
the stand ihat the peopie were beingmisledthatthecost of producing ice
would be at least $6 per lon on the
plltform and that the price deliveml
would run lo about fourteen
dollars in the comumerhs box.For
this muon the editor was dubbed n
knocker.had persona!;|moons for
making wth statemcnb had no graymltlernhovcthc eye brown cle etc.
He was \\ rittrn 30 anonymously.threatened to be put out of business
because he insisted that the matter
should be put up to the people hun
Htly and that the pybilc should know
Ior what ihry were voting.Already we have been more than
jnstiticd :nd our statements have becn
more than proven and the public now
rulizcs that The Enterprise cham
pioned l311|\ cause as il has everyother c uae for the good of the pubIkannopersonalgain.This
is aatisfncti enough and the thoughtthattimeprovenitisreward
enough.We do ww:»h m bn harsh with
thou who misled the public we would
not my that il was done with za dew
nf dclibcmtaly hoodwi11king; the public we would rather believe that they
prnttlcd 510111: until ihey made iham
Ielves helixvc it.but Whala thc usethe and is not yet :mri Lhe dear publicwhichmmeuf.us pmltle so much
about will just have to smilc rmrl iake
lt.
wm Ii..\GS ARE HUNG
HAL:»:AST
Originnily ihc pnclicc of hoisting
flags on public buildings oniy pad of
the way up ilu tlaxpoie when sa promi
nont rrlnn died was a military one.Ever sinrc lungs wcnc wed in ar it
has hemn the custom to have the flagof the superior or conqucring nation
:bore that of the inferior or vanquished.When an :army found itself
Ifgs badly cut In thc mownng machine.
Dr.Stexvart was called and respond
ed quickly :nd thinks the 1.|ds limbs
can bc sired but fum he may be
crippled for life.
At lin reports he was resting
comfortably nf bil home on ihc
Grimm farm.
STORE ROBBED
The Jenkins Toggery shop wasenteredby the back any on Int Tues
day night and robbed of :bout $300
worth of good;Nu clue to the culprits his as yet
bcen found.
Mom:ABOUT THE LENS mw
No lens meets gwith the require
mcni!of safe driving unless the bulb
is proycriy focused.When 3 huib is
properly focused it in placed in the
correct position in iho headlight with
respect to the rehector.This is
a simple matter since All headlights
are vfwipnvd with A device for movingthebulbbaclrwlrdorfo!1\TM in the
milecbor.The four in common use
are:1.The rim ndjustlnent which is
operated Ziy turning fscrefvr or thumb
nut on the rim nf the redector.
2.The bulb adjustment whith Ls
operated by pushing puliing or turn
ing;the bulb with the lingen.
3 The inside gdjustrnont.In thin
case the refiector must be rsmovcd
from the headlight and adjusted from
the rear.
_4.The outside adjustment.This
adjustment 1|the auiest 99 operateand consists ofl a :eww or.thumb mn
looclted on the back of the lamp
£8KcThe list of approved lenses Lcllsl
which of the four focal uijustmcnta
the bu|b should bc in and also what
silt should he given to the hudlight.
what does this mean?With No.1
the fiipncnt of the lamp bulb is at
the focal point of the reflector.The
resulting beams of light are almost
:straight ahead and of the smallest
dilmctcr.With No. 2 all of the hin
ment is back of the focni point of the
rchcctor tha resulting huin of lightwillthenbespreadoutismuchaspossible.In No 3.the Hlnmenl of
the lamp bulb is only slightly back
of the focal poinl.The resultinghcnmroflightamIargerihanwith
No.l and xmnilcr than with No.2
With No.4 all of the hlamcnt is
ahead of ihc focal point of thc refiértor.
To focus the hcn.dli:rhjȢdrive the
car to s love!spot whom the light
[mm the headlights will he thrown onnomosortof 1 screen 25 frrt nhcml
nf lhr mr.Remnvr iho front lumpglauucscrIenscs.TimI cover unolenssothatonlythelizhtfmmoneZampntatirewillshowonth#_
srlvon.fly mvmw nf lhc neljuntmrnt
with which your lamp#am equippedmnvothcbuibforxmrinrbackward
until il has fmsmd thrau 1 Quef0¢|.|en.
Wlmcn the bronx in of t!a~Maileit
diameter it is at focal mliusimonli
No.1.Fmm thin point it mm iw
mnvcei into the proper adjustment fvi
ihn particular ?cnn¢ uhieh you in£<n.l
using.Do the lame with the oihm
Ienwr while :hc one whirh hasbf<2!1
|1roviou4Ty focusod In c0\crtd.The
bulbs rm now focused.
The t_wo illuminated :pots nn thr
Mwcn when both light1 um dircrlrallJMRit ¢}~mllr| he on the mme!Ievrl
with and their centers the :mme lli2:émrv upurl ru the rcntcrn nf thr
hvadligluu.If they are not;change
lhrir relative posiiiom by movin!!thc!headlamp on its support to M3511\hESl
conditions but do not move the hulhc
wslzmBUSINESSREVIEW
Wheat was moving fm:ly to muiei
hum the southern section of the shit
before the rain curly in thc wack
stopped threshing according to zeporlsofmainmen.The yield wasturningout from three to fire bU.lb¢1|
pcrarre more than was expected.
ports varied from fifteen to twentyMcbushelsperacrewithMuontu
eighteen bushels most commonhr :»~ported.Fnmaers who thrashed early
in that uciion got from $1 1.0$1.06
for No.I wheat and wan sstinlied ui
sell.The 1adn may shrink Lhe anhub
now in shock somewhat nnd may also
bleach it.This would put it in 1 |mr»
er grade and comquently nt n Imnr
price.The break in the mnrkef
since the min hu also dL~oour|;ed
the farmers and unless then Is I
chlngc the movqment .of grain is not
expociod to impzovo after the what
:idea sufhccnt to thneah it.
Rcporta from the uhh:an 1 whois
indicxte thlt the yield in turning out!
better than was nntlcipatnd.The
yield over the stnte ranges from nn
bushels per acre to twentyhvc bush
eis with the avenge in the neighbor
hood of thirteen bushels per acne tho
grain men a.ay.1l1e quantity at pre:antisunifomaalybetterthanitWulast
year and will produce more flour Xhln
pcrinlly in ihis middle west territorynhcrcconditionsareverygood.Re
ports from our Canudian agencies in
dicate that crops are above the
nwrage there at the present. time and
vsiih a good ha:vnt them will bc
wma increase in business.Them in
no particular improvement in the
wuthem cotton and rico Heh!terri
tories but our Taxa.;jobber at Dallas
was fortunate in landing a two culoadorderof double cylinder anginaforMexico.This shipment durim:
the Inst of June gave un a vary good
June sales record.On the whole.wecanmythanis 1 decided [:ick~up in
ihc prospect:for future improvementin fall btulnau.
_Trmde Impmvn
Trade is moving slowly but neverlhcieauis[timing in momentum u it
R005 aiong lconding to rrporu of
some sdwleulcrs.June was the
largest month in volume with us this
year.mid G.w.Holland of the H.
H.Tilton Fumiturt company.Stocks
nm low all over the country :nd annoon as }.he Ftldjlntmcnts which tp
pvar to he coming take place.ihere
wil!be mon or less stocking up by
the merchants.Wo feel very optimis
tic for fall businesl.
M.H.Tilton i|\}ttending the fum!ihe wheat did l year 3l No great flure markets in llichigan this week.
movement had started mr the state Them in not much demand for
before lhe rain stopped tlwcshing.The grain mon believe the farmerswouldhavebeenwillingtoulltheir
wheat at once if they could have mnpaid31per busfxcl at their nlationa
Since the price has broken down H18
fume:s are disappointed and mi
grain men do not inok for |big mowmcntof grain.In this section which
includes stations #thin thirty znilei
at Lincoln prion nmp from 92.ourts
per bushel for No. 2 wiqiat to 94 nent:
for No. 1 wheat.Aa the freight ratefromihcwesternnociicnof the attic
is approximately 6 cents per bushel
prions lherc are lower thm hcrc.
Prices nn Znw an 85 cents to 90 cents
per bushel have bgen quotzd in the
western section.The detzriontlnn
due to the rlin will be grutar insomesection:than in othen in it dependsupon the amount of soaking the sharks
have had.Wheat that has bcvn
stacked will hold its own.Eicvaiorn
ovcr thc f tatc nr!i:mpiy andtherr
wil2 be very little grain moving until
threshing :tarts nglin.Wholesalers
report a good nic of steel grain bins
which seems to indicate that farrncrw
nne.preparing to hold the wheat for
r\better market.
Outlook In BrighterAlihoimportantdealershave hull
poor demand from this section £hi~
year they are looking fnrwnnl to
better iimes ml tho result of ihe goodhn|\eRt.While we hnvo had nor:tra blndvr crginmhunincu in ihi1
:~r1i01. wx h\\{haf!rl:mnnd from
mme of the soutiwrn :=c:!ons :md Han
moi harvest will unquestionably in
rfvnxo the purciumng powcr of ihr
f1fr.maid H.II.Sawyer of Thr
Cushmm Motor Works.We nr:prcpnring to put x nrv;nrwnll enginf
on the market this fall and fool surfthatthe:icréand for Zhi!psrticuinrtypeofenginealongwiththercstrictcddC.|rla:Ltl of our regular hm
vriil give us n good fa!!busincss Cs
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I( E Nr Si PER FUN llEl.l$EREl1I
There in some difference in the primvoficenowandinthelateeighties
although the ycuhm.man does Haf
frvezinz just as cheaply ma n\<~r.
l»oIIowing is a bill rrndcrwl to T..
I.Ili!lon by Adam Ilodnl who wwlhcdc:\!cr here for ycams nmi \\}1iir
flfmishing ice at bed rock price:3rimanagvrltomisc 1| large family.Of
rounm Inhor is yct aogncwhat highw
thaw ut that time but $10 per lon i~.
matcdnin for small conalmction jobs
1aid H.H.Hathburn of the Western
Supply company.Most of our busi
ness la for larger operations muh lx
cour! houses.There in a good deal of
demand from Wyoming and busincu
seem! to be picking up in the western
part of the state on account of the
good crops..Collect.ionn are pretty
fair gspcciolly on new business.Much
¢f¢h»f¢=¢w business hmdacd by me
dealer!in on cub basis and that nrcountaforpromptpaymentslojobbera.Old .accounts are dimcult to
collect.
Nell ll Optimistic
Buadncn in states west of Ncbrnkn
|51 in n better mood than here.accord
ing to S. Wake!of e Weswrn Furni
ture and lhnufnctudng company who
has just retumed from A vacation
spent in Colorado urfd Wyominrt.They unffecling better there in
busincssf id he.allhn they hui
cause to I the other way.They
are more optimistic there than they
an hem
3.}!!ut f:the prides of steel
will mpount to an average of 50 per
CLAUS MENCHE ANSWERS
LAST CALL
Clam Menrke Wu bum In Hanover
Province Germany Aphl 7 1850
where he lived until 1889 when he
came Lo Ameda.He came straightpOmahnwhenhcremlincdbutafewmon!.hs and then to this countywhenhe has ning made his home.For a number of yuan ht lived on.l farm went of Blair moving £0 Blair
in IS35.Shortly Afior lhill he wsuappointedDeputySheri!!under Il.
D.Schneider and Inter hlled the umapolitionunderFrankHlrriman.
Upon Hr.}Ilrimnns resignation the
county bond nppointed him an Shcrilf.
To this polition he w»¢1¢¢mi for
eleven consecutive terms than filiingtheofliccforascrhunt;two yanltdiongwer 01:11 any nthcr man :Inqtheorganizationof tho county.After he left the omce of Sheriff
he eniand in the meremtilo haul
nesl in Florence Ncbr with his lon.
Will.for a few months but relumcd
to Bllir and took up the lbatrnrtingworkwhichhefolloweduntilhislui
i11m|.
Mr.Menckc was a man of much
ability itrllpuloualy honest true to
his friends and u genuemm in the
true name of the word.Perhaps nomanInLMcountyhadullrgoannequninlnnceandcouldnumberasmany personnl friends as he.courteousobligingandsincereinhisdcnlinxl
with the puhlh he bound his friends
lo him wilhbonda so strong that noth
ing Could sever.Hin extreme in
for n mm in the position of sheriff
was the prime factor in losing the
allies.
For some time he has been n Dlli
ent sufferer from blnddnr trouble
from which relief could only be ob
tained through an operation.011 accountofhisgdvnncodapundhh
wlohmd condition this was an {m»possibility Ind hfnlned :ny Sun
day evening July I0 lt 6:30 o:1ock.
Through all the yearn of _loy :nd
sorrow his wife his been s true bmi
mlte and was with him through his
lui il!nes|watching over him with
tcndemclul and afkction seeing th!!
nothing was Ich undone that would
be conducive to his comfort and bone
M and hoping dm despair dnt
he might be spared to her but to nonvnil.Z{ci1u uuwered the all and
he hu answered it with a reputationforhonestyamong men thatil indeed
enviable :nd may well bc efnuhted
by rising generations.He !en\e|to mourn him his wife.
the mother of nine children six of
whom are QW!living as follows:
cent reduction from penk prices Ifucm_of Blair;Bennie nf Tekamnh;
cording lo the Hgures of local whole
aalcm.Steel was boosted to $3.50 onbarsby the independent miils in 1919
:Rho the corporation price rcmained
at 3235 after ihe reduction following
George of Scailie Washington Mn.
Emma Larure of this county;John
of Brush Coiondo Those who ham
panned on hefoom him arc:Will
who died about three yean sro and
the anhirliff As demands could \iElln and Clilforrl who died in chiid
bc sup;aI¥¢~d by the corporation.mann }100d
|tturfr1 and drnlcrs paid the hfKh¢§The funeral services were held art
nrfrv 11 i\c indcynmricnla.The P|¢!ihe home at 2:30 on Tuesday July 12
£111 rmluslion to $1.90 brings the
prices down nearly 130 prr cent from
the peak prices paid by dealers.Little
chnnitc is cxpectoli in tubular goods uthetubularstundoesnot fnhraw ihn
siructurni Iinc as an rule.Pipe is
meulc of siccl but mon:llbor is in
volved in manufacturing and for this
mason dcnloru do not look for much
where in token of their respect n vast
number of friends gathered to do
honor in his memory and to foliow ihe
remains lo their last resting plate in
the Blair cemetery.
(lTY covxcn MEETS
The city council rnct lu!Tuculay
jromusrsemma5GRUUNDS
g ..._ivnaws or AHEX?ER1EHC-
ED rnzmlsrmcm
SHUULDBE £l.0SEin
Frank A.Harrison expressesamusementourthcdebctsntthe
city hall our the Iocltion of the :uto
mobila tourists camp.None of the
men who are Purina on this question
anger crossed the country in a Hivrer
he thinks thenforwe thoy have a few
things yet £0 learn nbout these mnvenlenccs.Mr.Harrison wen!to the
Puiflc coast in 1 cn last wintar and
took careful note of camping plscualltheway.His con»c]u|.ion is Hut
Lhe problem Km a city Iiko Lincoln
in very simple.Only a :mail pieceof[round innudéd and if it ln pmpcriyhacked:Ihr the tourists will
not complain of the modest chargeQhlt will be needed to make It nlmolt
self Iustaining.A biock of ground ll enough spanifllmeaffdrlsinthedsofammpotentcannakerwhowillseethat
cars and tqmts are properly plandguarded.Paoplé who tour in
ondinary can like to he close together
Mr.Hnrr{sun nays.Tiny ansnotarls
tocntn.They nm folks.They lik:
to visit around and idk roads and
examine outfit:and dilcuil their
plana.The best camps are divided
into small plots by wuodan pulling!on
than aides.The cnntnker show:youyour place and it In your home for 25
cents n day.This money pays tho
caretaker ond gives you the nie ol
lhwrer boths ind lavatory.Tho but
mmm hav!shawn!tor ¥i1\l»brought thru n :lot mctir.Some of
thorn have ovciu.but ru is better.
The stove:ana in n shed which bo
comes lhu club house of the roman.They meet there and cook and wuh
and complain about tha reckless driv
lng of their husbnnds and bull when
their nufrled children lite and have
1 glorlom lime.1
The men spend their spam honn
buying supplies and talking midi and
Smoking chmrihg and pitching horse
shoes..They also hue the but time
in Lho world.lf the unto amp ls
next door to a nod slums.no much
the hdter.Between here and tho
cout the common thing in the privagé
:uto park.The heat public park it
at El Paso Tcxu.and ls not morethan 200 fed iiluan.The amp should
be u nur thc business scenter aspoxaihlebecausethetourittlHketo
to up town to get 1 restaurant mud
buy sod3w|1cr and postal cards and
:aa l squint ll the movlth .u the
car is often mode a part of the Uniandisprettywellclutteredupwith
hlnmre anyxuy it is but to Ieavo
It in camp while the people Lake awalk up town or xv on the street cars.§o num ihe whole matter up.Mr.
Hlrdson says Lincoln needs u small
shaded accsnible camp.guodcd by
a sympathntic caretaker and provided
with conveniences including gas har
cocking.ll shouid be our the mnin
limes of automobile travel.Ihopca1ergi;il to garages :nd oil stations and
rccluciinn in ihis line.Stale Jounmal..f .._x=1\rfr>store:the hotter.It will H
1 :_;§:waning ar:I13;.enedfI0 l.hndllls£l1!.;y be occupied by decent honest.alms on 1 e prec o cc an man)ijcuy people.Gypsics haw no right;
{;1}|Tl?\R{protrsls wcxwe !:rought .in against thciin a tourist camp anyuh\::e 1 haveiexhorbilantpricewhlchthepublic!ever been.If the caretaker admitsChristopher1au1scn one of Um olclwill be forceI to pay.Lucr the sliplhm the campers will throw them out.Rtlilcrs in this community din!at russian turnni to the pszvsna; of N1(iic mod accumulations and thehishomoinDcxicmliennlastSunIllrliknntrceiwhichistobepaved | lourhin.will be glad to Pm what theydiyvvcninigJqiyl0l9l.!immcf1[|1el3.The discuudonv T nm 1\o1l?!.Ca1nP Hrcs in n city anDeccanflw:\=horn 1n Dvnmarlcimihcr lzcatcri nnrl many z=l:1tcmcn.=» a nuiduce so 5; is better noi to proJulysm1345 End mu thu\pls T5 mule that could have been lef ummid.\i|ood In fact water in aboutyearsfnge.H0 .in The price d dd on for ice is $ulheor1i5 lhimz that Recd.; to he frce3Ily1858 zo Miss lrclc1|kke Sophinpwr !.nr|for the consumer who tnkcsfml perhaps ihe cost of that can be.lnlonscn and to them four Ions andi 1DC!b or less and who docs his ounmd by the camping charm!whichmardaughterswonborn.rlclwcring ind $14 per ion dliwrcdewrfb tourist oultht to be kind to Pay.
The !1.n:ils rume }=»Americ lnin the 4:om~umcrs box.Lizcoin State Jonnynl.
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hopelrmamly Inatcn It hauled IL!flag in ilzr headlights rwelaiire in ihcir Jr lon big z spread for We toni of lnlmr 188l nnI in 1888 in than county \.\.ncrf§down fm enough for the \lctors flag Becton after once locating tlcmrrnri rztnpciiiiorz will have to he lla.hr fannml [nr n rumbcr of years fillVI l.\NGlI.E(§IT Luvin be plmrwl above it on lhe same pole.e£tmrul.ql\.:leveling factor ihnl will mt th§=nwv!ng in 1.li+=city Blrnl Pl|l5f!
gg gg 3~~~If no nn is rcquined.the hmllinlmgrsghf.Peofle are going in lslly lrf .lim ln moz...1\l1cn a famous soldinr aged llngw werrr ln row manly fur Qhr lnnsm If alnurh clxcnpry than.n nicrnt zl |Ho leave.1 n mfwrn nlm filrf II.l
lowsnml nn!call o ifliraw ;_e_§+lt of I fool ln 100 frrl in requi~edr.un»;:fu is that if tlc :thif :|{iel1\cn.of Heron l.:l1:3llnn.;Anmn.
3 P }l1E lieulllizhln must bc tilted dn~1 plant alms nr!fJrnlfl1 ll.nt n roi 1 nl Ft.lrwl e.Inv ler1Illn Mrs.K.to hlx nwmnry but in ~=l~rw lhtl.he ...nchdzncrurmrrllothegreniexf~m_n;dsn ills!Zhc rfnter nf lhebn4 Nl arno that ~e ~elne v.l}?~}Iuml;\l1l Mx f. M.l.Hansen Mar
qufrcr nf ull death for which Fave :;w:»l.1\ falls 3 inches an Ll\c2.»la.l lnllowlfzl e bull:tm and Paul ln:\l=nn nf lhls OWillSpare was lr at llc Eng) of the rtnfl Do not expect n lenrw to gwr gnnli I$r\;l1l r Adnr Rodd.ami Mrs.Jnhn llnttamr nf Minnea
_lnlnrclcsa Iiqhla unlvu you ufljust thc Blair.!I¢|.July 31 13591.lpnlin Minn.also mn lroll1¢i5 nn!
.r |nm of the headlight.A cnrburrtnr In from Huy !fill one sister.lflirlli the suit of the German language
_§»;1~=~f<;;?nUr ~T;mill always fumlnh gan but ll has in July fl!incl.{2 mo.17 Unyn)SG Vg The funrnl aervlcns urc held li
mm;~and ..i1§§;;_j inhe mljunlod lo :wc the pwprr mix5 Aumut @ §.f?I_1l:c Dlninh church nt Z nrlnk yonllureofgnandalt.A subsequent ;tvnlay nftcnnoon.Rev.Anderson
Puritnn lalncnl:n Flour.the bestluticle nppexrlng in The Enterpriln?.Total 39.54 conducted ihe fun:ral services and
ever......1l|Prr :ack at will give the rules and regulations !!c:¢l zqyment inlernment was mlzle in the Illalr
The Rhonda:Coll md Feed Store of ihe Depnnment of Public Workr.l Adam Rodd.cemetery.
zwrruz ox Jxm zz
Lincoln Neb July 11.The first
tilt between the stnte and 525 cillrens
on lhe cdnntitullonnlily of the newlanguagelawis F01 to talw place onJuly 21 il.was announced tnrlay.Axnistant Attorneys G e n n r nl
Charles RL...and Muoxl Wheeler nil!
people and the organlutionu that are
fighting the law for the ltnte.
Sandxll Q Wray of Turk Arthur
Mullen of Omaha and Albert &Was;
nvr of Columbu\ will :ml as attorneys
for the opposition.
w.{. T.ll.((\Zll\IIZ\TIDN IllIRE
The Was%alngf.n|1 tnunty W C. T.U.
convention will belwld next Friday
June !5 at the Mctlmodist church
parlnrn.The convention will beirln wllh |;1llnlc dinner folloired b:a ni:e pmgramandbusinesnrnecllng\\!n thu
election of ofllceri will take place
Thu ornnintion plan!to have Mn.
Jennie Cnlfns of Omnlu present who
will uldress the audience on ihe sub
gm child www An inviti
tlcn 5.ext Interested to
be present.
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THINK ABOUT P<?rf11ga1'~LYRICS OF LIFE
a,ooucuswuncu 1
Dorn In Garield mum s zusell~
N117 ;m»¢¢ weeks ahead uf we +ta ld lng u m f or an d lswc t.
Two hundred ddlan an : c n
pgld by George IL Ward t o I n
Dnvu for nu 120acre Lum. two mil
from Gegen.
Heating of twenty loads of um~stored inthemonromlhe a :.....
fnnn,m e mites I n t of Hudn -
caused the mln!a m m e u m of
bam.CNN In the Humboldt district
badly 'lfuhed by the beuy mins t
put su c k.One dovupour :neu
sit and n halt Incbel and fell sn 1than are hours.
Plans for the proposed Fremont ll!notk sales 'pndllon are uklng f~
npidly .Tlzo commonla! club hu apointed a committee to buy s me an
erect sutume hnlldlnzs.
Hastings u to have n new $11.~
swimming pobl.The pool will in
eighty feet wide br tm feet long. nnvm contain 50.003 glllons of vate
whlch til! be Glitter! every tie!!
font hours.
Commlnionen at Llnmln oounhave called a spedn! ele\¢.tin1:\ for A~
gust 'B to vote on the proposition -
tuning $105,000 bridge honda.lt-ol the money vulil be used in repni
Ing bridges that were damaged by -
hI1h Utter in the South Platte rl?
lan! month.June urns the banner collodtio
month of the year for revs-Ipta, aeco
Inx to Npnrts Jug! sent out by 211
Stats Treasury.mllertions amounIn s2.s42;ss4.Disbursement: nme z
nmw ASKIHG FDR
ARMY p§cHnnss
Resignation inthe Avmy Ih y
Reach 75,000 for lnnth
91 July,
wsu. nor FORFEIT ,sms
i u n u u y w o o u I n u l n l m l u n
Thgu Lllvbl Amy on Rupert!
_n r n n : Ta n D ly l
n u U m m .
W n n ln l a u . D . C . - l llm u u mmrqwna uf mnnnu mu fr om th e am
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an nm no dan of my, umn11u¢ w
wan ohn n will nun s l Lb: pnssnlme me u u mb zr k u n g mn x- r vla
| u 1 r u n | | h 1 ¢ h u ' I NJ 0 0 f u r l h 1 »
numb.Olk vn h u - 6 md :a n n u m
o n m u w w w m m w w ' - f n w x
d vi tlvl wu mwd n s .allhuuglu thomu f a r ll c w d u n I n d m n b u n
rouavlh-\L' h m d u n u r p u l u bslnl ma te dlim!!!ewn -my W l t l v MI I "p m
rldling for ndunum of lbs lrmy lau m m b r o n w n 1 a n d m m ; m e
mn pfivllqv uf r c dlu\n| upon np-
a m . 1 . o H O P P O B EB a o u u s B I L L
D e a n n a l l r l o u s c o n n n q u l n e u w m
H e m ! !l l l l i l 1 |A d o p t l d .
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PRESIDENT FUR
nlsgyaamzm
U .S.f o H E L P T H E m u ! . R o A C ° a .
M m m A n n n u n a s a L o a n » f f|aif
l l l l i l n In A d d m o n a t A d v l h d i
w u z G r e a t l y i m p r w l
luminal.'
i l u :th a n is g r a n - ¢ l |n g 1 » r o f a n l m -
me fl m le go fe r nu a rn t d |. » l\ | .l !. He t re l ar y
H r l l u n u l e d vu n g r e u I n d d r r a c t i o n
on me so l d ie r s' bo n u s h ll l .
" | h l a i s n o t u u m a x o i m p o s e . l n -
r n l b i l l i o n do ll a ru t o f n e w l l a b l l l t l e l
o n a n a l r e a d y o ve r b u r d e n e d t r a y
v m "a n t m l i u r y s e c n t a r y u i d zo
l l e n a m r !~'rellnxhu3|\-11.ru -p ub ll cn n.
N e w Je n n y ,l u a l e t t e r w h i c h w a t
r n - l l u , t h e se n at e w h e n t h e b o n u s
h m u r n n l l l d u p .,
T h e b i l l h a s n l r n r l y p a n - l d t h e
h o w - r - m e t h e l e t t e r : r u l n m¢>¢>1m
l o |n q u m f m m B f n a t o r F n l l n g -
h u y w n f o r 1 s u r f m e n t o f t h e Ha a n -
d a l o h l l n l l n n a w h i c h : l u b i l l w o u l d
l1 \ I'§ u p on t h e g o ve r n m e n l .
T h e I n t e r v u ch a ra c te r iz e d b y
Senator Umlrrwrond.the democntlp| ¢ | l | | f,w h o .a f t e r i t s te n d i n g .m n d e
a n at t a c k o n t h e b i l l " a a st r o n g .
fo r w f u l a m i t o t h e p o l a l . "I n p u l
l n z t h e n n : t h e A l n h a u u s e n a t o r n l d
fh a r c p i l b l l u n ma j- or lt y w o u l d w d l n
l n r m - r . o ¢ m : r y 's h l u o r y t h a t m e n n o
I m z f r mn r l l l u ~ .b u t m n l u r e t h o i r
l0|\| \".1 * In doil nfl.
Sir.Il e l l o n n n l m n l e e l t h a t t h e h m
w o u l d m l !I h r m u a l r y b e l l r f f n I
lsllliun : m l u h a l f a n d B w a n d a
q u s r t s r b l l l l n n do l l a r s .t h a t i t w o u l d
I l l
Hold Worid Congress in
Washington
m e a n _ -
a n RESHAPE POL¥C|ES
lnfc ily App folc hu Gri d lr ltlin,
France, luly and Zlapan.would
Include Pacific coast
Pnbtaml..
Wuhlngtnn. D. C.-Fwd:-nz Hard-ing bu made- an nrnmwnl reduction
pmpoul tu the great povwn no broad
21; in num that It mmuiiuten a move
mwan! n new ordering of smrld af
flirt.The Sh i r drpunment annauncld
Ilml tho prnldvnt hu propoltd I0
llant Britain. 1-'nave Italy and Japan
A mnfernlre in Wuhlzrffon not only
an the ilmiutlon nf umumvnt. but onau u ln n vm of tho Pufitlr and far
amen: problems.
If ilu- |»m;|ou\I 1| arrefrllml. Wuh
lnnnu will tn- Ihr awne nf n new world
mmmwv. rhrnllng In izuponanrc thatof Paris in 1919.
Xlrllml has umuunmi a n n mm f n
pmvmonal rrfumlltll lrr ln lrmrlll
lriih the ntlnusri vxvcnllvn tba rar-f i r n would ruvlvo approxiuulciy
UXIIJJIHZIAII3 in additional netvan-rn
from the fedenl gmrernllmt srltllln
flu nnt,mix moquhs and Um! me admnrn rnnu-mplnlvd would gin in Ihr
ralirmdr In d i l l sums vt money
oquluient so shun' whlrh the govern
ment lpenl In npllal iavltvrmrnts dur-Lug lbs pvdod of warilmv mntml.
'The mrmambnl will ruvlse for tha
:draw 6 per erm ururity . nidesm
tn: the Intl-dtnlneu of the panlfularrnllrocals which rrorlte use adunnl,
I; was explained.\
Ill aid be ballcvod im advszuas
in Ihr fo ld:uoutd be bmebrlai zu
the : m a m munrlal sltnallun am!
might umm in 'ar mumpnm of bmi-
ans udlrlly .
In the long nm. lar added. the gav-
rrument 1maid obtain a n n pmdt
Num the udvanru slave th: money
n n e ta ly could he bomnned at atower Intern! ni: ihln railroad ae-
rllrilln uruula henr.Railroad secur
llln n a w hrld by the zrnsury.he
said.. umounlnd to appmximllvjy $400,»waorJ lull hm-rests and nplhul pay
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B0i1¢ dt on !' c1 |v Line |I0r
QuiakPeru.u1.
A temnc hall atom totahy destroyed(Lula our an ner: of more ihln shiny
mllee square. norilurnt of A!llnnce.»Hsrvesmx of the nnriy 8,000 acre:
bt potntoen around Kearney ls wel!
under ny .The yield 1| good and so
1| the quality.
Com in the Central C115 community
in from :wo to three weeks :head of
usual zhls mr. due to the unusual
1arm weather.
»Governor llc Kelvle. at Llneoln. ln
nounced um the into :tall of otlleen
for on enfbrc emem of ur; lun mn
be doubled lmmedlueiy.
The congregation of the Elnpelicnl
church at lllltonl unanimously voled
to petition congress to all z confer
ence on lnlernarlonai dlsmrmamem.Contnct for Polk county'|new
eourt house In be erected at 0102-oll»
bn been unrded to the John L. 8od~
Pnburg Co., at Omehn, the price to bem a m a .
The community n h ::round at
Liber!will be opened July ia.The
boys gud girls up lo founeen are to
U .S.f o H E L P T H E m u l . R o A C ° a .
H m a n A n n a u n a a a L o a n » f H a i !
a l m a In A d d m o n a t A d v l h d i
w u z G r e a t l y i m p r w l
lualnul.'
1 .un
W a a h l n g m a . - Tr e a s u r y .;.. ...J..ry
Xl r l l m l h a s anuul mn-11 a n n m m f n
p m vm o n a l r r fu m l l t l l l r r l n l r m r l l l l .
l r l l h t h e r a t l r m r i vx vc n l l vn t b a r a r -
fl r r a w o u l d r u v l v o ap pr ox i uz al cl y
731131111119 l n ad d i t io n a l ae t van - r n
fr o m t h e fe d e r a l g m r e r m l m l .srl tll ln
fh a n n t , m l x m o q l l u u a n d l l m l m e a d
m n r n r n n u - m p l a w d w o u l d g i n i n I h r
r a l l r m d r I n d i l l su m s vt m o n e y
oq u h r a i e n t s o s h u n ' w h i r l : th e g o ve r n
me n t l p en l In c ap l l a l l avl t vr m r nt a d u r -
L u g l b s p vd o d o f w a r : l b w m n t m l .
1 " b e m r m a m b n l w i l l r u vl s e fo r t h a
a d r a m 6 p e r e r m u r u r l t y . n i d e s m
t n : t h e In t l - d t n l n e u o f t h e p a r t i c u l a r
r a i l r o a d s w h i c h r r o r l t e u s e a d r a n e a l ,
ln sra a e xpl ain ed.\
I l l sa i d b e ba l l c vo d i m a d va m e a
i n I h r r o a d :w o u l d b e b m e b r l a l zu
t h e : m a m a n a n r l a l al t n al l u n a m !
might nam in 'ar mumpnm of bmi-a r a s a d l r l l y .
In t h e l o n g n m . l a r a d d e d . t h e g a v-
r r u m e n t w o u l d o b t a i n a n n p m d t
N u m t h e a d v a n r u sl a ve t h :m o n e y
n n e a a l y c o u l d h e b o m n n e d a t a
l o w e r I n t e r n !r u a l h a n r a i l r o a d ae-
r l l r i l l n ur u ul a h e a r .R a i l r o a d sec ur
l l l n n a w h r l d b y t h e tr e as u ry .h e
sa id .. u mo un ln d lo a pp mx im al vj y $4 00 ,»
M a n n l u l l l u n - r e a l : a n d r a p l l a l p a y
me nt s ha d ba - an r vg ul ar iy me t on a ll o f
th em .t i vl n r t h e g m r o m m e n t a n l n -
eome of about 318.000.0111 a year.
am.1.oH opposes ao uu s a |L L
D u n n o llrlous connnqulneu w m
Hem!!l l ll i l 1|Adoptld.
_,an-eonemmmnt
Dcllcll..
-mH n h l n g t o n , D . C . - w i t h a s m n i n g
i l u :t h a n i s g r a n - ¢ l | n g 1 » r o f a n l m -
me fl m le go fe r nu a rn t d |. » l\ | .l !. He t re l ar y
H r l l u n u l e d vu n g r e u I n d d r r a c t i o n
on me so l d ie r s' bo n u s h ll l .
" | h l a i s n o t u u m a x o i m p o s e . l n -
r n l b i l l i o n do ll a ru t o f n e w l l a b l l l t l e l
o n a n a l r e a d y o ve r b u r d e n e d t r a y
v m "a n t m l i u r y s e c n t a r y u i d zo
l l e n a m r !~'rellnxhu3|\-11.ru -p ub ll cn n.
N e w Je n n y ,l u a l e t t e r w h i c h w a t
r n - l l u , t h e se n at e w h e n t h e b o n u s
h m u r n n l l l d u p .,
T h e b i l l h a s n l r n r l y p a n - l d t h e
h o w - r - m e t h e l e t t e r : r u l n m¢>¢>1m
l o |n q u m f m m B f n a t o r F n l l n g -
h u y w n f o r 1 s u r f m e n t o f t h e Ha a n -
d a l o h l l n l l n n a w h i c h : l u b i l l w o u l d
l1 \ I'§ u p on t h e g o ve r n m e n l .
T h e I n t e r v u ch a ra c te r iz e d b y
Senator Umlrrwrond.the democntlp| ¢ | l | | f,w h o .a f t e r i t s te n d i n g .m n d e
a n at t a c k o n t h e b i l l " a a st r o n g .
fo r w f u l a m i t o t h e p o l a l . "I n p u l
l n z t h e n n : t h e A l n h a u u s e n a t o r n l d
fh a r c p i l b l l u n ma j- or lt y w o u l d w d l n
l n r m - r . o ¢ m : r y 's h l u o r y t h a t m e n n o
I m z f r mn r l l l u ~ .b u t m n l u r e t h o i r
l0|\| \".1 * In doil nfl.
Sir.Il e l l o n n n l m n l e e l t h a t t h e h m
w o u l d m l !I h r m u a l r y b e l l r f f n I
lsllliun : m l u h a l f a n d B w a n d a
q u s r t s r b l l l l n n do l l a r s .t h a t i t w o u l d
" s m l l t h e m l !!o f g o ve r n m e n t a n d
vl n u m l l y d f f e l t I h r z c l m l n l n l n t i o r h
pr o ar m m n f r o t : vn e h m e n t a n d e m u
o m a "a n d l h a l ze w o u l d bl o e k " n i l
r e fu m l l n g n p n n l l u n n o n t h e u a t l n n a l
d e m a n d e l vp m m fz m h e r t h e p r l c va
o n L i h vr t y b o n d s . "
'|hM~9,h n sa id .w o u l d b e " l n o vl | | -
b l o nllrect ll n a nc l a l mnleq u.~nr Ml.."
atlullmx t h a t P fvb a h l v l n l l l r fc l r n u l t s
wr m h l h e " g r a ve uhl ng vr o f ' r e n e w e d
l n l l m l m .In c n° m wr l c o m m n d l t x pr i ce s
lm ! u ns e l t lw l b us l u m s c o n ul l l i on l . "
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740 00 P a r so ns D nt ll ut o In P ul hl o.
Dv- n vr er . P a i n. - ( In c t h n u n n n i a n o n
h u n d r e d f a m l l l n , o r T u b p e r m n n a r e
i n ab s o lu t e w a n t a s a r r s u l l o f t h e
Ho a! a t Pu Q bl o, P ol o ., U on rl nc m r (l l!\!f
r r . H h u u p u l Q n l o n d o u n n o u n u - d In l
|1n n'|a nm |l ¢m In whim'z h e u m m !t h e
pu b l l c tn r m d o r m o r e a n- t s l a u r n i n i n s
r h h a n r l t y .'.
ue d u ne ! r lvl lr n ym i 8 51 0 h nm fl. th e
p A n n u z l n n nnl d.T h e u m m w e r e
n h i n e d fr o m I r o p c r !: n a d a b y t h e
R i d C m u a n d n l h r r p u b l l r a x vn c l e n .
h a m Pr o p o s a l B i g n t d .
Zl a r lt l h ,N .J. - - T l l v K u n : P u r l e n
r n u l u l l o n docl arl lag p a g e r l w t w ve n
l h r U n i t e d tilatc-n a n d t h e ve n t r a l
pa w n u 'l u n a l i g ne d b y P r m ml d vn i H a r d
i n g a t t h e h o m e o f B e n u o r I ` n ' H n ¢
lu n u w n ll e r e w h f r l h e m u ;sp e n d i n g
Um l" o l. \ tt h o f Ju ly .
Ti m r n n l u t i u n a n fi n al l y m l o p i e d
bs mngro-ns. m¢~r1:|;d w l a r va t h e s j n r
w i t h Il e - n a n n y a n d Au s t r i a a t n n 1 - m l
n m ! r w r r r n t o t h e U q i l e d S t a i n a l !
r l g l n n a n d p r i t i l vg f n w h i c h th i s n n -
Il n h w n u i d h a ve n h t n l n u d un u lvr Lho
l m n y o f \ e r a n l . | In .T h e p r a vl s l e n
wgu ul ll ng t h e d i w l a m t i o n o f w a r w a s
n l r h k vn o u t b e r n u s a o f : h a m u m : -
t l u n n t h u m - m e m b e r s : t m l n m i g h t
b l ' m n s t r u r d a s ¢w p u d l n l l n n o f t h e
w a r .
T h e so n at a rr m : ht !e nn s .a s us u al .
pn so n tv-: I 1|so l i d fr o n t i n f n m r o !
t h e p e a r e r u n l u t l n n .A l l o f t h o XD
\n l ¢| l ng m ln a l u w e r e m s t b y d e m o -
ll| 1l¢ 'I.'Th r e e d r m o c n l e n . S h i e l d s o l '
'I¢=nne|\¢er°.W n i n h o f M u n c h u s e l t a
a n d W a i m n o f in- oh zi n.s u p p o n vd
: h e r fs o l n l l o n .wlz lle s m r n !ot he rs ,
ln c i u d l n g n e w o f L l l n o u r i ,w e r e
m i n d I n f a vo r o 2 , ! t .
Judge Finn HI;-nulf.
Jnmntourn.N. IJ.--llvmnln of thu!
pcllce snaglan-atv mari have fhow :tml
J..L Hurphy,the magin|r|\u-.dna!
himlelf l l on a 1harm'he Iluixvda¢|l!lli hlmselt far drlvlnt his men
lnllmnulniir rm tho wrong skk' nf the
alrnt in lvnld an urrlulvilt.3ln|1\hy
was nrrnted by a putrnimnn whothough! the magialratn "wal trying
lulm milk"Us mid Ihv tina.
W i g s Q u n t i o n U p t o M i n .
Pls ir ngn , nn .-'n» » gc- ne -1- at r hnl rm nn
u f I h r f l u - l n d l n l n l l m m l s m p l u y o n '
umu wl lt ln nn a t u mn -tl mx Iam -w » de cl lm
u l t o : b o u l d e r t h e rospsmnlhlklly fn r
n r w p t l n g t h o w a g e rm-duellnns w h l c h
a f vn t i n t o e ffN 'l Ju l y 1.u p o n o r d e r
n r t h e U n i t e d S t u n r n l l w m l l a b o r
ho a r d .'Th e y vo t e d t h a t th e e n l i m
m n t l vr :should b e ' N f e r m l l o t h e
Iln~mbPl"lhlp t h m u n l l a r o fo r r n d u m
m l n t o b e m m p l e l m ! b y S e p t e n s l m ' L "
T h e or g n nl z n tl n n n reprvgsenled
\\e\li'I h r l l m l l u r l a o o d o f l n m m n l l vo
H n fl n e e r u , Il r u l l w r h o o d n f l n m m o t h r ff
Ia r c m e n g m !IIn g i n o n w n .U r d vr o f
l m l l w n y ('onllu<io1"l\.B r o t h e r h o o d o f
l l n l l r u a d Tr a l n z n vn .a n d t h a S w i t c h
n u ~ n s U n i o n u t N o r t h A m e r l m .
new York wanna ony.Zion.lll.-Dffll 'Inrk is 1|vary
wlrkrd diy. hwch wane wan Chivxgo,
nemnllnl in tha' report of Ima "Zion
ameri!" who returned hm after morn
man me mnntlau mm!In try in! to
show um mvtmpolll the error of In
urns.
Kamal Minors #laura to Work..
l*!lI|\1||.|nz.KIM.-I'nc li|1£I|'all uftlw mlm-fs of the Kansas dlstriel have
nlu mr d to work.They wvrv sau-.
farllortnl the mu :l l Fnlumhun,of
Atnundrr llmut und Allgmll Uorc hy.unlnn ollrlals.
h d l r n t T n R t e - H a i l .
W ashlngzmn.D .4` . - - Th a b u r e a u o f
I m s m u l r e w n u o a n n n n n m l th a t t h a
tl : r ve r l p t s h y t ho g r w er n m a - nl fu t f Il l !
il n u i yo u r e nd i n g . Iu u n a o l n l h I¢ ~ ¢ $ 4 .
I5U8.Il1?l,2¢8.o f w h i c h t3.212'r1a.4sm
v u q m w a fr o m I n m m r a n d p m t !
l u l l .T h a st a te m en t w a s h a n d o n
d l m o n t e h - g r a m ! O f J u n e 3 0 .
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K\|hn's phoim will pleue you :><1f <1c~|¢»»~»~<|c»~|<\r»|<»r»~n»<~»f>onf~»|<1f»~n¢»f>a»f;NOTICE To CONTRACIORS F n d Nk h a du n d funny.Be w s
'uc ompanied by their wuxln, I!fr.n|~ ~ '"»ff-1i"l'2»ff~i»u m m B R I E F S - - L o c a l a n d P @ f S 0 H @ 1 i : ~ ; ¢ ,~ s : ; : : : , ; z ~HE .1;r@;vr15R1>R1sE
OIN A. no/wa s Plbllnkr
hh Per Yen SLM
lssvzn svsnv TBUlSDA[
Aaordlng in the llteit figures ;:I\-
in' out by thole in lUUa¢1|t3 m..hc
city iceivlnat, 'lim mn cf prvdac lng
ce. flnrivt diprlrlatlnn._h:!cre..t andbw:bond. will be uw: per ix 1 TB?
in Sri!! be sold. in an Infnfmed, at
811 per tan on the platfonn. thus giv-
ing | net profit of $5.43 per Lon. The
pianz is lllppolcll Lo pmdume |_toru=
per d|5r.1f it oprmtn 300 dw' per
y et! makin;1,800 ton: of les, the
profits wash! be npproximntlly HU.-
W0.Either tlw public il I0 ply 100muchfor ic e or the oust is tn he
iratgn than the 85.51 quoted.
Enteml as neomddu; mtttlr at
an DNV-\£flea at nun, Nob., under
tl u t o! Congzln of llsrch 3, 1819.
. .._. . .. .- nLouFrnzicriwopposed in "blind
z u w l u r 'in rnuniclpd or |zov`ém-
mental nlfnirs rd, in proof thereof,
note tha parnganph from his Folt-
mom Clronlcle:"The city authori-
llel hmre hooctui wuter, light, power
nd hvnl.rata.Possibly-ond per-
--Um action necessary.It might
also help somewlut if nl! water ond
electric connection:were properly
metered,together with the unount
of Inter ond juite which in conswnld
by the city for public |===fP°»¢f~.I !
this ln done and a comprehensive
:system of bookkeeplng installed, the
officials may eventually be able to
tell where they "sro az."ln the
meantime. orerybody il ddnra lot
of bllnrl gonadal. *lrhkh seems to ho
o chronic ?|.\ii§ in public doin"
ua
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP
When the workmen mlm 'lhc work-
ahepl. and the nilrosd men the
Tlnil
And the grocermen the .4rf°°=rie¢»
and tbl mnll cl¢ri44>1§n the mails,When the preachers wan the pul-
pit: md the preumen own the
lhopn.
And the driilen own the ol! felis,
and ihe jails are owned by cops.
Wh-ln thu mundla own the lilrhi
plzntl And SM fnnm an owned
by Lbs stile,
When conductors svn the nlrcet
c m. a nd mh d r i ve r u m h n -
bu| ----
WH!you tell us common people.
vrotinel 'becomes of us?
The Rholdel Coal and Feed Smn'Gm\wers Cornaradon will svmiusllyden grinding.q,,,,,, one al Lhe mann of hnpmving
tho l u m e n mu k n .He unlalned
'I'A~.~1 .-1Farmen who Wlah to get eu e t
A good crowd, composed of some of .oust of production records can have
the most lntlligent and wide-a\sake"°¢°'d book! from the county agent.
farmers in Washington county nn¢.1|N° man can guess the cost °' pro
the council room of the City H," 1.t!d\!dioB on e tteld.It will vary from
'Iarm to farm.Some men are makingSauzgday evening to die-cuss the na-
tional Kenner legislation.Full mlnu»
in of this mqetlng go fon\sn:l to the
pint Congreaaionalcommittee of Ar-.
1i¢||||§||d ll'|(]'ll.ll'}"which u w so
hcadag Monday. July nur.=
This committee asked the National
Farm Bureau Federation if anything
really was wrong with the farmers;
What?And admat do the farmers
went done for them?
I-Ividently one of the most pressing
troubles of the Iarrncr is the present
super-fret;ht rm.While farm pro»
ducts have dropped disrliy from war
prices to l9I3 levels. the government
has lllowed the railrol-ds to calmly
proceed to raise their rates time and
time again.Amng those present at
the meeting was State Senator Miller,
who ernphstteslly registered his pro-
test against hreeent freight rates, c
pressing his belief that their volume
of business would increase enormously
if retea were adhrsterl. thereby allow-
ing their revenue to be sa great naever while serving a greater number
of people to greater advantage.
Former State Representative C. C.
Van Deuien, Vito President of the
Washington County E'arm Bureau
presided at the meeting, stating om-
§m°n¢r white others lone.Recon]
'hooks wail tell you what each depart
'ment of yor business is doing for.;'ou.
No business man erooldattempt to
ron a 850.00000 business without
keeping close account ol'each part
of it..Many farmers are doing it now
and Ilnd that it pays.Following is a. iiailt of certified Kem
rod wheat holds in Washington county.
These men paid n'o1emium of $1 pct
bushel a m fall and are willing to
take their Joss.The |.\!lgle prim is
25 rents above the market.In Kan-
ese, where the seed was first broughtfrom Crimra,Russia. back in` 1002.
they are ntlll sklng 31:00 premium
per bushel over market..It speaks
well for the fairness of these Wash
ington county breeders of pure wheat
when they are ao moderate.There
is a considerable demand for lianrod
vheatln this county and anyone who
wnnurit had best see about it at oueo.
John S. Hooks, Blhlr; Chas. T.Kang.
Craig;Fred Brackett. Nicltersoof F.
M.Willard, Arlington:C.S.Allen
Irvington; N. C. Nelson. Ollie Horsh
all, Kennarrl; Peter Bal. Tyson, Blair.
Some excellent eampies of Kannecl
wheat are on display in tho Farm
Bureau olltoe.It would be but to xopmienlzythatsomethingCtrtllllly lIaarrongwithpresentagri-cultural.'"" see this wheat in the Mid how»
condition! and hat Congressbe u|w|¢c\er.There are other tlelde in the
to remedy them.Among tho in,!,,,,1.;eounty which were not certified, some
ont questions token up was the rc- became of impure seed und some be-quest un; the Federal Reserve Sy s-i'-¥"'¢ the owners did not reque{t.it
sem g ordered br Congress to gh, Names of some of these maybe hed
priority to basic production.It \| ras!"""'the county agent.Oftentimes
felt um there was undoubtedly too our extra four bushels or so In the
much credit [muted during gm boom,i yield will determine whether or not
but mn \m,,- there was decidedly roo man in farming at a loss or at a
little credit given for ordinary busi- profit.
neu.|Some of the Pig Chnl: membermare
State Representative Spriek was
docidotliy opposed to the Wall Street
plan of imposing a sales tax of one
pcr cent on ol! mee fn place of tho
present excess proittfiax.The roles
tai:would hit the farrnere on both
reporting average gains of 133 pounds
per Pix daily.How many farmers
can say that,$50.00 more has been
added to the prize list for vii: club
members.'Those who feed their pigs
on throuzh to the ond will be the
envy of oll their friends when fairends.When selling his produce .,_.;
per cent would be clecuted.Whenl*i""° rolls around.
buying, one per cent would in ,d,g,¢;¢Mr. Horrhdl 11.11 in and announced
The whole crowdwotecl ,_mln{m°u,|y;thnt all schooi children will be pro-
vided with free tickets to the countagainst the roped of the excess vw-Em e u m a n d a g a i n s t u w i m p o s i t i o n o t f a i r t h i s y e a r .T h e r e s u r e l y w i l l -
5 ~m e s u g ,l l 7 0 1 1 ,H C H V O l t t e n d l n f e e
A u n a n i m o u s p r o o t e s t w a s m o d e A s t o c k r e m e d y m a n 7 1 1 "b e e n i n
a g d n s t t h e p v c t i o e o f s h o r t .s e l l i n g : f _ " ° d " * ` ° d l n * ' * " U " § ¢ ° \ |t o w n s h i p l i t h r
o n o n m s n e x c h a n g e .O u t s i d e o f C o u n t y A g e n t .B e t t e r d m n t o
t h e d e m o r a l i s i o g c l l e c t o n t h e m a r - , W E I ' a r m B u r e a u o l l l c e a n d g e t
~ n s u m c r e a a c q u a i n t e d s o t h a t w o n ' t l e t a n y o n e
HE .1;r@;vr15R1>R1sE
OIN A. no/wa s Plbllnkr
hh Per Yen SLM
lssvzn svsnv TBUlSDA[
Aaordlng in the llteit figures ;:I\-
in' out by thole in lUUa¢1|t3 m..hc
city iceivlnat, 'lim mn cf prvdac lng
ce. flnrivt diprlrlatlnn._h:!cre..t andbw:bond. will be uw: per ix 1 TB?
in Sri!! be sold. in an Infnfmed, at
811 per tan on the platfonn. thus giv-
ing | net profit of $5.43 per Lon. The
pianz is lllppolcll Lo pmdume |_toru=
per d|5r.1f it oprmtn 300 dw' per
y et! makin;1,800 ton: of les, the
profits wash! be npproximntlly HU.-
W0.Either tlw public il I0 ply 100muchfor ic e or the oust is tn he
iratgn than the 85.51 quoted.
Enteml as neomddu; mtttlr at
an DNV-\£flea at nun, Nob., under
tl u t o! Congzln of llsrch 3, 1819.
. .._. . .. .- nLouFrnzicriwopposed in "blind
z u w l u r 'in rnuniclpd or |zov`ém-
mental nlfnirs rd, in proof thereof,
note tha parnganph from his Folt-
mom Clronlcle:"The city authori-
llel hmre hooctui wuter, light, power
nd hvnl.rata.Possibly-ond per-
--Um action necessary.It might
also help somewlut if nl! water ond
electric connection:were properly
metered,together with the unount
of Inter ond juite which in conswnld
by the city for public |===fP°»¢f~.I !
this ln done and a comprehensive
:system of bookkeeplng installed, the
officials may eventually be able to
tell where they "sro az."ln the
meantime. orerybody il ddnra lot
of bllnrl gonadal. *lrhkh seems to ho
o chronic ?|.\ii§ in public doin"
ua
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP
When the workmen mlm 'lhc work-
ahepl. and the nilrosd men the
Tlnil
And the grocermen the .4rf°°=rie¢»
and tbl mnll cl¢ri44>1§n the mails,When the preachers wan the pul-
pit: md the preumen own the
lhopn.
And the driilen own the ol! felis,
and ihe jails are owned by cops.
Wh-ln thu mundla own the lilrhi
plzntl And SM fnnm an owned
by Lbs stile,
When conductors svn the nlrcet
c m. a nd mh d r i ve r u m h n -
bu| ----
WH!you tell us common people.
vrotinel 'becomes of us?
The Rholdel Coal and Feed Smn'Gm\wers Cornaradon will svmiusllyden grinding.q,,,,,, one al Lhe mann of hnpmving
tho l u m e n mu k n .He unlalned
'I'A~.~1 .-1Farmen who Wlah to get eu e t
A good crowd, composed of some of .oust of production records can have
the most lntlligent and wide-a\sake"°¢°'d book! from the county agent.
farmers in Washington county nn¢.1|N° man can guess the cost °' pro
the council room of the City H," 1.t!d\!dioB on e tteld.It will vary from
'Iarm to farm.Some men are makingSauzgday evening to die-cuss the na-
tional Kenner legislation.Full mlnu»
in of this mqetlng go fon\sn:l to the
pint Congreaaionalcommittee of Ar-.
1i¢||||§||d ll'|(]'ll.ll'}"which u w so
hcadag Monday. July nur.=
This committee asked the National
Farm Bureau Federation if anything
really was wrong with the farmers;
What?And admat do the farmers
went done for them?
I-Ividently one of the most pressing
troubles of the Iarrncr is the present
super-fret;ht rm.While farm pro»
ducts have dropped disrliy from war
prices to l9I3 levels. the government
has lllowed the railrol-ds to calmly
proceed to raise their rates time and
time again.Amng those present at
the meeting was State Senator Miller,
who ernphstteslly registered his pro-
test against hreeent freight rates, c
pressing his belief that their volume
of business would increase enormously
if retea were adhrsterl. thereby allow-
ing their revenue to be sa great naever while serving a greater number
of people to greater advantage.
Former State Representative C. C.
Van Deuien, Vito President of the
Washington County E'arm Bureau
presided at the meeting, stating om-
§m°n¢r white others lone.Recon]
'hooks wail tell you what each depart
'ment of yor business is doing for.;'ou.
No business man erooldattempt to
ron a 850.00000 business without
keeping close account ol'each part
of it..Many farmers are doing it now
and Ilnd that it pays.Following is a. iiailt of certified Kem
rod wheat holds in Washington county.
These men paid n'o1emium of $1 pct
bushel a m fall and are willing to
take their Joss.The |.\!lgle prim is
25 rents above the market.In Kan-
ese, where the seed was first broughtfrom Crimra,Russia. back in` 1002.
they are ntlll sklng 31:00 premium
per bushel over market..It speaks
well for the fairness of these Wash
ington county breeders of pure wheat
when they are ao moderate.There
is a considerable demand for lianrod
vheatln this county and anyone who
wnnurit had best see about it at oueo.
John S. Hooks, Blhlr; Chas. T.Kang.
Craig;Fred Brackett. Nicltersoof F.
M.Willard, Arlington:C.S.Allen
Irvington; N. C. Nelson. Ollie Horsh
all, Kennarrl; Peter Bal. Tyson, Blair.
Some excellent eampies of Kannecl
wheat are on display in tho Farm
Bureau olltoe.It would be but to xopmienlzythatsomethingCtrtllllly lIaarrongwithpresentagri-cultural.'"" see this wheat in the Mid how»
condition! and hat Congressbe u|w|¢c\er.There are other tlelde in the
to remedy them.Among tho in,!,,,,1.;eounty which were not certified, some
ont questions token up was the rc- became of impure seed und some be-quest un; the Federal Reserve Sy s-i'-¥"'¢ the owners did not reque{t.it
sem g ordered br Congress to gh, Names of some of these maybe hed
priority to basic production.It \| ras!"""'the county agent.Oftentimes
felt um there was undoubtedly too our extra four bushels or so In the
much credit [muted during gm boom,i yield will determine whether or not
but mn \m,,- there was decidedly roo man in farming at a loss or at a
little credit given for ordinary busi- profit.
neu.|Some of the Pig Chnl: membermare
State Representative Spriek was
docidotliy opposed to the Wall Street
plan of imposing a sales tax of one
pcr cent on ol! mee fn place of tho
present excess proittfiax.The roles
tai:would hit the farrnere on both
reporting average gains of 133 pounds
per Pix daily.How many farmers
can say that,$50.00 more has been
added to the prize list for vii: club
members.'Those who feed their pigs
on throuzh to the ond will be the
envy of oll their friends when fairends.When selling his produce .,_.;
per cent would be clecuted.Whenl*i""° rolls around.
buying, one per cent would in ,d,g,¢;¢Mr. Horrhdl 11.11 in and announced
The whole crowdwotecl ,_mln{m°u,|y;thnt all schooi children will be pro-
vided with free tickets to the countagainst the roped of the excess vw-Em e u m a n d a g a i n s t u w i m p o s i t i o n o t f a i r t h i s y e a r .T h e r e s u r e l y w i l l -
5 ~m e s u g ,l l 7 0 1 1 ,H C H V O l t t e n d l n f e e
A u n a n i m o u s p r o o t e s t w a s m o d e A s t o c k r e m e d y m a n 7 1 1 "b e e n i n
a g d n s t t h e p v c t i o e o f s h o r t .s e l l i n g : f _ " ° d " * ` ° d l n * ' * " U " § ¢ ° \ |t o w n s h i p l i t h r
o n o n m s n e x c h a n g e .O u t s i d e o f C o u n t y A g e n t .B e t t e r d m n t o
t h e d e m o r a l i s i o g c l l e c t o n t h e m a r - , W E I ' a r m B u r e a u o l l l c e a n d g e t
~ n s u m c r e a a c q u a i n t e d s o t h a t w o n ' t l e t a n y o n e
#Government mai!for for
la!e No.C 197103 nn Hitt.offlcu
File 2507,Ex-Soldier plane call for
mme.James Ear! Sylvia ordered to Ash-
bury Hospihl for further treatment
for T. B.~ ~ i l l t h e c o d
r1i\l\&1.8 o t m r m m m m n an the
boy'|lun !!much benefit.Redsber-
11:13
4:35
8:45
2:54
a.
p.
a.
n.
rn. Daily.C h i c k f o o d f o r s a l e a t t h e R h o n d e s i u c u u o u o o u u l u u o u v o u u o u u s u u l m l r i u v o
.1° '.§,§;ff*w,,_Con! and 'Feed mme.l Kumrs Photo: will please y ou.1 1§uhn's Photo: will please you.
m. Daily.4 The expenses connected Wllh o col~Did you get that tire Hsu-d nt?Did y ou gr! that tire End y ell'
m. Dnilv.IQ" °d°°"I°I} can be c ur by "'¥F"?2 Bailer on Robinson-Better an Robinson.
Public Works;-uh 1"|°¢lf Brownell
Block,I t Lircoin,Nebraska,until
5:00 o'¢:lock P. M., on July 23r 1921,
for constructing Wood Guard Rall ond
incidental work on the Florence tn
om street:nr ' r ¢ h m h ,w o w
waning.If ar owner: desire to Iwi
their can gnywhere ldthln Exe gs-
nesa dimict on than nights they mn:
nlmost Gither get a 1 u e r n d x :W | ~x . . I 0
Tr a i n s N o r t h .
o r -...n . . n . ......\..¢J
|tT Dana College.24-1.1 " " "l \id |g,°¢g_x \\1 1 ;1,g._,_»00d f m-Blah Irojcc t No.91 Federal Aid or rl: aug; of! on some:eThe families of I. N. Warrick and g y Joe Lazure was in Blau' 303 ily i;r;;_.3A::'T'; §:u_l_plim_'Q Road 1 Egl; inch of space i, new seefnlndr
Dr. Earl Moau celebrated July u h *°ar-.. . _ , . .. , .__,.__nm. will lm opened in the Depart- oc cupied from we c ommmm mu
~ ~ 3 : ~ ~ ~ I n t K r u g P a r k i n 0 ' r | 1 a h m.Lawn. Grass Send gt Aye Br\i8 Mz x i i atge ; ° § ; f ° " "muc n c °w°ment of Public Wurkn,4th Floor on both aides af the ltme h md k
8:55 n. m. Dain cxcent S%nrI:xy. I Golden West Hour.made at Send House.15-if 20.31 Rninh Mnnrim B f ° " " f ' f " ~ ° f ' o _ r _ n a a r F P ' ~ " " ° . b ° f k ' . . m d ~ ° . ' 1 _-___nd mail forwarded,
-\Trains South.
9:25 a. rn. Daily except Sunday
12:57 a. m. Daily except Sunday
6:28 p. m. Ualky.
5A |= £ TY I COURTESY sERvscE
Did you get that tire llxcd yet?
Better are Robinson.
For Rent-Two sleeping rooms at
2!4 W. Waehlngzton street.1-if
Dana College Fall Term opens
Sept. 27.Write for catalogue.24-tf
Comkey'a Starting Feed for sale
at the Rhoades Cod and Feed store.
Mr. and Mrs. Jud Bowman have. re-
tumed from a \\°eel¢'s visit at Dodge,
Reb.
Blair Chautauqua begins August
25 and holds forth six days until
August ae inclusive.\_
I
Golden West Hour,made at
Puritan mills, 52. 5 per sack at The
Rhoades goal nd Feed Store.
Misa Katherine Snueh of Lincoln
1| veltinit her sl.ste1.ami :fami1§» Mr.
and Mrs.Hcrward Jensen,west of
Blair.
Let the Blair Home Bakery do your
special baking when y ou have enm-
pany or are serving on refreshment
eommitteea l8tf
Miss Blanche Hill of Idaho in spend-
ing a few weeks at home coming by
way of auto from Omaha last Sunday
evening with Mr. and ll-ire Em! lahders.
Miss Dorothy Kelly,daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly of Central
City is viailiing her aunts, Misses
Blury, Lizzie and Kate Kelly in north
aBlair.
Rev Geo.Smith who has been
visiting his mother, sister! and other
relatives for the past two weeks left
Tuesday noon for his home in Oxnanl.
California.
A.n<lre'a' Cruieknhank and daughter
Ruth left Tuesday evening, via auto,
for Casper, Wyoming.They expect
to be gone some time and will visit
several places while them
Krug Park, the Mecca for Blair-
ites these hot dusty days was crowd-
ed last Su y and among the Blair
folks were Mr. and Mn Ed Gilbert-
son, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jensen and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jensen who en-
joyed a plenie supper and a swim in
the poet.
T H E \ \ E E K L Y M A R K E T R E P O R T
H e n s _
Ro o s t e r s _
Springs .
E g g s _
B u t t e r .
B u t t e r f m
W h e a t .
C o r n ,y c l l o w
Oa t s , n e w
Oils, D111 .
H o g s _.
. _ - _
J
- - - v i *
......--..-
¢ -_...-
_ . . . --_ ._ .
.19
.us
.25
.24
.25
.28
;...|.;u.-H.;¢--..
1
51.03
.40
- - - - - - - r .22
.26
.00 to $1.215
Rhoades Coal and Feed Store.
Hams Winter Larson and wife and
Mr.anI Mrs.Chds Winters spent
Sunday evening at Krug Park in
n r ". -".. '. . r 'V
'. 1 . --_ _ ~ ¢ " "'\ " ''_
~~""~~ ~x ~ " " - `3 - ` - . _ _ ' . :
r '~ ».\f :
§B A N . r s § E O H ; m f ~ I H R P E Q H L ~
-.: 1 _ . _ . . - - -
~;|~ i~. 'ro FIWQUR .N I-.gms f fff
WHAT REGULARITY DQES
Huw far would you gm. if you um
or llcpt only when you felt like St!
Just as hr as y ou get when y ou
ww: rnohvy oniy whenever you happen
to fee! like il.You h|\'c rrgular hours for uting
aw uleeplng.In the name nny, have regular days
for uvlng.n u just u Smporulnt.
You do not alway s all the same
amuunt, neithor need youfnlvruys save
the nme amount, if you Adopt mw-
larll.;..1
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Qouth and Third streets.one block
north Dr. }Iead'a place to the corner
where John Rhosdes lives.
Strayed:My horse strayed away
on last Satunlay.Anyone knowing
of a stray horse, please call Mr. P.
S. Moore, Bell phone Ash 1131.
"Grandpa" Crulcllahanlc.
Mrs. A. I-I. Hanna returnd last
Pdday from a ten day's vacation
down at Fairfax, Missouri where her
parents and other relatives live.
Mrs. Drusie Mc Cann of Arlington
spent a few days at the homes af her
sisters, Mrs. Cllns. Pilchcr and Mrs.
Joe -Love near Blair the tlrst of the
week.
_Funeral services were held July 3.
at H. Calhoun for Wm. Kruse Sr. an
old and highly respected citizen of
that village.His six sons ac ted as
pall bearers.
Rev. and Mm A. IIf Marsh leave
next Sunday afternoon for Colorado
Sprinfrs, Colo., for a visit with their
daughter and grand-children.They
expect to he gone for some weeks.
Golden West flop:,made at
Puritan mills, $2.25 per sack at The
Rhoodee Goal and Feed Store.For sflzm-A strictly modern home.
Close ln.New.City water .elec-
trlc lights,furnace.full basement.
Three and one-half acres of land.
This ls n real bargain.For full par
tlculars inquire at The Enterprise
ofllce.14-tf
M. M. Halbert of the Blair Pharm-
acy is a reglnered phamcist in Iowa
and Nebraska and has _had 28 years
experience in this business.llc has
an acl ln another place in this Issue
of The Enterprise soliciting a share
nf the pnblic's patronage.
Nashville cehzbrated Jin; -nh with
a whoop and harruh.A large crowd
was there.wandering among the
trees and up and down the pdncipal
and only street in the villaxe.A ball
game kept the interest of many for
an hour or so.Roast beef and plenty
of it was served to the h|.lngrycrowd
free of charge and apparently all
went home satisfied with the cele-
bratlon.
Patronizn home institution by buy-
ing your bread of the Blair Home
Bakery.Nice Une of other bakery
goods. she.18tf
Hrs. Jilmea ll.. Caldwell is improv
.I st i e s t r o k e .H e r d a u g h t e r ,h i m C a r
s o n i s a t t e n d i n g h o r .
I I .
- r r i c n n L e g i o n m e t In s t M o n d a y e ve n -
insr.R e fr e s h m e n t s a n d a aoc ini
e ve n i n g m e r a en j o y e d .
Golden W itt tiour.made a v The only rnarriagwe license b murimn mills, $225 vsr sack at The Rhis month is to climmi A.J am¢» wa
h0¢d¢5 Coal and Feed Store.'Carol Lena Anderson both o! Omaha.
There are some new things ln bd-r L{)S'I'.--Je\sellml fmtemitv nln.
day of .!u1y,1921.County Boards mu n plio of money mfllctenily Inga
are hcrrby requested 30 be present to please any ordinlry person fir
or represented.Bidders a n invited life.|§n lm nrmment I Fx. Csikntm Chronicle '
1765 Lin. Feet Wood Guard Rail.
Certliied check for 5 per cent of
the amount of the bid will be required
with wh and every bid received.
Plans aml apeelfieations for the
work may be neen and infomation
and propose?forum secured at the
oflice of the County Clerk at Blair,
Ncbruke or et the olhce of the State
Department nf Public Wonin at Lin-
coln, Nebraska.
The Stale and Count? reserve the
right to waive all teehnicalitiea and
reject any or dl bidi.
Mary C. lfabbel, County Clerk,
Waahington County.
Geo. E. Johnson. Secretary.23-32
Having purqhased The W itherby \r
Drug Stock we are now
OPENED FOR BUSINESS
with a. full line ol
DRUGS--PAINTS--VARNISHES.
PATENTS and mwo SUNDR|E5_
Prescriptions a speciélty.
We respebtfully solicit a share
ol your patronage.
Respéctfuliy,
mln PHARMACY
"Warfare"
Those who conspire to wus! an nn-
junt pmBt from the necessity of the
peopka do not profess enmity.To
profess enmity would be to invlbe do-
ntruction.They operate under the
guise ol frlenzhhlp and work s mis-
chief that il more than s breach of
aliafianco, more thu adherence to an
enemy -that ln, in short. an ac t of
warfare in quest of spoil.--Satuldly
Ekening Post.
s r v 5,-»'=v_.1 ~." vQ,
~~g a
Mrs.Hmm m,n former maiden!
of Calhoun, but now llvlng with* iq
:on Arthur at LeRoy, Minn.. is vid!-»ing relative: and old h*iend| in thk
vicinity.0fMaterial .ia being hauled for the
congiruction of a reiidence for Harry
Rohwer,a short distanee soothes#
of his pmenta! home.And the '¢mt.rl-
monial editor hereof pne¢lictu1.hat
Herry won't keep bache!or'a hdl Ia
the new dwelling, either..-
He r ma n n mo l
In smite of the heavy mins of Bun-
day night and Monday morning Ulu
picnic at the Fielohoz'a grove in the
New Endand neighborhood was lf
.1 -
o u s N m m m o n l x o ' m w x s man Hn ltore.T h e i r m a m
Burl Clmnlr Herlld while at the ranch will be.-K3m1ll5°»
1'. w. Amd! rnownd vu from Blur mm s , f r o m huh po int th er" wil
and spent Sunday with his miner Mm he served by run] fm ddivgrx.
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mf ===»<1» at the Blair Home B"'°"%`[rri§1e§-»f }=¢=li-ls...n;.f: ahleni
.mder the new manazemem. Come h'Crescont, ruby and diamond in een-
and try them.183 \Il|.'|.Reward for relum to The En-lf you can get your college wo:kll\'1'P1iue
at Dann College, why go away to gill M
it .Pay us a visit and Iel. uk seo
what can be done._2.4-if
The Bel! Telephone fompany have
had a crew of men busy lay ing an
under ground cable on the street next
Lo the telephone ofhce.
Mrs. ,Ii M.Rhoados spent a few
days last week at the homeo of her
son James and her grand-son Everett
Rhondes in north Blair.,
Among the newly elected onion
- r | \ . . .u . . \ . . . . . . . ! |- h h a l l | n \ \ ' ¢ \ \ ° | \ l
i rn. Kenneth Ross of Omaha apr t
Twbday at the home of her uncle and
nunl. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jensen and
Hans to go out to the home of her
parents.Mr.and Mn .Nels Janeen
for n few days visit before Ictumlng
to her home.
A rommittee from the Chamber of
Commerce waited on the school bond
:ll their meeting last Monday night
with the object of inducing tho boqnd
no purchar-e_the Caxtelter pasture for
am athletic ground.lt is proposed to
due bo the fact that the writer is a
volunteer worker and is not placing
work under the auspices of any onesonrlera, work pending will have to bel
when in 'tu n\Iwmhingkan 4:ount;.|
boys tlrst oflcr which outlayiug c~oun~[ty cues Wm be ziven meh attentEon|
an we c an render them ln due timcl
.md ex-service won can mst assured,
that no one will be turned :stay !.hlt`has n worthy case regunlless of 1»\hen.l
whore or whyfore of the plac omont
of delay.i
l
Golden West flour,made al.
Puritan mills, $2.25 per sack at The
Rhoades Cool and Feed Storo.g
The EntcrprifP for job work.|
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."l l w A1l.||uua\ xauu nu nn "*tate Nurmnl wo note that Benjamin!
"\Ia\I\l\I. uf tm city waa clecacd
wcond \l\.0 pncsnimt.
A little party of friends gathered!
mt the w. G. Harrison homo last Fri-
:ta§ evening to celebrate the birthday
of Peter Nelson.A good time and
refreshments were en}oycd.
The paving gang are working on
Thin! street and will finialr the mhrk
on the south of the m é k ticfore
going onto Nebranka ,tacet which will
be paved from end to end.
trade in the old agricultural hve ncrc
tract on the tlcal.»
Suit hasihccn started in District
Conn by Mrs. S. F. Martin against
(`. 0.*Da\\.|on.The complainant pe-
titions thc court to cancel thc deeds
for th; c anning hctory propc ny on
U19 grounds that the deeds were never
:Imi(vcrc¢E.This promises to be quita
a suit.Herman Ay e ls attorney for
Mrs. Martin.
Did you get that tire flxd yet?
Better nee Robinson.
f==~==='fmllll m y travelled in u m :
gg;f 1lm h e o r d e m by Congress to 51,Names of some of these mnyjae lull
priority to buzc production.1; \ | r u! "" "'the county agent.Oftentimu
felt that there im undoubtedly too um extra four bushels or so In th'
much credit [muted during uw boom,i yield will determine whether or not
b u t m n ' n o w t h e r e w a s d e c i d e d l y t o o e m o n i n f a r m i n g a t a l o s s o r a t a
ll i t t l e c r e d i t .g i v e n f o r o r d i n a r y b u s i -p r o f i t .
n e u .|S o m e o f t h e P i g C l u b m e m b e r m a r e
Stste Representative Sprick was
decidedly opposed to the Wall Street
plan of lmpooing a nies tax of one
per cent on al! men fn place of the
present execs! prolltfiax.The roles
t d would hit the hrrnore on both
reporting average gulns of 133 pounds
per Pix daily.How mlny farmers
can say that,$50.00 more has been
added to the prize lint for Pia: club
members.'Those who feed their pix'
on throuzh to the end will be the
ends.When selling hi, produce one:''nw of all their friends when fair
per cent would be decuted.Whenl*i"'*° rolls around.
buying, one ber cent would be ,d,g,d,Mr. Horehdl 11.11 in and announced
The whole crowdwotecl ,_mln{m°u,|y;thnt all school children will be pm-
aglinat the NPN1 of the excess vw-E added with free ticket: to the county
ffm um und ggeiust uw imposition oflflif this year.There surely will be
a general :aloe tax,a real. ltctivo attendance..
A unanimous prooteat was mode A stock remedy man 711" been in-
egdnst the pvcuca of ahort shelling: troduced in Arlington tnwnlhip II the
on the grain exchange.Outiide of " C ° " " f Y Agent."Better fiom ni"
the demonlixing etlec t on the mar-,WE Ia r m Bureau o o o ond get
t i t w a s f e l t g m ;c o n s u m e r s a n d a c q g n i n t e t i s o t h a t w o n t l e t a n y o n e
sp x o d u c e n c o n t r i b u t e m a n y m l l l l o n s ' k °~ o u t h i n l :t h ~g o e m m e r r i d f
body'a broken down Henry. thlt the
avenge cost of producing nn nero of
corn was $24.50. allowing only mg on
the investment. that the avenge con
of producing an nero of wheat was
$27.00.That since the average yield
ol' Washington county was 35 bushels
of corn per aero and less than I6 bu.
of wheat per acre. at pnesent prices
the farmer stands to tone over $10.00
per'ocre on his crops.Flgoeea were
olno dt-en to show the loo: sustained
on feeder steers.
lt was the Unanimous census of
opinions, space does not permit fur-
ther detail, that the former fx suffer-
ing tor want of adequate protection.
that he is the only man who buys at
retail and sell: ntirholesule, and that
because of the tremendous and bank
importance of his lnuineol he llwulll
be protected from the organized ef-
fort:of other classes.President
Jensen ten positive that the Grnln
Thuridny for treatment under em-
ergency ordern of Relief ollleen.
Wallace first stnrtefl claim with Kear-
ney lied Cro# but being ill and l1ll\imr
a dependent famnly came home to Ar-
lington.Nebruka mul then placed
his c laim with Mrs.Jensen to glt
qulek action.
Bud: pay and adjustment of clem
pensation for Leonard Axtell was ol-
lowed and in addition Leonard gp;¢
Hospitalization onlern for thin week
fdr tonsllltie operation.
Thou. Osborn allowed Sec. 2 Voca-
tional adsobling and will accept nf
mme on soon on health will permit.
Tom won picked up on the street Blon-
day where he had f¢ll.en Unconscious
and was again placed under U. S. l'.
H. Sf"orulers.
Wllliem Gutschow reported home
for 30 dnyn from T. B. ward Uni\er~
nity Hospital mul compensation ml-
junment placed by Mn. Jensen after
o i a n a nn~y o nuppo eg a m b l e n nn r l t h e i r mul ls ta nl s.Th i f .
les ri ti ma lc m a r k e t w o o u i d g a u g e t h e N o t a u t I n t e r e s t l o E x - S u vi c e M e n
s u p p l y a n d t h e d e m l n d m u c hm o r e H ; \ l i t a b ! y a t n g m t s a vi n g .|B y M r s . J. P . Je n s o n
M o t i o n w a s m a d e ' i s ' F a r m H u n a n lfo a p i t u i i z a t i o n o n d e n f o r W a l la c e
I'n | \ i d c n t ,Je ns en ,w h o a r r i ve d l a t e H . A n t r i m a r r i ve d M o n d a y a n d W u l -
\
nd Unlvrr-
ation ml-
nsen amr
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Coon WITH G-A-S
The only sensible, sanitary
method.Cheaper than any
other way.
BLAIR GAS COMPANY
BLAIR.NEBRASKA
V~""'?"f"""""'uw cw
~Avvly ~ of www~1§f r / z ¢ , m m T 1 , .
~swab.. .naguh('awdyandnwdly-/
c a nDUT norm' think from thin.
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YOU Hzu; `:g,fzmn¢
HAS ]~,|g.C£8;a\R!LY,
ane w no na mc tha man y .
ovann 'rHmc ain.au1ze.0 0 0THE Auy lqsf human Lula
-ro BLOW through his Ilya.
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Bird like 'Fa
makes a model husband
! \HER NICE nov hxnbuul.
,.STEPFED OUT or m hllflg
..~WHISTLING LIKE a bln]
, "
~'",;€_esrec|A|.|.v wuzu.
1 . .° ' °..
, g f wrnon ALARMED ,mms wltc .
on AN ygryuy L\lln¢_
Lax: A 5¢:>a_anx,
on ON E.o \EDl0 lmokPl.
THAT sfnjefv.
WHICH §:_n1:A|N|.v
-ms REAL Ml¢|nr¢~,|_
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me wao un un c h an -
AND lNs'rA? of oalgaunl.
leather Prellictions:
Bright and fair until Sept=
ember first, to be followed by
a long, COLD winter,~
Aga YO U PREP ARED?
Rhoades Coal & Feed Store.
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nv
Reports c oming in from out over'
the county are to the meet that .n
are mins from 20 to 30 husheis per
acre, rye as high ae 30 bushels per
acre and other nmol! grains in pro-
portion.
Mr. and Mm. Junk Burnham enter-
tained Ja.ck'| parents, Mr. and Mn
J o n u Bureham ha t Monday at an
Crowell Home omdnling.Wllfilm obertson,an olml and
highly res pioneer citizen of
\\':1shing*ton ¢ou y passed away at
the home of his son Chnrles at Fort
Morgan, Colo.. July 11; dter seven!
weeks iilness nt the advances] age of
86 yearn The' deceased was born in
:Breckenridge county, Kentucky, Dec.
nnnivermry guppg th; g¢¢||,i9|| b?. 1935, Ind Wil \l1Bll"I¢d in i351 £0 Minning hw old folk; sou; wedding ann -|¥"rench who preceded him in doeth
neNll
I 18 months ago.renlllf?'!"L¢1a nn.. ln *Ja i na b : I n T E! ! l n l i lA heb* bo w horn o M ard'\n.x """': vu 41.v| unnam. J oh; Mu)rph;:,e stevdy monuna'lmior or ""§",""1'" E" &L°°"'=*r
Jim Cannon, who liven on the Wal-l n e so pmx m sr o henna
kinson form south of B:r and w. <;.|About twenty yearn °'° he and *"'
wrife moved to Perkins county whereHnmsonetchlostehone55the they farmed a large tract of land and
heat this week.\m.hem Hr. Robertson spent his last
For Sale-A line seven room real- ac tive yearndence ln the beat residence portion ,1 His children were all present at the
Grant street.House modern in '=';§d=' lest serl rites and are as follows: Mm
way and in excellent repair.G John Blaco,Mrs.Chas.Cunlnglnm8i\l°0¢@ Priced to eel!quick.In-Inna William of l(ennnrd,and
quire at The Enterprise office.8-tf *Charles of Fort Morgan, Colo., Lire.
5|5 F; t her of Jessie Tallman ol Fremont. and Mrs.Mr.and rn.ryan e e
Roundup, Mont.ma came in last \vc ekA"'° lienking of Elsie. Neb.TMI "
l t 1 l \ntl-childrenfrom the west to visit the Jud Taylor are e "°"°" s»~ ' e fern
family and Fletcher family for. u and a number of great B»'"""d'f7'"'
11.'fb I fx de d " "Svf ev xsere on s 're ya m]A large number of friends attendedthe way and iound t.ho.roads fme ;2he services at the church and ceme-Blrs.R.Reynolds of Tecumz-ch,n,_ showing the respect with which
Nels.. came over to liiell Saturday fu!the deceased 11.3 held in the communl~
as visit with her }""b""'d' who is "" ty where he had lived io many years.
\
Nwh o ev e r w nv w d : hm mid t n
1ln Netzruh s city of 1.500 jropuhllon
ahnd tha rains md simultaneously st!
Init thirty telephone!were ordered
ont.The company continued to
nm the thirty patrons md rontinu-
ad long dimnc e service, at the di-
zelction .of the :tate evmmtssicn and
in tht hope tlut the dilhrencea could
he hnrmouiounty utuod.There ure
phna ln making tn buy out tho pres-
antf eumpnny or for Inca! capital tn
mer a competing ilnr.'Dm dup of
war have been Iooecd in Bloomfield
and white the wmpany. with | iarge
investment ls losing: mmm tlniiy, the
listing in the Cutetter bank.Shv]
Mr.and Lira..Harry Smith of
I'l:|tumouth,Nab..were in nlillt
Saturday calling on olfhfriends. Mr.
Smith was marble cutter for John
Lutz when the family lived in Blair
and he now owns an establishment nf
his own at Plattsmouth.The 'famiiy
are looking well and prosperous.
The band concert for TlH.ll1*|;\}
awning, J uly 21, will he held un thv
gighth division hme just receive
woqi from the Werrlem Pusenge
Asclositoin announcing a miuoef
railroad rate of fan' and one-half fo
round trip to the lint reunion of th
division to be hold at flea Moines. In
Augfust 26 to 28.
The special rate will be xiven fo
all service mon who trarerl nt Cam
Dodge, either with the regular regi
ments of the division or with any u
lawn at the Crowell Home and an are
cream aucinl will be held in connection.
The proceeds from t_heesle of the
cream willbe ua-ed te buy chairs fill
the new dining room in the Home.
All are invited to attend and it lnrszr
crowd is expected.
A. R. Broc k and family have hull
es their guests for the pmt few day
Mr.¥lrDcl\t's sister.Mn .Roy llell
and children of St.. Psnl.Heb., an-I
a brother. Hurry Brock of Chappel.
Neb.They were aceompnnied ln;their father,A.n m r o r Grant*
Island who will spend a part of the
summer here. 'The other relatives
returned to their homes Wednesday
Misa Pearl Smith, daughter of Mn.|
the special units stationed there dur-
ing the war.It also applies to all
artlllerrmen who were In tralnlnlr atlthe Des Moines aantonment.
M leant 2.ooow.~u-run:from this
state are expected io attend the re-
union.Special trains will he operated
from several pbinll within the mute.
details concerninz which will be nn-
uounced later.
Acconlinz to annouugtmentl re-ceived from Den, Moines this week
there will be n tent city of more than
20 lcres erected at the state fair
twunds there.when the veterans
will be given housing tree of chuge
for the period nf the reunion,Pro-
vision In being made for a total at-
tendance of between 6.000 and l0.000.
Perhaps your drodml"fh a mu n u n - p a w n p » m¢ ¢
pawn in the world why. in fm me
midutiert pubhe powlr far mx mu-
'ten Through in ey es and an we
nee nd hw' the xtivltln and decla-
ration: of the world, of the mmm,
m u m d d i y govemmqnu. ul our
mlbik m n m d fellow ehluns.A
am\v.ry'| éopendnm upon the mm
of dll urea u prolouml, fur we knew
only what It tell: ul."-~Georn Cnel.
an for iz blame of jour
own some diy .Realize
;D. J. Hundnhf them by operling|Su-.Am Cuhlln ivan account wih ua.Four per cent inter
Deondu PmteddUnder the
O N n z r u s x s c To CONTRIBUTE
When thufnppfnl for this gow!
nun c ube m wr | Nm\lion we \-env
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A DOUt![.E_ hgader Il on CA|.¢urPddpa:in;uufI0?
5
Mins Smith was nn applicant for an will be lfcld Friday and Saturday,
position in the Blair schools bul um J uly 22 and 23 at ihe okloe of the
nut elected and now feels that even County Superintendent at the court
thing was for the best. as she will house In Blair, Nebraska.
U01 from u»Bluk Hand whirhthnnxnd lhlt H hallld nm. leave ¢ l G A R n ' r ' r n S
THE ENTERPRISE, BLArR_ NEBRASKA.
~ '<' "~\l¢.`~7"~, f rf
TENTS 32;'.."£
Amnrlom You! and Awning Co.
40th and Inun lu..~
r vans mu l:||°'l|.\ _"§'n'3GP»'i2~ °"and Mn. While suffered from. in prob-
I
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FARMERS
n s wonma HIBDER
n a w dzrirlcnmnru dunnerbefurz.Par all Jw. Imrhn me lrequrnt of
Allm'| Fool.-I-Ll the muvpue, ben
Heard as the Agway."Do you know of un: cook who will
remain in tho country?"Se1renI.The;are buried them"
cu:lmo sifted Hour nm!wo:ini"
»~" *. ann, get A}len'| Fool.-Eue.- li o n than Om Million Eve hundred'A fool zum: n wine man spenkl.llwlnnd pounds of Powder for the Pg-rt;
gf ..||Q ..in the oo :b uh , i nx r a l ls th ti rm d i n l u r n n e e d e d p h d n l e n mlu rt . A l¢ n': Fo ot -E ue L ak es n l. F ri ct io n
h u m t h i s S h o e , i w ' t h e a l m a fr o m r u b -bi n g m d t h e n oc h ng s fr o m s rn n n g. In d :~the feel.a n d R n v n u tired ur hi ng
m d b l i l l e r fd In t .'u mm n : E. 1l Ȣ r e ar eat m e n oi Al !e n F o o t -a e . D o n t
4i2
long, narrow strip. dnb with butter,roll togethel and stand sn on vdyze.
Ron it out nat again.Fm the uppvrcrustrms ||rol"("$l must he rep:-:ue-d
three times.'Then till the pie plnlrheapingfullnfum,juicy uppln.
nllced and pinned nn the upper rruil..
a = r \ * \ : : d B!2mou r Ar my a u ! Hu y rin ging
Be r l o u a Ti m o .
sedouai~ nbuul marrlugc.Bill!-How long has he been :mr-
4 .
PASSENGER TRAINEUULI] BEAT HANDSBACK GWEN our:
b dull ewan hukuhugépeén yea und md nah!-tar
,1 mm ui' n mmm-im. as hwy af
g p ;1 '»J'\lv*.1-l
Allllln l.su
.Lléf w
.Mn!fuLlBu|¢¢1'll'Gonstlp o n u d n mm ll
and y¢1¢1rk!l1¢" d
s s o r S u l ?L ol||¢1d%utliaith!!
"l p er so na l ly t ee i a m go od t h at I t ol d
m y l m n d n a d n :o r t w o a g o m e I
c o u l d m e n u r o f t h e m : h a c k i n g c o r n .
I meant.i t u u u b u m - va I co u l d h a r e
b e l t | ' m a l i . "
U ! a l l t h u m n l n d l e a t h n t n t l i l c t h u
T a .|.r
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9 1 . 4 1 4 3, u . c o n a r . - a m n u n m
A \ w d » » h P f ¢ v = \ " ; g , § i
u n l h d w: m ¢ u = e u ? m » d = s m
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g u g g mg n m d h e i "M M U "
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Special Care of Baby.
Th n B | .h y lh ou i d h a' r s » .b e d : di tlo 11 : n l1n r e a ;n ld .Y f t l t
k m o n n a m m b h f o r m i n f m t m d m p u d t h g r o v n m p l t h m m s u
nmm' | med 1 dn ei na nn tmmptto re ¢ u1 atetha d e1 ic 4teo x;mi| m| t
tlmtn ma i n f a n t.Ei th u r pn c d n a ilo lg g sh u mq d .l e l t h l r i w l l
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~Children Cry For
z~c e nf mummi d ~ ~.»|
v n uD o o n ?I f . d n f y = | | l .. D o n s l u n
h u u g h t a e vh u l t h t n t b o m l n d a .
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U n .E m u I loohl.I h n r u d .N o b r . , l l y l : " H Y
k l d m r l w i n o u t? .'¢° "§ "1 1 an d z
un c m u mfr sa ra :
M y b a c k u r n a n.a n d l u b !m a Ih a d rhe um at ic- ~'| p u n : In m y i i m b o.*Q ; w ' a nd ah ou l ds m. ¢ . . " " . g .4 M y k l d l n n w e r e
"§ " \ . J L »irr eg ul ar l n ac -"H g ; ' {HOA.D u t I l l K i d -m g ;-.M r P u n n t l c u da l l d n l o f u a -no r rr o u bl n .D o u f l p u n o s m m -
I l ; m n . "
G ¢ D u | | ' u ¢ A s h | | o . Q l a l | |~ l i n ! ! !
| » u . . L |oo.|umm.s.1r.
uaturaintendod.~- - - -When yuur blood h da¥.|.nd1rr1tnb0u%!nfur
i mp m, mu m . i h mln g °°c on di ti on mmm ma z-
m n w w w u m m F O R T H E B L U G E u n A m o r .s a s s v n :
.\1 :... tbeyond.The snrhg ~Ins had nude
G r a n d m u t h s vl A p p l e P l a .thc'u p g w r r r u ¢ i n f ! a n d s t i r i n t o t h o
|c m s ; o f Iu r r l a p p l e fi l l i n g s m n e m g n r ,nu t uw l -I n m l
|I 1 I |i n g . i n t h e u s u a l s l a t e o f t h e a t e r a g e
dr a p u pl i e .u n d l i fe seems sc ar ce ly
wo rt h Ql vl ng .1
Tl nl ae t he ce le br at e d m¢ ~a 1e 1 n» l rn l |d u d g n r d 1sp ec ial ly fo r ove r c o l n i n g
a uthr inga .me nt s!a n d b o d i l y . ~ t h e
ar lc li mn o f c lr rn nl t d yx pe pa ll .A m o r b i d .un r e a l .w h l m d c u l a n d
me t an c ho l y co n d lt i o n o f t h e m i n d .
baths at Ciltlcun. Soap and touches as
Cuucnn Ointment.AIIO makd um
now md then at unc exqulslleiy scent
ed dusting powder. Cuticurn Talcum.one of tha lndltpenmbio Cullcurn
'rum 'I'1l0.
SECRET RETREAT IS FOUND
Agn W oman man Flltei n Vllfl In
Top"o( Bullnlil Bulldlng In
Columbul, o.
ull! ibut very u r |new
18 lu e .lr l r e n m b e n e at h t o a . r a gi n g t or r e n t .
Th e e n g i n e e r k n e w t h u b r i d g e h a d
N n w D In W r i n k l e !-
|l
* R o a r * o f a n b u n c h .
A le c t u r e r a t t h a L o n d o n " Z o o "
up e .n lump of hum-r.Pm the rrunljlmc.is
and ilu.; pic is rr-mir in nane.
grbn br up.Rich blood, robust
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mem: In gn ntnlillht to the spot. toning 1up and ln\||:urallnz every organ of Umabody./ ' x l
Sold b lemllnx drugzlnu everywhere.-A ertisemenl.
hi s c an . t n R n - 1: t h em a t h o m o .T h e
p l a n w o r l w t l l i n e a n d n o w m e fe i l u n
a n i m a l s s w : t h e l l r e ve r y d u r a t t h e
en ds o r t e t h e r rop es.
' U n c a t o w n e r fo u n d th a t e ve r y
ti m e h i op e ne d t h e ce l la r d o o r t h e
p e t s m a d e u b r e a k fo r : h e o p e n , f n -
qusl1U§Il n y i n l t a w a y fu r d a y :a n d
r e t u r n i n g w i t h bi u c ke n vd w a s a n d
awrnici:eH~3lide|.I l e th o u g h t u f th e
.|~e t lr s t tr l nl w a s no t
e n p e n n - d i n t o t h e w i n d o w F o r d a y s
the ro ¢\m 'a ln hut ita nt wa s w lts rl zed fo r.
L a t e o n e n l z h t s h e w a s w e n t o a c u r
r y u n t h e s t e p s .Pn l l ce i n ve s l l ga t e d
a n d fo u n d a n u n k e m p t m o m .c o h
w e b b e d a n d ll l th y .I n |m m e r w a s
n p i le o f d i r t y r a g s. t h e a g e d \ \ o ma n 'a
b e d .S h e t o l d o m r i a l l s h e h a d l i ve d
l n t h e m u m 1 5 : e a r s w l l h o u z p a y i n g
r e n t .S h e Ivf t It .m e l a i d .b o r o n -
Pinkhun'| Vagsubla Gom-nd hu dom for ml.Wesix children dia mlmmt ntbirth. I'rom one hour to ninateen "gg ll all da y h u nlind.io n mr next one'nu born I wok adoua bot-
tles of your Vegauhlo Gom-pound, :nd I an uy.t1}at it istheg r u tn t mzdzcma onearth. for this baby is nnfourmonth!old,md a
uudrrneath her :ma~m-.-'1~w¢~a|e|hcm-nlury trams hurried non; the hw
nfu llreel In Columbus. while behind
CATS CONFINED To '-nance'I Im l n n n h a s n u d e h e r h o m e i n n r o o m
n n t h e t o p fl o o r o f a b u s i n e s s b u l l d
l m : i n Co l u m b u s . o. . a l m o s t op po si te
em-st a t e ca pl t oi .T h e n i f a i n o r s
Cutlnnrn Comforu Bghfn Skinthetrain :nd ntl occupied
|u .a n a s t r i r h ro a r e d .Th e w a r s o f a n
o s t r i c h m d a l i o n w e r e s o a l i k e i b n !
D r .L t vi n p r n n e c o u l d n a r r r dl n t l n -
g u l x h t h e d l l fe r e n c e . a n e b y t h e fa c t
t h a t t h e b i r d r o a m ! b y d a y a n d w e
ll o n b y nlg I; \t. -- 8c lea uI\c Am e ri c an .
so he clawed me throttle am! jammed
on the llr.The train came lo a :awpn few rods from where the headllghushowedacharmthathadbeen
nplnned har a bridge a fm houn be-
I n d}\I n;¢ma te r ia ls rlothesl.e m ,
ul. !1o ml° . I ha lrv fo und th at in 111 'or ure
n l o w l y :i n r k Rjt°&'I!.b i u e o r Ia m w n
I n e w ! n n l g m i d n m ' p u c t z u u e n f h fm l i
ll ye to fll ll 'p n c k n c e o f t h e t n | | Il r i o
s l r w i .Th e w s u l t Il n l a r a u t l fn l rl cl l
Bagan to Dash Madly About
hqve n premonitlon o f mr .for ha
:honul, reiucnlnce to board the- locomotive. but vu tlnnlly persuaded.
A b u !two In the morning Tobey
Pmh. me-et. whI!e, dainty clothe!for baby, if you use Red Cross Ball
Blue.Never streaks or injure: them.All good grocer: sell it, 5c a packin-
Pun for Keeping Pate FromBtraylng Far Aflold.
Another western idea was adapted
lo diy Ulu the other day tn vn nsouth-alder. who can rodl the nngeIflI
the manner at n henult ln a rave
~uuerm-r..\-.-m g m z r w |h .-"1-\»-r - - n m . | m . | . - _ . ~ | - . - m m s , m m l . l u »r m w
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nAnL|NGBAliY
BRIGHTENS HUME
Children's Laughter/ a Pleasirg Sound
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'r u | 1 1 |.Im u l l y ab o u t .c l a w i n g as m e s u r l -
n m | ; s fe e t .Th e n n l i g h t m e t e r e d b y
I Mu s p a r l u r . o r n a m e n t ; a r e n r o b a b l !
s m a l l h e r n u m t h e y a n n o t .
hetnlAnt¢d\!yl|»d|.\ilhinchi1dnn'lCL,;____'YourPhyddAnvi11tul.\ymdutB|!1y'umlddnanlltb|prepnndudziacvengxeatzrcarethmlsbglfogd.AB||1y'ummnr.hvh¢n|.n¢uodhul inoodeenByimpropfajiood.Dou1dyouh;|momant,¢hen,thln\kul
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pfopuedfvrgxvvn-up.
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At Least 3. A. White Woukl. Bet
So, After Being Believed oi
Dyspepsia by Tanlao.
" Hr wife and myseil hmm had
atnmach iroxlhle,"n y s Hr.J..»\..\'t'h11e. residing on the Leestown l'll|:e.
ll. F. D. No. 5. mnr Laxlngdun, Ky.,"und luure both been nervous und run
dr.w\ru."We fuuld not nee any thing without suffering n!ler\\*\n!l and could not
sleep lt nlghz.We were reguilr nerv
ousasjyuln;|t|Cl.We tried many rem~
we heard of Tanlau.I got this medlcins and bmw wa; ll..We notlrtd
lmmedlaw results.We gn bow maz-ly Imrn-eww by Tanlae.we give :il
credit for the rlmngu of health lo Tanluc.. ll is a remarkable medicine.
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had
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O B C I E a Ist é ma c h tr o u bl e s b r u m m u n u l
m r f r i n s o u t t h e n d d l t y a n d g u n a l l
o f c o u r ¢ e . w h n n t h e c a u n i l r u u u vl d .
t h a a t m e n r : e u 1 3 1 3 .I f y o u h u
s o m n e u .b m h u n s .i n d l g u d o u .h a d
re p e a t i n g u r m r w h a t u m a
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20 Years
h f m l o Sc ffl a d nlcirmhtlon wholewma.
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'Y o u g mr wb y - g vo d b lo a d u n h o s f o ti r u nd mmmd wu b - u ly p r q
due nppndltlm of the former, bu:
zz was only rec ently mn Bu latter
nu broufln forc ibly home to him.
After vainly tr;Ing for some timetodriveanobalreperounbenfrom
the zundeu.be called Ko bla father.
"l ran': get !h1a oldhen out!"
llln father remarked that It Hen-enl Panhlng had given up lhlt .eu-
lly he never would hue driven the
Gennaua out of 1'1ance.
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mmenesa. u 'n~it u the down !llht
llupldliy,at thc ordinary dumeltlc
hen.,
Point ln Argument Put Fsnh
by Illa Daddy.
Writers hue Inn; vled ln their ab
"0 Happy Day " nn: the iaundren
your fu-t lie down on you.couultthe nearest dentist.Wa nhomd ua:ua surprised lo tu r n that dnfc uin
tenth were ruapowhle for :he wma
of the 1!eQeru| , un plain: of thedinosaurs, and the crime of 'T3.--1'!|w
York En-nlnz Poll.
"Eaionle ll wondlrfuh" lin 0. W .B u n n ." I I n d h u n ¢ m mu - u a n
stomach trouble tor so nan and not
2 am welt"
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uxhh the dm c IlT 2 3 3 t h e n m u us£l>5[]mns mx..St;°|:."mrlchinl
y a n a n b e e n nhle to prmIdo the
|I
.lust in Time.
M i l w a u k e e . W l a . - - T o b e y . a C h i n n
M i l w a u k e e J:St .P a u l r a l l r o u l ent,
b l l t k a n i c t . b o r n i n t h e r o u n d h o u w u .
w a s a c c u s t o m e d t o n o l i e a u f t h e m a -
c h i n e s r u n n i n g l n e n d o u l .To b ey al ~
wa y s m a n a g e d t o k ee p fr n m u n d e r t h e
wh e e l s a ft er h e ha d l us t h i s m i l u n d e r
n s w i t c h en gi ne .O n co l d n i g h ! !h e
c o u l d h e f o u n d c u r l e d u p In t h e n b
o f hl s m a s l e r 'l " h o g , "
W h e n t h e e n g i n e e r : t u n e d o u t h e
wh i st l ed .To be y wo ui d ma ke 1 11 1: c ab
l u a j u m p a n d c u r !u p l t t h e e l u d
n e e r a f e e t a n d s v t o s l e e p .
I I Ioneevening recently he nemcd to
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t h !1 e p t w n e n n ~»~v u
a m o n g t h e ea rl ie st u l s p h o n o e n d a
w r t .D o c t o r u m m m p o u e u e d a n e w
frmzl t h e I" n n l l l m l a n ! I t u t 0 0 2 P h i l l -
d e l p h i n f o r h u l a ; b r l d n a n d t h e U n o -
eun c f p r o d u d n l h n n d - d r u m m n
w i r e . a n d h e l l c m d l w d w i t h h u h (
o d n m s e d m e n m c u r t u r e N t i l l *
l n ; d e vi c e .
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ruanntes.
Luc *
sIn|K;
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lnnnud Talaphc na Bwilzhbuwl.
lil: death ln Bolton, az the all d
eightytwo. rescued from compamnn
ohlctlrlty the alma! of Dr.Th ou !!Benjamin Doolittle,who nrldn ltid
th!ulephone nltchbonrd and v u
gneers
THE ENTERPRISE. BLAIR.NEBRASKA \.~GOODROADS
ieosaa ato FOR HIGHWAYS
P f u l d s n t H a r d i n g i n s i s t s T h a t s u m
u n d G o m m u n l t l n K a p R n d !
in Fl e p al r .
P r vd d e n t I l a n l l n g b u tou ch ed u p
o n a s u b j e c t w h i c h i t i s t o b e h o p e d
he w i l l d e ve lo p In n o e o mt u u n l c a t i o n s
to r o n g r r n . an d t h a t t a t he s u b j e c t o f
r e d e n l p n r t l d t m t i o n tn t h e hu l lr l ln z
o f g o o d ro ad s.T h e g o ve n t m r n t is
m m m l t t e d t o t h e p o l i c y o f c o o | » e r a t
In ; w i t h t h e s t a t e : i n r o a d con st ru c-
ti o n In t l t h e m l s n o dis po si ti on t o
d e p a r t fr o m l t .b u t t h e Pr es id en t i s
M u p h l t i t In b l n lnsd ste nrf th a t t h e
A l l i n a n d mt m u u t tl t i r s sh al l as su me
th u ms p on n lh l ll t x o f k e e p i n ;t h e i r
r o a d s l n r r p d r . w h i c h t n o n l y a j u s t
a n d fl l r p r o p o u l t l n n aa ; 1 W n x h l n z t o n
Post.l f t h e gr w o m m o t t t i s t o o u r
UU!m i l l i o n s o f t h e t u p n y o n r m o l t o !
t o h e l p v u t o r t h e r.omotnzctlnn o f
ro u t l a . o n l y l u I- o v w i t h i n n fe w y e a r n
t l m w h i g h w a y s de t e r lo r n t e In t o t i l !
u n a a n d d o n s . t h a t m o n e y 1 | w a s t e d .
Th e n i n e o f g o o d m u l ; I n n o w g e n
z n l l y ne co gn l ze d an d t h e i a r n r a n d
m o r e p m g m m l r e st at es h a ve p r o ve d
th a t th e y a n a : o o d i n ve s t m e n t s .l m
p r o r e d h l g t w n y a m e a n n o t o n l y g o o d
no to m ob lt e fo l d s .d w ! m e a n q p e a p ff
ms d b m i - r fo o d , g r e at e r vn l u es In t h a '
Iz nd ,be t t e r o vp o r t u n l t t n fo r t h e
r u r a l popultttlorln.A n d t h e y n l s o p l y
X0 0 0 d i s l d e n d n i n t h e h u g e s u m s c o l
le ct ed In ll r en s e fe e l fo r m o t o r 'r e
hlcl en.onotuzh i n mo n t ln n tn n or n t o
M r t h e o u s t o f r e p a i r s a n d Im p r o ve
me gt s.
T h e po l lc y o f t h e g o ve r n m e n t r o -
op o mt i mr v\ i lJ1 th e nt ot os i n ti me c oa t
o f f o a d b u i l d i n g h u b e e n l 5 l '° 8 t I r v
fo n t l r e i n th o rt.-nstructlon o f b e l t i r
Izl : y a n m !E l l e !! l n n o d o u b t t h a t
m a n th o u sa n d s o f mi l e s o f ro a d s h u e
be en b u i l t u m l vr th i s pl a n .wh l cl t
"TlIPJ=l'\l»\<» would tw! ltsre n \m d er »
ta ke n.I t ultottld a n d do ub tl es s w i l l
be c ot l t l au m l . h u t t h e r ? l l m u l t l b e a n
rx l m - n o r d gu a r a n t e e t h a t mol ds b u i l t
un d o ? i h ln t 'o- o p er a t ive p la n nr o to b e
tna lt tta ln td a n d k e p t In go o d r vp n l r .
fI`ltlg4 1f:':!=.'¥;='"='f Q the duty nf the
' H a w P a p a ,
H a n ;t h e n a w w a l l p a p e r w l t h
w h i c h y o u a r e g o i n g t o p a t c h t h e o l d
In t b l s un fo r | . w h i l e , : p d l t wi l l n o o n
b e : m e a t o m a t c h .
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C h a u , M d . , A l t a r H u r l y T w o Y u r i '
Sc rvic c.
: t u e a n d n o t o f t h e g e n e : n l g o ve r n
m e n t .a n d It :h u mi d h e un d er s to o d
th at n o n l l h *w i l l re c e i ve a n rg up ru
p r i n l l u n fr o m t h e fed er al g o ve r n m e n t
f m r u m !lm l lr l lu g ex ce pt u n d e r t h e
l l l p u l a t l o n : l m l t w i l l m i k e p r o vl i l o n
fur unkm -vp.
Th l s l s n o m !n vl i vr a n d g o o d b u d
nean a n d I'n°s 1dent H a m m ;i n c m :
ae r vln g li p p ub l i c i n t er e s t l n _b r l nz l n g
t u t h e at t e nt i o n o f th e co u n t r y .
Sta tes Il k e lwnaany lvnnla,S e w Y o r k ,
U M D a n d $la ry ln :\ fl w h i c h h a ve ex -
laennlell ml i l lu n n o f t h e i r o w n m o n e y
o n a l y n t e m o f i m p r o ve d lxlghwluys.
u l l i l n g l y u m u l l l g l m g u a r a n i e e s a l u m :
th is l in e m u l l f a n y s l a t e l s n o t N a d y
l o m a i n a u c h a n l fr e e n x e n l l t . l h o u l d
n o t p a n l c l p a l a I n th e fe -d er ai a p p r o -
pr l n tl u n .Dr. E. A. Rules nf Cornelt s|nl1re:a|ly |¢I U
1| campaigning ln the Interest uf In|"duluul educ uirm for the Indians. Dr. | 3fU| ¢U?°l»lc l| |r\k£n;.nd|bod
B lh n u u n e d the Iroquois created gu n at y o uth a nd h e dm mg |
the nm Iengue of nations when they H wmk e ear gmsu a me p ower fu l mm xnwn § " " '' ° °P W "u the "Six Nations."2 Urdu' by r¢i\1\\rlv HHH!
al' Asggm
Name "Bay¢r" on Gen
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Trouble and Never
f~S.l1Spect lt
Awlkants (of Insurance Ohm
Rejeaed.
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an not meulng geuulne .upmn pru
The Dlflcnnee.~l h n a d u f f '"c » - d o ut ma i n ~R ~~
y a n and proved n ts b y mllllrma.
Take Atplrln only as told ln the Bayer
plclun for Colds, Heldadxe. Heurli»til. Bheumuism. Eanche, Toolluohe.
Lumbago. and for Pain.Handy tln
boxes vt twelve Bayer Tablet.: at A:
pirin c on tn c ents.Druttlsts aim
|011 lunr packages.Aspirin in :hatrlda mark of Bay er Mnnufadure nf
llonoacotlczcldeater of Blllcyllcndd.
my u w h wo a th m h ju i , m a d e l h a uhmablu shtemenl nm una reuan whyan may »g1;g==-==» for lnmnnce an reIwwdinankidneytmublaIn nocommon to ~ Amaina people, und lhling!majonty al than thu! applautioaa an declined do not wen nu;-ee:that tiny Inn lin diana.Dr.l i i l m e f s B n m p h o d h n n l oa tn lld stonain bottlnofiwadua.
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In a blrber'| lhop in Landportman was having his hair cut while
triend walled.
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thin on WP.The Friend-Well.they a y -
1mn't grow on wood.Tha Vlc um-'Ihats no:and t~also ny ami what uromrz new in
busy street.Wheru! the friend was reduced t
dlenea and was urn to be thin
hsrd.-London 'rumu.
A lu x!u n :nnturnily f u l ;,ggtlw litem o himl* the nk! as shemme- in with the tray."Mn:her.gj
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wb d a n c o n s ta n t !!in d i r e c t t o u c h m t h
t h c p u b l i g t h e n | o n s p n p a n t i o u t h a t
k u been 'rq rr me a n s !i n o r n m m i qt h a n m a d m a n .T h i mi ld an d ba k in g
in fl ue nc e M Dr .Kl l m z r fl S w i n g )R a o ! i ng g " ~It »#-==g- the hx g h u t fo r
r t m l r o m e n u .An e xa m in in g r hy s ic tl n for on e o l ih e
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SHO zs=. ou-.1 as -a sa¢,m- a..
n r : a m o f u h m u l n e w ml 8 h r P
hertfl bed. and Hiram Blonklnwvlu d own f or th or iltof zlnn lgh ta n
the lounge tn the cotta;n kltchnn.Au hour after daylight.u h m tho
Jlidlf was walkin: in bla garden, he
voudend why the 'ltldow and maBhrpherd vers :leaping no lute.
¢HAPT¢R s e ve n .
In which High Volugn Du nlop i ntha Convarutlon..
It was a wnrm.bright lay day .
Th e r e tu tw!a cloud In thi sky.
Roger Delanu land arrived m d 11.0
Bing: were :Ivins a dinner thlt even-lns The best pebplo of Huelmend
were coming over fu motdlrnn.
Phyltln and Roger had A long ruintogether that day on the new Hen-
tucky nddlo henna Urn. Bla; had:peut the morulng in Hudmend |.nd
had atsyed to lunch with Huor nnd
Hn .Stacy.She Ind returned l ifourandcutsomeflowersforthetable and gime to her mom mr :tl
hours m t when the young people
rrtumed.Sho l u not yet ulevp
when Phyllls uma into lhl bl; b¢~'|~room.Hut. Bla( lay mum; tbl mm
ions un her couch.She pqrtly rose.
tumblfd the culhloal into a pile and
lnlwd ngalnst them."lle ue n li Tm tln-dt"the ex-claimed."Thn e ramen ln Hu r l
mead hang #mm one like 1 lot of
hungry cuts.They ali want mom'
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i n h d au . . .u n m m n l z a n i n h l l U l u :l n l i n 'n h l g n v r f u d n e a r th e
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n n m a l d l r z h a f m e t h o u g h t o f m i n s
m m .H i s o n d o l b e a a n d al lk b a t
_ w e ft i s a a u t o w h i c h exc it ed m e
fd e r l a i o l o f sm al l b o n a n d au d i b l e
co m m e n t fro m a l l o bs e r ve r s ar h l l e h e
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atr ae l.u n a w w w a s a b o u t go na .
' f i l l h a r k t t p t r h a d r e fu t e d l n ae ll
k i m l n !m e r a d r i n k .I n t h e e a r l y
'd u s k i n i n - n l o u t o f d o o r s .l l w a s
al m oe t a s w a r m a a m l d m m m e r a n d
` ! h e s k y ' n l c l e a r .H e r a i l e d a t t h e
a w e o f th a W i d o w B o n n fo r h l s
do g .i n a mo m e n t a m u n u u m ag o n fr o m th e 8h e 'p l \o r d'a r o am an d
m m s l l a m a a l r r w i t h fo n d a l f r e
tlo u.T h e t w o w e n t a w a y tog et he r.
Th e y wa l k e d u p a d a l e r l e d n m :
a n d a r o u n d l o th e o l d gr a ve y a r d .
\'| 'h e n i t w a l q u i t e d a r k , t h e y g r o p e d
th e - l r w a ; t h r o u g h t h e * v\ 'd 1 . h i l e r a d
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atooea.so : h e a r o l d n o o k u n d e r t h a
u h t u e .' T h e n H i r a m m a d e a h a d
»r b -c u l l -I. Pi c k e d h o m m e eve r g re e n :t h a n g r e w i n t h e I I l " ' 7 l r ¢ . a n d l a y
do w n u p o n i t u n d er h is o ve r c oa t ar l s b
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t h e w i e m a .pa t h et i c c h i l d P e a r l -
t h a t h a vi n ; b e e n I ve r n a m e - - h a d p r o
le at od m u c h ag a in s t a p l e n t i fu l la c k
o r c o m fo r t a n d ly m p nx h y .
B 0 H r .B l o n k l n s o p i ag i t a t i o n a t
a n so u n d o f a b a b y c r y i n g so m e
w h e r e n e a r h i m .i n l h e u m m m o f
t h ! o l d l 1 l " w ' < l .u r n q u i l l n a t u r a l
a n d w l l l b e re a d i l y un de r st o od .U s
A g a i n
voi ce.
a r h l l
w h e n
t h i n ;
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b e h o a r d :h a am al l_ap p e a l i n g
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pe r ed ." l t : n u a l n \ l m P e a r l
also l r a a a ma l e .tee ny.vr eo ny
n o b l n a f n a p i n t a 'b e e r !Sa y.i t
l l ,s l r . a n n a s a i u !"
°Il e s c r am b l e d lo h i s fe e l , s ud d e n l y .
fo r n w .alan,h e o n u l d h e a r u w
vo i c e o f a w o m a n e r y l n g .H a a w w !
hl a 1aay i n t h e d l r r c l l n n m m w h i c h
th e so u n d n a m e a n d so on di sc over ed
t h e w o m a n .S h o w a s k n g d l n g o n a
: r a ve w i t h a e h l l d l a h a r l r m l .l l r l
gn-lst l n u r b fu l u n -i n - a n n f un e l n nn .
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" l ' m co ld .a n d m r b a b y 1|zlck,
a n d 1 h a ve n o fr ie nd s. ": h o a o h l w d
" Y a y e h a ve ! "au l d l l l r a m B l e n
klmnop." 1 d n n 'l c a n w h o y e be.
"1
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ma 'H r .H i r a m Bl e n k in l o p .21|I n
fo r a l o n ;t i m e lo o kl n g u p i t t h e
mm moonlit sly, ana at the marble.
'smotherspoiled noni on ibn monu~meal at tra Befermd Tlmdd wl
Bond,who had been Ula ;lhlre,
muo n;:bo rods z m m h m of their lllqf ,: I n n I NG Buddenly Ina
pulgd begin zo mon.Hr. Blenkinsop
sha ved wi th :f arm um lt h m d il
;onnn ¢! b lm a nd u m zu nm fore
'luer vu lo Laue r zllr eded :wardgli! IU but ns pointing lt hll face.
known,iuvmhig,msn.with just n
qulfif of sympathy In n u mi c e -
her commence.lf over one was In need o! sympaIhr . ab s vu at um momenl.She
(dt that she mutt speak out ln aome
one.So keenly we fell tha Impulse
n m me m u been :puking to the
nan and the cold gnreatooon.Ileneatl u i was a human being with a
qoinr of sympathy in his voice.
" l thoulht I would como home.but umm 1 go! here 1 vu alma."
tha fir! moaned."1 Illh I could file."rlodf'in. ann! mu assumed the look und 1 "No, ye ¢lon2. lhheri' aald Himsa |iwm sf h u o m
'I c an a n ' li
tll in marble 1nah with nothin'un n y ,Ira ¢ onn o n .W h y d n n '1 y o u g i n m e a j o b !"
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In t b l s un fo r | . w h i l e , : p d l t wi l l n o o n
b e : m e a t o m a t c h .
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Name "Bay¢r" on Genuln
~L l! !Him Thinking.
In a blrber'| lhop in Landportman was having his hair cut while
triend walled.
tool. Ind.The Vlctim-Yes, l nm getting a b
thin on WP.The Friend-Well.they a y
1mn't grow on wood.Tha Vlc um-'Ihats no:and t~also ny ami what uromrz new in
busy street.Wheru! the friend was reduced
dlenea and was urn to be thin
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b e : m e a t o m a t c h .
al' Asggm
Name "Bay¢r" on Genuln
~L l! !Him Thinking.
In a blrber'| lhop in Landportman was having his hair cut while
triend walled.
tool. Ind.The Vlctim-Yes, l nm getting a b
thin on WP.The Friend-Well.they a y
1mn't grow on wood.Tha Vlc um-'Ihats no:and t~also ny ami what uromrz new in
busy street.Wheru! the friend was reduced
dlenea and was urn to be thin
hsrd.-London 'rumu.
u m l t u p : m a r t l u u u l a u - ' J I 5 0
clam llule skeezucksi I l |!n'l de-
t o he a ve n .T h e y I 1 y a c u s w e
h e a ve n fr o m In w l n d e r l . .I r s * h e r e
she go o d Sh e p he r d Elven.C h r l s t m u
s n 1 im ma l l m a l a n - d u 1 : | x w t .o l '
m n C o m a n m a l s u g .T h e n | l u ' l
n o h i n d 0° d o ub t o ' s r h n t t h e y !!s l !
t o u l . "
Th e y o u u ; w o m a n fc l i o vr o d h i m o m
n f l h l | | | \ I r l vl i n l d | n \ l h r n n u h l h l
narantes.
|.IICSTRIKE
~I a bymsu
~ asv f
lnnnud Talaphc na Bwilzhbuwl.
lil: death ln Bolton, az the all d
eightytwo. rescued from compamnn
ohlctlrlty the alma! of Dr.Th ou !!Benjamin Doolittle,who nrldn ltid
th!ulephone nltchbonrd and v uamongtheearliestulsphono enda
w r t .Doc to r ummm po ue ued a n ew
frmzl the I"nnlllmlan!Itut0 02 Phill-delphin for hula; brldnand the Uno-
eu n c f p ro du dn l h nn d- dr um mnwire. and he ll c mdlwd with huh(
od nms ed me n m c ur tu r e Nti ll*
ln; device.
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b e : m e a t o m a t c h .
al' Asggm
Name "Bay¢r" on Genuln
~L l! !Him Thinking.
In a blrber'| lhop in Landportman was having his hair cut while
triend walled.
tool. Ind.The Vlctim-Yes, l nm getting a b
thin on WP.The Friend-Well.they a y
1mn't grow on wood.Tha Vlc um-'Ihats no:and t~also ny ami what uromrz new in
busy street.Wheru! the friend was reduced
dlenea and was urn to be thin
hsrd.-London 'rumu.
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In t b l s un fo r | . w h i l e , : p d l t wi l l n o o n
b e : m e a t o m a t c h .
al' Asggm
Name "Bay¢r" on Genuln
~L l! !Him Thinking.
In a blrber'| lhop in Landportman was having his hair cut while
triend walled.
tool. Ind.The Vlctim-Yes, l nm getting a b
thin on WP.The Friend-Well.they a y
1mn't grow on wood.Tha Vlc um-'Ihats no:and t~also ny ami what uromrz new in
busy street.Wheru! the friend was reduced
dlenea and was urn to be thin
hsrd.-London 'rumu.
THE ENTERPRISE' ~as i a ns nmmrruzrrr
Hr.and Krq Raymond Bono.lui meek at Lake Qiinmhugh.
Loki: hu charge of the Fum-
Umion during Hr. B.o\¢e'a ahaha.
J. al.Brurder sad family spent
a t l h e n o u l m u h o m u a t
lir.Hrs.CQUIIIIII la d childnn 'of
Dr.~rd Mrs. A. J. Cameroon and
Mi n Evelyn returned Sunday from
a me treks outing u Lake J eilonon.
Liinnesota._They rsport a very mm-
nbla outing and u pleasant trip. Tiny
experienced wr two warm dun. On
Thursday Hr. s=.;n'¢n4 z.. F. Hu.
ninger received n large candy p m
ful! of fine Iargn cropplea which the
Doctor sent to prove th i h h e was
hnvlng plenty of fishing.
umm as ihere are active membened by the engineer.TI? rc c nan the church.The pn.\i:her ls abou!! menu are to he more Lian 2% I
nirk these day: but the :hurch in busy in height, it wil! he sumcient to
abopt the Kinfs bwneu and so we' all trees. stumps and brush clam
are making profmeu in spin of the the `|round.Where embankm~
ph;1ic|l condition of this preteher are to he lens than 21% feet in hcl
Two were added by vrlmnrr obedi- all ltumpl and large :ooh must
once int Sundzy, and one other bln- grubhed out. burned or removed.
:ized who mule confusion the Sun-i The Couinty will dur and zrub
day before when w. H. Robb prguhed. standing timber al described abcW. B: F. Rnbb. Minister fbuz will not be naponsible ior
Goduy drove m the lskc Friday for
a d uy ' | W DM Al the Camp Fire
[Iris Ind blToken ww that day %h'>
bmhghz m n F u n d .Herzog m a
MiuE!e~diee Gadzey home with them
in ihe ¢ven£n¢._
_Mr.nad ll:-A.Rdelvln Ackerman
:pint Sunday with their parenu in
Blair.
Hn. B. Hilnef of Pay fnx, South
SHERIFF SALE ALL THE PEOPLE
GENERAL AND L OCAL NE W S AND COM ME NT
nulolthc Dixtrltt court nl Douglls
county, Nebruka, and In pnraxxnce
o( | de c re e o! s | i d eo 1 .\ n In | n| : o n
|11 thenin pending wherein ll mk of
1
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The "Official Paper of Washington County,Nebraska
ve. Benson was plaintiil md H. G. Stein No. 25BLL IR, W A SHINGTON COUNTY, NE BRASK A, JUL Y 21, 19 21my er was defendant.V O L x x v
Wm. rum home.
Wm. Sheet! and family drove to
a\mso »das aod» rvotfl\° 4=¥* *f1=
sdativn.Walter Wilt ls the new clerk ez the
1. ea. Nelson cafe taking the place of
Pete Carpenter 1rh.o1ea!|'Md-
f Iles Julia Jackson left Tuesday for
looth Dakota to visit lm- elstor. Mrs.
Devo' and hoabmd-
ur. and lin. o. H. Godfer. Ura.
Annie Poodle,Freda Nelson and
laygery Gcdaey drove to Lake Quin-
opbaogh Wedneeday and spent the
l a IIt..-1.Brandon of Omaha spent
laterday at the A. W. Barge home.
Ill shuay 'rn a Tekamah vlsltor
htunday..H_/.Que. ltogeft and family were the
gmets d relatives at Blair Sunday.
llra.ll.K. Johnson and children
and ln. 0. L. Hllslnger een Blair
sldtors Saturday.
Wet. Pima and ltlae Velma Pylea
were pa ssenger s to ~ Friday .
l n .Eethlr Ho m e and H m m
a a .| | __ _\ r _A e e
lt:e.Wilbor Lowe l n d j l r .L o r Hrs.Clara York assisted at the |lou:-ted tumps encountered in making
went to Tekamah Monday for a visit télephonc odlce last week while Mm a.u='r1s'r CHURCH NOTES excavations, and..wi th f m d |Bevel was at the lnko.|Whereas Washington Cour jy is to
Mel. Leo Hannon 'rent go 0m,|J;a {},.o Stangle m d L.eVerne Lowe Our Sunday School is at 10 a. rn.pay all expenses 'ln conrectlon with
Setvrder md spent the day , morn- drove no to he lake Monday uld".:5lori|lng worship at tl,young peo- the above mentioned work. ond,
ine in gh, avendng and was |¢¢¢m-fqmping equipment along to camp on ;1|et service nt T p. tn.. and evening,Whereas Washington County in to
peeled home by her husband who re-for a week.|11-znrice at B."let us not be weay in
malnod over Sunday.I Hrs.Fred Robertson ond .Cmneii,
. Dave Cummings ls suiering with
a but ey e caused by a.bu¢' swine
into tt.He hall been takin! treatment
from Dr. Lulwna of Tokamlh
Misa Harem' Ackerman who spenta few days last week at the Claudio
Reid home returned Saturday to lie:
expect to leave soon for Lake 0ltobo}lwhere they will spend seen!' e d u
at the Dr. Mead cottage.Mn . le a d
ncll doing; for in due season we ahall
rsnp, if we faint not." Gal. 8:9. Hen
is just the dllllcutty.We [row weary
and quit too noon, and thus receive
and children are spending the sum- no reward.Ixt ""' be persistent and
mer there.The ladle: are eletera _roneiatent in our Clxrlstian service.
On Thursday. June 9. at Blair oc-
curred the marriage of Joiepb Bhomaln Omaha.la m; a n d Misa Minnie Maint.The
Hr. and Mrs. Torn Goasard accom-.
penled by Mr. and ltrs. Herve W il-
liamson and Miss Florence spent
Sunday nt me ra-at xroeh home at
Blair..Hin 'haelma Godaey came up troan
Omaha and spent Sunday witlfhome
Iolka.
R. J. Schencl: and family are en-
3°¥ine n vleit from his eleter and her
daughter and Wo small children who
r __. \ .- - . . . l . -- - . L - I a h -. . a . . a -
bride ls the daughter ofJames Llodtt
who resides east of to nh and Nr .
Kill! ll the eldeat son d Hr . a n d
Bti-e. Al. King.They are at :meant
tnaldintr with their parents Hr. and
I!On last Sunday we had the pleasure
of hasing with us two tninistera of
the Gospel,Rev George Smith of
pay for all land taken for the Right-
of-way of nnlrl Highway.
Therefore .Be it Resolved,That
the County Board authorise the
County Clerk. and ahe hereby is nu-
thorlzed to draw vrnranta in payment
of expense necessary in clearing naicl
highway and ln yment of all landtaken for rlght~£v\'ay."
~J r'white -'Oxnard. Callfornla and Rev. Guatavl .~ ~ B lac o :\.
Lleisener of Brewster. Neht Both of!Henry Trnhlaen,|¢0\l.||tY, Nebraska, as suneycd, plat-
thcse men are products of this church County Commissionersand are doin; good work.Thus our;A request was filed anlslnz thatS.
sphere of lndnence is broadened.
Lire. King.|Our people are to be favored next
After a we 2nonth's visit with re- Sunday by having Rev. C M. Rope of
latlven here and at Perry, Oklahoma, Omaha with us for both services.
Hn. }.(_ ;{Johnson nd d,;;,|"m kg The pastor who must be out of town
Wednesday for her home at Battlr nt this time besP¢|3U for him e IDN!
vlur, North Dakota..ottcndance and n ay mpatlte tlc bear-I hondin the ='=p°_°f ~ Cn!ri$l.
-H. Locltman be appointed Justice of
the Peace for Arlington village. and
it was moved and seconded that sehl
S. H. Lockman, be and he hereby is
appointed Juetloe of the Pence in and
for Arlington Village,and to give
a h i l l § \a U \ l U \ A a u a u o e e a a n e n ;
the 13th day of August, IQQI, at the
north front door of the Washington
county court house in the city of
Blair, Washington county, Nebraska,
neil at public auction to the highest
and best bidder for cash the follow-
ing described real estate. to-wit:
The Northwest quarter of the
Southwest quarter (N W. lt of the
S.W.K )of Section twenty-eight
(28) and the East hall of the South-
cast quarter (E hi of the S. E. lt)
of Section twenty-nine (29)all in
township Seventeen {1?) North Range
Twelve 112)lSt of the Sixth Princi-
pal Meridian,all in Washington
ted and reconlod, to satisfy n judg-
ment in the above entitled case for
the som of $3,180.52 with interest
thereon from the ttth clay of March,
1921,as follows:on $2,l2l.3( nt 7%;
on 8843.73 at 894; on $215.50 at 10%.
and $4l.50 costa of maid action and
att accruing costa. all as ;$"rovidod by
nhl orderand dec ree.
Dated at Blair,this 30th day of
W E E K L Y i i i § i N E s s m a v i l z w ~ ~ r n o c m m n
1 <'nn hmerml nl un. ma mme ~
nu. ...,....,. wh." hun am an hm mn bm mama and um m1=e.°§"""""°'i T".f°"."ff_S'.f'___.1 ___
STATE FUNDS
Tha following lc¢Lerre¢e\\~eu mam
~~ Mr. E. v. Qanpa of Schuyler md n
o r T HE o m s 1 ' x r U 1 ' s B d Ir lon, an the present time. and otheltfgallon and sold at ll per gelllon. At B w nd vi ; gg yhitn Mon- 3
The :emi-annual cute sdwol lppro-Dear Sir:~v r A c n ypri!Lion for July is made under mel I note in y our Pl?" lhat the Pf'¢¢°T°n are I0 c :;t:| r .;mn2° n h i'Mr'.; :"' ;°h ° " Two -;° "=; g tofmore dey mo min g b y o elo udb unt th lt! eh|
in |f l 11 z»¢¢n ¢ e a ¢ s u . o o p ¢ r v w m -n n p r e - a r rs.pmv Ions of the old law tba c lip '\ r; m " Q U:mgmf of the ice plant. wholeealing at $1.40 per gdlon with]Ice cream prices have dfvrwwl from T"§`;§§,"'§fT.`f.?"°' ieundnted with ~
tionment being based both on number a P.' T h u rid, 1,f f h t. other neuron 10 cents per gdlllll 10 so 15 cents per glllnn in Desof school populnhoa and number Of:P no ar ;° ex ri o h vi n t higher.Tb, price 55 1917 urn gg Moines an e n ; of c campaign so The =»~;;; crzgtlm oft to\;.n gott n ; &
I contended was a d r p ee nmpage o a y pu|mu por wlon for plein ic e c ream .lower H So d u ]5,am comP¥eteI>' dumfounded, md -ml id,gd | ur so ec nti or g new :intent me 'gg ere 'mzlhe mm" um; for I time mac: of the!'I.
wh so as o anzend c on °f;l:;E: ti°r :y w: | ;:. ;n;.ceuia per ien in 1914.The Quumgzpdc sea ~'2»"¥~»°2'€"~°2S:;:"1'°°°" liksdvrgdmhlnd had 33.8.
1 1 "rico ce now fixed i three dol- price was $1.40 per nllon and n\'|°°€ emu per quart.Some of the drug- hu 33,13 ggg f ; s o t h , i ; ; h { _
school districts.The next apportion-
ment will be under e new law which
will neqoire the distribution of the
ltlh! funds on e basis of school pop-
ulntion but counties in which state
ha d i l situated 'fwill be given on
amount equal m wlut the taxes would
be upon this land if it were taxable.
ghrcl the counties amounts u follows:
Mr.1JohnNl:;°|»¢i"»~ c rc lm vc llolenles at $1.26 per rel-mem was bought at 90 oentn por D u n l a p " " " " " " " " " " " " "| 's "Mystic n
i l lm h i l ll i l g u
"King ol' the Air'
Reverie "Enchantlneut" St. Clair
Fox Trot "Cairo"Week!
Overture Soppc
"Poet and Peasant".
March Allen
""comp Grove"A Bllppqry Rag Fi lmon
P ch z r md, am non ndnnc e diet January 1o.mo gist; and a. few of the groc er: con-za u r um anc ient c ity 9 h ' § : m ' ; ' ; m " ° " ° "m v m
lar: above the estimlto aandunlesssomemeans is founrl|'"h° the pric e of sugar wu hilhlilinue to c ell at 65. 10 and even 75|11° o c do vru done| nd u "K i n 5 gg n e
whereby the price een be brouht down :Her um date.cents per quart.Dealers in Den -to this Hmm the people of Blair nl The prevailing retail price at pm- lloines who have reduced the price to gmfw o fs d__}== clean 10.E ; : ; u , . 1 § ¢ u mp w m g ,
_....1__:_._ _ -nnnelnn ent il 60 ants por quart in the real- 50 cent per ond. claimed Lbs! some ar r "Stir Spangled r..
1 U
/D
a e ul mpa me u ny l u . a n a l u i u .m l n v e sn U l l l u u u n m pan um we :mu un lnuranay, Jury 1. little uoretny
Horn celebrated her elghthfblrthday
anulveraary by giving a party for
.aight of her little friends.They
played games and went out in the
eonutry, for a ride.On returning:D omth fa mamma 'scarred a itllch.
Illia Dorothy rec eived a number of
iglfta to remember the event.These
§pr~eeent \\'ere:Rene Havens.Iris
Brewster, June Weat, lindorie John-
son. Hyrtle Shuey, Arwilda Lowe and
. Damnnr Olson.
l _1 .I?azmnonlsr cuzmfn NOTES 10a!aH.'§SloNRRS' .PRQCEEDINGS s. J. Ravel mm work)
| | | 'I | \ l V l I v l a n a n l 1 n l u u n b e u \ l L u v
Our young people will hold an ice fdlowlng bills, it was moved und
cream social on the clmretglawn l-'rl-iseeanrleri the following claims boi
day evening of this week.allowed and the County Clerk is.You will xllraya receive a condiallherebs ordered to draw um m on
welcome at my of our services.We the different funds to pay same.|
imite you to come."B. flertlesen (read drag-1
Chauncy M.Foreman.Pewter trifle!S 39.l5f
-I*"rIrI.!!1l Dolan .road dug-'
9.00
homes on Grant Street.Pomona in-Herman Selwrock (road 68251
For Sale-One of the but located d n s )
mute d may c all for partic ulars all work)
TM Enterprise unce.7.¢f Herman Schwoclt (mid |
dregging)2-B 35 .
l3.00
15. H. Noll (mad work!18.00
June, 1921.
ltlaurlce Liehrens,
Sherilt of Washington County,
Nehnnka...24-St
F..'s'r1a1.\'1'l:0 ?EXPENSES
At the rekviar meeting of the Board
n! County Commissioners of Wash-
ington County, Nehreelu, held on the
6 day of January. 1921, the fellow-
ing estimate of the necessary ex-
pense of Wzshingmn County,Ne-
braska during the ensuing year corn-
meneing on the 6th day of January,
the rate pei scholar being g fraction tim! ma: ma y ar e z um; l llblluvnWDP 94 fem! and the rata per dis- more scrious than In apparent short- denial districts.There is a ann of of the ice cream tnlnnfsclrurars rc-
trid being $za.1o.age of ine.It vu my eontentlonli"l°°° from the low prim of 45 c uilil fused to sell them ¢|~¢;m because
-.. !\\_r.L!lA -_ ¢.... ner Quan in ons down tmrn ¢roe¢l'¥ other customers who wnntad to con-Ithulong beendweulfnm of l|As\
public in general zo uk for hee :pau
in the home newmanen Card;ofCountieatributarytoW aahing mn um i t me my or num vulll lui uv,.W¢,,1 ntoreto 70 cent: per quart.Ma h ! ti n m: to s e ll at higher pricesreceive the following amounts:plant it would hue to be const hug
.. .. .._-. ___.fountains vlnilll ice cream il sold ikmade a °'kk3|:."Eight dezlera, molt-
AT nounBurt Cmmty
fiumlng County '|'hn I»'nrmer'| Shia Bunk hun anXbdze Ouumy §1§§f{" H _ n m - U U " r "nd we readlm thlt it ll done with the'|¢¢9,m nigdy settled dun Hillili' in
f w f r H u m l i n u ]beaz of intentions.\u1¢|r -nur q u n mn ,um c w u u
Paper prices are vrakening, Jnhn,The coat of netting up | nawsnungex m n bulldinr Th .iomtio|§ 5 an
Washington County
soosrsns ro msd;
Tlw Wuhiengton County Fnlr
Grounds ¢\l80¢lltion will hold a. meet-
illt at the City Hall. Arlington, Su-
urday, July 23rvd., at a p. rn. to elect
#airs and make plan: for the erec-
tion of such bmgldingru it is possible
so provide for this season.The chic-
ul of the Agrlc dtnnl Soc iety hope
was that if 1 plant was lnnaueu me
p r i c e o f l o e vr o u ld h e b u e d u p o n s
nmduction.cost below this azure.
It gppggn now thot we are ndiy in
error in our judnnent and haw: been
dluppolnind in our xxpochliuns.
The prob!~now i s notvrhnt kann
be :nnnunctmed for but urhnt can an
'§1§}¢"`£1TJ"2i§i£»"ff}»m 'so w sa
ouncen.Th e a vo r lp wd g h l of Ee
cream is 80 ounces por gallon as most
of it runs 8ve pounds to the :liki-
The weight uriu, however, u mma-facturers can not detormins axially"
hour much the gallon will vrdih. The
..\___.n .\._ ---o .¢....... ».. . ...m.lalm of the czum when frozen andliha
PIB!! stated. and pdcoa of all linen
of wn nnlnl mms an no s olOno to
Ure prices of 191-I.The mills,he
laid. state positively thlt prices mn
not R0 lower 'lithvut nelIons impdr-
mant of eapital.\Rc rldnn upwurf
may be expected.An of u w mills
art pnc tlc ilhl back to nurmll :Inca
dlvidull drums af.Inwouldyouu k I,m m with hh .i'l.,...,."'.,.,..l`.-.°.L ,m;,_ .. ,....'i!
whirl# equipment amounting to wwfll 'Tho fume ln dm," of e c m s m r
thousand dollars and help d n l d n l h w ;n f h ln g,°¢=¢\\vrin¢a , n u n
from umnty -lin to Mty dollar! per room ln th, mr nd ,rm settle a
ment and the help'| time. for mon!H
hours dglly, !n_this or that individw (35 39 gp TBA NLS \
wo ek tod o nu lle th c us oo f th oc qu lp- » b wlmlllnlli i ne lif almon thl.- -
A his nrnu1nm tnnslul nn-I nifvhnnl L County Col|lllli5|iol1¢ll' Room,~ é . ~ { £ { = £ i5 m s = h F " .'f'°'_'f'f']'_ff'§_f'§'§§'E"'I1..1'fff§I'
g .. ..., ,....,....... .......... ..... ,...........'three reels next Sunday evening at
_the Methodist church.
|The ent!!!evening iervice d m '
'the League hour will be given to
mwllc , (vocal md lnstmmonul.) and
' pictures, a nary uf real interest ln~tl1r|life of 1 young dup of today .'rye
Blair, Nab., July n,' 1921.1 work)
Th e C o u nf y Bo m o f sq mliu a n Cli|Toni Rav (road dm:
:net pursuant 40 ndjoumment in n xinsnJune so, 1921.Pruenl J. F. wlm¢,| S. J. Ravcr lrond drau-
il. Cl B¥lco,_H{l:ry Truhlsen, Cbuntyl zlmr
Commlssionem.R.II Rau11uas¢n,§9- S. Prichard (labor)
County Asaeuor nm! Mary C. Debelfw G. I}fei|'|er (labor)
|".nunlu F|»r\f 1Fnr. Gr. & Lumber Co.
Q
8.00 § 3 l }w m e n Dulmulntllng |mu:uu.u
ness as cvldenced by the Bonds,
0 Colman! or warrania iienliy issued.
,which estimate was entered at Rugs
405;)upon their records and ordered pub-
17.so fished four nuc¢:¢ssive,weeks before
'mn the levy for that y ur, in The Enter-
_";'pris¢. a newspaper of gene:nl circu-
1s.45 lzticn in said county, which eatinmm
_. ..-W... In unn|| nm{ innruu an fnnntut
e,_ls
~- v
w *v "-.'s mf.-"
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n ~ ~
~/"fgf ~'=~D o n ' t
1 .F o r g e t t h e
Home Folks
Wlwther any at college, on a vacation orbusiness trip, the hams fdka will want to know
how everything is going.
imngina the tingling nurprine of the fpikn at
home at suddenly receiving your long mlm!mnccgmeling and tha plenum you will Lake m lunar-
mg that voices...
Whenever you are, drop into your home and
cglee Io:few minulm each day over "lang
itunes.Rain an about hd! lar||glhm-|.o1i.||l1Jn call: Irum 8:39m. in midnight; about mmwrt): midnight to 4:30 a.. m
l
f1 6 :l n o n m v u s m m
;y -;~n r ,n u . n z n z r n o n z
\l c o u n n w
:. f l .1 < / - 1
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s
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JF i l l ~o f t h e i n t m¢¢¢|ng|__<|=3;»=1»f}
ware rev! and approved gnienklng az Seger (gn)2413§,",,,§_f'°°,,'f,'§,'§"and the ovorhow of on million duly mai and exrried Raymond Morehouse er-bon 210100
"Some Elf Mark; of A Good qosi- the following refund orders wo r e ~ § ; = ; ; ; ~ ; = - f ~ >3 ~
neu" will be the pu| .oor's theme in aliowed:4 "._. George om. $40 91 on account of Amd: Hardware (sup-lhé '"?"'i""H! wi!l bf. ~ f'I".i'_ I lusina 1:uhund with pxrvan school le\r\plies 16.00
" u l l u n u l u o G n u 5
Jai!
Poor and Poor farm
Deputy Assessors
Officer: Szlnrlos
Gounty Surveyor
u u s n u p ' v n u uz 1,500.00
0000.00
3,500.00
10,000.00
1,000.00 |~An d thma or th; county an inur-
eated ln the success of tho County
Pair and it in hoped that the repres-
entative men of the c ounty will be
then: to help put the Fair on a mm
foundation and assure its mace: for
G O D G I N ?I l l !H W v n u D 1 | q ' J r n - 1 - --_d u c e d - u a 3 8 . 0 0 a n d m y j u c l g m l n t l n r e n i n p e r q u a r t t o T 5 c e n t s A r o -
b u e d o n p e r s o n a l o b s e r v a t i o n s o f \ h ¢ | d u c 1 . i o n , n f f i v e c e n t s N l 'q u a r t T i l l
p l a n t t h a t h a s b e e n i n o p e r a t i o n h o r e , b ¢ ¢ ! n m t l d e i n m o s t a t o r e l .S U M !o f
f o r t h e p a s t f o u r w o e h .I t w i l l b t h e s t o r e s t h o t s o l d 6 5 c e n u a n d a t
7 0 c e n t s l a s t y e a r c o n t i n u e t o s e l l a tth e du t y of t h os e i nt e r e st e d in a s su r e -
.... ._-___ _: -.... 2... ..1...¢than nrinenl.
:ow Bm are no w taki n; old en for
aclmol sunnlioa which un rolnl zo the
dealers at lower prices this year. with
the exception ol pencils which are in
higher.More nheets of anne an i nthe ublots this year and the bd fin
li h b o d d i l. W e i li ` i lllI \ | UL ! ! I ! ! th lo lltn lr a u r n wvi u n u u u u u u n q nlou] advertisements, and of thunb. fulhor W i with a pd dly w~z hu I: ~
etc..be pdd in advmoe.This ofttho min is tar mdtha sin gor o.
oomso doo: not apply m tho ml'Ihr Mn. Clam liencko and family
'adverliserl but to than who como infor something oocuionallr.uf. wont NEBRASKA I ND US TR I A L NM
* F *
EBIT!! Business men wnetner Hom mefa rm o r fr om the a lo ne , b an k. o ff ic e ,, "i l If ~ ¥ é ff £. i. §n "» 2- . Mn rk S la de ?(labor)
nhop.count of error In uaeaamenl..llfllller Monk (blacksmith
1 Board adjourned until July 25,work)A b i l Fa:mer'¢Day in beingplanned for July Blat.The pastor will
out the farmer folk agninat the town
folk.There in a move on foot to
bring one big bunch from the west.
What about the south. out and north ?
k92l, at 9 o'clock.John F. While (work an
Mary C. Zkbel,highway com.)
County Clerk.Crowell Lbr. & Gr. Co.County Commissioners Room,E (lumber)
Blair, Neb., July 11. 192l.}T|1¢0. Anderson {¥ahor}--- --"!!|_..n»-.. nn.; 11-1 r-_
3.50 Roads z5,uou.uuBridges\£0,000.00
2339 Skg. Fund S. C. & P. R. R.
1 Bonds 10,000.00
10 Int. on S. C. & P R. R.
.I B o r a 500.00
3349 Int.0. & N. W. R. R.wg()Bunch '3,000.00
Criminal and Clvinl cases 8,000.00
the future.The trnto! land secured for a per-
manent holne for the Fair ia one of
the beauty apota of this part ol llo-
b r u lu .There is ample room, lull of
Une shade trees. and its settlnli bound-
ed on three olden by n lake and tho
high blufl' to the north. odds much to
its charm.Qui: tho flcld n little only Satur-
day evening nnd drive over to Arling-
ton ind help the Fair Boosters put
ing we future annum on vu: na: yum." U - - _r " "u n ;t h e y l o c l r r i a i n a s e a r l y a a p o a a i - |I c e c r e a m n o d u h a v e b e e n r e d u c e d
b l e t h e f a c t s c o n c e r n i n g t h e o p e r a t i o n | t o z s c e n t s ,g e n e r a l l y w i t h n t w o c e n t
o !t h e p l a n t : n d w i t h t h i s l n f o r m a t l o n W ! 1 h x ,e x t r a .T h e l m w n l O l i c e
I feel ratlalled that we wfl be able to
llnd a way by which the price may be
reduced to the consumer. -I cannot
convince myself that my figures were
50 per cent too low an inerery cnc
that I made personcl invctligltion
cream varies at different fountains.
ln som' stores. Eco cream ia ndded ar
liberally as in pmwnr days whjle in
others n ncanty spoonlul of lee cream
in all the reason there ls for cllllmt
it other than plnln node water.Tho
my estimates were conllrrned by,bi|z1rc2t boon in the way of reductions
actual operating results.:hu been In coca cola which is buck
-1~L_....e_..._ r r,...1 45.0 um ahnnhl rx-.Ln the noe-war nriee of tive cents per
cent pencil tablet h u returned
Pencil: still sell nt war prices.
Poultry ls Cheap
Poultrr prices are wenkenim-an
rpdng chickens are comin: ln mlrket
lr| n plentiful supplv.lr ln expected
that prices will be le"er later ln the
lummer than they \=we at the corres-
lpon-ding time last your.
your bunlncaa and we want no give
you your money'a worth. but a twenty-
Ilve or Mty cent loc al c an be pdd
for when ordered just as cheaply "1
nfter It hu been run.It will save
the oditofa time trying zo collect end
it wyill aavc a lot of annbyance to the
customer.
Prieen nf earl! hm been ldvnnhl com,Fon wnrrun
50| na supplies are shorter ma the . . -- -d n r n n n r l n o n t i n u c a m o d .E a s t e r n 'T h e n o n n I L l ' p r D d u c £ i o n o f c o a l i n
- -M !a n l l \ | \ | \ l \ | \i n n
The plain and nttnc tivu nm-kara
showing the nnma of the streets ao
att:-usted the editor o !the North
Platte Tribune, ou. his recent vlalt
to Gothenburl. thu he ll suggesting
m almllar improvement hr hia home
city.Plain mldlrn to pilot tourlda
in and out of villages il elm lnwk-
ing appreciative nmarka.
The late floods on the Platte river
were expensive to Lincoln oounty.
f n . . .1.-nt-.¢- m n had not been
ITh e B a a n ! or C o u n t y u om m n m n o n e r s Q n l l w r u l vu n . u a . w .-Se e n o t e n e x t w e e k .J h M i m e t p u r s u a n t no a d i o n m e n t t k e |i o i l l 1 0 6 8 8 In c i d e n t a l ;9 ° \ '° ° 0 ° °J. A .0 |'l»loI|,H1 12 ?¢..__a n uma .. _ _ - _ _ . " 1 D . . , 'L . I'fl l l i v l n l n F v n h u l f n n l i l h l i RGRR ~R¢ n Q f ~)........_..» . . - -| . | u n u 6 0 ,n u n .|¥ t | \ e | | | . i .r .u l u w |~ " -» - ~ -» f ~ m 1¢| " ° " "v- . V .n w h a,o oo. oo31°19 H U 5 0 7 2 3 H . C . B l d H T h l .B l a i r A t o E h m (i 6.85 'C H R I I A C B C H a e o a n r n r y m M n Q u x c r e p a r s R e p a i r P u b l i c Bu i ld i ng w 1 .0 0
..M i n u t e s o f t h e l a s t m e e t m g w e r e . h a fl e r O l i & R e f. C o .M o t h s : 's P e n s i o n 2,5 0|J00S o m e o f o u r pe¢ p1n __; re Vis iti ng r u d a n d lPi1r0\»ed.I ( o i l )49.24m d f ' | n y g m a k k . t h i s i n p g f t | ¢ .T h e fo l l o w i n g r e p o r t O f f t ! !w e r e S h l f ft l O i l 8 : R e f . C o .A g r c u h u r l IBC! sf.0(.k Sh l i w
-.... ...A l u n e n t l o n 1 . 1 0 0 0 0
since the Hut of the month wmrn wr " " ' -H'-- " " * __mg to hell usual at this time of the y ear. nc - the mines, in .hd a ~ ",° " } _ ~~ " , _ ¢ ° : l , , , ; , . | ,.»T"».,
1:
I
»'_ -..- muh... ...|~...1 .M.~L'r¢¢:eised md onlered nla-ted on hh!mln nmol " " " " "§|-...n n..\.-\U l l l y l l u n u n u u - 9 ....... . - - -_f u d e m u u l f o r c o d t h e m i n e r s a r e
iclie.T h e m i s u w i d e s p r e a d fe e l i n g
t h a t I r t i l h l r i t e s w i l ! b e r d u c e d a n d
| | . - i \ . ¢ n ¢ \ l l I i h l i i n v ~ i n I
usd to retire bridge bonds new dna
and the relwnder will be use for re-
g a i d n g t h e o l d b r i d g e s .
If s u m c i a n t c a p i t a ! c a n b e In i m u t o d
a o u n u w r u u l u m m m.»w»|-nv- ...._I 2 0 0 ;m l r y u .u c u e lm e e b e i n g o n l y 119.l i n t h e C o u n t ;C l e r k 'l o l b c e .Cl a r e n c e S o r e n s e n (a a gg 5 )1 .w_ L -- - -. .. .. ¢ :. .. .. |. .. , n. . -1 .\ ¢ mu m E d w a r d C .Ja ck s on ,C l e r k D i l t .M e n k i n g § S e g e r ( g a s )1 2 . m f 23 - 4 t C o u n t y C l e r k .
nu i.|u|.l: nun; IJualuaa; wv .»» ......ull! be well and the viaitora returned
ao that we c an awat that summer-
alump bug so haul he won't hit any
of ua again thin summer.
Next Sunday morning the aerrnon
will be specially for children. but ue
wont all the older ones too.Th en
will he a mensaz! for you.The sub
jeet in sensational but not oo the rer
rnon.Subject:"Cut Worms!!The
Court. 2n°l quarter. 365035.
A.C.Dobel.Gounty Judge,lat
quarter. Somoa.
A.C.Debel.County Judxf.2nd
quarter. $654.50."
Mary C. Debel, County Clerk. 2nd
quarter. $432 55.On motion duly made and carried
the following resolution was adopted.
"Whereas under Federal Aid Pro-
..¢ ¢- ..1 \ | _a _ _ a - _r - . . . . a . .£ -
Avery Co.(repaln)
Avery Co. (repairs
Shirley Construction Co.
loan payment prefect
sas Aa
Truhlaen Bree (wheel)fuliua Stender (damage
by reakon of road)
Marie Wrlch (land for
road)
\|aa U nianln |\nr\.r| fm
6.99,n a s Puritan Pancake Flour.the best
over. 35eenta per sack at .
The Rhoaxlea Col! and Feed Store
2.213.811 Golden West Hour.made at
1ao.so Puritan mills. 82.25 per aack at The
|Rhoaglen coal me Fwd Store.
25.00 I lv)
4 8 0 . 0 0 |;
1 I l \ | l . | \ \ l " | n u x u u v n 1 .l
b f l lk l li on muumur. nugq.»~m . , & ' ? ' i T t h e Vanihzas-Antill
sense. Blair. Nebraska. to the high-
etl bidder for cash.one StanleySteamerTouringAutomobile.Said
ia sold in conformance with the lawn
of the state of Nebraska and strictly
under the order of the District Court
of Washington County. Nebraaka, ln
the matter of J ames E.Hart.Re-
ceiver of The Banking House of A.
that we have made n aerioua rmotaaei
by goin! into the ice business. How-
ever I rm still hopeful that this an
be worked out to the entire satinfne-
tion of the public.
Very truly youre.
E. V. Capps.
z~q2uu:cr or DISABLED
SOLDIERS
TT1- "§¢'\lllr¢| soldier is nm only mu
of the lovfrizn c itizens ol t'1ia F-
puhlle, but he is one of the savior-
or the Republlt.Abd is entitled o
douhle consideration on that a.ocount
Znve.ti;::ntinn would probably elmu
that many of the doctors in the pub
lie health service are young prar
ltltionera, perhaps ln moat instance-u - --e ve n i n g s e r vi c e w i ! ! b e g i ve n m n e r t o j e c t m o . s l A . vu s n m g w n \ . w » » » ,In » - - . . . ......... _-_1 |V u n n u u n ant h e "G o s p e l Te a m . "W e w o n t y o u t o c l e a r t h e g r o u n d fo r n i c ! h i g h w a y l"°|»d>422 .00 |0 » H A ° N £ ;" '
a n m m e a n d h e a r t h e " 'l e z m . "T110 o f o l d tr ee s.st u m p s ,b r u s h ,we e d s B o a r d a d j o u r n e d u n t i i Ju l y ,25,g At t o r n e y s- n ; . Il w
n n n | \.A i l |
(.|.|{d.l£r vs. Frederick H. czmflxc1 rn...1:nn (110 mm. 'Z».. »......x... nf un Nah:-uh-m ama II. Hart. Receiver of
The Banking House of A. Cantetter.
. . . . . . .- - -- - - °BAND CONCERT PROGRAM
THURSDAY EVE., J ULY 2l
ON THE C HOW E LL HOME LAW N
u w anrua-uv;-..._.vikoroua in demanding better ntten~
tion to the needs of dleablod addicts
and cites one instance which illus-
trates the too frequent attitude of
government oilleiala tnwnrrl the men
who suffered injury or disease u nresult of their nerviee in defense of
I
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experience except nn inlernen in has
pildln.They have not lenmod In take
their work seriously and too frequent
lv have less wal sy lnplthy for the
u e I u l n m r u a n as " " ' " ' " "" " "* " " ' ° "s u p p l y .I t i n n o t x n o w n m u u m m :
o n s s p i r i t .C u e s o f n e g l e c t a n d h "a r e m a n y i d l e f r e i g h t c a n n e w a n d
_ d i l f e r e n e e t h a n c o m e t o h i s a t t e n t i o n t h a t n n i s d u "J u s t h o w
w a l !u n d o u b t e d l y b e f o l l o u i e d b y s u i t - I f a r t h e t r l n s p o n e t i o n e o m p a n l e s c a n
p a t i e n t t h e n ;v e t e r i n a r i a n w o u l d d w a b l e p u n i s h m e n t f o r t h e g u i l t y .1p l u s 'l n t a k i n g : a r e o f n d u m b a n i n | n l . l e v l n t h e w a y o f h a u l i n g c o a l f r o m
a _' t h e m l n e s t o t h e b i n s o !t h e h o u s e -
T h l l |:~ " ` I ' 1 ' § " f . l " ' § " 1 ' f 'B l a i r C h a u t a u q u a A u g u s t 2 5 _ 3 g u h o l d e r s w h e n c o l d w e a t h e r c o m e s o n
......|\............a.|\.n . .nn nl nn n n t or t l l
I Pouah plant at Antioch the 'rilllxi
[oat its dectric service.Editor Bronze
of the News had to b orrow l g u
enfdne to get out his pnpsr Int week.
Not a few Ne b r u k l towns a nhee to face with the necessity of ia-
euinz bonds at 1 high nte M lnteftd
.¢<..J f /'~the preacher and the ehunrh, and ~
expect to multiply our power as many
and gram to fail width of excavated wzl, at :r u cwcx A. su.5 |Roadway as shown on plans the mme Mary C. Debel.g m |sum 3| g,Mdto he burned unless otherw;s»e direct-;County Clerk.1 :es n (0)n Bu Ing I
Q an-n»¢\n~cnf>1 -¢'|r»»nc-»~»<\¢'o~»-¢~»n~a-¢"»r=~»n¢-»»-=1f»-|
4 5 ¢ | ¢ > ¢ q n . | n n | n n | n n | 4 1 n ~ » n n | n o | n n a n n | n o n n a n n o n n a n n a n n o n n a n n a n n l n o a n n l y
-2 _f H -I A
the nation.According to the "Journ-
Jewell al". the public health service has an
office in Hanna City where the doc*
c uban tnrs are busy.but apparently the
1 _Jln .. _. J | $ u h ummIr l g
l l l l l m o i t §Jr0\f tnmll.z u l u g e ;l i 'I l l u ll uw i¢|n \»u|u n ... - - .-, .- ._ .__hub!lh i Id M J. I.. F.dw rd i 1gy m edenir; :o"'s: npP\";*;":)';_;:'he' gm on uve; ¢€,.'$¢'§§"'..¢"l"` at can get the fuel out of the mines and to retire rnatudng bonds that curled
tice In onde so ae u w 1 lonto the urs 1| a mater of apecula- interest rate: u low u three per cent.
me nt M m' a "r ro r':? '°"H L C Giiliun hu been employ-tlon.Schuyler wil!be served .with lee
'me P rw on ed to IC!as }M\il°1 of the Nur!h;On the theory of supply md de-'hereafter from a privately owned
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"Sludos of Night"Qve nu n "Revelry"Jewell
Merch Alexander
"Coloma of Columbia"_
Sennado "su ng Nagin"Huff
Trombone Episode h w y
"Mutte rinf Friu"
Wnltzes Blmerd
"Kingdom of Dream"
Fox Trot Mueller
CTUWGEG tllnuluun Us sum:ww.--due largely zo v»a.1!.e of HMO.H ;,|l.l1B employees of the public he:|ll21."h°o]
related sm a soldier patient visited eervioe are of the frivolous kind \\h0}H d M §p Je Mthe elmen to Rive one of the doctors deem IP. an evidence of propciency In r an nn r-treet their work with on mir oflevilv ueyed W Omahe this morning 1-0 take
I I u i hl e u e e d w e com-~n ew ac 1:5 n I U f r i t l the soldiers are lhe in the nights.
mend. c oupled with the frennr ol' theipllnt um nu renew,uwwu sesnuuupu nh ui ng public.the U.S.F'uolby 'W illiam Dvorak at a colt o l
Administration compiled d n a th lt
shown our when the supply of eoelpolled to walt srhile.1.he doctor re-n o una fr.-1.I -rn rn L z ,L hq w r-petledly engaged in.fri\oloua ¢.,,,,,N.11ridims.|Ile. and Hrs. (Zhu. Hansen enjoyed ;,|12 ,l`liT.",."§~.°°§`§'...5 3 0
. 3nation over trivnl matters with one lt will be remembered that early in 4 vial: from xhe-ir son Alvin Haneen'm.,\,., per cent, Mty per cent below
ol his elllce eeeoclues.lun wer--during the mining";?¢1and.-»f David City over Sunday.
The lneleneo mentioned by the there was trouble mer this lame nb A new girl arlved alibehnl Jesaen
normal raises the prion forty end one-
hnl! per cent and eight per cent sub-
.-..._L_\\..........¢...a.».1 titude of the 'lorinre zovxenl govern f north of Omni.w d 5,normal ear " Un i v relsee me :I
I$30'0°0 _
A petitlon il me to he c irc deted
to o btai n J lnlrl for .3.h e umm of
bonding the diy to build a noi North
school building and repair the Went
building.Both projects are needed
and according to the school board pro-
eeedlnze the bolnd will be hacked by
All kinds of the vexjy best THRESHING COAL on hand
HT PRICES " W m : W a n g B l u e s "" J o u r n a l "as p r u n u u l y l l n u u w w w m m f .n t i e n l s b u t t h e r e w a s n o \¢_;|co n cc r nn d a r e d o i n |I1|Sin hu tl nn Ll ll il ll f t h i n t l w l i l ! £ 1 3 6 5 o f e x t r e m e C l 1 1 ¢ l '| : - !f i . . ...§. ..¢ ... ...n n n a l l n 1 d n "Y . i l R .A winery-dght per cent.'um ciimur of Commerce.Annmximntelsr onewt' of the ltor~.U1 |. , g m s. ; n e gl e c t o f | su lf r r u v :Ull vl |u " n | |1 ; u || v u | u -.."`3 3'H é¢S u n n y S o u t h "' l y r w :°i 9 ;l r s t e a t h e oo u n e ed t h e s i !a t i o n n r d c i !~ 1 s n o r i1 0 . l h 1 1 : h 'S o u s n i n g pa t i e n t ,b u t t u s n h e in s i a n - o n i n |r u p lv\ r t o f Il 1 r r" S t a r s a n d S t r i p e s F o n e ve l "fr a m e o f m i n d sn w i n c h t o o m a sf,.ch a r ge s .S o m e di sm i ss ai s f"o'~1 1':"" S t a r S p a n g l e d B a n n e r 'b u r e a u c r a t s l n t h e g o ve r n m e n t s e rhub i ic .T h e d i s a b k d ser vic e res ul nofl, an d t he m s hou hf 51 :1_vi c e :p o e t I:pA b o u t t w e n t y m e m b e r s o f t h e l o c a l lo i di e l' o cc u pi e s A d o u b l e po s i ti o n i n h e m s o m e : w r t r u n l n l !1!DCO>ia:"
_.. .. ... n - - a |- . | . . . .»¢.4¢n¢u{A¢|L e -._.r-u....Dn ol . -un s n w n m o n l n m -and $0"| l|.2 p c n i l o n l i a r y i m p r l s o n m c 1
nlce sy.
M m M e r r i t t S m i t h P u r e n t e d h e r
h o u s e i n n o r t h w e s t B l a i r t o l l .M .
Ha l b er t .t h e n e w d m g g i a t w h o r o -
c e n t l y b o u g h t t h e W i t h e r b s D m : C o . '
i t i s z o b m fh o p e d l , !'a t t h e o l d s e t -
s.pa.city oi'n u l l i n t h e U n i t e d '" V u e "S e t t i n g a n d a s u s v n u
| 8 0S t a t e s i s i n t h e b i n s o f h o u s e h o l d e r s Ho d g e s . a s u c c e s s ful p r i m a r y t e a c h e r
h o o l s w e r e m a r r i e d t h i si n t h e n o r d s e r n sta te s.L e s !t h a n i n t h e : i l y s c
h d ! o f t h o s e b i n s a r e i i l l e d a g a i n s t s p r i n g a t F r e m o n t u n d b u t n c l m t l y
th o 1 | in t o ; - 's n e e d s , a s c o mp s m d s ri t h l s n no n n e e d t h e h s p p y a r e n t so t h c l r
p r m r l o u s y e a r s .Th e p r o b l e m l s l e s s fr i e n d s .M r . B e a r i n g i s s a l e s m a n fo r
.... .. . . \ _ . . . . . . | . - . - ~ n 1 l s l n Rnnthmnn u r n : s o d t h e h l w r
r : | | l l l l ! l l 35sRhoades Coal 8; Feed. Store U'n||n UTQKRDTDUWI l.A|\l|¢ lrnyvoluvuso on invitation extended to them by
the Omaha organization Int Tuesday
evening :nd wont down in autos zo
Visit A noe time was reportod-
|\ . . | "- . .
I u l r m l u u u u w u n , , v . . . . . . . _ . . -.c i a l .T h e o f h c l a l i n s u p p o s e d t o b e p
public servant. and. therefore. in In
o some n senant of every citizen who
h u bualnoal with the government.
on well.tlor'i pfmlc and reunion can ue hola imminent no mole wnu punsnuuunv \\¢............._.__It is needles? ln -my 'Phat ;1og"r1 .Aomurt Mm In tho Chautauqun zen: for Industrial purpose:because ihe c ouple will mb tholr home in thi!
of the dinblod 1="l""r= wil* not k1\o°=- M vnu done 'nt year.The olhcors wnvlsr and delinry in apt to be by city.The Entérprlu;.oxi4m¢h ooo-
lngly be overlookei by ¥"msld¢ntaro planning to do this.contract.gntulations.