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BLAIR,WASHINGTON COUNTY,NEBRASKA,NOVEMBER 8,1921 No.40VOLXXV
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such vast numbern ol people.Never
HARl)lNG'SARPIISTICE
DAY-ADDRESS
newAcci6§s`coNr1nEn
BY mans UFTELE-PHONEEQUIPMENT
norms OF 1NrEnssr To
nxennvlcn MEN
(By Mrs.J.P.Jensen)
Henry Ludwig is blrk from a three
weeks stay st the U.S.governmcnt
lzospitnl ward nt Swedish Mission hos
pital.Omnhn md nlille n little thin
in general nppcarnnee hir.Lidwlg
says he in now feeling line nml speak:iw well of treatment accorded him
while under Veterans Bureau.
C 552 558 will take notice that mnllThousandsofpeoplegatheredtoQ
gether in two vn.mt audiences one ahfmm two department;r here in mYonefor you and you will please callNewYork and the other at San Fran 2 fn mme oning with those responsible for thciscowillhearPresidentHa_|~dlnxl r 1 13 cd |1 |riot of plunder which ruled in Ameriadddthf15~~~RIS P C I Yl(B
.:;::.~J;::;:;..;f..;1:::;f~»f»=<~the ~if ~healthifpermitsbyplacementoflicerthis.soldier st .Arlington National Comel
tory Wnnllington D. C.on Armistice
Day November 11.Telephone equipment will bc installled in front of the
Iresidento stnnd in the huge Arlingtonamphltheatrewhichwillenrrythe
lresldents voice over wires to New
York and San Fcisco where it will
be transmitted to audiences through
loud speaking devices recently perremdbytheengineersofthemn
System.Through loud speake111installedstArlingtonthePreealdenfl
wed:will be carried to the thousands
nf U.S.troops and civilians ntmsem
bled .about hirn on the hillsides who
iothenrise would not be :ble to hear.
This will be the greatest funeral
service the wnrlil hu ever known.
Never before in historv has the head
of any nation been able tonddnena
before hive the woods of lny leader
been carried to vast audiences Mnem
laled in opposite portions of his enuntry.It indicates that the day is not
far distant when the Pruidezat eenspeakfromhisnfllceintheWhite
House to audiences assembled in
every pan ol the country.While the
nddness at Wuthlngton will be held
at noon.the eloek at San Francisco
vill..sl1o\r.dna#clock J=at.lu>
inn.Telephone engineers my that this
project ls one of the most importswt
and dillleult they have ever under
tsken.It is nnother sneat scientific
lehlevement nnd not merely n connectingof opporite onris of the rountrytogetherhylongdistancetele
phone.The loud epenlierf whlcn
will be used ln carrying the Presl
1lents voice out over tho great audi
en¢es nt Arlinkton NewYork and Ssn
Francisco have been §rfcd.ed only
recently.The sppuralun required is
complicated and formidable and it
could rot be manufactured in lifi:¢e»»sal?quantities to extend the programtorovermorecities.
Through this newly created e1|ulp~
ment it will be poanlhle to transmit
the speech of an orntor over lonir din
tanoe wires :md have it nproilueeal
through a loud speaker where de
nired with nn much force and power:us though the orator were in the prenmice of his nudlenre. .fWhat will be ¢loneen Armistice Day
to carry the Pre=Idenl.n volee to the
two great cities on either cout sim~
u!t.mrounl;will eventually make it
possible for representative nudieneon
throughout the land in every state to
hen un address hy their ehlef exe
cutive at one time.What this achie
vement will mean in futune historyisalmostbeyondimagination.
SOME slznvicn
Why detectives when the telephone
operators can nnd the lost?And
thereon hone: A tale.A munut»Alvn
0k1nhomn hnd not head for twentyyearnfromLogan].union who nt
that time lived at Feder nEpi¢n Ne
hrulu but he put in |long distance
f all tor hirn.The Coder Rnplre operatoraskedthosewhomightknow
about Thomton Ind reported that he
had rnowrd to I.nv\r~en¢¢!.Nebnuka
years BSU Alva called Lawrence and
learned that the msn hm!lived there
at one time but had moved to DeWitt.
The telephone glrlell Dewitt cilled
on some of the olrl settlers for infor
mation and reported that Thornton
inoved to Glenwood.Iowa.flve years
ueek.For the present Chds will
work with Mr.Fischer nt the shoe
trade and is sn busy as s cranberry
merchant nt his work at present.
Work llle.|tart4d for Curl A.B.
Oleaon an ollicer of Evse Hosp No.
ll A. PJ. F.Service and Mr.Oleson
has been assigned his file number.
This former service man in now ourpopullrCountyAgentandwefind
thnt in going over his very commend
nble army record that he is one of our
boys who hu been brlvely trying ==|overcome his handicap whlch he in
curred while with the A.E F.lt
Bribeaux in Alsace Loraine.but
Uncle Sam lu.:new ordered him in
for a genernl going over to :ee how
hln present state of health is getting.
Mr.Oleson has never asked for his
hle in Veterans Bureau but we be
lteve this s mistake on the part of
our .service men.Come in under this
Bureau is egg beet advice for your
future stltul.
A letter from the b0>l nt the
npr.1ial school of the Veterans Human
in Drnlha called The Railway Edu
cntlonal Bureau !ieson our desk
||n¢l wg gtg glad ~the boysseem to like the work there.All men
5 place are servlet :neu and.iqéggmi ni;.ff :hir an e...$.?
who entered last week from X U1d|
is advancing rapidly in his clue
Mr.end Mrs.Leonard Peterson of
Kcnnnrd were over to the county lent
on matters relating to Lcona\1l¢
work under Veterans Bureau and to
call on friends.We mul!placing
Lenn11ls first papers uhrn he was :I
ygyy nick boy just llolI${!from the
service ond while hc has improved
rome In heollh he is fnr from sn able
bodied mln yet.We trust he will
have success in hisfuture work in our
county.
~On request of the Commander and
Adjutant of the Lafrenx Pont of the
Ameriesn Legion of Teknmnh Ne
braska we are taking np some of their
files for their rick cbnirades.One;
especially haw been pcrldlflil l¥\ll»long
months and that of Paul Nunnllbf.
now almost s helpless paralytic.Wil.
met with the executive committee of
the Post and went over this esme cafe
to are if we might.from our lung er:pcriereo be able to hasten the henr
lng on thls rlianbility elnim.We wereronvineed:hd claim i.:jwl.Boll FP
have pledged the Legion ofllcers then
to cover this enIe thoroughly with Ulf
proper oillclnle.|Former Lleut.Ynul Ll.Kelly wI.al\
hgg n rating sheet to flute and this
being n complicated affair we l¢4lUl»
ed same wlmlch wal very Pff¥\\PU!r
lnrnisnerl him from the ollicinln in
eharqe ol this particular work nnfl
who \\t\t very kind to hone? our unofficialrequest.Should any of ourboysdesiretoknourtheirrating
sheet work we will be glad to insrtnct
them as to their tighten
mum D01NGS
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The one of Clarence lllunnon vsOttoPaulrnmeupforhendnginthe
county court yentenlny.This ease
nrnse from nnaceidenl.occuring in
Dmahl l»0|l1C H510 pngrt when Otto
Paul of this county with his nutomo
bllepan into Clgnnce Muon 10 WMridingsmotorcycle.The qnmplnln
ant was nwsdefl $225 damages.
Dell Raver has asked for a restrain
irg order restraining the Cestetter
nge The Oklahoma exchange fnunrl Bank from nellniq his Iwi to s:1tisf)
the missing man at Glenwood and the
connection was mnllc and the conver
Mtion helrl.
'_In'rltFf""
Yon nre positively foablxlrlenio lfr1
trash or lmild nrrs nf any kind on the
paved streets and slleya of lllllr.All
pmties lrullty of this offense will beestnlnlng outer on account of the\.s ~~¢mn~|no rho f~ 1ex~sm ot me Ihr.uw 1..\|;;A
u judgment.nlttflng that in !1.l>deed
we\e ellueeai forbidding him in anyway to enenmber or veil the property.The temporary restraining onler unsgrantedundtheIiueitionofmlklt!|
it permanent will be fougt out llter¢
Sheriff Mehnena hu levied on two
can of the Vsn HunAntill nnn and
the Castetter Bank has asked for n
bunk holdin;1 eluttei rnortgige.f
"S'l`0PTHIEF''---Bursror'l`llERElll.THIH'
i It is an old trick of the xtrjltyrougetoraisethefalseeryofatopthiefneddivertattentionwhilehe
makes good his escape with the nwig.When the war ended und the Am
erieln people found time to look after
rlfsins st home they demnndnd a reek
enn business.
During the war the government ha1
called upon the people to give their
5U1|»ll to die their substance.£0 bnLibertybondsbuyVictorbonds.buythdftstampssupportdrivesfortheRed Cross.the Knights of ColumbustheSalvationArmytheAssociation
of Friends to this worthy or~gani:.ntionandtothatpatrioticleague.And the people dld give and giveagain.They give out of all proportiontotheirsbility.The poorgavetheironvinpsthewageenmerndividedtheirrlgilywage.The monl
and women ol :mill ulsrlol gore and
bonwo\sed gave at every call and ureEtillcarryingtheirinterestbearingobligntiomjindtherichggve.some?
liberally some not so llberxlly outoftheirabundantandincreasingwenlth.l
While the war was on the people
blindly accepted the mounting costa
ot living an s part of the wir burden.
There was no time to in iguto lu
cause no flets.upol1 which deter
mine as to its justlee.But when the war was over and
prioes continued to soar when livingcnet 25 per cent more in 1919 than in
1918 and 1920 cost 17 per eent morethanl9l{l the limit of forbearance
had been reached.The storm brol
OF LIVING.
s.wnAr1:v\:n N 0 n 1 N A L IN
CREASE THERE HAS BEEN IN
WAf}}IH SINCE THE OUTBREAK
OF THB EUROPEAN WAR IN 1914
HAS BEEN 1oucsn BY rm3 IN
CREASED COST ol LIVING UN
JUSTLY IMPOSEIJ UPON mxPunucBYTHEWARPROFI
TEIIRS.Wage advances have been
one nl the EFFECTS of high prices:nd NOT the CAUSE of high prices.A table compiled by the United
States Department of Labor conclu
aively establishes these pnopooitloimand shows ln the most graphic mannerheirfarBEHINDtheCOST of uvINGthewagesoftheunionlabor
tnlled even during and since the warwhenhighvrlgvcs have prevailed.The eotnpuison is nude with 100ns the base ln1918.Union Wage CostorYournmLiving1913mo10019141021031915102105.11916105118.3191711214241918me114.4
l919 us 199.31920'89 213.5Thepeakwureachedof iozo with
the wngea of union labor showing nnincreueod 98 per nent snd the cost
of living nn imcreale of 116 per cent
Dver lDlS.
NOT ONCE during the pedod trorn1918 lb 1920 DID THE WAGES R15
fIEllrED bv organised labor BREAST
COSTS OF LIVING.Wlge sduneeo
legged behind :nd for behind price
:....._nmimnf yfopnnmunm ~seimglur to onennuntherobberswhonplunderingthe
public be called to account.1
And the robbers were needy to raise
the ery f stop thief and lead anlndiqnnzipublicnflopsfalsetrnil.|The real prolltecrs Tvere fully organizedandz>lf1>=wd~They hurl
been oriranixingz tnzstn and combina
tions to .control price.;for twentyyears.lhe\hed control of nireneien
to make the alarm nationwide.Their
prose covered the entire country.|They raised n great hue and erynpinntLabor.Organized Labor =l=
the guilty party.They claim that
there were more than twentysevenmillionwageearnersInthiscounlry.that nesrly one»fou\th of them wereorganizedintounlone;that these unl
Ous had forced enormous wage ad~
Hnnrea uhm!that this had lif ted the
eeneral wnge level and thus esnsod
tho unprecedented incrase ln pdcee.1Thegrontandallpowerfulmonopolieshadbeenfetoincrezso
p1ii<or nlnp proflurtion.T211y would
never have thought of incr~r.ssir.g
iriocs if these Labor Orfnnlzntionx
I :wl not forced them to do so to meet
firnnncl for oxtortionnte wauzcs They
hnfl been completely nl.the mercy of
the Llbor Unions nrd had suflered
long and patiently snd had really lost
money in their struggle to protect the
public against the tyranny of the
Unions..They appeals<1 to the American peopletosustxlnthemlntheirunequal
content with these Unions.They wereunAmericaninstitutionsandmneft
be broken flown.ln their place wo
must establish the open shop nncl
emaneipate labor.
The open shop ery was their sloganandformorethan a year their presspropngandnhasbeenpoisoningthe
publlr mimi ngiinst oriranlzed labor.
So insidious persistent And winle
spread has been this pruplzhnfli lb
the press of ornnixed wealth nmitsfnlnechargesagainstLaborhave
found some Iodgenicnt in the public
mind.
There is not the nllghtont chnnce
that those rhnrzfnhle with the economic1rangeulalrhthepvlslicsulfein
will he justly pu:ii~.le.l but nt lens!
the respomihility should bc plarnluh:re 1:l>or~=:»:sI.
1 lay down CIIIITAIN rno:of<1
TIONS mimi wmcu ARII EVO
NOMICAT LY mu:|I|.lf ADMIT
OF No orzxw..
l.The lzolnlnel incrrmr in Wm.:=
hll been {lNIil)!l.Ml.\11:ss 1l1
the INCREASE IN rm:COST fl!
r.1v1zIr:}I.\\{TlI TEAR siilee the \\llr¢
2.The nominal increase in wnge:¢hu 1~01.1.0w1~:u and not PRECEIJ
old standlrds of living nnd lt han loot
in the stmkkle.
NOMINAL wnges muy be high but
|.\lRONS DAY wsu.OBSERVED~~~Hniowrn
Yesterday nu Pot:ons Dsy in ther
~Blair high ncllbtll the day when thepatronsundfriendsoftheschool
were invited to attend n pnoxnm and ~~~~1regularclassesthroughoutthebuild
ing.A;115 the following pmmm ~~
~was rendered ln the assembly room!
by members of the ninth grade with
~the exception of the first number
which was given by tho entire hlghschool.
Song Amerlel the Beautiful School
with Orcheetn
Piuno Solo __._.Austin Halle:
Song Flower Maidens from JapanlnlthsPuee. Irene Warrick.Iva Beeon0iiveSmlthwithKatherineBeekrnan
n piano.
Reading DIR to Old Aunt Mary1\
Ruth CheelyVocalSoloRuthBroan with Miss
Wand;Cook at plnno und Norms
Anepaeh violin.
Piano Solo ..._...Hilton Rhuldes
Followfng the program the visitors
attended the various elapsea in session.
rtrlving particularly to visit the elua
os of their ovm children or of those
in whom they felt the most interest.
The teachen superintendent nnzl
prlneipsl grselously piloted the patrons to the various rooms llinlngnnnnsweringquestionsinrerdto
the olit of the pupils.
.The members of the domestic sei
enoe clue sened those who cared to
sample their cooking with sandwlehen
coffee and small cakes.
The number present wss far below
the number that should lure taken
sdvnntsge of the invitution to get in
touch with their chlldren|school work
and with the teachers who hsvo them
in charge.While the hour was puhapsnotfavorableformanyyetIt
wbuld neem that there might have
been present.mon than one lone
father among the pntmnb to tlkg.n§liste ln tbryoung folks.
However ll has been cuetonury to
leave the educational lmlning of the
children to the ichooln and mother:R SAL ungc11 nro LOW.The total coming:of a laborer !snd §;{and do assume the re
the end of a week.om buy 1.1:ssl
:mon \Nl)fz.011n:~1r;AND FUEL
TOHAY than it would buy IIEFDRTC
run WAR.
In fart RlSAL WAGES have netnnllyDECLINEDformorethan
twenty Years.when mrn=und in the
punchulmr power nf the earnings of
labor.
In a critical study of the relation
between uneven nnrl the increased eoat
of living Professor William Jett
IAluclt.the economist msrle nn ann»lysis for the yenrsl9l2 to 1918 in
clusive oIthe financial reports of all
corporations having an annual income
of $l.000000 or more in the lines nfl
The acheol faculty invites the pntnons to vilil.nt their eonvenienee and
theyirill be :snared a hearty welcome
and their eooperation will be sppre»tinted.
YYAGES {)l TlIACERSEXCITING Izinamns
Teachers in Nebraska srhools arelikelytohaveoceuiontogetinto
politic;themselves during the next
your or two.In several group talks
among farmers in attendance st the
conference of progresudvem the quertionoftakingdrasticmeasuresfor
the reduction of tenehen wages werelaunilisswl1leh the onlinary consumer d bdnfL1.1 ted ru frequent an smntory
~~::dm;mr»?;enI:¢i.|l The greater pert of the mx paid
mmnel i pronerty owners new in for the supTbegghgportof the lchooln.and in many dis
lmve 21.5223 0%s0;|e;;0o;nm:i trletu these have run into hundreds of
|.|¢th f ih :dollars for farm land owners.Theynunpl0| 1|on e mer or e ure mud about it as well sn aboutyenn10161917.and 1918 than forthethreeveurperiodof1912.l913!)|t§t¢taxes.
and 1914 and the Hzures for produf:I The llgtirrs pnnted recently bi the
state superintendent uid one farmertionnhowedconclusivelythattheINluCIZEASITDPROFITSwgglqNOTExhouthotdunngthelast year when
p|};T0 ;}qCm..;Ag};][)PRODUC ; fnrrn produrtx ~on the decline the
TION.rmzr wnm:nm:ro rim average wage of ale teachers in
I A(l THAT HIE CORPORATION
TOOK A IARGEII PltUlORTloN
or 3IVER§DOLLAR SPPINT ISY
THF!PURCHASER.
These corporations typleol of the.
practices of ell nearly trebled their
nsrrng9 net income on capital stock
during the period entered by Profex~
sm Llnck|studies.IThattheyhavecontinuedtofleecethepublic.the ineremeri prices for
1919 and 1920 conclusively prove.These irffnt prolilearing orgnniutionslneverylineof business raised!
prices until the people could no longer
meet their rlerrnaads.They were mn
iereneed $45 a month and of women
$28 a month.These wages will have
to some downl
In our section said mwtlier fnrm»
er A movement i non foot to tl:
maximum figure for teachers and theyenn take lt or leave lt.
Another one remarked that the
school teacher tru st in the statevso_uldfightanyreduction.and that it hs:
no tiirht now that
teaehrs are groundmeetthedemand.
ue get uith that
another firmer.
iltlngx seared uponlyenoughnewouteachyesrtolinuxforwill
talk?quededAboutninetenths of the tenchen
are either slaughter¢or nieces offrontedwiththealternativeofre;fduringthqirmotlt~¢or cutmir the
warren of labor They turned uponlnhnr.
For more than n yenr they hmm
been making r on labor unions and
rharginiz laboith responsibility for
high living welt .This sttuclc on lnlaor will fell.There
will he great haul=hip imrl$}1lTl!llJI¥.
hut in the ond the truth will prevail.
Labor will be vindicated and will comeoutofthebattlewithnsolidarity
welded in the ire of common autYer
ing |greater lighting foree in the
etrrnl atnlxfrle between the muses
and pnnrmd
Ag6¢TI
some armor.State Journal.
N0|lCE
Plone do not ask for credit.From
new on we are addetly on s eaah
system.If you owe us please call
and settle.We eitniyou glndiy
but ui:need the money and we areaskingyoutopayttslnthename
spirit that we pre you credit.
The North Side Store.
Mrs L Beatty has retunud from
Tekxmsh where she visited her broth
er N.J.Munn and flmily.
..........OUTBUILDING HURNED ox MAIN
STREET
Monday night marked the time for
Hallouoen festivities and the eele»
ln::ation u.l..I general with parties and
other iormn of frollenome sports.The
streets ln the earlier part of the eveningwerenllveWithlittlefolksarryingtheirJsekDLnnhemsaetheypeeredinto the wlndoan of neighbor:and friends thus making them know
that tney remembered them
........W.zz. C.LADIES SURPRISE
MEMBER
A number of the members of the
Womnn|Relief Corps gathered atthehomeofhire.Funk Guy on
Monday evening and proceeded an the
home of Mrs.Robert Hooks on went
Washington street to gin her a goodzrurpdse.The ooeaslon 111|not her
birthday but was Hn1lo\lUen end antheladiessaea:fter dl only girlsKnowntall.they felt the event warrantedalittle:fun for them ss wdl
es for the younger gene:adon.
The surprise was a seal one for Hrs.
Hooks and s very pleasant evening
Wu enjoyed.The lsdiel aervuL»nice lunch which
they hsd brought with them uv!
:round twentyfl\e of them spent e.
pleasant evening.
THE BROCK noun SCENE or
\rnsrmrrr t»=@.e.. ....»g.;..A.A
lilyron Brock non of Hr.\u»dHrs.
A R.Brock entertained a lun numberofhi;oehool mitesund several
teaehen.nt his home on east South
:street on llslloween.
Glmes :md fun depicting the Spirit
of Hnzwm had been cuddly
planned before hand and awry minute
was nlled with Interesting md irhole
nome Inn.
Hr.Brock donned the ghostly ni
ment and met the guerta nl the porch
ond bade them welcome.Ghosts of
all descriptions were present ghost:
of nstlng drinking md fortune tellingand _numerous otheri.llsrlhmullbti
were toasted and popcorn and pu.ne.h
eonsumod ln huge quantities
Then Mrs.Brock served a reel
oprend for the young folk!consistingof pressed chicken sandwiches pleklespineappleleennfelfooduke.
The party was one of the real de
lights of th season to the young follzl
and will be memorsble oeenlon to
them for n long time.Around mid
night the guests left for their homes
voting the Brock family royal enter
tsiners.
G.M.c.c.A
The Girl.n Mental Culture Club 1.
high :school organisation kept the
Hslloween spirit alive by entertain
ing themselnef n club of nbout wentyfourgirlsat a party st the old
high school lu¢mblyr00llt.
Committees had been appointed to
decorate and prepue the progrsm for
the e1|e.nin31\en}o)1nent and to mythattheyhadn good time would be
putting it mildly.They hed n gnnjiandglorioustimeandsnoespread
rhnliltlng nl pumpkin pie and trim
mings and other full delicacies.The
day lfter the girls felt that they
could never look pumpkin ple ln the
flee nglin.
mRlHDA\SURPRISE FOR
SCHOOL GIRL
.Anumber of little friends of M11
dred Brown upon the invltniion of her
mother.Mn.Wm.Brown.pneplltd
und canlcd out n surprise on her onH|Lllo\een the day being her hrirth
day.About twentylite boy\and girlswerepresentsttheBrownhomeon
west Lincoln ntneet and games and
frolies of nil kind;were indulged in.
Mrs.Brown :mowed a substlntisd
lunch that lll enjoyed lt the close of
Lhe ereninfa fun sind when the yummysternleftfortheir homes it was with
the wish that Mira Mildred might enjoymanymorehappylalrtldsyx.
59Et Chief of Police.The Enterprise $1.50 per year.ED the INCREASE IN THE COST .Robert M.La Follette.Subscribe for The Enterprise.Read The Enterprise.We elean.
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1 a r i d ,a n d : l u t e n : m n o f m m
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Th e u ,t o fo l l o w t h e ll n e s o f i h e
d r o p p l n ;s k i r t s , e ve r y o t h e r l l n e ,b y
fa r c e o f s u g g e s t i o n , h u a l s o u k e n \
d r o p .Th e r e a r e t h e sle eve s.T h e !
l n m u c h l o n g e r , a n d t h e y u n e b r o a d -
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t o t h e m s e l ve s m o r e r u l r n e l .
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m d de s ig n er s h a d h a d z re s t fr o m
s l e e ve : t o r s o m e t i m e .s o t h e y c a m e
b a c k t o t h e p r o b l e m w i t h e z e a l t h a t
: h o w l It l e l f g l o r i o u s l y i n t h e t h l u n
t h e y h a ve p u t b e fo r e t h e p u b l l e .A n d
t h e w o m e n w h o l o ve t o d r e n - t h e y .
lo o , c o m e h a ck t o s l e e ve : Ir l l h e n l h u »
s l u m . g i o r y i n g t o m o w t h e g n e e f u i
w e e p o f z h e l r a r m s b r t h e w h l r l o f
t h e e h l l l o n i n l l l n g a l o u l .l i k i n g t o
fe e l th e l oo s e u e en a n d vr n p p i n e u o f
t h e u m f a l d l a b o u t t h e i r a r m s .
S l e e ve s a r e t r i m m e d m d t r i m m e d l n
m a n y d l l e r e n t w a n . Th e r e a r e h e a vy
t r i m m l n p o u £1all fo u n d n l l o n l a n d
t h e r e a r e w n vy l l n e s o fz u t l e a p p l i e d t o
h e u l e r m a t e r i a l s .Th e r e a r e d e c r e e
a f n l l e r n u l n g s t r i p e :r u n n i n g e m u
Why shold you follow
a crooked path ?
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Bun our timseune, nndwe leamod hyu-
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lu Guam llada for Twa, Plull.
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Han HOT BEEN on HER MENU
Scotlwoman Might Reasonably Bo El:-ouud for Hot Knowing How to
COOK the Confcltl.
A tnvsllng hir ua "fished the Ilttlo
country town, and a feta had been arranged, and a Gower mow, and every-lhlag pointed to l very sl: day to In
enjoyed by all.
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absence.Tha Brat thing llut he bought 'nu A
quantity of conrettl. Ile lent that hom:by utter o\eml;l1t, and wlted to hh
wife as follows:"Am sendlnl 100 pounds at confetti.
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face.Quickly :ho put z~ U15 anu-
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A Good Quaatlan.
Sha had the money and he a amallIob.Ha wished zu get married very
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the future, he having coaxed her into
l halfway ennsement.he aald."And 1re'Il be very carenzi and narun into debt and han troubia aa tha
Slaaona um.Wa'll always pay c ub-
1rcu't we. tint!"
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fu h l o u . s h e d e e l n r n , l a o n e l h l l 1 ; s o
r e a l l y fe m i n i n e t h a !fo r be a u t y a n d
c h a r m i t n n l l n d a n e q u a l . W h e n m a y
l u k e e u l l l o ve r t h e r e :h e y e m -
li t e u n s mu ; n m. : l uv u gu l t : l l l l , l u ut o p i n t h i s e l e c t u s e : ve r y t r l c k a n d
fo l b l e k n o w n t o t h e d r e a a m a k e f l a n .
B r e n t h e c o l t n n a n h l g h a n d t i g h t t o
: d d t o t h e l e n e r u Ie n g t h e n l u
sch em e.A n d t h e h u t s , t m . n r e a p t t o
. g n st r a i g h t In t o t h e a i r i n a n o t h e r
el oa x lt e ci l l ne .
C o l o r i s r i fe a m o n g t h e r r l n t e r
th l n g z . fo r Pa r i s l ee m l t o h a ve b r o k e n
'u r n f r o m t h e b i n d i n g r p e l l o f b l a c k
a n d al l l !m o r e b l a c k .Ma n y o f t h e i r
m o d e l l a r a ,o f e n u m .In bl a ck .b u t
t h a t a o l n b e r t o n e u n n i e u t l r e l y p r e n -
l e n r . a n d w e s e e m a n y M t h e f u c h d a
l i n d e n , w i t h n d e c i d e d l e a n i n g t o w a r d
a l l o f t h e a l u d u o f d c l e t u s e d e i t h e r
a l n n e o r i n eo m b l n a t l o n r l t n o t h e r
c o l o n .T h e t l u p a a n d m y zhnrtea
ar e s t i l l g o o d an d w e Il t td sp l a sh e s o t
m o r e b r i l l i a n t re ds .or a n g e s a n d
z r e r r u .A r e r t a l n d u i !m l !co l o r i s
o n e o f t h e F r e n c h fa vo r i t e ; a n d U I Q ,
us e th i s i n m u l e s u n i n t e r r u p t e d b y
o t h e r tu n e s o r t h e y e m p l o y l t fo r
t r t m m l n x w h e n It l e n d s a m i l l ! In t e r
es t i ng c o lo r no t e ,
P e r l m a n d e s t g n e n a m u d n g 1 : m s
d e a l o f ve l ve t fo r t h e w i n t e r m o d e l s ,
a n d t h e y c l i n g e o t h e s o n w e a ve s o f
fl t n et y n m a i ne t hi c k e r r r on l l y fa b ri c s ,
b u t t h e ! h u e d o m m a n y In t e r r s t l n g
t h i n s !\ vl 'h tl u a ve rs es n m !wo o l e n
e n e p e s . w h i l e | n u m b e r n f t h e m : h o w
b r m d r l o t h a n t h e ve r y l l l n t I d e a l n
th e ma k i ng o f g n w ns a n d r o ut e . .
F o r e ve n i n g t h e m e t a l e t u t h l a r e n r
wen- n hyprnduct olzlnz all kinda af |
needs.I'or exam(her :tampa on thi' I1
per wifi] for mapl
| 1 0 I '
VICTIMS we._.,ne w da !g a m e n o w .l t u l
wa ! zo nn n he tm o r fm et a
fu n n a t dn t gu m s .
Sn r ig h t: q B N'<'il I de eIslrea n fl u lm r e hn l i .
.l.»¢.J\¢nn .m l n h u t I
I
3| ~1f..
|inn s na n p re t ty co ol
H u t w h e n l n - n r h n d n l b a i l n u n
n n r u r n o n e fa n s h u n u p - - j u m g r r a m
h f n n e m w r l i l y fr l e u t r y e x p l n l n a
wo w t h m e w o ! d a fan vm : r e n d u b a s e
hal t,h u t I n m l o o nib oc hs m a d fo r
I¢|~lI¢ll.I d e d d n m u I n u m a n y w o r d
:m a n n u r n s : i n g e e n d e a n c o u n t r y .
w o : y o u l i n k ?
f h a ? : ¢ » \ r
A UNE o' DHEER
ly mm K-"urn ang..
m i z m n a A n n c n u n m o
l r b a p h n i v h h d l m w t
l n d o ve rr a r u m o r 1 h u ?
Th a n m r t a n u rl l . o u r -
Sn Q nn rn u rn .. n ul l IM w it h an ar -u m .
A M i n u l : l u t h r u : b a n t a re i l l i r l l l .
tCJaI7rll\l..\
I.
- - - n _0
A S u r m i t l .
'Why Im'l mm more buI!dlza:7
'Lanka so me like the 1:aplnllsu anol a nr1kr."
n
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W, LlVFX, UIIIJUVI luv unuoublu are mon dangerous xg.-
neu of lhclr imldloul :menH006 tho Bn! wnminl they dv:um may mea munxon by pkhu »f l
ma c \\lDliA1
YI I ni gh t a l le n
ha d lm - n w c
t h r l r l o f t .l k !
ve r t h e m g r n t l e
m d c o m e s i o n !If
h m :t o sle ep.l l a
u n i : b e l o w .
O l d F i l h vr M o o n
v.camunnu.Iwp d r l i b m my c o mo to 0 | b i ! -
dry,W u h w ma r o d w w. r u m uvr uter mum ' Rh Red o n Bu : mu°a I -Amurzuemenz.
nndud swamEzfamumamwuamum.-
ind unnnbsa sbs wr 'gd-Ml¢.,¢¢.\u¢n. 'rnm¢»».m¢~¢¢"»
ual-n:"»»~u:.u»a-v-»--ri-a
Ek i sv 'r o m u .
k g s
M I C E
9 , n q ¢ . c . . ~ s r u a n s '¢ | . : c 1 ' m c P A S T E
ln n l u w u u - i n u v n u h u s.°.;;§§;::'.::':;f:¢5_u':.:~....
~n u n : ~ \ ¢ . » n » - u m m m '
'nupu :pung-
nn of all me mm*
:hem are no many
unen gen mme on:mn lmpprnl an mc
nur in |nx\ou| 1° helllu .
n vu . n l
mu Ynmer Moon l
nv, nmuf. mmf.clonal n dinner, You
rlme slum Lney hm
lhQml9I\'QI.Nm: r u nn e r nwmanld Flllu
0
§l e l f w h o w a s x o h h
bu t o n e l l t e le s t a r
of t he s ky a m no t 1:
p u t o u r s n .
I !Il l t e n e d t o
So u t h W i n d n n ;
\!$1Rl\d : n d n bi l
a n d t h a h l i n l l e a
vfb l fl . b u f . L i t t l e
GOP! um Russian Bison.UM! :rf the huima on :ho French !
muU . | . u o n n n » n \ » \ ; ¢ u .
u n e . . - . - = . . . . -
l l l e h m S p t c d
I
"Q ~lnlled.It twlnktedS l l l l l h l r k - M u n I i v l l f u n P m H n
fatal :ws on nruni tim: l mm
rn o u tn ua a ba lm mq f mllu a n
pg away hum ls rlml.Clvhn Again-lall that quad
ghnqhf 1 can tum au: th 'ledriug!! and be ln hed befor: nu- ruuuil dart."-Ana-rlf~nn lqlon \\'4~¢klx.
flen-viii;xgs»uk!n!.Ihr nmun c
an auth Il mostly humnn nail!!!
vinz/,;f;~a§:'.':*;.:1..'f"A';":.:'1
om ?nlhel' Moon Sian. blther, did not gn lmlmd and
der 'Ihr blankets nl 1| mm:have done.lmriesd. he ni
and a nlc e. tlncy cloud flwhrrlr in muld K0 to dui
lust as mon as ltntle 84wu gone the UIUC., :ldva
began in peek about In wemixer nan wen. but nw! |
Never say "Aspirin" without saying "Bayer.
llnc, which. a year ago, ire vmuld ham
bollnrd impossible to wear.But theyhave done lm and done I! sreli and it lx
rellly turprhlng how becoming thc
longer walullne.not to uwmion abnlgim: wnmllne. can lm Even on
the evening gowns the mainline is nccemuuledbythickmudprotrudinz
trimmings.Une no longer mules a
fulilll of me hir: vulstilne. but meadd! nn lnterminnhly with no thmmht
for tlnlnus ,hut at that panieulnr
plum..The evening :Wm are draped and
dnprd again, with one portion of the
dmwrr oblitentlng another ponlon.
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|cm?-y-sua zeima the nm a"h¢i£éF{br}2'WARNINUI Unless you sec nam: "olycl vu uuwu,you are not gehlng genuine Aspirin prescribeq by
physicians over 21 ycars and proved safe by millions forPuma comes in we imma: Instant Pummlln dnl!:adn lnsumiy In me mp by tht addition d ~ 'mi
Patum Cond (in rwh ol inrgor bail. Ia: than who
pnln so make Qu rink whllo Qu mul ll bds; prepaid).-Hp l e ;m o n o r t e n t r i m m i n g m a k i n g
Q h s m l o o k u m u c h E l k o n t r e e l a n - n m
u t h e y d o l l k a ta il o re d l u l t l .Th e y
u l l t h e m l a l i l e u n ,b u t th e y b e n d
n a r y e !' !o r 1 ' u t a k e n n ;l m n l n n a a t
a t a i l o r r d t o o k a w a y fr o m t h e m .Th o u l n a ae a n l u w l mt h e l * a r1 » s h o w .
I n n n r v m l l n e d , u a c l a m , t o h a n
l u n g u u l u t l . a g a i n p t u l e n l l u g !l l r Ir a n
_rȤ
IE
;
u a b y n m m g l u z o w m m B o l d t ; u l n o u n .g '5¥u. lhhvy Tlr¢.lxr._ .....:z '%1':.,'L§°1 an.fur.of aouno.HwyuI¢~ep like gond itttio nan.
f u |. | u u r l r \ | u l | |u !Arn w uull §|uggt h e e m c t o f a r a l l n - r i n t e n d i n g l u m p
l h l l e d r D 0 | | l n | o u r t h e e m l b e d b e l t .
As m lh e r 1 a u tu m n nu l t ba g n : k m o f
h i u r l vo l se l I n d a loose n h g r a y
jan ket th a t l l ap p l i q u e d w i t h h u r l :
w i s e !l1;:tl|\*1l.m a k i n g a l t n g m h vr I
U n w r l a n d w l t n .
Toothache 'Neuralgza Ncuritis
Earaci.:Lumbago a Pain, Pain M a
Accept oniy "Bayer" paciage which contains proper 6ir=C!ioI\$»
l l 1 ; - H o l l i n I '34 HM!m n - u l d m c vn n .~ 'l i £ °. 2. " .1 '§ . 'I 1 3. 2 U um mn 3 \| ll m ¢n ¢» | s0 |¢ \ i| a t ¢ M h l l r i l
Po st um f br H ea lt h
"'1`hcre'| n Reason"
TDUI! H25 GrmmnLed .u| ¢l!mh
d i ll-BaMbit. lofrc ahaa Safe 11lnhntorAdu1l. M III Dnurlusn Write In,I n s E n B oo t ll! I n llld r h .& | n
But \\'!:ie Aga!twins aione. no I!
the llaec; cloudI _
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mm
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n l ! !
. | ¢ | , | .q g ¢ ¢ . » - - b u nu n i x \ r u | \ » 1 :..
~ FTW 1:~_Tgg g}»,"1"[»IRP'RI3E-Blair, Nebr., "°"°""i"I_§'.l'?2'~Blair, Nebr.. Nofmber 3, l92l.'__-- THE r E RP RlS ! _'- = - 3
-'-*'_ - " " " " * " " ' " " " *"_|a n i m $2'lJ.0€I Average Saving Account futility propertieis and ln nun Ilrzer_n ls c o vz lum a x' A c c wxa rr r ;We can »1°1~°vu.»°m¢ni¢ex;na=._1.¢Lu d» your i°b work .for you.R A I L R O A D T I M E T A B L E 1»"1>===photon *il*please you.°'.- '''|_,.J a mo u n t i n me i mu y m mm i n u n
3 `".cardx al fb 0 cc...=_ ::::....- -- :'Ingo I North W estern r B #LOG per hundred at 5 | _utilities 2hl'°l1¢h Ilia insurance cum-~ ~Tom llurflock " ° "an °" ° f " ' * ; 3 ,q w h p s n I 1 £03 1.O 'Trains But.I'hen
! |11oadu Coal and Feed Store.~~ual ~ ~~The U. S. treuury department gsti
g l Fcotehman who wore woddcp hah In \g um or e |v a 4335 gli ]~~-¢na¢m: around by night.Ile vrlnl--I 0 1 1 - A MO!MA K E R a m
s mules that theta. ls. an nvemiré saw4 ,I : ma Q m. D m Cough Syl"-IP.n k i n d s . B l a i r l ' h n r - w o u u o u u v u o i u u n x v a u u a u n r a u u r u s w s b
mi so mp the nw of z pipe ¢lrr}ing _ W°.h°'§_ :wif-wh( ff N011 sorghum g {{' HA NL 0§.Q-
ng 5 each of the 108,000,000 purplemac).The Enterpdsc for job work.Ilvad Thr Ente1pulse for the news.in £1113 country of $260 each.lfllch
Trnins WML a ......nf Lhix :nmunt in on dnnmuit in marina*
raniel and savings banks when thi
working people ol the c ities invest
their nvingn.
z
v m r m
THE ENTERPRISE R lr ll n R o a d
Roy Peak. livin; south of Hennmi.
has uso boys seriously iii at duh
writin¢un3er t.h¢enr»uf al.rl§ned
mane,rullering fron Bri¥l||.'s Dis-
cue.The Wuhinglon County Red Cfmnei
hu decided to employ n nurse for the
manty The mst,nppruzimateiy
$3.6-00,ia to be apportioned lmung
the vuiou brmrbeu of the rcunty ,
}lernmn'a shane being 2l por cena,
abdut mo.
licnnard News .
.»
.._........_..._........__z:\_......_._._..._...-- ._.o s x A . n n o a z ms .Plblbher
r m Pe:v m sua
~ ~ma~nn at mm. mb., alder
Home peopio who feet themndves
FRESH MINED
COAL f_
We are well supplied with fresh
mined coal, the BEST that can
be bought for the money.
It is the cheapest in the .long run.
Order now before the cold wea-
t h e r c o m e s .
Try a sack of the
mm WONDER FLOUR
the flour that is guaranteed.
Rhoades Coal and Feed Store
I{\|h;;'g Ph0|.0l ~ please you..I.|i 1.31028 il \tPorl(ll U5 l|\lllcipoorly at this lime." "'::,:.;';;;' " "',a¥;.;;';;..;:;:;z Brln :Loo per hundred a uSoc the Johnston lim: of candy.¥D\omn1ent securities.The recent The Rhoazlea Cod lmi Feed Store.
Binir Phm,mMy Old when!Golden West flour nt hull ma. It L libe hand hz:$""3 per sack.Buy now while y ou r e on fl?5 A cnldén West hour,made atGet your baby buggies uni go-curls r _jd h Ilrnnaferrcd many of them seconties Puritan mills, $2.25 per :nk at 'Dae
on get o W cot flour.1retires! az Robinaotfn Tire Shop.The Rhonda Coai 'and Feed Store.from the small owners to the -raulu mwld,, gm; and Fwd Store.
r IMrli5MoorewasabuainuvrnM nd f gg o enpmnlm.=$°= aiitleof thc um Wanted gg Buy#-Barley, Wm ply
.---v o ;r Atemc on CIubsvi\inter loOmaha Y"t°| "d'3 navn.I with Miss Currie Wiseman nt th:
For Sale:-A Riverside Hot But home of her sister. lin. D. C. Van
stove.Stighuy ma.wm burn any- ¥1vu=¢n. No\..T...
ihing.37-if Clifton Hotel.hlnl. A. E.Marsh has so for xc
Mr. and Mrs. I'rank Brown of AP m\¢n.\d from hai mo n t i i ln u s i lu "
lington x\£l!!Blair cnilera on l m ~¥\~'is elwudirrx a few days wrilh
Thumiay.friends ln Omaha.li
Nov. 'I-12 Home Town Paper Week.A surprise puny ,attended by ::1
ingn bs small im eston ul :hrectly rep- I2 cents above mukd price.
resented in atocks and bomls of pnbilc Rhonda: Coal and Feed Store.
1 4_ f § L 3 ? ' l @ } " '~
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§4»(»T§»3¢-`E2»"|I~»£§`Y»ll°T";i £145
Mm ummm",A ofém in sum Bank aunamg |~ .=s4as-xr Weimerville.(°)r 1
|@MMMi|ii|i||iM{M|MIMi|M\\||hid|MM||||||@||||.a ~
§ WE BEG To §12:57
a. rn. Daily.
p. m. Daily.
c.. S.al. I o.
Tnlu North.
n. m. Daily except Sunday.
p. ns [fully except Sunday.
n. m. Sunday unbi-Trains South.u. m. Daily except Sunday.
TL/ed Cross Provnaes rnenunf "tm ==~-"~ -»== -»~= »-.~---- -5-zmxed with air and when lighted af-Servuce of Many Kinds to .famed illumination.Murdock than
Armu nl flismhlnfl adeviud s mu iantem by xticking .1'""" "' """"""`"gzerfornled iam into a made: innawi
.with Ku Nelghbon an sais! to hamK OF W ORK BY CHAPTERS thoulht him in league with Satan
S l i n k y
f o r e t h e b o a r d o f ~
an is a =§f&T¢ um sr the qmlim
otsulorago for wnmvn won ua bemucdnwum ihe funn woulff
show a "buck to the home" movement
Bvm u n womln "M Svmo r wi 01 °
manure would.ln a g i n t a m z ,
oppoac il..
Th o ~ o f t h e f o r e i g n n u r -
kct. or tl'c lark of the for-
olgnzn c t a l s o n o o f l h o f a c l n n
that tend £0 hold fiovh the prite of
the form products.The oxhorbitznl.
Yroflght roto ls another md cron more
potent factor.The latter can be
remedied Timo alone can remedy the
fcrmrr.
'zu u~f»5¢é&.n rm md strike hu
born mllni off and it hu :hanged the
plush of eonfllllonl materially.It
would appear from the manner in
which the crisis was handled that
while wc do mx have ,Wgoremment
ovrncrnhip of nl!-roads" that we do
have "nil-mad ownership of gov-
crnnacnt."
1: 1» 1-ug mon no me nm
Croco of the county is to hire a train-
BMIR W ' ' HU I I Q I .lllllllmvc af l\ll\lllIlII B t u :called on by the Supreme Heinz 10|The hoo.-lc onthe Towne form much-1
rule should pm on examination b'~"ured of Kennard, where Jim Hoiar 2397 ol Th ese Are He lpi ng £x_
lin.el, is being remodeled and enloried .md a larggpcattic aber! will also bei $83168 MMI Oblam BCBG*
built,Chu.Wilde!! on 5:Son and
Qhu. Amleneon dolng the work.
Fl. Calhoun Chronicle ;
D W. Jllnrr attended o county moe:-
lng of the Red Cross held in Blair
lm Thurxlay , and reports that lho
principal aroompllnhmeot was the de-
cision to employ s trninal n u m.
among whose dolies chill be ln vlslt
every school in the county prohlbly
three times each yur ond examine the
pupils, go wlierever called in the emm-
ly and advise and nrrnnxe for proper
care of the patient, and to handle the
omte work now done by the secretory.
The nurse will begin her work Dec. I.
John Schmahling,of '|»\'¢»nt Point.
como in Tues-day for I, stay of o wool:
or ten dsys vis!! with old friends and
rclntivon .
baby boy was bon: to Mr. andA
Mrs. Erwal Rawnbnum on last 'l'h|:|r>=-
day,
Oct.
0ct.' 27.l92i, and on Sunday,
30. a boy was born to Mr. uml
Mrs.Rudolph Thompson.Thus Hr.
Hrs. Jef? Rosenbaum can boutand
of being grand-parents twice within
. . .- . »-
fits U. S. Provides.
One tlold nt fled Cro! ncrvlco alonv
that of naming dlsohllxl veterans of
the World Wu, cntulln ntpcndllnrcn
34.o00,wu grcnlrr than lhe nggregnu-
revripu of the Annual Roll Cm of
m o ,the Amcrlum lied Cross nm
mance: in a :taument urging a Slrldc
:proud lnrrfmto in membership at th-
Annunl lloll van. Illmamber u to 24
Ai the prom-nt tlmo National Head
qunrlvrn und the nationwide chain of
Chnplens of tho lied Cru!! in :pond
ln; nppnurluzalcly $tU1J|.)00€l) annual
is for lllo rrlicf nl' dlxablcd cx-lctrlre
men and tlsolr flmlllon, whlll tho nz
¢rolnlurc rvlp£| from last }¢ur'| llull
Clll were npproxlmohly ;n,|m.00u.
n is in £110 2.280 or lim ;|,¢;»u nm
Crocs Clapton nhlrh still one helping
iolw the vcl\*rmn's ;|rol»|s»m nf adjult
lnr hlumclf to a nurlnll lrlrlllnn slams
that ilu: gnmer lmrl Inf the cunt of this
larvice is borgo.ur mc' Iolnll nun
opml.for xelernnr re-llcl' llnl y u r,
National Zleaulqunnen expended o £0
tll of mow than $2.{l00000. while thc-romolnlnlz 1l1|l.||.lrs4-mont of lpproxl
Thus il. was that u- tremendous in»
dmrlry was dev:loprd by the memt
accidental discovery.
. 0~cr_.._ANNOUNCE 8:28p.m.Duily.
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cu : " r | .d = ~ E u '
r a !\: . . r A
gulf!n f u v ~
th !! | ~ er !~ d l i .
"P S u f uh *.1 H.
f n l r d h y u < - . ~ ; , ~..
lh l a t h m ro Is '. !| l ~ ,| m is s \¢JT
G ! i l u ;|r»si-»|:~i ' - . I
Th e N u l l n n a l l | 'I: l d n " X1 "="C
h y g vl m vl rlaildreia Il\ |. 1||.IL.:-
Ju n l u r A l n vr l r a n Il e d ! f s.\.rul
drawn 1|p ¢»n for $2a?..'3 I .. | 1 1-'l-J
m s .Il g l r vl p l l f m : h r Y u "f |Tu i t
dn»1: |s l~ '|\n. i dam n; t he la st ti n nl 51sr
ta n n ed ; |r . n ,a 1 1 .\
FRESH MINED
COAL f_
We are well supplied with fresh
mined coal, the BEST that can
be bought for the money.
It is the cheapest in the .long run.
Order now before the cold wea-
ther comes.
fo o d ,rloilllng a nd !lh¢l|¢"l|||9 " Q f
ru s t in g $7 u u uo u ha s be e r [1lu \l4l l'\| br
t h e A m e r i r n n R e d C r m : fo r t h e t h a w
sa nd s o f l l u n i n n r e fu g e e :st r a n d e d
fa st y e a r i n C u n s u n u n o p l a a n d 1 1
m u .
Try a sack of the
mm WONDER FLOUR
the flour that is guaranteed.
Rhoades Coal and Feed Store
~~~.»_».We cordially invite you to make mn-rooms your business headquartem and
THE FARMERS STATE BANK
of Biair Npb., your Bank.
That' we are now occupying our new
quartem which was formerly the Banking
House of A. Castetter where we are well
prepared to care for all business entrusted
to us.We have the most up-to-date equip-
ment of an ilaank in this section, and our
business m ods insure your safety, to-
eether with ever? accomodation that con-
uveryu.hero.Subscribe for your home uunrber pf the w, xc. Us.. was tw::town paper, The Enterprise.:at the Home of Mrs John Cirler nl.
~ASH the fo llowi ng.,W m l n e a d n y , N m 2, t h e d a y b e i n g h e -Co un ci ln na n B a g e l u w s m o t h e r , w h o .,m l k e s h e r h o m e w i t h h i m . h u b e e n bmrthdny.E 8 t t l B C n V 2 V I I I L I E S
1 v b v l l b l I U I V
xerluusly ill fur scvern! mlayl.I llev. H. J. Sealey will speak 0111
.,th mn "S~>:inlilm mul the lndusidnl Clusu-»"l _b;'"='=,§"'mM'y;;§; m§;M.;,,x :he Cnngrcguunnnl chunk "mg B o i l x n g M e a t 6 a n d 1 0 c p e r l b
`Sumlny morning, nt II a'cln¢lr.S. S.WT Wash, St.Mm J. T. Seymour.1 '1as-af \..¢ 1°°=1->°\<-4 R o a s t 1 2 a n d 1 5 1 : p e r lb
rfifmll of uw Gmver Wilkins nm-,5* the °"""°' °'°""°" °f ""' CF" 1 ..~lly mx .,. glad tu lelm that **"'»7Tl'§'§, `T...'1`l§§..°'1'2°'.'Z`?f fgfgw P x c m c H a m s 1 8 c e n t s
»'-." '"°""" °'j;;§~ "" lm:m\~ed.)m_N elmui and the nllle ln umm B a c o n ~ C é l l t s
Lrtthe UI- r ume rrv °¥W\"1¢»r me coming yeah work.ns .wccial baking when yan MW ww!-'wwe the honor around. if it ls xml u
rany or une sewing on f?f"'*""="' hmm ma innufu the public xhnt noirommlucex.IS-ll frerpetuntion of onlne holdem in N ~~~~_
nu mm-1|Brown uf uhm- ,,d|::~\ Cmu service in Bun county mu;
i i
Eervzitive bankiné will rmi t.We will he cla d to lie y ou call on us
and let us explain the convenience of a
checking account.and the advantaige of
doing busines s with a sound, libera and
progressive bank.
We take pleasure in advancing the in-
terest of our customers.and all business
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Arthur T.Baker of Omaha were *H* allnweii."
married Tuesday at the county judge's '
nmm in llinir.Tll!-I Ili-IST CHRISTMAS Gi!-'P IJENS NIELSEN. Proprietor
Rev. J. A. Johnson hu as his guest
this we-ek a brother from Texas who
dropped ln on him very suddenly the
first of the week.
Lars Peterson, younger brotheyof
Jens L. Petenon. is aeriousiy ill with
1-neu-nonin and was unconscious dur-
ing Wcdnewny night.
We understand that Propaganda i1
being spread for more pgvement next
year.Ask the public in genersi and
see what tho sentiment is.
IZdwnnd H.Piitton of the Flitton
Optical Compnny wili be at Stcnlrt'sPharmacy on Tuesday, Nov. 8 IJyes
examined and glasses Btted.
Mra Druzie. MoCann of__Arltngton
Can you remember that Chrif-tm.n<
when u lint roceivesl The Yottlh'nComponnamongyourChrlntmn~
nrrhents?You can perhaps retail
lhc titles of some of the aerial stories
in those early numbers. and you can
nel! remember how every one in the
family wanted to read your paper.
To-day The Companion :nukes the
ideai Chdnmo present.No family,
vapeciaily one with grovring boys nm!
seids, should be without the tried anI
tmo 'a'outh'n Companion-the friendmu! entertainer oi host: o people. old
and young.
The Companion is tmo to o bot
American ideals of Hfe, givi even
week u generous supply of the b¢<t
..- _ l - -. . . . . . . . - _ s - . . . . - | -n n - n n n n n l n
r
Coon WITH G-A-S
¢
lT h e o n l y s e n s i b l e ,s a n i t a r y
methoq.Cheaper than any
other way.
BLAIR GAS COMPANY
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
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e d n u m a t a u l a r y o f $ 1 5 0 p e r m o n t h a w e e k
1-4h(n\m q i n l Q L R I I I I Y ! ! ! I n d W t h
m n e l y $10 00 ,0 00 n p m u - n u t h e m n
l r l h u t i u n o f C h n n t r n i n t h i s m u n t r r G o t i t r i z h t i n Th e E E n t e r u r i s ¢
Ei ~ "-"Ql ur e x-'wwe ¢»1n»r\ ra |§-.ln uw um\~n.m=|lx
penn ee. tha will c an will ummm ~ ~ ~m |»ru\ldlsng the uh! lon-ly needed lg:
i n n " q m d un around ¢3,500 fm :hue un-n and mm fummn.:IIUne yur.Some mann' than Ummxi An Eur Explndlng Pfchlnm
wh wn dw di nmwe a n du r w° P\ °Thu:mm- pmumn of me mnmblal
foouih ebilll lervlre mm:Ll e\ef~expnmllnx xml
- s u n s | ||
Up Nellgh way they seem not con
tent to sit still and take their medi-
cine.Nell¢h's "community crib" pro-
pos-sl is something new under the sun
and vrorthy of wide coosldertnlon.A
community speculation in groin would
ordinarily be of doubtful espodiency.
but with corn st present prices the
idea ot sppiytng e community sid to
cribblng up the unprohteble ltllflllltls
com for the bcnetlt of the producere
has ge edoperative spirit about it
srlnlch is hlm{,;;ne. to my the lesst.
--Stste Joumel.
s A report from Chicago lute it that
corn to the amount of 280,000,000
bushels on been destroyed dufini the
season by the ear worm. .ilfhis is the
cotton som, whic h hes worked its
#ly northward across the Ohio end
has penetrated three or four of the
important growing states.'Ute ear
worm is not to be oonfosd uitll the
corn lm-sr. which has trlrelotl from
the Atlantic coast westward and has
done damage this yesr in Ohio and
Indians."Philo two putIl mey have
an iniluonce on the market in the next
few years.All of the lndkotlons in
feet.favor hlfher prices for corn.
Men who aro able to crib this gnln
for s year or two will no doubt niup
handsome prollts.-\8l5.tef'Joon1e¥.
I |. . . . . . . -¢__ . ..." E ve r y b o d y K n o w s M e "
W h e n e m a n t e l l s y o u t h a t c ve r y -
l a o d y l m o vs h i m a n d t h a t h o d o e l n 't
need to advertise you might reply
that everybody knows when the
cemetery is but there ls no grand rush
to get into lt.-Rx.
Streaks ol Lean
When I one o boy 1 was tok! that
if I would feed e pig one dey sn'l
nerve him the next thst the reattlt
would be s rtrcsll: of lean and a streak
of fat.Apparently. the men who only
arhrerttncs occasionally wants etreslte
of lean and strc of Ist in his hosi-
ness..-Exchange.
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5*Signs Olldercd Down
a
The state highway commissioner in
lllchlgnn has ordered all advertielng
signs removed from the hlghvrsys.If
they are not .taken down he will dc~
stroy them.The intention of the or
der to prevent desecration of beauty
spots by the signs.ln Nebraska 'ltate
highway authortties entered into s
contract dlowing the placing of signs
on all route and the county colrunls-
sioners in lencast-er oounty sro tho
ouiy one who objected.-Era.
o v a N z l o n n o u m o T o w n s
¢ --
Cattle Slow to I5-25c Lower-
Yearlings at $l¥.§0
e|.lllLE amuse IN HDES
| heep 'snd Lambs Generally 250
Lower end Trade Dull-Receipt!
Olfllplretively Light But Demand
Stac k me Boysn Decioedly Bear-
i e h .
e 'Union Stock Earell. Omaha. Notew-ber 3. 3021.-Although tteduusuluy'e re
ceipts of cotlio nero rather light themarks.l slwosd oo ||.ltplu\e'ttlc||l undtrade was slow to 2.3¢ lower ol! around.
B-est csllle were sleody with prime
U00 pound yeorllugs er $11.50.Fortheweekprlceashowrsry:mls
cllougc.Quotntlotls on Celtic:-'Jllolce I0pritoobcefes,eo.uue3~1ouo;go w to
rtsolw llws es. (T."50lJ.W; lair lu goodlweros.S7.ll.lUf€5;counuota to fair
tlccres. ttLotf8?.oo:cluolco to primeyeorilags, Ilo.5o01|.oll; :ood to choice
yosrllllxs.$B.256lU.5l|:ful:lu good
yesrllugs, $tl.256tl.25; common lo felryoarllltgs. |G.5tl68.utl; clsolw to prime
gross lzceres.$tl».T50'l'..3U;xood zo
choice lrlsl beeres. $5 a%6ti.tJlll; tslrto #Wd gross beenS. $5.L\005.lll: common to fttlr :ross beetles, Sl.2.'»i;.5.0l.l:
Hrslruus, $4.UOQ4.T5; good to clnoloe
gross lnelfcrl. S5.2?»{:t»llJ: fulr to good
g n s l lwtfers,Sl.0Ll#5.3i;cholm to
prlane gross cows.|l.T5@5.2.'il good
to choice :rue coora. se.aon4.ro; fair
to good grass cows. t.<l.ooo4;La; colll'l!. $ZL2183.T5; unnefit FJ.lh03.2$:Bologrln bulle.s2.1:»oa4o;sell
calves, $5.U08lllflJ; livery sod mcd
lum calves. 8| tlloS.tll; good to rlmolcofeemlerx ;u.uoG|.Lutl: fair lo gout! feed
ers, $5.2565.tl!l; common to tulr Iccflors Slnoasttf-: :ood to rholw sloth
crn. $tl:tG(:tl.8Z3: fell zo gum! atmlsers,
$5fllliitLL5: cunllltlln in [utr stuckora,
$4 ¥4lB5.!0: stock holfers. $4.tltJ8fx.2fl;stuck cows, lI!.UOG3.751 stool! tmtitrel.
e\.wo:.uo.
1-lm sen About Steady.
Wllll l.ouu hogs here \\\'lll1|'8dl'|
prices \Ktlt' zotlch the enum* ms un Tues
tlly and wry little zlll'|'cn'1|t from a'seek ago.'Pops brought S7335 end
hull: ut the hon sold at $~lJ.4tl0l.o0.
Sheep and Lambs Lower.Will:oaliy 7.70) du-vp ami lembe
ticvlted Weslnesdsy but tho demand
asss slack and with vnstern marketsgenerallyreportedtower lotal :redo
was dull and prlros largely 256 oil.
liest tn! lsmbl brought $5.50 and bf!!
teeder lsmbs around lT.f»l.l.Quotations on sheep anal lembs:-Pal lsmhs, 1006 to choice. $8.350e15:
fat lambs. felr to clwlcc. 8T.Ta8&25:feeder lambs. :ood to choice. 873.16
Til); [ceder lambs. lair to good, $6.75
1.1.'!»; cull mpbs. t5.250tL2tl; fst yell-
lloars.U!».m6o.".t5;tat sores.$3550
4.I:»:frwler esea.¥2.T1':U2..50;cull
probably will not roach the peek ug
ft.h° llfl'n. Ll the lseenlou of welliw
foruled ttorernmcnt olflclats and that
2.307 lied Cross Clmptcrs rsgurd it
ls thclr tumt Important work ln peldcnre Ilmt the espanalun Is ln nowlse
conlllaed to u rrorrlculnr le*€tlutl but ie,
on the mntrery, nsttonwide.At the
cod of the Mm! ycer, Juno 30, 1921,
there were 26.300 zllselmim senIce :neointheM02UnllcdStatesPublic
Heollll B-rnIce, {¢mlroct and (haremmeutllospitale and Soldiers Homes,
and that number ls inc reasing et e
hte ol 1.000 e month.
Tlmtlnonds or these men recelrlul
medlcul treatment, compensation and
tocatlunal training from the Govern
ment today. nurted thelr eiiorte to
obtain thvtn lllrou5:h tho lied Cfoll
Chapter.The Chapter. acting ss the
disabled zozn*s agent In elnlmn against
the {¥m.tmmeut, lntorms the man as tothe [mmduro necciuulry to | sltl for
him that which ll provided mm by
Federal stnttlle.Illa amlllcatlone for
tompenullotl. medlcel treatment and
trslnlog are properly ala-ul wllltl the sid
ef the uw Cross Clnoptcr.
Many Fon-ne of Assistance
If there is delay hetore the m 'selslmlaactednoon. the m~e§¥"
...Chapter lemle the msn money to meet
the lmncrstlre needs of himself end
Ilia tlcpendcnls.Most rltul to the msn's nlnlng fun
benem from the Go1r|»rnment's care is
keeping his mind free from worn' about
his homo.Keeping The \eterun'| fnm
lly Ic om hlrdshlp of every kind and
lnrnnnlnx him nl' lte welfsre tl on
other prorhucf of the Chapter.Free
from leer oo lhle econ, the man's ne
tt.lter)'and advancement usually l l
rapid..
lflwry month ourIng the lol! year.
the Amerlcen Red Cross has glren
service of un! lulod or enother to snevcrugc of 1211.215 fnmaer scrrlcc men
and their foulllles.An lmltcstlnn of
the 1-stent of the fulth repelled in the
Itrd Prone Cllullter ls to be found inthe ind that tin-re were ll.'ltl,5t~l roquests for friendly sid lo the solution
sc personal prohleins.
44| Workers In Hosoltsle
While the man prlm to enteringGorornmenl core deals largely with the
Chnlpter, sfterwerd he comes into ooo-tect wltll the eervlce provided by Ne-tlonsl Ileodqusrters.'There are 4-I8
Red Prose or-orlen In the UnitedBlntes Public Health Rerrlce and con
tract luospltsls ond other lnstltotlonein 'shitln these euro ere bein! cared
for, whose duty ls to provide for hisrecreation. help him with hte compen~
sstlon clslme, keep him lo touch with
his tsulity: lo short. meetln: ble everyneed outside of thot provided by the
Gnvemment."Philo these are e fewot' the reeponslbltltles of the National
Oresnlsatloo, they ere br no meansell.Among other Red Cross accom-
plishments for the year are:
2 a n d hg f b m t h u » i n - l a w ,F l o y d M c .r\|.uru5n.. x.unv:l|\ e \r\:|u.n, x uaullwnlq uC a n n a n d w i f e w e n p r e s e n t a t t h e th e w o rl d 'a fi 0 ifIRl . W i th sp e ci a l p ag e s
0 ; }5 l a n ! Th u r s d a y e ve n i n g .fo r B or a a n d G i r l s a l g al fo r t h e fam l l v.
...Th e 5 2 i n u e n n f 1 9 2 2 w i l l h e : m i d - i
;a n
~G roceries and Fruits'
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ouu Blueliell i§:i,°;es.5L88§~
I l " l l l l l l \n u n .m u l g n u l u v , p e i p v u l l t lI vo r y Flai zen, pe r pn ckay .-_..
3 - l b s P b w d e r t d S u g a r -,. _ _ ...W r i t i n g Ta b l e l a o f a l l k i n d a _ . _ . _ _ . . _ _
C IG A R S , Il l a i r H a n d M a d e , e a c h S c .
351 ' p ac kax u B ec die aa Ra ial nn , S pec ia l for L
Zfwpackage Seeded Raiaina, Special for _.__.Currants, 12 ounre |m"i==sre_-.----_.. .__
Dried Prunea, 2 iba .- . __.-..Dried Peaches, 2 lbs .. _ _.._-..
3-lbs Michigan Navy Beana_-._. _.__.3-lha Head Ruee .-- - . _._._-5-Ib Package Out Meal-Spacia1...- ..._Golden Age Mmmani. or Spazhdti_
a s a
9 :_....-.25¢_lcBox $2.50
._21'%$e....2!lx&e_,.._.__25¢
...ISC
._.-._..35¢;'i?§§i
8 Rolls Toilet Paper--Special for.. -- _..- _
Milk. Carnation--8 :ana for75¢ or Cale. - ___.Milk, Caroline IB: tan ur Cue.- _____.___6 cam Oil Sardinea for _.__.___
Red Alaska Sdman, 2 cans .._
Salmon Churn, each..Peanut Butteu--P'nal1 StockCalumet Baking Powder, 1-lb an._
Rumfond Baking Powder. can _ ..._JELLO,Package.-_._ ..--_...
\10 lb Cana White.I.3 lb Cana White ._r u I0 lb Cana Dark ..
5 lb (Ina Dark --nu--¢--n-
_._25¢s¢251:._...ss.»s-_.._$4.75
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....__25cll c
___ss¢30:.ISC
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is a matter ofTaste
by her friends.They .expert to make
their home at Tulsa, Oklnhoma whentobacco quality Mr. Taylor has s position.§§
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Hostess Tomatoes 2'-& lb cans-3 Cm: for -+._dlb Packzge Pan Cake I-`!our--Go0<'h'n Resp--Starch. l'n:knge Bc Lux--2 Plcknkvl for
a Bars Palm Olivo Soap _._._ ___ .-P'0\'rDEREII I.'i!I in cum,IInchOur FAAIDUS RANTOS BLENII CgFF§.;{: :hrtalk ul Bldr, ihia nie oniy--per lb 2.5¢4 ibn lor
Fresh Fruits and Vegeta
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E IllllWe state iz as our honest belief
:lm the mbueeos used in Chaser-
fxeld are of fmer quality (and
hence of better taste) rw in any
other cigarette at the price.
Mrs. Jim Cutleman and Mrs. II. II
Booker who was an old school male
Jo n a t h a n A p p l e s - B m x h e l H a n k e l 52.55
G r a p e F r u l t .3 f o r .. . : a ¢i l b S w e e t Po ta t oe s 2 5 :P e r ll u sh e l $1. 88
Nn m l F nl u h n u n S i l u r l n l - | 0 0 l h l f n r $3.15
Linen 6: Myen Tobacco Ca
Chesterfield
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Arlington Rn in rlle nld
llr. and Hrs. G. C. Manhall of Al-
lumbn, Cd.. nrne Monday and an
visiting at an J . za. at»nh»\\ mm.
lr. sa d Mrs. lllrlhtll lived i n Ar~
linde n neu n! y a n axoIlr. ard Hn. D. 11. Fo:lx'| of Hin-
helpoik, Ninn., was Hondny for a
visit at dia home cf Hr. and Lin.
J.H.liarihail.H n .lmben was
iormdly Hi l l Blanche Ia n h a ll of
lura. $| .ule2w; J
Or | '*8ltuallon."`
When a ssnsnaazng runs into n brirk
rail and was nn up tn not over ofunlivr, he Irllullit a nm nlmrn yelpn and
811| it I H\>l!.' Ul\!|l!l\;\'Q SBI.
Orlgln af 8¢»tln'n Truman! had.
The using of lI»¢.¢stun¢Tnmontllmrt in :wld lu lm a mrrugnlkm oiTrl
mounlnln, by \|rlllr\| nnmr the town illBallon was flrlf imma oufiug to th!
pmseutf u! Ihre! hliils hills lvrviu
lt hnndlrd 70.732 nlloimwl ana al-
lnimnoe elalnm.u alollwred thmugh ilrfhapier nrganlntlon '£l'\.ll55 summon! rimks to
wlrnup 'Aho had mend frnm the |d»d n l l n fumlshed to tht Hunan al'
War lllek lnmnncr.zz provided » ¢p¢-|¢1`n|{»a ni' nopoo
lor ms-dl:nl nnlsunc e to mm undt!
'mcniluaul trulnlng.It made 32.iR'i!n|\ns| totnllnl $450,000in moo taking vontlmul u-nlnlng, ml
thirh as Nr un: has been npaii,
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Blair Provision StoreC I G A R E T T E s
of Turkish and Domestic tobaoooa-blunded n
ien_l
_awW E in them.They will rtlid in 0m.ahafH.\Tm~ mznvrl:n To $78.30
m u n n x n n v n n b i u v n v 1 f u x r n n u A G U ;
LOST YOUR Arrermr
Han il the Short Rand toSmngxh, Wm.Vil-lllw
Oaml lmvlf-"Fur: :maths Imm»4.um¢ nr. mm 01%.
~lar.°,_g'» mn
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m m m t r m m o .
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obhu ngm wbiosvuy L' tnblltl
u q m a u m r w a n n a .wa n Dr .Prussia lnvnllch'H l lB-mb. N. Y., fi. fm m¢ai¢|°:| Lvi»
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Once upon a time s country edltor
had a great idea.This u not Lhs llrstcreat ltlca vrhlch han been evolved In
tt country prlnt-shun. but most or thosehhns in the past have been of boned!
lt some one other than tho editor.
tsut the Idea was to beucllt edltor asutll as the whole community and ns-
tion.This was the Idea:Why not have
u "home paper week!".We have had atery kind ot a "trout"
from soap to electric cleaners.
Taken lolether, alsued the editorthe country newspapers are quita 153
most Important in the nation, area IfJudsrd br numbers; the ten or llfteou
thousand of them make tha four hun-
dred blt clty papers and magazinesscornlncondderabla, indeed.
The reason most rom do not mt-ise the Importance or the country
newspaper ls because they think ofthem lnmllrldnally Instead of collective-
ly :even the Atlantic ocean doeslft
look very lmpraasdlva when you view it
merely as a cuptnl of water scoopedup at the beach.
S0 lhll country editor began to talk
about the idea and to write letters
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par Week" has been stretched acrossthe country. each or the thousands ol
country papers. of which this vlotr ls
ont. a llnk ln the chaln.November 'nh to 12:11 are the dates
not for "Subscribe for Your Home
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th e p l a i n .
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la n d s w e r e a st o n i s h i n g l y t o n i t e . E ve n
to d a s l t c a n b e s e e n t h a t o n l y we l l -
dl r e c t e d w o r k is n e e d e d t o b r ln g b e c k
th e an cl t- nt fer tl ll ty .A ft e r t h e s p r i n g
ra lu s,t h e Me s op o ta m ia n slo pes a r e
cl ot he d w i t h r i c h r c r d u r e a n d a r e
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la n d s w e r e t h e w o n d e r o f t h o w o r l d
fo r t h e i r r i c h n e s s .
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ti er o do t ua .w r o t e 2.3-50 ye a r s n o :
" Th i s t e r r i t o r y u t o f u l l o u t a r e k n o w
t h e b m b y fa r f o r p r o d u c i n g g r n l n ;
as t o t re e s , t t n o t e ve n a t t e m p t
t o b e a r th e m .e e r i t s o r vl a n o r
o l l r e :h u t fo r p c l o g m i n tt u
s o g o o d th a t i t r e t u r n s a s m u c h a s
t w o h u n d r e d fo l d fo r t h e ave r ag e .
a n d w h e n i t b e e r s a t It s b e s t , l t p r o -
du ce s th r e e h u n d r e d t o m . "
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co ns t an t h u m a n oc cu p at io n a n d :s lu t
co n s ta n t a n d Dr g nn l le t l at t e n t i o n t o
t h e d e t a i l s o f i r r i g a t i o n , w a s c a p a b l e
o t a l m o s t a n y t h i n g :b u t a t t h e s a m e
t i m e l t w a s a l a n d w h l c h . l e ft t o l t -
se l f. w en t b a c k q ui c k ly to a rl l de r n es s .
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e r e d o r e r y t h l n l t o n t h e M e s o p o t a m i a n
n p l a n d s ; t h e l o w l e ve l s o f B a b y l o u l s
t o r y sp ec dl ly be ca me m a r s h l t t h e
w a t e r s w e r e n o t re gu l at ed .
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d r n u r n or c h e c k e d , b o th l l e s o p o t a m l a
an d ll l s lr y l o nl a we n t b a c k t o th e st a t e
l n w h i c h t h e y w e r e o r l g l n a l l y , a n d l n
w h i c h w e a r e t h e m n o w .T h e ;be -
c a m e g r e a t b a r r e n wastes.
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a b l e t h a n t h e w a y l o w h t c l : t h l s l a n d
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m e m o r y o t cl r l ll z e d ~a n .
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a r e p o n o r u t l t ea r l i e s t a n d u nfo r g e t -
ta bl e lm pr e ae lo us o t h is to ry .
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a n d a t t h e h e i g h t o f t h e i r l l o r y .
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te r l y h a d t h e l o c a l h a b i t a t i o n a n d t h e
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b e e n pu s h e d m u c h fa r t h e r .S i a n ;
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m a n e ! !
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x.I I : M n e u !a nsedieine.yo u ab o u !!
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th a t t h e i r ve r y n a m e w o u l d h e
l e d o ft t h e e a r t h t t t h e n w a s a n !
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l r a n c e g u a r d s o m e w h e r e a h e a d o !
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uz h a ila n in o d us d luti n dh waurmid.Evorfvmlnanvrhobslitlrlil known :hh suuallnl bl ull.
a f n u f s ~,gnunvighbon--Slol|X City Arful u - 1 ' - -* * *'== =-- 1Leader.w. H. u.. QHAHA, No. 4s..s\21.| \ \ | |l u u u n u , . . ,_ward 1|-&llz.u1»-v.-ah and nm curiwnlya wa ne ou e h a p p y ! " - o l d p e n u n s .c:m»_b v!! !fn r m e M n n o t r w I=¢4lill>°r:h e m u" \ \ ° h ; f u m s w n t l y o u : u i ! s n v a n n .a w a y . : - e v e n au c v? "d vi . o r n p r f o r t h e b l r d . W h y m m -u n o n m e Ju r y ' b m I t u y o u r m n
s o h u t h e j u d g e .i u n b n h w l d n l h a s u r i ;i l !! i n I l l n i t m a r D .l h b c o e l ..
"2 aBhir, Nebr., November 3, 1921_:ru m z wvr n P REP ...
two weeks befom peeking.There i
c tendency in some loalitiea for eolo
nies to wefken rapidly in early fall
due zu the nature of the honey-flo
from fall Iiovrers. To some degree th
may he offset by putting on the pack
ing eadier than owerwise would |
necessary.it is highifp imporunt that each col
ony have a vigorous queen in onde
that broodrearing may continue i
the fall and may proceed rapidly E
the spring.with colonies such as n
obtained by the methods here descri~
d it is not deslnbie to keep quee
more than two years and It is prefs
»we a t h e r .
H r s .C .E .Jo h n s o n a n d M a x i n e
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w i t h a vi e w t o t h e i r a d j u s t m e n t a n d
al io ir l- ne e T h e t i m ; l i m i t l d f o r t h e
.£810 is three months from tha 2901
dur of October, A. Du. 1921, un! thatime liwted for payment 3 debts is
Ole Year from :aid 291.11 y of Oc-
tober. 1921.z
Witness my hand and the nel! ofuid Coumy Court, this 2-ith, day of
September, 1921.
(SEAL)A. C. DFJBEL.
33-St Cunnty Judge.
nznmn z mP.as¢'rxz>='r
J .B .J ms\ e\ 1Y uon !. he| de i:list
rel day slut week.
Rr. and lin. Bert Cooper of Te-
»spam '!'h\¢r=lh:f with thdr
il. Nr. uld,il:-s. ilwn' Coupe.
Chu. Cameron #nu e passenger to
Don't forget the Stewardship Rally
ta be held at Fremont. Nov. 10.Quite
a number ought to mend ahh muy;
it is purely educational und I fell
:-prcrrl.With the 110| choicn taking Gd y our £IhrLltmu anis here.
a heavy te!! in other peru of the statenn ho pe d tha t | ge n én ! wz umi w a d x o n c s s
in thin eounty can be prlvln hd byprompt and efldent action._SHERTI'F SALE
we mv l. an um is not ao.4 Couceming me use of :ue c waqf
Gene:ll auhjeet of the sermon neadmgent far perucmld service it would
Sunday mprnlngz 'The Nev 'Rasta-;bc well to remember that ther! are
.n m even!meat Chunk.Dlviaiorg,Apatuy ."¢ 1550 fumen in Wuhingtnn eglnty.
1 1 " w r .ch_?md ,ith m_f8ub}ed of the evening sermon: "Sll- There are seven licensed veterinar-
fn ti on ig Type,Iiividonz Aiiegory iam the are kept buy at this time
C.n ~._~_ ~ ° f u n o f Hlg a r e p d 8 a rnh."of the year.The Farm Bureau
name none of as know me much, uuleal
!
.
Ir;. vinue of an order of sale tunednut of the District Court of Washing-ton County, Nebrsakl. and in pursu-
ance of a decree of uid court in an
action 'therein pending.Wherein
Femme!! State Bank of Tckamah Wu
plaintiff and Harry G. Steiner, Neliie
'|l ..I |t h e fa c t t h a t t h e c o u n t y a g e n t m o ve -
m c n t i n o t h e r c o u n t i e s i n d p m ve d \
I I ay u u n i r p e o p l e l a l t w e e k b u t t h e y w i l l
t r y a g a i n s o o n .
n s ~wl l a t 1 0 oc l o c k a . . rn . o n M o n d ay t h e
n h d a y o f N o ve m b e r .2921,a t " f f c o m m o n e n u m o f l o s s i s t l g r o u g h
.a¢" W ~~0
p 5 T H E E N T E R P R I S E | ""; ; § f ~
SNG E N E R A L A N D L Q C A I ; N E W S A N D C O M M E N T ~'
The ` Official Paper of Washington County,Nebraska.
A LOC.\L NEWSPAPER
ALL THE PEOPLE
No. 41BLAIR, W A SHINGTON COUNTY, NEBRA SKA, NUVE MBER 10,1921V OL X X V z !
;Herman Schoettger of Fontanelle | | 1
oassnvs Aamsrlcs ~ ~wnam Business Rsvnzw
on z
v x a n o w x DEAD u o n o n a n HY
SHCESSION Ol" ALL BUS!-
Nzss .\c?rw111.=:s
WHEREAS.The President of the
United States has issued a proclamat-
tion, asking the citiacna ol' this coun-
try to pause on Armistice Day from
their vartoua occupations and devote
a few rninutca to the silent considera-
tioa of those alain tn the recent great
~....».........\.n-m}m1.ltnr Han 4-anno of
toiimhip,returned recently from a
hunting trip up in New Brunswick
which wan one of his moat aucccaafui
hunting trips that he has enjoyed.
He brought back mony fine specimens
of big game which he will have mount-
ed and placed in hia vmlu:|h!e coilec-
Scveral of the Lieeoln wholesaler!
have made trips into other sections oi
the country, lately, and are now malt-
tng comparisons with the bualmaa
condition: at home.The east, south
and sections of Nebrnaka were \init.otl
by the wholesalers.
tion at hia homo out near Fontanclloi The manager of the C , "che-it
Mr.Schoettger in an experience-'I factory who rttrntly returned after
aportlman hovirg hunted over much attending a conrentlon In Pittsburg
of the south and western pan of ""'.Pa.. said business was considered bet-
United States.He has made other r there among the stool mllln than
trips to Nea §11{'="f§=l= t"f",!°'h"'iat any time this y ear.Ro h i t h w-
}:tms handling structural atccl are
wr) busy, also, "I think we have more
nork now than any other iron works
we t of the hlisaiaaippi," aald John
't\'i-tower Steel and Iron Works. "Our
bimrwt }ob is the city park plant for
which we will furnish two hundred
ind fifty tona of stuff.Several school
Flounes are being built inctoliting a
achool at Hebron. another ot Curtin
ami the Eliiott school n Lincooln, and
We are furniahing material for eight
bfitlxirs in Marshall county, Ranma'
a
' " " "ifi¢¥i'.°i§§fI";`?{?i.t.n~.in ~ ~ ~ MEEIS
John llvkilu. member ol thc Board
of lfilucntion. :lid rot approve for alia-
trihutioo in the public achoola a diph-theria bulletin which contained eight'
injunctloina, reading, "Call a doctor."]
llc voiced his dlaapproval at n
meeting ol the bouni lust night.lie
ventured the opinion that doctors,
prepared these bulletins and paid fot met pursuant to adjournment taken
them, rather than an-insurance com-0cL 24, 1921.Preaent J. F. White. H.
pany whose name appeared on the C. Bloco and Henry Truhlaen.printed pane.The hulletina will not;The rnlnutoa of gh;lalt meeting
he distributed in he schools.--Omaha wen read and approved.
Bee..Warrant No. 567 ya Nonhweatam
Teteohone company ln the amount tr!
'TR.r'\NSAl"l'S 313515353 FOR
c o ma \ALLOW S BILLS
ANI)FUNDS AB-I
J OURHS To NDV.21.
County Comrniaaione'a Room.
Blair, Mehr., Nor. 7, 1921.
The Board of County Qommlaalon-on
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t
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ld her |inel5 li n .lwrlu- Caldwell
md husband until Sunday evdlxinx.
John Glmerun rvtumed Satunby
from s rkit in Omaha.
Hrs. E A. W lc htlr spent several
alan Lut week with friend! in Omaha.
l n u -w u n - -- - . _ --.-
evening at the church.
w. B. F. Robb. Hinislef
. . ¢ . _ - - - -n
an-:a'roms'r muncu xmas
...-¢.._ . _-|--..l 1--|£h.\.|\-{1
tempted to :elve indlviduads. as it 55'County Court ilouile in gh, ,Ca physical ampmibamy.\ul¢ir, Wlnhington County. Net
The Department of Agriculture ve!! at public auction to the If
givn the following definition of the and me 'bidder for cash the ful
work of the county agent.He is a ,{,,,¢,§|,,d real ma t e tuwitz
nhnn nmnlil uimnll rltllv lt il lb lhni .....a|.....-n nna-u ,J nl.;-Au
lily of
nraska.
slghell.
lo?-ing
The
o 1 . w . . » t
attempting to winter eoioniea um ritoo smell.It is somewhat fumwn mo*
set a standard for colony strergth at
this naman, but in gmenl it mu e
stated that it is unwise to mtcmpt to
winler eoionies thst are not Strbng
able to requeen nm entire apmzy every
susan.To get the best results in re-
queening all young queens should be
intrzxlucod so that they will berln lay-
ing two months before packing.Z:
will be found that queens wear out" " U .C a r d s a n o u t a n n n u n d n g t h e m a r -
r h g l o f U l u N i t a F o d n r o f N o r f o l k
t o D o n L o n . S a t u r d a y O c t . 2 2 .D o n
i n i h o s o n u ' ! H r . a n d H n . J . D l a w 1
o f t h i s p l a n .Il i a : F o s t n f u h o m e i l
a t N o r fo l k b u t a l w h u b o o n m a c h -
i n g a t W a y n e t h e p a n f u f u n . S h e
h u vi a i l e d h o r s o n n n u m b e r o f o c -
n n d ¢ n ¢n u !h i s m u h l!||l.IIY i r i a n d a
UB I'l'!\ fUN D | |CIUIKI l l ! !ne ve n i n g w i t h 2 2 b q d n n i n g a n e w l i fe .
P r o f.H . C . M i l l s , o u r s i n g e r , w a s n
r a d i n s p l n t i o a m u l ¢ l ¥ a n d h e w o n
m n w fr i e n d s In o u r c i t y .T h e oI'I'|-
d n ! b o n d e x t e n d e d n vo t e o f t h s n k n
t o t h e fo l l o w i n g mi n i s t e r s ( a r t h e i r
s p l e n d i d u a i n t a n c c d u r i n g 0 1 | i l i n e u
a t o u r p u t e r :C . H . Ifo r e m a n , W . IL
y u u w vu y u -"- - 1 - - .. ._ - - _ . _ .i n p m c l l c a l f o r m t h e k n o w i e d g n o !
f i r m science t a n e w i n f o m a t i o n El
developed ls;ihe Experiment S u -
tiona md the Department of Agricul
u m .Hu in aspectual tn ahmr the
u p p l i c l l i o n o f t h i s k n o w l e d g e t o l o a d
f a r m co n di t io n s b y M i d d e m o n n t r d -
ti ns .pu bl i ca ti o ns ,o r o t h e r m e a n s .
h -__»_-1 ..........:|...n .........|
inu|ul\|||::\\quunun va ur:»vuunn:1:\iquaner of section 28, and the our.
half o! the South East quarter of Sec-
tson 29. lll In Twp. 17, North Range
12 East of the Sixth Principal Morl-
diaa. In Wuhington Ca. Nebraska. for
the foreclosure of n certain mongngc
enough to have brood sul'I'kEert to fiHlmg|g rapidly in the usually strong
three or four Langsiroth frames two colonies obtained lo the methods of
'§°';§'-' 1;°fg~ }=h1;'¢'=;=\r ls """f"*; winledng here described,but every
e c o o n n a npary areno 0theper strength it is wine to unite ; good bcekeepcr f;»f=g=§ it ='; ";°
until the proper strength in ro|.cl1ed.i°"°""°"5 colonea "f 8°°
upon q n a !gg e desc,{b¢,|Any uniting should be dono at Ieaat greatest crops.
Tho plaintiff on 23d day of umm !_._- - - - - + - " ' ' -
\
OF F E R No . 1l»1h¢ Youthh Coméslrjon-B3 haual for I9 2Allln!wouldsz.max 1-mi*-1.1.0 1
D» "l;ll|= 1922 Cnmzazdan:nl An for $2.50
C \ ¢ e t v 1 f ¢ h | l Q ¢ | | l \ \ m d : a n m i m i ' - * ~ , | ° " f r + ¢ w u - f f u l r H I i I S I S I I P Q F T11 11 8 r u n .a r l a 1 1 1 ;r o u m s c m :A F I O I .m a r r o w .u » \ s = m . a : : : s : : : . . .
s u n s c m v n o n s AT 11113 OFFICE
~~/R .r cmnrxr ".~ n o mz s/m m wnom|..s~.aaomuurs~
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5 Q i s s u e s a y e a r ~S t a r t ° Y =' i ' E ¥ 2 : = » /
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0T h e Y o u t h ' 3 C o m p a n i o n
l h o u l d b e l n e ve r y h o m e w h i c h d n - m a n d s " o n l y t h e B e s | : . "Li vei a oy s
In d d r l s , m d t h e i r fa t h e r s n a d mb t h vt a l w a y s h a d Th e C o m p u i o n
R d h h h , Z n l m d d n g a n d U p - t o - D u e .
:mama Short Slnrll. Sdlai Saosin. Ediforiali. Antrim.":.°,'.'>:.'1::'::.'=-'..*'a':'~."-G°"=~'""'~"°"°'"=§§;;";£'z'£1 m¢m'f»r um»3'E§'a'é'».~us ma P.c.»-=-dunLulu Pun.rCu2|!.E3S THANHW Cults# Wed
OF F E R A
= 'r- ~ Com;n'1;:"¢Grffwq m aofrI.x$. a """an - C- . al s 1 1 . 6 03 .Ti n b u t f3 : : '. " : . 3 : . | . $ '
lar iro ns: :ca din
A u for $3.00
1.umlruu g n u - . - . , . . - - -......._,who jdn in urhhlng them | long an.1
ha p p y u m d da d l i fe .
H i n L l n n F u n :b e a m s t h o
o w n e r o f t w o l o t s h u t s o u t h o f t h e
A . W . B a r g e ! ' m m e o n e r h y t h l a w e e k
a n d p h n s t o b u i l d s h o n u d m e n i n t h e
s p r i n g w h e n s h e a n d h e r s i s t e r M i s s
A r u n w i l l l i n .
l l r l . J . ' l ` . F i t c h w a n t u p t o C u i :
W e d n e s d a y t o a n g r a n d m a F i t c h w h o
U n d e r w o o d .w .H .Ja ck s on ,J o l l p n
St o p fo n d .J.W .K i r k p a t r i c k .T h e
p a s t o r d e l h i :t o n v a m e n zo t h i s
vo l s H a w o u l d a x t e n d h i s t h a n k s z o
ea c h : n d e ve r y o n e w h o so ki n d$ y
n u i s t e d ,d o i n g e ve r y t h i n g w e na k e d
th em t o 41 1. a nd m or e. s en di ng flo we rs
t o t h e n i c k , fe e d i n g t h e h u n g r y a n d
o t h e r l i k n t e r vl e e l .
D r .J.W .K i r k p a t r i c k o f O m n h l
...|\l _.-......L.».¢}E- J. In u n vn m fn a m u l
5 ¢ V ¢ l l 1 r u p o n l 0 |\|1 :v\ ||an n p u ;In m u a n d w h e a t h a ve c o m e l n f r o m
d i l fe r e n t p a m o f t h e co u n t y .Th i s
for; i r. eM i?3;, pl¥r" cn|.& :"!e b y the emi;
m e o f c a r b o n bi sr d pb i de .Th i s l l n
h i g h l y l n i a m n b l e g n b u t i s ea s il y ,
h a n d l e d , a n d n n b e h a d i n l i q u i d fo r m |
f r o m In c a ! d r '- I s s t o r e s n t r e a n o n a b h
pr ic es .
It i n i n b e n s t i n g t o n a h t h a t 1 n u m -
l u - m f A n u n fr v u l m n n l l i l l l h n ffl I\ l . l t \ '|
lzrzv, nmamen | uecme mr um sum
of $8.178 60. (num: al 7 por een! mn-I$1920 colt! ol sul!md Alben A.
Lxmonnux. on his answer and cms.
petition ohhinad | d o r m h r fn.-
num of $u,oos.M, lmerm av. xo pw
crnt, and said pnmiuea be sold to
utlsfy the u ma and lll aemzinr
tm! whlch dune in Itill in lone and
unndahcd.The c laim and Judflunt of Alhvli
i
.lvxml \\| n | v u Y | w " ~ 9 - ~' g ' ; _ ;g h , P R lfill l|.I8 304311 |115 Dllllp |T|\2l$|d j o ,a p p e a r e d 30011.H 6 w a (50 \ ll l l IIRPTUYTII ~ ~ ~~w | |~[ g y g h ; m o n) ~3'§f,': * . f'
, : f> ; . . : " ' i . : " . ': . . f ° 'f: '5 , . '.1 , . 2 l m :Ag.h-= ~ hom '!° . . '" " : '. " ° ? '! 'i ° 3 f? " _ i 'f= 1 ° 'd t h a t b u s i n e s s w i f \l n f\i l E I m o r ~ n .. S a w y r g f °1=v&"J.fff',E*f2*"f t h a t m m e h a d b e e n W i
The Hlnir Public Library wi" ob-1 rzmmm o f xouun Pmim mresult of this war, and
s I!-A. Lan1or~eaux, is | lint lien, and the
claim and judgment of the I'nrrnerxSl.\lte\ B|.nk of Teknmah in subject
thereto, and l second lien on laid land.Dated at Blair, Nebruh. this Sthday of Odober. 1921.MAUBICE MEHREN3. Sheriff.
36-St Washington County, Nebruk 1.
Notice la Cndilou of Estate
0'I{| nlon, llaher & 0'Hanlon. Atty ;
STATE OF NEBRASKA
Washington County ls..
In the County Court.
Strrensun, Deceased:TO THE CREDITORS OF SAID
ESTATEYou ne hereby nutifled, That I will
ail at the County Court mcgn in Blair.
in maid (hunty , on the 29th day ofDctober, 1921, and on the 8001 day of
Jmunry,1922, at 10 u'ciock in the
1 ,- '-.~ x ;uxwil1»r 4 , : . *: :=¢~I '».§"»§'fl."' ' »""1 ,: : :" ~.** ' 4'.\\ . ~: g f ~ ~ \; ~ ,"1
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f o r e n o o n o f w i l d l ? u a r e c e i ve ¢ 1 d |s u n . s c z u P 1 1 o : ~ a s n z c m vz n x r r m s o r ' r 1 c : ' .
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"K 1 1 1' 'a 4i n cepn our rugs cean naxean0~out--draw§ngcut all of that fabric-cutting
grit and dirt and brushing np all of that
°1i"z'ff=s surface litter-is o course the
fust mg most im rtnnt work that a.TORRINGTON Erlctric Cleaner doa.
~It does it thoroughly without the Slighlesi
;~ t o t h e m g and so cheaply and
Q elcntly that the tnhh of the phrase"Nearly Every Torrington Sells Another"
is natiowly known.%'o
~é
~I/1/1/1//u;1JJ;;;,,M,)mM
num"h»,,U
B_u!`iNs.more than n rug cleaner.The =*f°"g TORRINGTON auatic
makes the T RRINGTON attachments
really effective in a wide range of house
hold uses.Do you know that with these
ments, there are fortyyour TORRI
/u1
n
tasks for?Cumins, drap-
p olstered furniture,ma
books, walls, pictures,
the hard Y
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attach-,
practical ~
NGTON .;
ales,u h \11'5S¢8»~mouldings, and all / / 1
- wrench oumus of aur home _ ~
mn be ke~immaculate.k for the -°
/
OF F E R No . 1l»1h¢ Youthh Coméslrjon-B3 haual for I9 2Allln!wouldsz.max 1-mi*-1.1.0 1
D» "l;ll|= 1922 Cnmzazdan:nl An for $2.50
lhoulqbelnenrryhome which dn-mands"only~Bes|:."LiveiaoysInd guls, md their fathers and mbthtft always had The Compu ion
Ralinhls, Zumman; and Up-!o-Data.
:mama Short Slnrll. Sdlai Saosin. Ediforiali. Antrim.":.°,'.'>:.'1::'::.'=-'..*'a':'~."-G°"=~'""'~"°"°'"'§?;;";£'Z'£1 elxcnior limusggigruv md Ecu..nf.Lulu Pun.rCu2|!.E3S THANHW Cults# Wed
I :|.~ ' u n a
.'J.51?!&'.."""'
Au fm- $3.00
I .W ill P TE IK I I n u n r l l u q ;w i v n u g I n u UU:va uvu nu a f vvu vw w u v -" " " ¢'Q l ° ' ' h w f ._s r a ;¢ r n a f 'h o l d t h e fl : r t m n n e r l m r c u n fe r e n c e l n r e t a k i n g u p t h e h o t l u n c h p l a n .I f ll! Il5 ll!! Tflllng plate IL lv nasaumgnunwith honors. an a perpetual rernindol :::;,_.;{;c :hn¢ `§fl»iT"wi1T§l'Z"§'§
to our citizens of the price of llbem culurities of hahiuu and in fact you
undP¢l¢¢- and h lean loam more of rea! wiht nature
" HEREAS,At the same our from one trip to his muaeurn than
in Wuhingh:n the lint meeting of ..ihin Diaarmament Cotfelence nil!.be ° " § j_ j; j' ; ; . ; " n ' j_ [ ; f , § ~ ~
rbanking hone in Lincoln thatfa as in-
forior a building as that huiidinsr."
At this meeting of the trade extonf
sion division of the Cedar Cheat as-m c i a t l o n i n P i t t s b u r g , t h e x o ve m m o n t
e x p e r t w h o h a s b e e n m a k i n g a x p e r i -
_ a _1 a - . . A al . . .- . ~ h \n u n n ' n n h n f f l l
\\t°r¢ poor who are not faring so wen.
e rise In cotton prices has agvcfl
many implrment and other !armer'a
i m a and banks from banknzptcy."
said he."Altho some parts of Texas
hue poor cotton crops. the increased
value of the cotton in the warehouses.
"Mgr: books In the home" In thai After m arful examination of tho
Lloglh of this movement "*"'=*' vu following him on un diamnr funds,'~'~°r=°=l three yoan W* bs' the 1*°"f a:wu movedthatthe rollmn; dim
erican Booksellers' Association. Many'he allowed. md gn gowty Clark 1;
children have the advantage of wali- hereby oniend Q dnw wananta aa
A l l n i f u a L 4 . 1 r ¢u a l \ | » | \I u n B h d !l l ' -A _ - . \- l i - . . - ¢ l . ¢ » .n l n ¢ . n '\ ! . | \ | | ! \ ¢
tlcstrokeaeoupleorereessqo.Hhs Maggie love was lbaent from
her duties at the central olllca a cou-
ple of dayll|.|nl. week while szursin
a sewn wld.Ti n l..-idk!Aid met Wednesday
with Hrs. Levi Kinsey for work.
Bin John Panther 1|as a guest at
the Imrle Hanson home from Tooe-
dsa' until Friday-Hiss Agnes West it suffering from
an attack of sppendieltls and vriil be
taken to Omaha 'Dueadsy for an opera-
tion.Ur.Cameron and Hrs.West
will seeomoany her.
Albert Woodtllld is movin!this
veeitlto the home of his .patents
when they will reside during the
winter.Mr. and Hrs. Perry Rosa are
moving into the Mn . B .C.Dailey
property vacated by Hr. Woodward.
Bonral from here sttandd the
f u n n !of Hrs.Henry Christensen
at Orum Thursday.E u ] n e C o o p e r o f T s k a q s a h w a s a
\ n ¢ | ¢ A | |u l m l i n v i l l ! !w l d l l i l l v .
after the services.Every body Wel-
eome.The picture Ssbbeth evening
y the Farm Bureau was a pic ture
long to be remembered.It was esti-
mated that 400 people were present.
0111: Bible school is growing und we
have s big program.We are just
berimiut- and there will be no iet
up ln our campaign. ao If you want
something to do or it you want to have
aputinthsgreatprofrarneorne an
Sabbath morning in time for B e
class.
J. A. Johnson, Minister
n. m' | s ' r c n vn c n _ n o r ms
In thne mornertous days even
Ioya! citizen of the United States and
of the world ss 'well should be pray-
inx that the conference which con-
vones at Washington on November
ll may result in a solution of the most
pressing lnternatiow problems,the
establishment of international courts
you like a dinner composed of cold
sandwiches, cookies and an apple we
moot eordislly insIto :Ml to knock this
project of the Ifarm Bureau.If you
oppreelste a nice hot lunch at noon,
we ask you to get behind and boost
this movement a that the children In
your own nehooi distrlgt are cared for.
lt is surprising how many country
I n ore nudor weight-and that
usual!!means il!-nourished.The
plan calls for only one hot dish. such
as hot chocolate or soup.
An innovation for Washington eoun-
ty folks is on the schedule for this
week.The famous ehautsuqua speak-
erind entertainer, Capt. H. W. Hum
son,will appear ln the McCarthy
nehool fIl1ursrlay night, at New Eng-
land school Friday night and at Nash-
dlle Saturday night.Captain Muh-
son has had a remarkable life hi-1l.0l¥
and is a very Wanted speaker and en-
tertainer,ranking high mon on the
Psclne const circuit this summer.
f¥`~»»»=»='= sojourn in the winu of ;';'::"' ~;;,;';a;H;;;T; -~»»=1=~<»=~»»=f- when »»= ~ crop ;;I;.;.:.2:.;,:.. ;:;;§:,;;;., ;.;;1"
he north.1 ez mdurnhmadnrminx wuespecwlr ¢»»<¢.11q»»fd»H=»»= in pro.As a apecinl feature. dl.He has 5'15% one more "°""'' '"" ~ I'f....,. thru! hnndnnd thou- ceeflinn "*f>' nllllfactorily and the uani: alan! will bc:ivan in 8.15
m m
21.00
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: . : : x , : , . ' , . ' ; " : ; ° : ;. : " " :. * : ° . , ; ' , . , °e = » = » = » a n h u n t i n g i n n v l n n t o g e t h e r
_a n d h i e h i m s e l f a n y t o : n e w e r t h a t
S t a n l e y L .H a i n P o s t ,N o .1 5 4 ,
A m e r i c a n L e g i o n .5
T h e B l a i r l i i n i s t c r i n l A s s o c i a t i o n .
call.
._ .-m na-nin ____s c n wl ' g g vz a P n o va s . 1 = xr . t L .
no r r zs D F n r r un u s z' To
: - u
EX-SERVICE MEN The y ounlfr non of Hr. and Hn.Mined Z Marsli Goo w Moral'(By Mn. J. P. Jensen)pused anav Inn Sunay L f n m w i
Dfelere Comphln
s. Weasel of the Western Furniture
and manufacturing compenylhu just
returned after a trip with one of his
salesmen to Norfolk, Albion and other
tmvful in that eedibn i f Na l i n !
"All the denier: in thu section are
compininingf' said he." I found a
rather pecuiier situation thero.In
some of the towne in that section the
nexium huslneu,noeam.nmnelp-ed Tons.The Mexieen govemment
hu been buying endnea and fermlm-
phments direct md nnnaue expect-
i sdditiaral Business lh ll vn td r .
;h | , 4o ui h vu bi t ww ur in e.l§. epfprmtly, spanially in the eowfnf
r i c e h i - d l section.there iz every
..........._- .- i-THE HAH) o r ORL EANS
I It ls p¢¢n1;u~1, eppronriate. ee anexpression oi clone ties um nina url
United S ta h l . u i I r l o o l.t h t 9.
etatute of the French heroine. Jeanne
d'Are. ls to he erected in Wnnlanigton.
mileage abd poetlgo)
Jensen h Nideen Isuppdiee
for poor)'
Huy Q B ebe! C o. c n:
(electric light).
Rohn? Bm. ~1"'°'*.;.'!F"3Tr u lxle e n Bm. f m vi mevidence of mougnpid reemrr there The statute in a replica of the famous Henry P. Hansen ¥meMtifl|'
""" in many °""'T 'f'7°"'i""| °H=*=~' that wff°vd.f°f"* f".¥.'€*"§¢.'Z.°l'I u l u . : m o n m
15
v i l l a u l l 'l l n v o n u n - ' - -- , .illaa 'Thelma Godaey was an Omaha
vlaltor one day last week.
Hr. and lin. A. w. Bam uahtod
by Hn. E. C. Birdie entemined 1
number od friends at a llalloaeen
party Wqdneoday G*¢=\Il\a'.`q number
from Telcamah were present.
e Tim Collin la ln an Omaha hospital
when he underwent an operation tor
appeodleltls.
Harrie Whltnad has m u d theTaemopeny for the winter uid
ea to move thla week to Zire
poueuloo of the house when he now
lives to Klllpe West who will more ln
from the ranch.
The ladle:of the Baptist chan-I1
entertained the moo Tueeday eeeoinl
After the supper there were a num-ber of conteata which were neatly
of J -» and o avreeplnz reduction
of mumenta.Certainly every
Chrletlan will pray for these lhlngw.
ln line with the thought of the hour
Folks are warned tht they must come
cody in order to |~ot aeata.not
to wear tight clothes, ml those who
have hconl the former eow-punehcrthe paiaor will preach Sunday morn-|my. he makes you laugh all over.
ing on "The Reduction of Armaments"
aml ln the evening on "A Passport
lr to the Path o! Peace."These are
etlbefta that every one la interested
in thee days.They are not to he
lectures but aermona. not merely to
entoviain but to meet a vital need.
Com: out and hearjhcm and we he~
lleve you will be benehted.
The ladies of the church are giving
an experience social at the church on
?r~1da;r evening of this week.A good
program ia being prepared and then*
will be plenty of funf fellowship and
tu a atn Let un all go, lt will do ue
enjoyed.Fodioarlng this a brlef pro-good to get tofellter in this informal
fr om was given which Included .a way.I'm going, are y ou!
maple of mdivn by Hrs. Loo Han
non, .mon talks by Chan. Cameron.
Ref. Bowen and Rev. llestenen and
at the close the crowd aan; America.
ilr. and Bra. H. C. Glhaon enjoyed
a vial!from their father Prlday.
Late ln the afternoon Mr.Gibson
took hlm to hll home at Tekomah in
hh ear..Nr. and hire.. A. W. Barge and Haw
old and Irma went to Tekamah Sat-
Channey H.Foreman.Pastor
FARM BUREAU x m a s
Forman are watching their hop
a'ith the lseeneet aoxlety In Wvhing-
ton cotlnty|County Agent Olaon
urges that they should not only be
watched, but a competent veterinar-
ian should be called whdtl they begin
to show algna of siekneail..\ new!
ooday md ,u,,m,,| a Hdloereen pam danger threaten.: them in the form -f
gh, g g ll-:Dowd hom, Sunday time a the pneumonia. or ilu, was
Mn .n m :Ackerman of Blair sweeping over W c ounty and many
aunt S::~fl:~-2 the He Yln Aeke henla a .still in a weak eondltlou
g h . ;, ~ . m m ~w e r *g o u t :| [\ h ¢ i l Q l d m m f , ~ f h o l B | l A S h o . .
1 , m l ' E
h o m o .; ., T h e m e i s n o E n d z c a t l o u t h a t t h e c l a m o r !
Hi e r ¥ ? 'h e e c a R o t t r e t u r n e d Il e r d a v
fr o m t h is a ou r e e h a a l oo s e ne d , e i t he r .
Thla is the first attempt to put auch
high clara entertainment out ln rural
eommunltlea and large f:rtJ\\da are ex
pected.A conaiderablo shore of the
proceeds of these entertainments are
to go to the schools for certain equip
ment wanted by pupils ard lencheu
Thursday at McCarthy, Friday at Ned
Endandl the big town of Fletc her)
and Saturday evening at the graceful
little town of Naahvllle.
qu.-- w -
stu- :r ml' SA LE
CourlrlghtSldner-Lee &Johnaon
A'rroa:~t|»:\s
By vlrlue of on order of sale issue1
out of the District Court of Wl.*llir|.;
im f`Iount§'- Nebraska nnd 'n pursu
ance of a deeree of sold court in ar
zdlon therein pending wherein 1\I;¢
Sehnelder»l"ow1er Company was plain
tiff aw* George Peek. bottle Peek ant
First In.:':ol Illckeraoo.Nebruk
were "*"~ dnta, I will at 10 o'clo<1
a. rn. on Monday. tho Sth day of Dee
amber l9.£l. at the west front door n
ate Waahlnirton County Court Ilouo
in the Citv of Blair,Woohinztol
C»»1urt;. Nebraska. sell at Mahllc :mc
lion to the highest and bl-rt bifhlt-
ifor ouh the following deoerila-rd p.o
perty to-wit: The W ell halt' of th
North hall' of Block Sixty-thrve i
ik Ulllnnq .uf Pnninnolll !'!Il|1!1|u-:
Wu Good Ilnnlh
102.90
moo
250
5.85
am
msxus
psvple ibm hare only buying wh»c fd¢l¢y » an well an hisrh freight nm. _
1 *Y have to ave and they want the A ear of mal.iron pipe valued itcheapest they "ln nt"262.000 wwifh wg; inte in arriving h"",;rD°;|»1m;::r;;=» "§="5.°,.='3`§,'Sl"'>2 "ii
lst a man must be \.oca!.iona1|y handi-;==z¢d 11,and one sister. Fern, and 7,In spanking nf his gydgdfn ~';"°';'- |. freight amounting zo $500.Before \\3.l| brought before Magistnle Cmin
.1 ..f anned no that he is unable In retum,\0 mourn his loss, also h sm d ,.Mr Weasel sand il a uw e nr n rntee uhanced the same car could be
IB 'E P|||n\1\n»\.|!\in OGIDIIPI OVC?nlI.\t [lf ll ~ l h g g m ! d f g t l l l f f f q f ~ ~ ~
brief how cfikers decide ns lo \\'hethcr= 4 ye-ara il rnorths and 3 days nm at
my service man is entitled to Sec. 2 the time of hir, deaih.
Training 2"l Besides hin heart-broken parents,
Answer-9-A-Xl Rev.states that lhere remains one brother.I~lar'n:;.
\a v l u u n . .. . ,. ___. ,Co. (supplies),
City of Blair (wlter rent)
Julius Pqenn (supplies)
J. Mueller (supplies for
Pwr !n u u..:\.-. rand dnl-
wsu
mas
f f
1
r u r l ;principal prewar wcupatior-,5ents,Mr.and Mrs. Geo.McCoy. of
hi sdisability must have been incurrc:|.this city and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hervey
in the service aggravated thercin_0f Vuromn.
Also he must have been dischsrgcill Funeral services were held Monday
nd li bl - at the ve. lr ri I bei ad \.from the semce o er onors e con .zra u li mr in e r ........|;0-*ohcr as co-vinred with the
ditlons.The training must be od-
visoble. considering his previous es
pcriesee if possible.kistly his men-
tal and physical condition must bc
pnsscd upon satisfactorily.
W h a t i s t h e r e v i s e d l o n a s t o2s |
the money a service man draws while
in training See 2 '!"
Answer-A mon reccite4` H00 PN
R o s e -" d l c e m e t e r y .;n _
|»--n .Rev. J. A. Johnson of the Methodist
church o"'\intrl.
fllv J. A. .loI11"¢"l
"There iqno »'-u»: The star* ga don-1,
To rise upon some fairer shore,
And bright in l"~""1'sje\|re'led
They shine forevcr more.(crown
There is no death!A :\\"rl formmonth, il single. and Silo pvr month!Walks o'er the earth with silent
or more if married and with depend-llfé i ll;
fnts.The entire cost of trnlninvzl lie hears our but |°.m] things I'"0>'.
tuition, books, supplies and trnnspor- _And then we call them 1»¢g"d»'
tation to ond from the more home to
the point gf entedng is also paid.
{Sce 9-A-It Rev)Rules of Veter-
tlns llureau3"When and how do we service
men como under Ser. 3 Trnlnlr¢r'?"
A "What are the benefits of Soc.
3 from coat ston:lp:int?"
Ans\\er\--You continue bo draw thu.
same compensation.Also the Veter
ans llureau pays eost of tuition books
and supplies..Your transportation
to and from the place of training is
not paid br Veternns Il ou.(EMI-
A ul-f~~o>~
Hr leaves our herrts o?| dcsrlnte
llc pluck# our fairest. sweetest
(flowers:
Transplnntefl into bliss, they nowAdom immortal boners.
CA RD OF r n. \ ss s
We do\iretn express our unprcrim
tion to the friends and neighbors who
so kindly assisted us during the illress
ond death of our little *wr and for the
acts of :'}'\11P=\l\> shown.
_.Alfre~d`F.. and Vesta iv Mm? lt.
-.e.a5"Can I go over to c post ofllre '§0Tl(l§-
nt lllail' or anytown in the c ounty .
and pay my lnsursmce premium nou'?"
Answer--Sec. 410. added to nrtlclo
4. of the llurenu of W r PI4: AH.
by the n ange ol'llnnsc Rfll 661:anys:"l'n¢ler auch rules nfl'.PA.
lations es the .41.rnr of \ c lr "s
Bure_g;Lmsy prg~s_;rjbLand thel'r~-t
'Homer General also, th Post Master
Gercrsi ls herein autlodanl to ze-
Pleaae do not ask for credit.From
now on we are strictly nn a cas*
system.ll'you owe us please ca"
and settle.We credited w i rr'vll
but an ne-od the money and we '-rv
asking you to pay us In the some
spirit U1 ire gave ,ron credit.
The North Side Store.
rcirc the premium Mi U. s. GD\1!"|l z ¢.1.unn1:~m o r r z n
ment Life Insurance."
Since this had not as yet been put The Weekly State Journal we a year
»\ . . . . .. .__ _venr ago."Our retail depanroert
helped malte this gain," said he. "but
our wholesale business was very goodOnereasonourbusinessshowno l
. . . . . . a k I . p e . , . - .r .1 .
to the fact that Otoher war 'rc "° *
-nonth lost year in which we fell. the
|nr1u in business.Newly married
-"~'c' "ve doinz most of the buyin:
row.There s chrcfrc in demands
made bv the buycrf ""~ vcnr, too. he
sl.l¢l."People src not nsking for the
best this year as they did a short time
a g o . "
:\lci\rl\)ln Building
Business has picked up this fall in
"°e building industry occonlinl ln re-
norls of lumber dealers and mill men.
Lumber hos been selling and more
men have been adder! to the fonccs in
the mills.One mill manager said he
had seen no idle carpenters nm! bclin
ed all of them had found work.Manx
few house are being built and axnoni:
them are n few very fine residences.
"". ._ _ . _ . . -__ - . . . . . . _ . . . .- .. . .
' r i m mn m CHRIS TMAS on 'r
Can you remcnibcr that Chrlstmciu
when you tlrst.r:cceived The Youth's
C jpshtnn nroongfif your Christmas
°\r;'ents'l You can perhaps nc all
the titles of some ofthe serial stories
in those early mambo-s, ll\|i you con
well renin'-\'\er lnw 4 nl-v o-e in the
family msr\'0'l to read your paper.
When pipe was at the peak, the value
of such u car amounted to 33.500 Al-
tho materials have dropped the ¢le~
ciines have been oHsct, in a zueasurc.
by the i crensc lv freight.
\"'*o-r \dv.ll|¢l1I
T' 2:"'~cr advances in wrapping paper
are expected since the mills have with
drawn prices.Advances on clothing
boxes have been made already, Join
H. Schwartz ol Schwartz Paper com-
:-any stated."This is the nc-cond. with
drnwal of rices made by wraonlnrrP 4 |naper mills since deflation took placc"!
hc said."Shipments are very slow
and wrapping; paper mills are from
four to six weeks behind."
C. F. Schwartz of the Schwartz Pn
per cornpnny and George Schwarts
who represents the Lincoln llrm in
Grand Island have been away nn a txin
to paper mills in the middle nest.
They stonncfl ln Chi.-nfro ot the last of
llui week to |l\le'd th] convention of
the National Uapea'associatlon.-
A warrant has been issueft for the
arrest ol Ilen ldcldonlgnl on the same
chnrge as that of McDermott.wi n n e w was arrested n wz s li
and brought before the court on a..icharge of drunkenness and disturb-
|in¢ the peace.llc was lined ten dol-
|lors and costs but the nne was after-
ward remanded and he was paroled to
'the police.
l'l.'tTB.'i ro n 'r r zs c u ami 'EXA MI
\:.vr os:i
I Dec. 3. 1921.
Jan. 21. 1921.
Anril 15. ltI2'.'l.
May 26-27, 1922 .
.lure 30.--July l. 1922.
August 45, i922.
Mabel J. Marsh.
County Superlntenrlen.
. . . . . . . . . - .
|r 1 § J c 1 . . i ` n § x ' r | o N
l u. .a s .Q p l n c s u w u s u - - - E ,
siozlChris Miller (road work)
K. n. Priotid! Co. il'»°°lv-ll
State Jourrnl Co. lsuppliesl
Healy Contractlnt C0.(work
Moore creek bdlwl)
For. Gr. & l.hr. Co. (sand.
cement and labor)R. J. Schcnek (supplies l
w. B. Rosenbaum (food
ivorlrlw. B. Rosenbaum (road
-work)Chris Hiller (road d||¢g||\g}
Henry Bartlin; (road dns-
sins)Ray Peck (road drngginirl
Russell Grader li Mfg. Co.
lrepalrsl
Advance Rurnely Thresher
Fo. lreoairl
Theo. Arderaon (labor)
Henry lilindt heed worki
Henry Tiet;-gen lrold work)
L i n c o l n S t a t e J o u r n a l .i l o a c c o r d a n c e w i t h t h e c x p r o s s e d i l i c n r y W e i s e r m a n ( l a b o r )
. . . . . . _...
for Boys nnd Girls and for the\lamllv.
The b2 issue! of 1922 will bc crowd-
ed with serlnl storied.short stories,
editorials,poetry.'facts and fun.
Subscribe non and ;.c€|ve:1
wishes of Preslrlcrt Hauling ln pro-
claimlng November llth n Legal
'Clara Schneider tinborl
|Julius Stender (labor)
llnliflav and asking all business toTheo. Klsburdi ttabor)
cease for two minutes from 12 o'clocls. Omnha Motor Ports Dwi
rovr I. as mayor of lllair, would re
quest that all lake notice of the Pre
:-lmlo"ll.' sdcsire sa an evidence ct our
1. The 'foutlfs Companion---52 i"""';app:1~ciatlon of the ,-4:-...of the
in 1922.2. All the remaining issues of t92l.
3. The Gnnwharloo Home Calendar forIm a .sn for 0zoo.
T0rlnv The Ilomnnnlon |"\al¢cs the!Or ln-clude McC°ll"a Mnznalne the
'rl-c al fhrlstriw nmrnt.No family.
Mnoclell" nr f ilh \rm»liv' 'ways and
girls, sho ld I vitlvvlt the 'rlcti ""'l
true You"\"s l""l11lrif'-i-»-tlc fric '
rnonthly avthorltv on fashions.
north nubiicailoos |it o y' c n t vo u ' r u s C o a te s l o x ,
'Commonwealth A' o I :St.I'aul St..
World War.JOHN R. A\f`..
Mayor.
A smile hns :libre-than its face
value.
Blair may have paved streets hut
the alleys an anything but conducive
to religious thoughts,lts nnythinzg
vut pleasant to he driving down an
oral *'"\9|l ilnCl of heats of P401 lc. "iii ltoston. hlan.,alley and have a wheel of your truck
and Y °""R'.New Fiulnwdptlons r¢¢olod at this litenally drop cut of sight.But n
T h e C o r n 9 =-:i r u p t n t h e b -t n l l l c e w i t h T h e F ' n t l ' r " r l s n '$ 1 . 6 0 h a p e n saI1 A 1 r 1 p
. R r n e r l c a n i d e a l * o f l i fe , g i vi n g vo n '_.. ..e .fe ....... . - _ l en --- __ \..M l m on the water wagon feel
(repairs)Nye Schneider. Foirkr Co.
lluroberl f "
rn sin¢k1.~rz'|'si»f1 s"
|Rol¢lml Smith £labor}
E. 0. Deakin (labor)
Roy Creach llaborl
Russell Grader Co. (1epalral
D. S. Prichard llaborl
.msn Rosenbaum (labor)
Wsbh. Co. Farm Bureau
(apportionment)I
Aye Bros. heed)
Nye. Schneider, Fowler Co.
llumber)
Walter Llrsen (1epalrsl a
Frank Jenkins (oil)
llllalr Auto Ex'c l1'g lrepaln)
10.ss
1 1.00
87.50
20.00
ll5.00
263.65
26.37
32.50
32.50
4.05
21280
4.00
9.00
aoso
29.25
12.00
15.00
8.00
caan10100
30.00
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304.01
3.45
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2.55
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