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J1.bilz.h¢.balmPr o gr u qve Ma uC o nvmti ml .m h i a g n i g w iIi. |;\1n¢|-moth¢l','.':
Mtn. Joe Oban:'Sha 'fnellhod"Iir.mi l Hn .R»r'¢1'¢ hElpin| for their
hakipinen in her return to hedth.r. and Mrs. Gnome Haines havemovedfrnrnOmaha to the north pan
of Blair zo be nur him work at the
Robert.: and Rose nach.Teddy Ivenon went to Hooper and
hndhisto w! !nrnaved.There-
"nm 1=m¢muv¢%¢¢¢r»uf me sm
rupresentativt district which consists
ofWashingtoncounty,arehexshy
ralled no meet in mu: oonvuntion at
the c ourt hmue In the git? df Blair
onThursdaytftammn,Mani:30,
1922, at 2 o'clock for the purpote nf
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_- - - _SAID AND DONE
Dixnn hoém.~.I
Thr-rv\»~snvileacrowdatthe
g=--= at Glenn Ray'| Saturday even-
mr.-Mrnnrl_ Mrs.HarryTwjon.Mr.
ho~e of D~il River west ofBIn|r.inm~ in~ mass~ve nllo ~ a t th eH .d MHarry Tysoand Mr.'Ind rnnEttrnethT v m ;visitui Labor Templa in the c ity of Fremont
Sunday at the home of their M,,nt,_ onriclay evening, Minh Sf, 1922, at
urng. su\......for further treatment.trict and to select one or mare audi-'mood sawed ihe past dates to 510 for repruentgtive in theThose havin{rv
?».:n.w§xrBn1§a.chP,M."'rvli§:fm:Progressive Primlry-
smnh. L. n. Warrick and E. Dixon.The ?rogreanive rolen of the am
ohm.HP. and Htl H. G. Meyer and Ha.'ILVailwenttoHoover'h u d n yzrhc n thaw nttenlul the fnnenl ofGeorn Heine who died mrldeniy InstSaturday at his home in Univenlty
Place.
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a n h o u r .i n
Th e c o n s t a b l e s a i d i t w a s n i n e t y .
Th e m i t i ve u i d i t w a s a c r i m e .
H e s a i d i t w a s t h e l i fe .
H i s f r i e n d s m i d i t
W i t hfl o w e r s .- W a y s i d eTa l e s
andalsoattheToknmahhospitalwheretheirsister.M i nGimriysBaker is roooveinw from an open-tion for nppondiritis.
lT!eanor a"riFlorenceDixon went'n Human Friday evening to nttendthe Sunday school "dress up" amty-sihlestaofLe nn handAubrey
Gaines. r¢turnlng_wit!1 Mr. and MH
in
'wi at nevvrni homes Monday sniicib
"wxfuhdafortheHermanhi.E.ehvrrh.Mr. and MN. I.D. Warrick men!Thumdav with Mr. and Mrs. Conety
hehaing with the hutcherint.1Sn:im: nftivitiea we very mnvh inevidence:haldinlr the hwstark of!959 mvdous to hav |nn\, fnr su1"\"\¢'rfm-Idinrinz the !a'l nlowinv. rakinwl
md hmnirv torn slaumfininhinlr the"mt of buichvringz. nuttin!! in fha i"'°°-I
-'»°\ llno eadint onions. sb~rtinv**'»iI-2--'unionardsometendinglittle
ahhIg!ctr.Mr.and\lrl.Jan.Cofwtvm e """\1drwwithMrandMn .P..1.\FI1~\f| av-i f:\\~\'lv nt Remo- fin-winner. ]Mm.Thndalliwruonvisitedhar
v~aov~I from #ha W. S. Rvws fn''~'bV
in the Jas Wikip'au:e rorth of Ur.
Saturdav.Mrs.Ne'|Twvm ard M11Mrrwrl"`van'~ draw tn Tekamah Wednesday
to \i~It their sisters.NMI Twnn c nfrrwintd two of hic'fm!mates.Hm a nRnmtonand
'¥unf*fw evening withMr.andMrsK. Tymn.
llr.andMn .A.F.Wxonwef t
SaturdayeveningattheCountyhowe.Mr.Wil!Ivnnon:Iwis¢»=t¢\\'s.;"1nr\andPoarlwithMinsN.\hlr|
partv a* H»r111l\11 Frffbv evenineMrs. Fred mv c:»!l»~d al the Flairhosnita! tn nee her sister-in-law Wed-
-\¢w|=\\-flerroon._
-liLfiNQTON A Clf!\' II'£2Stlbly localed in intern Colondb.
C.U. Cook ani fumilau wo d to
Omaha hut. Saturday oninane.a n ' \ ' ° " = \ ' m mn ofmu Marsh all was in mm nuConzi loml¢h'Il*=|1.1 'l'hurlday,heinamember of 'EZ
* H ' F 1 °a s a i n :ar even- conrnlttoeworkingontheconsoli-iq | . tth o h o m» o tMn . I ~ ' n n k B \ 1 k - i d m¢ * b o o lM
ml'anitiedbyM i dH uWelicr,Mr.n df nHerman Jungluth
light xefrll-hhlépts were' °by ond hmiiy were in Fremontturi n a u m a u .-d l !nfternoon..\.heehlidnnhaving
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atUN- :p ene~ewithimmafolksreturning' Honday.
'PheHomeschoolparentbllcher
aehtion held their monthly meet-hg in the Sigh school assembly room.The meeting nu coiled to order by
ln. Dewitt, president of the ano-dotion.H i nL e i lu te nwasthe
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somedental work done at dplace.
' l la .JoeEno:nonandrn.Ida.hmgbluthwerevisitorsatJulian
Jnngblutlfl Sunday.The hlrn. Walter Bliss Division ol'
theLadiesCircle of the Congrega-tional church held a food mule in BiilHndlefa eonfectloner mare Saturday
dw-noon at3 o'eloci:.They mlde
potspeakerofthepo n ligf =b23;d== the sale of iheir horne-E3? new mernherx were added.e
hte been naked to join the Nationni
Asociatimm and a committee urn ae-hded to consider the question.
The high uhm! held n.party In thegymnasiumFriday ovenmg.A eon-ilt rms held during the winter and
an min; sith! hm zo :ive the urin-zln n party .The dinner being ableh sell more tickets for the senlon'|hlket ball |une were treated to n
ddkioun Iuneh and were hilhlf en-bhioed bg the "8y mq=:hertic'nod
"Kitchen"reheatnl-e race be-tween the Ford and Ptekhrd, stuntsby the strongest men in the wodd,
aid then \ stunt WL on by the fae-dt y .which represented Hr. and Mn.lloolignn and the family having their
|i¢ture taken.TheLadiesAidentertairedtheirlilblnds to a delicious 6 o'eloek din-ner Friday eweninx in the basement
et the bletbbdlnt ehurch.In Stopford and daughter. Jeanne.spent neve:elH1oy=|vi|iting friends lnlulingLon.eyreturnedtoOnk-
hnd Sunday morning.U mEthelUnlnndentertainedaluge number of friend:at 0. card
eveningA delicious'r u ma ynoir wg; served by the honteu at
n very late hour.li n . HoMtern and dausrhter.Ind o. min edFremont Saturday
Ibndng.rIias Alic e Mae W eller spent theI-uk-endnthome.Shereturned
Sunday evening.lr. nrd Mrs. R. P. Mutera and mn.Boy. mined to Omaha Friday to the
o wO m a h a .A u t oa h.
l l r .a n dM r p .J u l i a nJ u n f z b i o t hn l -
' l e n d o d| .d a n c ea tt h eC o u n t r yC l u b
h F r e m o n t ' T h u r s d a y e v e n l r g .
J o eE n e r m no l ' O m a h a a p e n t ' l ' h u 1 1 »
d nn e a rD a l eo nb u s i n e s s .
l l l a xR u t hC \ o s ea n dV i v i a nR h e a
h mg i v e n u pU r e i r r f n o s i t i o n ni nO m n -
k ta n dn op u p sn st ol e a v ef o r
C a l i f o r n i aw h e r et h e yw i i lt a k eu p
p o d t i o n na sb o o k k e e p e n .
A l l e nM a k e r w h o a t t e n d sW e s i e g m
U a i v e r n i ls p e n tt h ew e e k - e n dw i t h
h o m of o l1 .H ow i i ll e a v ei h i nc o m -
h |S a t u n l a yf o rC o l o r a d o .H ew i 1 l
g n w i t ht h eG l u eC l u ba n dt h e yw i l l
# I n vi nt h ep r i n c i p a ld l i no fC o l o -
Herm1.n Junxbluthhadthree earioidl o f oxideandon» endoad of
h sahiphed into Dale Wednendny.
li s aAgnesCluumnnspentthefuel:-andwithhomefolks.Mi nAgnesattendIVanSantBuainoga
nlleqo.Hr. Milier of Omaha spent the week
sul sinitin; with his brother, Homer
¥i|Ier..P m!Pfeifferindthemisfortunetm break o bone in his arm while
trying l.oernnk a Henry Fond.lliu Agnes Chlpmnn, who attendsVan Sant Buaineaa College in Omaha,
i k . ,AliceMesWellerwentto
Omaha Tuesday evening to spend hervmcnlionwithhome!nlks.Shere-turned Sunday evening.Mr,andMrs.WalterDila:ard
dguxhten. Ethelata nod June Allien.vuwited in Omaha with niativea over
Sunday.Emmett Planck hu resigned fromthe State Bank. He has taken up work
antrnveiingrepresentativeion;abuildingandEoanassociation.Hewan euhleg intheArlingtonSta'e
bankforseven]years.Hewill
mdntoin his home here.J.9. W allizgfordis mnkirg pre-
pentzonl £0 :main operate his farmafter 1enum it the out two years.. Mmm En Mlrjhnll went to NorfolkSaturday to visit with her sinur, Mina:Lfli. who in teac hing nl that place
Mm. Harriet. Browne. home Monomiex teacher, retumed Sunday after
* m u ldays visit won hermotherMrs. J°¥K¢nsen, of Sioux City.SorenSvendggniauioed toSiouxCatv Friday on huahzess.
Misa Cianoe Heli. a nurse in theFord hospital in Omaha, came out tohelp her mother nuns thechildrenwho are ill with the measles and Ir
lgrlvm for several days
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BELL CREEK v.u.l.E¥ NEW S
Dr. P. L. Cody, the stale veterinar-
Ian, han been bony the fore part ofthe week testing the enttle for tuber-eulosia.Mr. and Mrs. August Lnlhnen and
Mr.nodMn .AlbenLallmnnwereArtington callers Thurnday and ahsc
visited at the John Eehtenkamp home.The farmers in thin vicinity are nilbusy now 'mth their april!!! Held work.AugustLalimanvisited Friday atthe Wm. Iloltmnn home.
Wm.Henman was busy Saturdaygnmling corn for Emil Lallmnn.
Luther Monks of Fonlanelle was ncaller in this neighborhood Thumiavevenirg.'
AugustKeakoh' assistedWilland
Elmer Hnrtung withtheir corn shelling Snturdar.Mary Lal man spent Stmdny after-
noon ot the Wm. Holtman home.Walter Wachter was a Herman enli-=f § r; zanlf? Lalimln returned homeWednesday after assisting her :ister
M nE<l*l»lf\a'h°m. seven! dw# wichthe house wo.On account II? the had weltherSun-
'hh Miss Helen Christensen of Fre-
mont wu unable to come out and re-sume her school work Monday morn-lon. no all the children were able toto hzvo n 'Hg off.
V. M. Hnman of Nickerson an a
bunlnesa here Monday.
day.Mu eh10thtoMr.andl i n .
Bruce Smith of Omslu.Hill Smi thvii! be renlembered na Mtn Flouio
Hayes..Mr. and Hn. John Evans of Dinah;
werehere levers!d a y : lu iweek.They not home to spend Sundny and
will return Tuudly .Mr. Evans huan unusual amount of work here thi:
year as piano tuner.R.J.SehenckattendedtheautoshowinOmaha qevenlday :l u !
week.1A public mation and shunt was
given Wedny evening at the VanValin hail by the members of the Bop-tistchurchandSundayschoolfoeMrs. laurenee Christensen nnd Mn.
Wm. Chwtensen nee Hina Ann; andMina Edna Yoweli who were marriedlast Thursday, March 9th, in Omaha.'Hey were we recipient: of many uae-
fu! and beautiful articles as 'mall anthe best wlnhes of dl.The affair vua very pleasant one for ni! who nL~
tended.we Understand the town board held
a meetirg Wednesdty evening to take
unthematter ofthe electric iishtquestion.J un wh atwasdonewe
have been unable to learn.The baby daughter of Mr. and MmJeno Erickson gave them a had neue
Wednesday evening.In some manner'he got some coo! oil nhieh she dunk.
She was n very nick child for a tiand Dr. Cameron wns called. She wasnoon all my and no worse for her
experlente.E1 C. Burdie went lo Omaha. Mon-day end attended a prowt meeting ofthe state bonken ot the hotel Fonts-
ne¥Ie.Hewaschosenc hlimmnothe resolutions committee.Bliss Laura Fuses returned Satur~
lay :naming from A visit with l sis
ter. Mrs. Ludwig Jensen and fnmiiy
nent B'a.ir.xSparks from ahe engine of the I~ -.
freight Thursday noon set tire to thE. E. Gay\ord field.The high win:ranied the Games and threatened th
'toy Knott property.The new hr:
truckwascalledintoservicean:proved Sue!! as useful as it is goo:
looking.Joe Morriwon and family moved thpast week into the Ed Taekett propettywhichtheypurchasedins
spring.The Degree of honor "ill meet Saturdoy evening and have a candida!
forritintion.A committee ronsiet
ing of Mrs. F.. P. Hanson, Mrs. HltiiTreatandMi nMaggieLowewil
serve reireahmgnh.HowardlinnsonwashomefroMidtond college and spent the week
:rdnttheparentalE.P.Hanan
home.The Ladies Aid met \=\.il.h Mrs. Jfl. King Wednesday aftemoon.MEvans of Omaha was a guest.Af. th
close of the work the hostess serv
refreshments.Mrs. wm. Ac hms g=~° a St. Pat
ri»:k'n dinner Fridavor her rnothe
Mrs. Wm. Bree. on her aeventwninehisahdumOnkywoman nvhowe
more than To yearn old were guesand were Mrs. Wrn. Bree, Mu. Chris
line Ilugiernan, Mn. John Bniiey. M »U. HCameron. Mrs. Carl Horn. MPeterChristensen.Mrs.Elinbet
Sh:eta, Mrs. Mattie Rose, Mrs. MoP5Zen.Mrs.CarolinePnulsen.M :lohu Larson, Mrs. E. J. Lowe, MI. C. Wachter. Hn. s. A. Johnson anMrs.JohnEvansofOmaha.Th
evening nun spent in teliing stories o-nioneer days and wan one which wil
!onR be remembered by thou prenenhir. ardMn .I.nVemeLoweamovinginto theMrs.E.C.Daile...Nd Mrs. Pe
ur~uL;c,. Peeblés
-Ex-U. s. ARMY-1
-I0 YEARS EXPERIENCE-
~t. wee|xrl-.randMrs.HermanJunobluth
| family were Ln Ornsha on Thurs-
basket ball team returned !rom
tournamentSundayafternoon.~rsdayont' boysdefeatedWestnt. b' ' g f m e o f1 tg gg
~areoutaga nstn o pdefealdlfhem to the tune of ll
6.Then they piayed Friend in thei-findsandcamsoutwiththeend of aITto 7score.This
red them .for the nnalswhich\played Pierce and were defeated
one point. the score being 15 to 14.r hors did good tenm :work all theIthroughardDonaidLudwll!
id be given the honor for Wakinggreateroozeofthero s sfor~nThe bow: have had good
int by Prof. Brokaw.A numberofAriinsnoncitizensrt to Lincoln to witness the gamesthe tournament..Amongthose
were there were:Mr. and Mrs.
C. Marshall. Hrs. Frank Brokaw»Ruth,t"»em~nMarshall,Fernker. JockRchlsrher. CarrolUn-: . Glenn I.udu"ig. Mrs 3. C Fadoer
»cons,h o m a n dRalph.MasoncKil~by,FredPfeifferandGuy
v e r .H r w .G u iC t o r e rs o dc i s o n h t e r .
~ m t h y .v i s i t e ds e v e r n ld a v aI n s t
l cw i t hr e i a t j r e sl na n dn e a r
nha.Hrs. G. W. Hawkins and daughter'\~l i..htinvton Friday erenlne.rC. W. Hrsrkins. new enabler inStats bark is lookin: for a usi-
bnth-itbeen unabletoRnd
.up to this time.Mr. and Mrs. Rosa 'l-'larshall, Mrs.ellllnrshallandMr.andMrs.GllfrvautocdtoFremontturday aftemoon to do some shop-
nt.NevinllcCuneandfamily mowed
r a ld n r s a vo to a f lu mn e s r Te l-'lhvrodaysaftermovin:a~girlwhasreteomdtltotheir
i r .SprecherdrovetoUneoln~ednasdnymominsr.IIetookassssengers. Miss Fsocmet as (sr asberhomeatWahooandUlla'andHrs.Brokaw toLin-
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Misa IdoMcGowan came up fromC aah: and spent Sunday with homefmks.2i!rs. Mary Rosenbaum of Kennard
and Mrs. Joe Johnson of Blair were
guestsoftheirsister,Mrs.E.A.Wachter one day Iast week.Jenningu West spent a few days in
Umidia lost week where he attended
the auto show.Miss Gunderson of Atlantic. Iowaspent the past week at the I.. E.. Nel-
son home.Mr.andMrs.FrankLarsonandson. of Omaha were weekend guestsof their parents, Mr. and Mm J ohn
I-erson..Everett West of -Norfolk is spen¢l~ing the week with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. West.Mrs. Kelly Van Vnlin was n busi-ness vlaltor to Omaha Wednesday.bliss liste! Herdricksen spent Sun-
day nt her home in the country.C. C.Rucker of Omaha came upSunday for a visit with his daughter.Misa Mardeli, who makes her homewig., her srrand-parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gen. Srrlth.D. E. Hayes motored to Omaha Sat-
urdato see his wife who in codnqforr r|z1nnd»childnenwhile :their
mnthgr is in the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. }'°mf Rose returnedfrom Omaha Sunday where their had'reen several days looking for a house.Hr. Rose has resigned ot the L. v.Ackerman store and, will work for the
Peters Milling Co. in Omaha.Ther
enrno home to pack their goods andwin mfre some time this week;hir.-andMrs..A.W.Barreardclfnidren went to Tekarnah Sunday andspent the dev with friends.
Mrs.Hattie Treetspent the nastweek at the home of her sister. Mr;Gen. Lows and family.Rev. Howden was a business visitor
to Elk City Wednesday.
Euirene Rose was up from OmahaWednesday on busiress at the ranch.AbevyofTekamnhhighschoolfnrls were in town Wednesday even-ine.They had a welnieroast thatevening and earns downhereona
pteasure ride..
Rose.Mrs. Hayes returned home from aweeks' stny in Omaha Monday.Shebrought her two little grand-childrenap with her and they will remain here
for s few weeks.L.. A W oodward in worklrg at theL. V. Ackerman store taking the placemodevncant.bytheresignationof
PerriRose.h ogg- "gm hFuess =f»°==;; §~=;»<1=> at
eroinoe countrye p nfor her M222 who is very low.
Irwin Knott who has been home thepast week on occount of sickness re*urmd to Lincoln Monday where heis attending a tractor and nuto schoolMay Hnide of Ornahn, secretary ol
Foreign Missions was in toon lion-dny calinu; on members of the aomctyhere in the irterest of the work.Geo. Ilan received word Saturday
of the death of his father at Spring-Helnl,SouthDakota,uherehewasmending the winter at the home of
his daughter.Mr. Hart would havebeen ninetv years of age in Septemher.The body will be brought here
for hurtful.Members of the AmericanLegion
:ret last Monday evening and a com-mittee was appointed to solicit funds'or the erection oi a public hall.The
tiuihling to be large enough to accom-modntelarzecrowds.moneytobeloaned the Legion and they to repay
it cs ther can.-A series of meetings are being held
nttheM.E.churchthisweekin»hnrveofthepastor,Rev.w.A.
Bowden.The Kmnase Indian Comedy Co. are
in town this week and pqttine on a=how each evenins: at the brick hall.
No admission is charged.Anumber of the businessplaces
held special sale on some one or more
articles Saturday and In some instan-ces extra help wasneededtotakerare of the trade.The Ladies Aid wilt zrcet with MrsA. J. Cameron Wedneadav from 2 till5 and have plenty of work.Rev. Bowden was a Sunday guest
at the Chas. Blanchard home.The juniors held a very successfulcandy anle Saturday at the Guy and
Gossard store._
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a Spvdnlly
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A. R. Beale! hui n c ulold of hog:
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.Rock Springs Coal
~The Best Coal on the Market
forthe Price.
We makedeliveries to all
parts of the city.
The 1;mq¢ Hardware
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Chirnprnclor§
9 o'clock for the purpose of organisa-
tion and to select one or more candi-
datesform msenator.ThoSth
senrftorisl distric t bond!! ¢ D060
and Washington Euihavr.
Floycl L. Bollen, Chlinnlni
Sf-ite. E.....utive Committee
Progressive Party.
Mrs. Cn.Bunn ml-ntu ~aw!rid\v :ml Salunlav with har dau-"H» .1\¢~1~\e n. uh or eci
For a productive garden
and a well-kept lawn
li liable 2i¢"(* is are essential ln give your garden H. good start.
Lllmr raving.: implements make caring ful il a pleaaure.
Your neighbors will admire a. beautiful lawn.Ia is a. sign
uf'£i1rif£.A!! il. needs is guud cure with tha right louis.
Gnnden SeedsPmning Tool:
Grass Seed\__./"Garden Hose5
Hand CuitivatorsLawn Mowers
Spades, Hoes, RakesWire Fencing
Winchester General Utlllty Oil for your Lawn N\owe.r
\ u"=Every!.hing for Fieid and Garden
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A Big; Bargain for Some One
I2-20Twig City Tra c tor
3Bottom Oliver Plow. same as new
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GENERAL A ND L OCAL NE W S A ND COM ME NT
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LISHING HOUSE GOES
SOUTH DAKOTA
Rev. A. M. Anderson, who 11|-I ~
so long dfilinted with thc Ihninh
lishing House and Dnnl Gollum
people have come to considnr him
a pnrt of these Inrtitndons. is to i
Blah the lint of Aprli zo maka
home at Beresford. S.D. when
and his goodynrifl aspect to spend #-
dnyn of their old age in pence
their chiidnn who raids on fa -
nur that Pll°¢~.
Rev. Anderson hu had more to
with tha development of the Dani
institution here than any other »
i n f g c th e h u b e e n t h a p r i me
who has not the wheels going
have made it polliblo to hue ~
orgnnintionl
He c a r n eto th lle o u n try u n h l -
8, 2872, Mty yous ago at die age
twuzmtymve, going Mit to W -»U
EW-Hrru WEDDING
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pioneer life in America but they are
and you will r;eve~ he able to Gnd a
couple more universally loved and re-
spected by the community in which
|H u t ." M a a n d P a "C r u i c k s h a n k 1.0
B l a i r a r d vi c i n i t y b u t f o r t h e p a s t
tm vo nt y- fl vo y u r :i h e t i t l e h a s b e e n
c h a n g e d t o " G n n d m a a n d G r a n d p a "
C m i c k s h n n k |
Th e y a r e n o w 8 6 a n d 9 0 y e a r s o f
a g e r e s p e c t i ve l y i n d y e t s o y o u n g i n
t h e i r me n t a ll t l e s t h a t t h e x a u n g e a t
o f u s c a n e n j o y t h e m .Th e y a r e i n -
d e e d n m o s t i n t e r e s t i n g co u p l e a n d
n o t o r t y i s t h e i r s t o c k o f k n o w l e d g e
Announcement
CLARK s1~|ucru.E1'rUNDERGDBS OPERATION
Soma mnnuu ago Clark Strickku
dzrsen came to ~iscunsin s mb a f\\'.-\5}ilNllOi-C0INT'£ FARM |County.Ecry num who realize! thithe grades had one or more papers
bo infected and he w~ operated on
Monday, n considerable portion of the
bone being cut sway.He has oniy 1Announcement
school was the center of attrac tion
and the two t ers there not 'only
presented exhibits.of lessons but
had several classes recite for the
e x h i b i t . w e e k a m o n g L h o p a t r o n s a n d
p u p i l s o f t h o B l a i r g r a d e d s c h o o l s .
O n W e d n e s d z y p . r n . M u c h 2 2 , t h e
W e s t sc ho ol k e p t o p e n h o u s e a n d
t h o s e w h o vi e w e d t h e w o r k In t h e t w o
r o o m s th e r e ,w h l c h a r e p r i m a r y
z r l d e s .fo u n d m a n y i n t e r w u s t i n g n w
c l m e n a o f h a n d - w o r k u s d l e s s o n s t h a t
w e r e w o r t h w h i l e .
amp utu li ~
JENS ANDBRSEN
Jen: Andersen wn born March 24,
l839 in Mogiebjerghuae, Zeaiund, Den-
mark..
Early he lost his ponent: and had to
support hirnsoif by working for nun-
gen and soon his attention was tuned
to Ameda where so many went in
aaach of better opponunitiel. eqiéc-
=»¢ »~ ...template further paving in the event I was elected as
Mayor.As the question is quite important and the
tax-payers have a right to know my position on that
mattcr;I will say that I am opposed to further pave-
ment unless the property owners should form their
own paving district and petition for the paving ac-cording to law and thus take the entire responsibility
therefor.F. S. BIGELOW.
and :found it difhcult to visit through
dm year as often as they would like
to do.
Friday afternoon. March 24, found
ai! roads Leading to the Central build-
ing and from un; c fclock until after
four. a large number of parents and
interested friends filed in and out of
the different rooms viewing the work
on exhibition.
am no an
o f B l a ir w a n t it .
:a l l | :I
If clectedMayor, I shall endeavor to have an ad-
ministration of economy and strict enforcement of
the law to the best of my ability.
E. W. SCI-IMIDT.
knees while .linking fence and was
ramad to undergo an Qerntion.I t
was thought that the injunid member
was well on the way to recovéry but
recently it became a n aggravated
and he was taken !.o the W in Ht-
morlul hospital of Orhah; on Ian Sum
day evening.
An examination proved the bono to
..|I .W n ted OR
mzv. mmsnsou
LEAVESB » |
PROMOTER ~gP 'lRl"\"_'£'{1-mu
NA R?A N m m s .`§~1""
LISHING HOUSE GOES
SOUTH DAKOTA
Rev. A. M. Anderson, who 11|-I ~
so long dfilinted with thc Ihninh
lishing House and Dnnl Gollum
people have come to considnr him
a pnrt of these Inrtitndons. is to i
Blah the lint of Aprli zo maka
home at Beresford. S.D. when
and his goodynrifl aspect to spend #-
dnyn of their old age in pence
their chiidnn who raids on fa -
nur that Pll°¢~.
Rev. Anderson hu had more to
with tha development of the Dani
institution here than any other »
i n f g c th e h u b e e n t h a p r i me
who has not the wheels going
have made it polliblo to hue ~
orgnnintionl
He c a r n eto th lle o u n try u n h l -
8, 2872, Mty yous ago at die age
twuzmtymve, going Mit to W -»U
EW-Hrru WEDDING
»|
pioneer life in America but they are
and you will r;eve~ he able to Gnd a
couple more universally loved and re-
spected by the community in which
|H u t ." M a a n d P a "C r u i c k s h a n k 1.0
B l a i r a r d vi c i n i t y b u t f o r t h e p a s t
tm vo nt y- fl vo y u r :i h e t i t l e h a s b e e n
c h a n g e d t o " G n n d m a a n d G r a n d p a "
C m i c k s h n n k |
Th e y a r e n o w 8 6 a n d 9 0 y e a r s o f
a g e r e s p e c t i ve l y i n d y e t s o y o u n g i n
t h e i r me n t a ll t l e s t h a t t h e x a u n g e a t
o f u s c a n e n j o y t h e m .Th e y a r e i n -
d e e d n m o s t i n t e r e s t i n g co u p l e a n d
n o t o r t y i s t h e i r s t o c k o f k n o w l e d g e
Announcement
CLARK s1~|ucru.E1'rUNDERGDBS OPERATION
Soma mnnuu ago Clark Strickku
dzrsen came to ~iscunsin s mb a fWASHlNiT0§-éCL;h"l°'l FAR!!Ifbunty.E\'|.°ry mln who nlllzel 111|the grades had one or more papers
bo infected and he w~ operated on
Monday, n considerable portion of the
bone being cut sway.He has oniy 1Announcement
school was the center of attrac tion
and the two t ers there not 'only
presented exhibits.of lessons but
had several classes recite for the
e x h i b i t . w e e k a m o n g L h o p a t r o n s a n d
p u p i l s o f t h o B l a i r g r a d e d s c h o o l s .
O n W e d n e s d z y p . r n . M u c h 2 2 , t h e
W e s t sc ho ol k e p t o p e n h o u s e a n d
t h o s e w h o vi e w e d t h e w o r k In t h e t w o
r o o m s th e r e ,w h l c h a r e p r i m a r y
z r l d e s .fo u n d m a n y i n t e r w u s t i n g n w
c l m e n a o f h a n d - w o r k u s d l e s s o n s t h a t
w e r e w o r t h w h i l e .
amp utu li ~
JENS ANDBRSEN
Jen: Andersen wn born March 24,
l839 in Mogiebjerghuae, Zeaiund, Den-
mark..
Early he lost his ponent: and had to
support hirnsoif by working for nun-
gen and soon his attention was tuned
to Ameda where so many went in
aaach of better opponunitiel. eqiéc-
=»¢ »~ ...template further paving in the event I was elected as
Mayor.As the question is quite important and the
tax-payers have a right to know my position on that
mattcr;I will say that I am opposed to further pave-
ment unless the property owners should form their
own paving district and petition for the paving ac-cording to law and thus take the entire responsibility
therefor.F. S. BIGELOW.
and :found it difhcult to visit through
dm year as often as they would like
to do.
Friday afternoon. March 24, found
ai! roads Leading to the Central build-
ing and from un; c fclock until after
four. a large number of parents and
interested friends filed in and out of
the different rooms viewing the work
on exhibition.
am no an
o f B l a ir w a n t it .
:a l l | :I
If clectedMayor, I shall endeavor to have an ad-
ministration of economy and strict enforcement of
the law to the best of my ability.
E. W. SCI-IMIDT.
knees while .linking fence and was
ramad to undergo an Qerntion.I t
was thought that the injunid member
was well on the way to recovéry but
recently it became a n aggravated
and he was taken !.o the W in Ht-
morlul hospital of Orhah; on Ian Sum
day evening.
An examination proved the bono to
..|I .W n ted OR
mzv. mmsnsou
LEAVESB » |
PROMOTER ~gP 'lRl"\"_'£'{1-mu
NA R?A N m m s .`§~1""
LISHING HOUSE GOES
SOUTH DAKOTA
Rev. A. M. Anderson, who 11|-I ~
so long dfilinted with thc Ihninh
lishing House and Dnnl Gollum
people have come to considnr him
a pnrt of these Inrtitndons. is to i
Blah the lint of Aprli zo maka
home at Beresford. S.D. when
and his goodynrifl aspect to spend #-
dnyn of their old age in pence
their chiidnn who raids on fa -
nur that Pll°¢~.
Rev. Anderson hu had more to
with tha development of the Dani
institution here than any other »
i n f g c th e h u b e e n t h a p r i me
who has not the wheels going
have made it polliblo to hue ~
orgnnintionl
He c a r n eto th lle o u n try u n h l -
8, 2872, Mty yous ago at die age
twuzmtymve, going Mit to W -»U
EW-Hrru WEDDING
»|
pioneer life in America but they are
and you will r;eve~ he able to Gnd a
couple more universally loved and re-
spected by the community in which
|H u t ." M a a n d P a "C r u i c k s h a n k 1.0
B l a i r a r d vi c i n i t y b u t f o r t h e p a s t
tm vo nt y- fl vo y u r :i h e t i t l e h a s b e e n
c h a n g e d t o " G n n d m a a n d G r a n d p a "
C m i c k s h n n k |
Th e y a r e n o w 8 6 a n d 9 0 y e a r s o f
a g e r e s p e c t i ve l y i n d y e t s o y o u n g i n
t h e i r me n t a ll t l e s t h a t t h e x a u n g e a t
o f u s c a n e n j o y t h e m .Th e y a r e i n -
d e e d n m o s t i n t e r e s t i n g co u p l e a n d
n o t o r t y i s t h e i r s t o c k o f k n o w l e d g e
Announcement
CLARK s1~|ucru.E1'rUNDERGDBS OPERATION
Soma mnnuu ago Clark Strickku
dzrsen came to ~iscunsin s mb a fWASHlNiT0§-éCL;h"l°'l FAR!!Ifbunty.E\'|.°ry mln who nlllzel 111|the grades had one or more papers
bo infected and he w~ operated on
Monday, n considerable portion of the
bone being cut sway.He has oniy 1Announcement
school was the center of attrac tion
and the two t ers there not 'only
presented exhibits.of lessons but
had several classes recite for the
e x h i b i t . w e e k a m o n g L h o p a t r o n s a n d
p u p i l s o f t h o B l a i r g r a d e d s c h o o l s .
O n W e d n e s d z y p . r n . M u c h 2 2 , t h e
W e s t sc ho ol k e p t o p e n h o u s e a n d
t h o s e w h o vi e w e d t h e w o r k In t h e t w o
r o o m s th e r e ,w h l c h a r e p r i m a r y
z r l d e s .fo u n d m a n y i n t e r w u s t i n g n w
c l m e n a o f h a n d - w o r k u s d l e s s o n s t h a t
w e r e w o r t h w h i l e .
amp utu li ~
JENS ANDBRSEN
Jen: Andersen wn born March 24,
l839 in Mogiebjerghuae, Zeaiund, Den-
mark..
Early he lost his ponent: and had to
support hirnsoif by working for nun-
gen and soon his attention was tuned
to Ameda where so many went in
aaach of better opponunitiel. eqiéc-
=»¢ »~ ...template further paving in the event I was elected as
Mayor.As the question is quite important and the
tax-payers have a right to know my position on that
mattcr;I will say that I am opposed to further pave-
ment unless the property owners should form their
own paving district and petition for the paving ac-cording to law and thus take the entire responsibility
therefor.F. S. BIGELOW.
and :found it difhcult to visit through
dm year as often as they would like
to do.
Friday afternoon. March 24, found
ai! roads Leading to the Central build-
ing and from un; c fclock until after
four. a large number of parents and
interested friends filed in and out of
the different rooms viewing the work
on exhibition.
am no an
o f B l a ir w a n t it .
:a l l | :I
If clectedMayor, I shall endeavor to have an ad-
ministration of economy and strict enforcement of
the law to the best of my ability.
E. W. SCI-IMIDT.
knees while .linking fence and was
ramad to undergo an Qerntion.I t
was thought that the injunid member
was well on the way to recovéry but
recently it became a n aggravated
and he was taken !.o the W in Ht-
morlul hospital of Orhah; on Ian Sum
day evening.
An examination proved the bono to
..|I .W n ted OR
l l I u | \ u n a \ I
A r w e n u n r v r n u n n n n l t a \ | n Q n | Q _ |
'1-
school was the center of attrac tion
and the two t ers there not 'only
presented exhibits.of lessons but
had several classes recite for the
berefit of those parents who attended
and :found it difheult to visit through
die year as often ns they would like
to do.
Friday afternoon. March 24, found
ni! roads leading to the Central build-
ing and from one o'elock until after
four. a large number of parents and
interested friends filed in and out of
the different rooms viewing the work
on exhibition.
All subjects of schoo!work were
presented and eneh child enrolled in
Announcement
t h e g r a d e s h a d o n e o r m o r e p a p e r s
on d i s p l a y .
P o n m a r s h i p , b e fo r e a n d a ft e r i e a r n -
i n g t h e P s i m e r m e t h o d , d r n w l n g a n d
n a i n t i n z -l i t e r a t u r e .E¢ 0K l '8 ph y a n d
fp o l l i n l p a p e r s d l vi e d w i t h o n e
a n o t h e r i n s t t i n g t h e a t t e n t i o n
o f t h e f o n d m o t h e r s a n d fa t h e r s a n d
m o s t p a r t i c u l a r l y t h o m o t h e r s b e -
c a u s e t h e fa t h e r s w e r e w o e fu l l y l : 0 n ~
s p i c u o u s b y t h e i r a b s e n c e .
T h e te ac h er s w e r e o n h a n d i n a l l
t h r e e s c h o o l s t o o l fe r e x p l a n a t i o n s o r
s u g g e s t i o n s a s t o t h e w o r k o f a n y
spe ci si c h i l d u n d e r t h e i r j u r i s d i c t i o n
a n d n i t o g e t h e r t h e w h o l e a f f a i r m e t
w i t h a h e a r t y r e s p o n s e f r o m t h e p u b -
li c.A b e t t e r u n d e r s t a n d i n g i s b o u n d
t o e x i s t b e t w e e n p a r e n t , t e a c h e r a n d
D t l p i l a s a r e l u l t o f t h i s e x h i b i t .
_.-Ȣ.-.. ..
=»¢ »~ ...template further paving in the event I was elected as
Mayor.As the question is quite important and the
tax-payers have a right to know my position on that
mattcr;I will say that I am opposed to further pave-
ment unless the property owners should form their
own paving district and petition for the paving ac-cording to law and thus take the entire responsibility
therefor.F. S. BIGELOW.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Allen.
Mrs. A. J. Lazure.
De Seth:-
Airs. Lee Smith._
Mins Minnie Seltz.
Mr.and Mrs.Hurry Sell:and
family.
Miss Margaret Luzure.
Mr. and Mrs.Urbin Cacheiin.
0 ma h l : -
Reg, H. J. Sezley.
Mrs. Mary Miller.
Roy Dudgeon.
Mrs. Nettie Seltz "I"hoe¥ke.
Mrs.Maude Cacheiin Badgerow.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Whitehouse.
hir. and Mrs. Edward Chapman.
Mr. and Mns.Herman Aye and hm-
ily.
A x .r r I
There'n a beautiful motto hango over
_ their door,'Tis old but it'a awfully sweet.It's a welcome to their many friends.Who so oftimes there do meet.
Y o u m a y l a i k a b o u t t h e b e a u t i f u l
m a n s i o n s ,
V e r o l u x u r i e s ' s o b o u n t i f u l s w r e l l .
B u t l h e z - e ' s n e v e r a p l a c e c a l l e d " H o r n e
Sweet Home."Whervthe spirii. of love doesn'L
d1.ell.
Three ecdre nod five years.Of a most beautiful wedded life.Yet c heerful a-I bright u the morn-
lng's light.Despite ollear1h'5 strife.
All joys and sorrows of the by gone
years,We two have shared together,And new as then, "Love rules our
h rtx.eaAnd laughs at wintry weather."
Through all those yearn, the roses
bloorned,And the happy birdies nested,
Ard we have sung and we have wept.And drearned and toiled and rested.
Though .all too swift, "The Stream of
Tame."Halh owen! and stilhln sweeoing,We still ere young within our hearts,Where love his watch ls keeping.
Ar-4 land in hand in loving faitlr.
We-'ve met each loy and sorrow.And hand in hand todo? we ltand
And pledge "The Glad Tomorrow."
And hand in hand dear pnrgi of rmine
In briehl. and stormy weather.Dn\*'n the "Sunset Slope of Life,"We are gliding on together.
ANNOUNCEMENT
In order that I may dee my pa-
trons better servicein my oil busineu
1 will discontinue my poultry busl
hens on April lst.9-it Funk J enkins Oil Co.
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Sf-ite. E.....utive Committee
Progressive Party.
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now, $1.50 per year.
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I.!l' I long ana ulpenllvu juurlm; lieustartedto work on a fum but the
Civil war wx: on and Mr. Andersen
and a personal friend joined the army.They were located at Camp Rahdall
near Mltlison end Mr. Andersen be-
longed to Co. B of 15111 W i l. g qi .
mn t.
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Nr. Andersen nur active service and
took part in the bottles of Perryville,
Ky.,October 8.1862, Hurfreeehoro,
where he amended me Augaourq
Sendnuy from which he srefiv-1284
From this plone he went to Howe:
county,this state,wh e n he I n
charge of his Graf church.
In the year 1883 he mme to Bllnl
where he resided for eight yours en
then he was nlled to qther fields fe
(ive youu then returning in Blair fo
another two years only to be miie
.away again for another d x : m nTenn., Stone River, Den 81, 1862 'ndlle returned the last time in 1903 an
Jen. 2. '63.einen than hu made this his home.
He was tnnefen-ed to Sth Batt.Du n hi 5 me m,w i l . ~ ! n ! .HQ l'!¢lI|Hn|3dW\|.8l1ian , g g ~ j
his lim! fol l8l1'iC\B Wil OSU. Ind "the ¢f|),n{,h Lqdgg n church Pgpqmaioed in the muy untii tire wer end- which publlmtion 5,3 n n ;5
£l.l. W hf n 1 10 ~ to Pi ! ! Ri ver , f °u n d i n R d n ° , ~ l n ~
Wm.d u nm be er 1 anm x s e e z a u z s n m f a h u n u e d s § A M _ ",; "§ m
nested at Cedtr Pelle. Ia.. when he for`ei:mot1n1s§1!ifi*o'l'n nm&=
on he9tl1 ofDec .,l66 8wumnr r| ed Dexte nnle.'!'h.i| 1ru£heblxinnI|
They came to Amerie; in 1872 and
I
'shortly nite settled on n farm
ut De Soto tu ich they purchased
from n Geo. Meicinzie. o. Scotehmnn
T:om Aberdeen Shire. Scotllnd. their
old home.Here they resided forforty-two years el: reared their fanh
ily leaving the farm some yearn ago
10,move to town to take their ease.
Recently they sold their lend to Mr.
John Reid. also a native of Aberdeen
Shire.Scotland and thus from 'the
time the title of the llnd passed from
the goverrment to the first owner it
has been in the hands oi Seotchmoeu
froin Aberdeen Shire, Scotiand.
Fo r a n u n i b e r o f y e a r e i th n s b e
edrne a matter of greet intéfeltimd
pleasure to the friends of this vener
oble couple to gather at their home
on their birthday s and. wedding an
niversaries and celebrate these aren
eions and so on lest Sunday, Marci
28. over seventy guests could be
found at their beautiful home in west
Blair. each vieing with the other ir
doing their utmost to make this theii
sixty-fifth wedding enniverearr tha
most 'noted of the many that hm
gone before.Early in the dey they began tc
arrive with well-titled baskets one
Bt two o'clock the bountifu! iuncheor
was eaten and oftenvanis a ehor
.program arranged by the committee
Mrs. John Aronoon. Hire. Joe Laxun
and J. A. McDonald was rondcred e.
at W aterloo to mm :opals umawr; of the Danish publhhlnz House.
of the renowned Guldben family in _|In 1884, he with the sid 1' othan,Denmark one of whose memben serv-o'wtarted the "Trinity Seminary " qilnal as Secretap' cf State in the Kinfaludn' M, og home for um purpum.
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o n l ¢ t o l . l Jl t o f h i s o l d l g ! In d o n 2 h ¢ i b y t h e D a n i s h p e o p i e .Th e b u i l d i n g s
25 t h d a y O f M i t c h h i d i d ! i n U IQ fl . i | . h " , e r e c o m p l e t e d g n d , d e d i a u d fl ; g ¢ ¢ _
of Jeans Chritl as his Saviour.MT | 8 8 6 Thus |; wu mad, possible gh"
Andersen hu been |. member (if the gh, Dann cuns., .nd ae publhhhl
Lutheran chord: lll hi! life Std al- Hgug lhould have an exiaimc l.Th .
ways took great interest in the "°'k°.eolleme hu :mum ua ,mb Drvlwrtioal
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~......».»L/U\ll|\.J Ih e q u a l i t y o f m e n t s h i p p e d c a n f r o m ti o n g n c a t a l k t e l l i n g a b o u t 1.'ffl
Address b y - W .H.Woods,Ft.
Calhoun '\
Reading by-Mrs. John Aronsonr-
Poem entitled "A Beautiful wedded
Life" by J. A. McDonald.
Song by Wm. Rodgers. Blair.
Two songs by Mag): Isabelle Moore.
Closing address by.Rev.H.J.
Sealey of Omaha.
Follow.irg is the list of names oi
thou pr1esont:---
Bla i r : -Mr. nrd Mrs. Ju. A. Crulchhnnlc.
Mr.and Mn .Sherry Moore and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Rhoades and
Inmily.
Rev. and lllrs.. W. H. Underwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Van Deuxen.Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hyde and family
uerc
° "" " ' " " " "~.hu l o s l s b e f o r e i t g a i n s s u c h t e r n be e ke e p er s .F o u l b r o o d l a a s - m - 1 } § ¢ ' ; § j
h»d\.»w mu it ahcad! has in ful to bees as hog cholera is in hogs'.,...,, ....,...__,___some of our eastern states ; :md needs careful watching.
Dr. Spencer. Union Stockyania Live _
Stock Commlasioner, led the after
rs.- ........:.. mmih nf Min Grrtfnzlil;;1s;; :iledn.empl.a~l:icr¢ thegreat E. J. Colly was elected project leader
nmount of damage done by the round-for De Soto township and plana onworm in hoga.Ismail meetings ln the near future.
The party broke up with a unani-
mous vote of thanks to the South 0-
mnha people who helped make it ao
eueoessful.Had it not.heen for the
had roads lt is believed that fully two
hundred fannera would have been
were.
The veterinarians who helped test in
Ft. Calhoun township all agree that
exceptiowly good cooperation was
given One of the greatest obstacles
found in this work ia the man who la"not quite ready"f` A ten minute walt
on every farm aimply means eeveral
week:delay for the' men who are
waiting anxiously for the beet in some
other township.
At present the county atanda ae
follows: Coming City, Blair. Qc Soto
and Pt Calhoun townships are finlah-
ed.Lincoln will be finished this week.Fonthnelle is expected to he completed
next week nnd Herman posnlblv the
week after.Arlington is lined up
and will prolnl=ly be started soon. as
ia atm the case with Grant.Sheridan
township is anrioua to get nnmd al-
I
%
Ito San Soy beans are recommended
1 - - . . .i
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MRS. RALPH RAY
hmeral services for Mrs Ralph
Ray were held last Saturday after-fnr this county for honing down pur-poree.Lyle Crapehoft o'l'.e\rlington;I°°" frgmuthe .;=°~g;f her g " -
t o l d u a t h e o t h e r d a y a b o u t \ r a r i e t y |r .1 ;r a .o e a o n ,w o v e
u h d _1 1 2 8 ?¢ \ U l B l lt e s ~ w "" ° ' ; _ " = ; ~E f f i e 0 l a o n ' a d r l h o o d d a y s w e r e
c o m m e a t o n o s e o r o n r p e n t o n t h e f a r m , w h e r e s h e w a s b o r n
p l a n t a l a r g e r ' a c e r a g e a r e a d vi s e d t o bl ar ch 1 1'1 9 0 2 a n d w a s w e : e fo r e o o -
purehaae a been attachment for their 'g t h .fplantera. alnce lt costa only a small
num. Others hue found that they can
mix the beana with their corn. setting
we machine to plant heavier.of
courae.This is aetlafactory for amd!
oceragea. but requires frequent atin
ring of the mixture in the box.The
planter also cneka quite a few seeds.
Thin rauaes aome eonfodon on the
rate of aeedi .Sb: pound per acrewith an attozhment eeeder la about
fifth!. while eight to ten pounds are
needed to the acre when mixed ln the
planter with. com.Shallow aurfam
dantlng ia preferred to listing-hut
ly tven ty y e ar so ngea etxme o
her death.
She attended the Blair achoola,
graduating but a few year: ago.She prepared herself for teaching
and taught the Kindred school north
of Blair prior to her marriage last
summer to Mr. Rilph Ray, who with
an infant daughter aurviva
He' parents and one sister, Beaaie.
are also left to mourn the :maint of
a loved one."
The services were eonducted IW Rev.
Underwood and burial made in the
Thone cemetery..
q u i t e a f e w I a n m e r a r e p o r t g o o d r e »g u n ] ~ l i s t i n g .g R O Y .W .H .~h i s m n
_ - . -nScvenll~have _come lnh aving the prevailing "gHppe" and
cold but ia able to be about again
I . Q _l . _ - - a
a a n :u a u n a u y e a r :u a o n . - v . . - - - . . - . . -Mead gathered at her home on Satur-
day afternoon.March 25,for their
regdar monthly recital.
It laaa been a custom of Mies lrlead'a
for some time, to have her pupils play
for one another in private recital:
and nowand the nth epa ran taa ralni
oiled alao.The little coatozn ia a pleasant one
for both pupils and parents and ra-
aulta of the public Plwlns han been
very gnatify inz to His: Mead.
Dainty reireahmefxta were served at
the c lose of the nwmm-
DANA COLLEGE BAS u m MA N
HERE
On Thursday, April 8, at 2:50 P 1
Dr R. Lyman. dean of the College d
Pharmacy, win talk to the student:
at Dana and all wl1oare lnhiaatad,
on the xwwinz of medicinal plant!
In um anoint. he will leemre on
Ideals of Youth and dl young people
ahould be there to nm him.
Rev. C: M Foreman preachedglaoth
moming and evening last Sunday,
at the aep rm ehureh,reni n( his
naulnsntn lun-la
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Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
and Hrs. John LIQD-olmld.
and Mn. ,M McDonald.
lfld LIrs,_¥Will MgUJHl]d
and Mn. Geo. Hcbonaid.
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Mn. H. w. Schochler nterulned(ningfrom an stuck of the UWM.I # vi- In ul hu lnd v f rio ndl at I -\Mrs. V068 of lllnlr uma Snhandxy
¢;d°¢kdiana:Wednudny.Herfor n visit vm. her silken. bln. Lullmother, ln. Ehnlnnr vm: :nut of Sullivan nd Mn. I. w. Brunwn.Bnb r.5Hhs Elluboth Polenen ofOmnhn
in Axilngian for ment Bnndly with her mount, Mn.C K .¢ . \ ' ux d | | l ! o r t h | B l u l l m .
E d v m n l v u b o m F d -
a n é ul k d h h h r m d l g l u w v a m l o bA s o m l n é,
na | p1 for whic h he n alved nom,
per nn.xHn. Ralph Rlv ll lil! verty UI mtgUlaBlslrh ms u l.ynmxmnuh:ndadm oomplknns hnving dsvelored
making neeusxry\no\hlr c ommu-don vm Dr. Pinky of Omaha.Er .
m y u m y m g m a u x r w b e m w n -
The Rhoades ~Cda| & Feed Store
so.This wil! gives clelri Wuhlnfton (Continued on page ave),user an emorveg nn._,»»-
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w i t h o n e s w e e p o f b l n
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t h e mas ler pl eci el o f 1~
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A - H P ll e r n fn D .I
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. o o k l u n d e r h l l e y e
Il r u n g h a n d o f h i s c u m ;
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Th e h o nk r m e e dr n p e r ls n : k m - .P o l l y l l n p k l n .
w l l h j o y w l w n d i e l n a
"P re tt y em »u |: \| , Z su
mnrr¢lc»d." h i l t : w t gn
l l u r e s t - h m !r l vn n II1
T h e r u n u l n a mo\ e1!
n m ]Il n h e r l r n n x h l t h e
nu t n r : h r u n u l ' hi s vs ~
Il 1hr rHvl| z1\~ d id lu ll gn
t h r o w h i m o u t .W i m !
d o i f H a w s l a m d l : l n
fa th er ,R o b e r t d i d n o t
pl a te .
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BTHOPSIS.-Ore unylng a a m p: -da i nl sh a r k. u u w sl um Ci t y. a
q u a sa r la ilhma nt naar ll u a a .
Ne w York.Polly Ilopullul ti n athis ha r ta tha r, sma ll J-urn. a nd
an old woma n. Gra nny ilnpo.U nan ldja rvlnl. fa rm. on-ca r Iumutt.
proapuoua lu n a r , l l a n l l lh b o r .l l c u l c n l i y m a r r l i d t o Ev a l y nRnbcrllon. sugpowdlx w ea lthy girl
cl tha nalgnborhnod.Lian:ua Ba cKinsla , w ha ow ns tha ground thaaqua lta n wcw nr.1|t m l !da u! -
mlnod enemy.r u n ;mre rhe a n ama nr sa un n b u w n n Mlclionx le
and a nransur. In which tha lurrnaravow a hu munlla n nr driving sheaqua wtn from hh ia ntl. Tha ura n-
nr tlrnlpa lhlua ullh !..Iqual|.|rl.and ea ma 1'0ll!"a natll Eu l y n
Rnhrr um d liro va n t ra m in m uth-ar ma : the y a n na ne il. but mne -li nl ly ll vm l o l UIC m e n u o l
: u m m Purlva l.E\a 1 yna eoualn.Polly ha m : fr om 1: ma m tha t :ha
l8"DlUlU*0li¢ma ng e r 1|I u n n n}'\r:||.I1al.brehfza cha rg e;P u l l !
lrtum |. maaa qa n o he naat l. u uina
n n m c u gl va h i m n o m o nm o n e y . b b s a l r n d f b m e r h r n m e u
ha f ma r ri ag e t n un Iz no nz u far maf.Holly conu y; h ar ma na:-m and
Oscar m a i n t!\N\tA.l l a lnalstllvd y n m e al . h i m mu - n u n s .Po l l !ha a h ar Ia lh s r an d L ar r y Bu h o p .
a qtlal lsr. Mi la an o ath to do Mac-K a n d a no in j ur y .Eve lyn u nsu c-
o a a s t u l i i t r i e s t o n t m o m ! t r u mhr m o t h a r w l t h wh i c h t o b u y u r lBan an a an d md un h lm '\ o lo an t hor o a a l r r .l l vl n l he r ha r troedom.Sha an d llacllanlnto n e w lh el r
Io t a At tho ar ran ged mu tha ; m al,n i t h Ba n an a uaraatona Bva ly n
" C f "~ t o r m u n i j f
\F*f :; - i p o l b ~
fi ~ M i l l e r W h i t e
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.f ~ Q ~ht ly L!1itle`fB:~mggrn ~ a
h a c k t o th e fa r e s o f h e r ml s e rn h l v
fr l e n d l ; a n d a n i h r y s w a t a w a y , e a c h
wo m a n k i ss e d h e r a n d n e l : m a n r e v
o r vn l l y p l n w d l l !! h a n d o n h e r c u r l :
hea d in bl ess in g.
C H A P T E R v m .
'Th | ~ n m m e i h e : l ay s l h r n u g h w h i c h
Ih r In l mb l l sn u o f lh t * S l l vn t P i t y l l vc w l
w i t h t m \ l l l n :t o m m l u l I.l h e m b u t
P o l l !l l o p k l m .Rc a r re l y a n h o u r
p n u vd w i l h u m t n u m n g e n w a i k l n g a vr
:ho m arg in mm ! ahr ou gh U1 0 s el uvi rw nz
lmd 4»\1 °I3' one knew th at llwpe men. an
<u r l nu i a nd 3 a t n o un w i ll i n g i n s rp g n k
eve n 1 " g u o 1 } | !: | 3 , " w e n d o i n g l c t vl c o
fo r l l n r n z n M u l i e n z l e .\
Ar.is s !o n e d a y ,c r u n h w w i t h a p
nn eh rn sl un a n d de sp a ir .Jemnaialn
H o p k i n s demldnc!t h a :o n e o f t l w m
sh a nk !s o t o Il n b e r t l 'r r r | \ n \i n u k
h i s n h l i n k e e p i n : t h e n e l t l e r u e n l I n
gvt h e r .P a l l ;w a l s o l u r e h e w o u l d
k e e p h i s w o n ! t o h e r - n a w t h e y w o u l d
d w h i m t h e r l l u u r v.
" I l | a C l m i fe o f t h e L b r o a o f y o u .
Po l k . " m id L y e Iir u e g e r ,"yrau o r y o u r
cl l dd y 0 1 La r r y B ls l l u p . "" i l u 1 \ 3 u I¢ l n 1 l l § I; . 'n l o m e ,l:|s.11¢°."
l l o p k l n l m o u r n e d .°'.\I£~blle h e w o u l d
to yp u .I du nno . b ut m mbl ne.
l i vr n r e t h e g i r | a a|.»nls!the m l m !
flan htd th e face uf Rob ert , an d s he lll ul.
h e r re d c he e k s n f n l n n t h e s p e a k e r :
ha ve .
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su
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t o r w . "
u m e d H u -
t. "
s l k e d b d o n
c u e .Th e n
be sparedmg 2:-»PolI;r
b e n e a t h th o
e r .q u i ve r i n g
h e t w o m e n
l l d l l fl vr l t h
w o r i d ,a n d
e y e u p a n d
f i n !w o n d e r
e o m n t o a
a w o m a n .
r e . " o b a e r n d
c m e l o o k !
o u g h t t o b e
:mas of the
lie stlll themon held up
ln éxclamn-
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e tab le,a n d
l t h a d r a p -
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n n g e n o ve r
t o t h e c u r l y
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11 t h e r e a r l l
n r : a n d t h a t
n a a r . "
R o b e r t l n
m l ve r y p r e t -
m o ve d e ve r
t h a n t e n n i s .
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r a g a i n s t h o r
d n r e w n t r m
2 ; u n t fn r t h .
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n l h l r m m a y
cn n °t y ou li ve
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ul wiw ls l g e t
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'P o o r l i t t l e g m , p o o r t i m e P o l l y . "
m m s u r e d R q b e r t , t w e n t y .Th e n a a
me evr a -fe d t o wa r d h t m , h is a rm s we n t
a r o u n d h e r .a n d t o r a m o m e n t h e
pne aae d her he ad ag ain st bl a ¥ :- eas t.
"P o ll y , P ol l Jn P ." he wh l ap e re d . k la a
i n g h e r h l l r ."O h, Go d , If I o wn e d t ha t
l a k e n w z w r u r l u - I n 1 - ' ~
A ce r ta i n d e e p t o n e t n a n vo l t s
b r o u g h t u p l'o lI5 op 'a he a d ,a n d n h l
s a w to h i s ey es a n exp re aat on t h a t
m a d e h e r st r u gg l e fr o m h i s a n n a .
F l r e l n k t o t h e p o r c h w l n d o w . s h e w a s
g o n e b e fo r e R o b e r t c o u l d a t o p h e r .
e 9 e l o o a
°°It obs a q u e e r n a h , E r e , "l a u g h e d
Ma c k en z i e. a s h e c a m e i n to t he m ns i e
r o o m n h e r e E ve l y n Ro b e r t s o n w a s
w a l t l n g fo r h i m ."If I h | \ d l l" t k e p t m y
te m p e r j u r t n o w ,are ah o u l d h a ve
p a m - d h a d fd e n d a . "
*'Th a t s l i k e 3 o u . d e a r . " s h e s m i l e d .
" n u t t h e n , o f c o u r s e . y o u w n u l d l f t l e t
h t m bo t h e r yo u .Pu as ln g a b o u t t h o
s q n u t t r n nn n i n .I sup poa e."
E ve l y n ta nk h i s b i g fi n g e r s i n h e r
h a n d a n d o c c u p i e d h e r s e l f i n e x a m i n -
in g t h e w h i t e s p o t s o n o n e o f t h e p o l -
hslled nn 1Il."S l y h l g m a n m u s t n 't m i n d Bo b s. "
sh e e xr l al m er l p rr s na e hr e ly . n ot i ng th e
fr o m n i n e l i n e s t h a t h a d co m e i n h i s
face."l l ¢ ° s se nt lm e nt ni ,R o b e r t la,
fu l l o f h a i r ba k e ft n o t l o r m a b o u t b r o t h
er l y l m e n m ! h e lp i n g t he d ow n l ro d n le n .
a n d t h a t s o r t o f t h i n g . "
T h e m a n la u a h e d tn dn fg e nt ly .I t
de ll nl n tvd ht m t o h a ve t h e g l r i o f h i s
th u¥ L" E ex pr es s hi s ow n se nt im en ts a n
we ll .
" Y o u p r vr l n u a l "h e m u r m u r e d .
" T h e y ca n 't fo o l m y E ve mu c h ,c a n
th e y? "Hy a a lr n p t e t w i s t o f h i s w r l s t
he -ra| :tttra °¢! her hand.Th e n h e t o o k
u p a fn r o r l t e m p l v w l t h n e w zest.
" I w o n t t o i m p r o ve m y n r vn e r u . d e a r .
T h e Si le nt Clt.Y'a a n ey ea o re t I t I
te nt h! g et th e a q u a t t e r a a t t t h e l a k e
si d e a n d b u y t h e B e nn e tt far m , I c ou l d
|.|a 1 |..n .co un t y. "
A t t h e nutztst-ation a b o u t 0 | r : n r 'z
fa r m ,a ti lr rvre nt l i g h t da s he d i n t o
th e g lr I'| e y e s .H e r h u n t ! t w l t c h e d l n
bl a.
'"l `h at wott ltl b e w o n d e r fu l .dt- ar ,"
sh e ej l cu l st e tl ." I f - i f t h e s q u a t t e n
wt ~ re n 'l t h e- r e , y o u c ou l d m a k e a ve r y
l m o l ;d r i ve rltzht a l o n g w h e r e t h e i r
m a d r u n s m u t f h f t y o u ? "
Th i s h a d be e n h l a c k e n z l r s id ea ,
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n u n p m b a h l g r h e l p f u l t o t h e n e w u n -
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co n t ai n e d 12.000 m o r e w o r d !a n d
a b o u t a w w m o r e d e t l n i t l o n x t h a n h a d
np pe a nn l In a ny IE n gl is h d l lc uo n ar g p w
m u d b e f o n h u .
ce n t ur y .I n m a o r 1 u u 1 u o n n s u r o w| 'n | w m l o o o m a r i n e r s t o t h e is l an d s
o n d t h e y w e r e t h e n e f o m t h e Br a t o f
th e n u m er o u n s m al l At l an t i c Is la m !! t o
be d ln e m er e d o r r e d is c o ve r ed . St r a nx o -
l y en o u g h l t w a s Il t t l e P o r t o Sa n to .
n o t t h e r e l a t i ve l y l a r g e M a d e i r a , t h a t
w a s fo u n d .A c o l o n y w a s fo u n d e d o n
t h e Is l e : a n d m m n l n e d m a n y m o n t h s
b l f o r f M a d o l r i .o n l y L 3 m l l u a n y .
n l d i s c o ve r e d .\
U n l i k e t h e n e a r b y C a n a r y Is l l m l n
w h e n t h e n a t i ve Gu am he at h a d n l -
t a l o e d n o o n n l d e r n b l o d vm m l n n . t h e
M u d e i r a s o p p n r o n t l y h a d new er be e n
in h a bi t e d h e fo r o l h e l r dis covers In
m a .Th e I s l a n d s w e r o , In fu n . g i r t h
o ve r a l m o s t l a t e l y t o ve g e t a t i o n .N o
m a m m a l ; o r q u n d r u p e d a w e r e fo u n d
ex ce p t a fe w- ba t s a nd a 5 pe c to s o fnt .
T h e n y ! o t h e r l l t l n g cr e at u re s th a t
t h o u z h t h e y u n ; i n m e l s l n m l l m !ale n h o u r s , l s n t r l p t o o n vl c vn t i o n o f
2 . 0 0 0 fo r t n h n w t h e l | : l . r h n f h y n e n g
r n l l r o n d a n d M l exelllne:nlltlu d o w n .
\'l. 'nl k e- rs cl i mb i ng t h e h il l s ab o ut th o
ci t y r e g u l a r l y B r r u tl g o t o h a ve " l i ve r y
i l b d o " m e e : t h e m a t c e r m n M i n t s o n
t h e h o l t z h t s t h a t t h e y m u t o u t h a c k
to t h e l m r c r l e ve l s .
F u n c l l n l s W I r n l l r o a d g i ve : a c c e s s
t o se ver a l le ve l f o u l !w h i c h w i n d
a b o u t t h e h o e s o f t h e h i l l s h u r l :o f
t h e t i l !at for d l ng e xc e l le n t : l o i n o ft h e c i t y l n l l roa zl sr eod b el ow * i n w -
in x u p on t h e se a n d fa r m e r u p n ea r m e
tvn n l n n x of t h e r a i lr o a d a r e g h , s h o e r
p l a e n o f t h e c l t y .In s o m e o f t h e s e
m m n t n t e a a r e t o b e fr m o r l g t r d o n l
:l f n n w e r s a n d s h r ub s a n d t r e e s w h e n
b e a u t y Is pr o t mh l y unt ur zm ns ed o n y
1.r£sL°:e ln the world.
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Blair, Nehr., March 30, 1922.Blair, Nebr., gm ao, mm'nz a n t ml vu n l ll l¥ ¢I l' __
may REG ISTE RED
May-Do you notice any change in me?
Rly --No.Why T
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"Topics of the Day" I-`i1ms.
" M a m m a , " s a i d a ?»IankAto t o t r e
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be Unfixed.Bémr ax things right uf sz.m u l .w r a
we go aiong.Orum,
W e wi l lb e g l a d to s - e e y o u n u t .s w a m .Come for Sundly school,Sunday. Azmi |
hqar the Gospel,see our pictures. at 10|..m.b ' " ° f
Welcome.Eveningssrvnoenb?
:Luiies society rn
Society Baum ~
Sist..You are invi
ins#
P. J. Rei
¢l- t ||. r |1 .l¢ > » ¢J L a r l¢ . |¢ r|~ ¢ ) \J ' l¢ J\ r l~ u1 : |~ ut r I¢ llr |< J¢ . v Q
Kuhn's Photos will please you.
Mr. and Mrs. Voe Soaring are noir
located in the Mn. Mary Anderson
house on een South street.
Dance at E. 0ft's Hall, Beudngton.
Nebr., Saturday Eve, April 8.Roggy
Rubin and his wonder Jars.;
at Roy F. Qordon, Pro.
Jake Day is confined to his home
R A I L R Q A Q T H H E T A 3 § . _ E o 41n»l4'ar>a41s's»a41| s»a4tf1~o41n~|»r
Chicago .e North Western ~ BRlEl=S""'l.0f §l Bllll |)€l`SORHl
fralna Eau
4:40 p. m. Daily.10:43 a. :it Dolly.1 The Entorprlso pdnts we bills.
8:45 a rn o n ly West 1 Let us do your job work for you.
2:50 P m; Daily.°Kuha's photos will please you.
St. P. st. a o'C: T,-gn, Norm 'E. R. Haggard, undertaken Phone:
7:23 u. rn. Daily Except Sunday.Iles. Bell 240.Ind Cedar 163.1
2:00 p. rn. Daily Except Sunday.f Get your ampaign cords at this
6:55 p. m. Daily Except Sunday offic e.We can de the job right.|s=so a. m. Sunday Only .l
Trains South .Mrs. Lucretia Cantlin is spending
12:50 p. rn, Daily Except Sunday.,the week at the home of Mrs. Edna
9:25 a. rn. Daily Except Sunday N°blo
6:28 P rn. Daily I Goo-cl lot for aalc on Grant street..
_______.flleot location in town. inquire ut this
olilcc.Priced Hght for' quick sale.THE W EEK LY l\lA Ri{ lIT gg pgg g Sl.
_ - - - -Home .330 There are some new ideas in bakery
Roo=lcr»a .113200118 at the Home Bakery.Come in
E mo ,ze and try the Rolls. Cakes,Ples and
Butter-fat -.....~a s u m a .o n
Corn ~~'. : t a l Tho street railway comoero'of
Wheat _ -1.11 Omaha plans to widen it sbridge over
Oni*.20 the Missouri river at a cost ol'
Ilnrh ~51gq_gg0Q3535." l i There will be n Cumihg City town-
ship meeting at the Pleasant 'View
..
: t ' ' ; - "' TT- " . T7 " " " '___ ;sollool house.Friday,March an.
M 'ia lt. fllul-IlZami. uudctakcrllmsE""'Yb°dY invited.|
\.is emily into ic aus M m C] b wil§`l...t. house on east South street.m g ; j i g ,3,. . . . ' " § l'§.G i Mc
bliss Evelyn 5l1=\¢3°¢h» who iS "f'.c:»...m-i.»The hostess has the arter-
\\ltll the prevailing "grlppe" requir-
ing the services of a physician.
The Rhoadcs Coal and Feed Store
will have a ear of l-'ranklin County
cool on track next week.
The Blair Home Bakery c an fur-
nish you with the bat of pastry when
company comes or tor special occa-
sions.6-ti
Mr.and Blra.Chris Kroshoj,the
newlyweds, are nic ely loated in the
Peter Bock property on Nebnaskn
street.
The tire laddics entertalned a large
crowrl at the hall on lust Saturday
evening at one of thclr popular
dances.
Mr. J. Mueller and wife are to leave
in June for a visit in their old home
in Germany.They expect to be 3one
all summ,er.
n s . : n : . .n s r . s . . . . | . . . .- r a s n a . |
l{u.hn's Photos ugh incase t
I'or Rent:-»~2li acres on east South
sl. reet.5-t!Fred Buieon.
E. R. Haggard, tuulertaker. Phone:
ltca. Bell mo.Ind. Cedar 163.
CARD OF Tn ztxs
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We wish to thank the dear friend:
and neighbors who so kindly assisted
os during the illness and death of out
»..|<»@a1....bsm1 and father.W e ml.
also to express our appreciation tc
those who sent floral tributes and tt
the ministers for their nonda of corn
fort.
Mrs. .lens Andersen
Goldberg Andersen
Ove T. Andersen
Theodore 2-l. N. Anderse
oml families.
'~\.\:1nn~:c '1ox Co. room PEO-
P L E w s u
The marriillzc of Mina Theresa Bla;
Wright, youngest daughter of Croi
Wright to Mr. William Show, son of
Mr. and Mrs. .lip Show, took place 5
timuiun on Wednesday, March 29. The
contracting parties live in the Wranch
cl\ool district. in the southern part of
tho county where they attended dis
trict school together.
On account of the recent death of
the bride's brother he wedding was
a ¢|uiet,an!lately following
the ceremony e young people went
lu li gg on the Carl Wisse
tor grand champion in the Pig Club
showing against about forty Killa.
Fhey won in cult. eighteen dollars
alfd for mat ptace in the Pl; Club a
pure-bred Duroc Jersey gilt donated
by A. G. Jensen & Sons, Xennard, Ne-
t»raslta.At the and of the prolect,
they averaged two hundred Mteen lbs.
at the ago of seven and one half
months and carred no fat.At one
year of age they weighs! four hun-
dred pounds.
They will 'be bred to our boar. Sen-
sation Giant 2rd, by Giant Sensation
by Great Orin Sensation out of a big
bone Giant J r, sow, for fall litters.
The gilt won at the county fadr has a
litter of titeat the present time.
I received a seventy-llve dollar
scholarship from the Union Paclllc
Railroad Co., also s free trip to Club
week at Lincoln ln June.from the
Union Stock Yards for winning the
county pig club championship.I re-
cently used the acholamhlp to.pny my
expenses ln taking a farm course attheUriversityof `2'€ebraakn..This
particular course consisted of Animal
Husbandry.Poultry,Stock teeding.
Entomology, .Alronomy,Animal Pa-
thology and Butchcrlng was my choice
of what they oi'l`erod..
There were ten fellows there who
had won county championships and
were going to school at the expense of
'the U. P.We organised o basket ball
team and won all our games and we
also went swimming in the Y. M. C.
A. together....l s _ g _ . . .
live stock diseases and their ravafu.that were shown at the Fad theatreWednesday evening, vera hlshlr in~
terestlng not only to ated radaera htalso to consumers of meats and milk.Tho Freshman c lass held a dai¥ _ n y u m ¢ m m n n . : : 1 g e m m .
e s was v s e m uand vrit.l1 made.h'.1".1... was a.sslat~
ed by their sponsor,Hrs.Harrietilrolne.Light refreshments aanurnllhed br the class.
The Mens Club meet Friday ena-ifur at the H. G. Hug' home assistedbyProf. Brokaw.e leader 'las D.
W. Lawson. his topic being "The Sel-ence of Memory". Special music wasfumlshed by the quartet of-1-th-g of
Prof. Brokaw. Alice Oltennann,tedPfeiffer and Verna Cort.Also violinselections were rendered by AllenMeyer accompanied by llisa Gretchen
Meyer."Mr. and Lira. Henry Loge: and fam-ily visited Sunday at Jerry La u '
zzear Fremont.Mr. and Mrs. Hell Marshall trans-acted businesa in Fremont Friday.
Mr. and Mi elI. J. Junzbluth andfamily spent Sablmth visiting at33° Roy Gordon home near Benning-
n.Miss Dorothy Faaqoet and DwightSper aent the week end at theirre;\poctlve omes in Wahoo and Lin-
co n.lnlr. and Mrs. Peter Svendgaand andfamily spent the Sunday at the LloydBrown and Nels Svendlraanl homes.The Ludwig Cornrnunlty Sale held
ln the Chapman bulltllag was u l lattended and everything sold well.These will be held monthly .and ony-
thlng that one wishes to dispose of
may be put up at auction here.Isa-
sen and Bross were audllneers.The Elkhorn if - I g ;agua has
successfully ~and 'loo look
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THE ENTERPRISE
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i a m p e r m l w u
Inc!/\p|'pen.Th
mud thmugh 4»m¢m» who did
nm .mmm hoo
iebr.
l-S\|nd| y sc hool
warship, 11 a. m.
180 p. m.ta with Hrs. Chr.
April s.Luliaa
xy evening, Much
ed za these meet~
msunr>.2vE2\' 'rnuasnn'I i i . ~ v
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m d u n , H u w n
u a c n NOTES
st we are having
q ~' :| " " "" "' r "- M ; || |' | |g | ||»l l l n u u l n l L l l u l u n s o m . [ d h | 3 1 W i n g p | " y ¢ G 0 1 n y s " " " l i || l n i ln|l1 r,n p u e u m l 'g h . u - g u l l r l 0 | Q ' | D l y . " ' k e ' " g nnm |. . . . nl ' \ l |. ' l l$ l . l . l h l d . m ' ¢ f ¢ l \¢ ¢ \ l d ' ! H| t h t ' W U N d . . i r t h e P l l l l n " F n f ! || ¢ l r _ l l ¢ l : " ° P P I n ' ! " " " ° " " F l ' f . " $ ' . _ L " i E . n n . . . _ " n . . \ . ' : . . . . j ' w e e k -L e t \l l ! ' ° " ' * ° l ' " ' § " ~lf(IDB NEW II.lm u.mlu.uuuu.| va »-bnskl hy : the foundation for a uni-
fonn syxteur of accountingffor all
public utilitlc l operating witlain the
state.At the lost ression of the
Iogialature l law w.a proposed that
the railway comminion be authohzed
to prencribc bookkeeping forma ard
methods and ow: rc ports mould be
~'-:im the prom or lou for the
Self.No record is kept of Accounts
payable or nccounts receivable at the
beginning or ond of tho year.Very
few cities are able to distinguish the
cost of extensions and betterment:
from the cost of opcntion.In a ro-
cent survey I made of 29 lighting
pg g rd mg f 3 Iolhefwist,but brother,b l warned, peupie vgry \\ur. --uurr van nunuu.
c urcs o o or next unday you c annot do it f God|or ml!not Thevening.bc lcft out.Some aro thinking to go of ui ?.E}ii§'$',§§§ ~ deliyero itself
The pastor loan somewhat iodilpos~ back somewhorfdown the line and un-,,.=There was n goung mon from the mycd ini week. "° he asked Misa Blanch do some things they know are Hot="Iho aawwhnt ho thoiughifwasu kittM. Fuller, Superintendent ol the Me-;.i'lS\ right, beware brother, you cannot He :rave it a pat 1'
lhodist hospital nt Omaha to come op 20 back, you cannot undo things we And sooo after on
for the morning hour.Her address have dons, they are fixed, they cannot';{¢ hurled hi,lohesf What as nits
to shoulder and we can make this ooo
of the big churches of the state.Wo
need you.- _Bible school at i0 n. m.fiorning
sorvlco at 11 a. rn.C. E. at 6:30 p. m.
Como and be on time.Evening ser-
vige nr 1:30.Con we expect you?
Leroy Crocker. Pastor.
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NATIONS
Am 15 , zm
Mny za-21. lm
sm so .-my 1. xm
August 1-5, mnMabel J. Bhnh,cum? smnnumun-
tending Doane College, at Crete, spentafew days vacation at home the past
week.`r.>
Judge Debel issued a rn age li-
cense yesterday to Mr.HermanMueksch ol Hay Sodom. Nebr. andMiss Monte: Nonnamaker ol Arling-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Tucker of Oak
Point, Long Creek neighbourhood, en-tertained a number of friends at cards
on last Saturday evening.There were
five tables..
The high school win he all dressed
up for company Friday, their exhibitof school work being ready at thattime.An invitation is extended toall who are inte to call on that
day.
Mrs.Holger Christcn?n and son.Leonard, of Chicago,rrlved lastThursdayfor a visit with relativeshere.hir. Christensen is n son of hir.
brother ol hire A. C. Debel.
The Easter rehearsal will take place
at the Congregational church next
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
` - .. _ __ . _noon's program ln charge.
|Hrs.Ras Short is in Omaha at
|preeent to be near her son, Grover,
iwho ls in the University hospital suf-
lferlng from tuberculor trouble.
The Home Bakery can furnish you
almost anything in the baking line on
short order. Their Blue Ribbon bread
can't be beaten. Once a customer. al-
ways a customer.8-Lf
Jane Aqttcll, elder daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Guy Amin,ol' west Lin-
coln street,had the wsfortune to
fell Tut week while on roller skates
and break her arm.
Joe Lazure of the Long Creek
neighborhood, has bee nhaving e tue-
a e u l n p v s u u u u u ,a u u v a A t l a al l o u
Mrs. Clark 0'IIanlon of this city, is
enjoying a short vacation with his
parents.He is s student at the State
University.
The Congregational ladies gave one
of their famous supper: at the church
dining lull on last Tuesday evening.
They enjoyed a liberal patronage and
the patrons enjoyed a liberal feed.
Wm. Fickf the genial ex|}rer»s agent,
will return this week from Klrlrsville,
Mo., accompallled by his wife, who is
recovering from an operation, which
was performed there u few weeks ag-a
'That electric consumers will not
mdfer by reason of the proposed coal
strike, the Nebr. Gas dt Electric Cp
eel with the grlppe lately and WB5;nt Norfolk has laid in a three months'
and Mrs. C. Ll. Christensen and ¥i'""'b'° to attend the anniversary °f wpvl>of c oal The Intcmiountain
his old griend. the Cmlcltshanks on company at Chadron has made a sim-
ls.-rt Sunday.
A new Carnclrie library building
has been completed st Scottsbluff and
ilar provision.
The American Legion boys have or-
A | .1 d 5 tl t h pod all will lranized a base-ball team and have
a " '.If..¢'$?. oneagr tial? nffthose even- | it is expected that a considerable a- been admitted as members of the Elk-
hun *Plan wnrlr ist nrozressinz ll1C¢lY mount of ¥||0!1|.'lY will be spent fonhom Valley League wg will h.ve
fn rm. u.h}ch wifln readiness for them
and which they have leased .for the
comine year.
The Enterpdse extends congratula-
tiorl and best wlahea to the y oung
couple.
Farm Bureau Notes
(Continued from page One)
about treating oats for irnut.'Thou-
sands of dollars are lost in this county
alone by this disease.Not only that
but once give headway it can be ex-
pected that more damage will develop.
I`ollon'ing is the latest recommenda-
tion of the University, based on re-
=ul1.a of trials made by farmers all
over the state.
One pint of formaldehyde to ten
pints of water, total of eleven pints
will treat about 55 bushels of grain.
This is applied with a small hand
==w~a`3r`ump.Several strokes of thepump :,~,_,_, be applied to each shovel
full.It could then bo scooped direct-
|>' into the wagon where lt should be
left covered for several hours, in fact
A t o t n o r t u n e s w e w e n t . a l g n t - s e e i n ;
with Mr. L. I. Frlsbie who is at the
head of the Hoya' and Girls' Club De-
partment in this state and Mr. Hep-
perly, a senior in the college of aw-
culture.At the end of the course the
class made a trip to South Omaha to
study cattle, hogs and sheep at the
market and to go through the pack-
ing plants.l have been repaid many
times for my time and trouble in Plz
club work and I know that any young
fellow of club age misses a great op-
portunity when he doesn't take up
some kind of club work.r
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-ARL!! xc rrox AL HVITIES
The Arlington Nurseries' are letting
read for their spring delivery.Alarge force of men are busy preparingthe shipments that will Start about
the last of the month.Mrs.Kenneth Dixon and childrenreturned to their home at Swift Cur-
rent,Canada,after a stay of sixmonths at the home of Mr. and Mrs.S.S. Dixon.Mrs. Dixon accompan
ied them as far aa Omaha!.
I 1Merchants Offer Special lnducemenfs.Read Their Ads and be Convinced
Come Early and Stay Late.
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30 Ton Kooi Coal at $8.00 per ton
Saturday Only
Regular pdce on this coal $11.50
\CHRI STE NS EN L UMB E R c o .
Saturday Only
Three Bladed $1.50 Pocket Kmiie $1.20
$1.00 Scissors 75 CentsPETERSEN HARDWARE CO.
Our Regular 40 Cent Fresh Roasted Coffee
35 Cents, 3 Pqunds for $1.00 '
Saturday Only
KIRBY'S COFFEE HOUSE
15 Cents for White Cup and Saucer
5 Cents for Fruit Saucers
BLAIR RACKET STORE
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Just for Saturday
Our Regular 15a Buns for 10c Per Dozen
BL AI R HO M E B AK E R Y
Highest Cash Prices Paid for Butter, Eggs
and Poultry-Caniel's Cigaretts per pkg. 15c
BLAIR PROVISION STORE
Finkel & Lipsey, Props.
Bee Hive will sell 'l`wo-$175.00 Phonogmphs
for $100.00 Each and give 20 Records Free
Saturday Only
Records are worth $18.00
Echo Coffee, Ragular B5c, or 3lb for $1.00
For Saturday Only,27 Cents per Ib.
or 8 lbs for 8QCents
SAS BROS.
To encourage buying full sets from now on we
give One Plug Free, if Three Plugs are
purchased at $1.00 each
F. & F. P. SPARK PLUG FACTORY
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50 ROLLS RED AND GREEN SLATE SURFAUED
ROOFING $1.95 Per Roll-Regular $2.50 Value
c a o wzu. L ummn & GRAIN 0 9 .
30 Packes Garden Seeds at %_»c Packet
with 8 Boxes of Germikil at 50 Cents per box
AYE BROTHERS
Mother's Brand Flour at $1.90, Cash per sack
For Saturday Only
NQ}z'rH SIDE STORE
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Incubator* and
Broader Bargains
Saturday Only
Manure Spreader to be used with Tractor
at $140.00RATHMANN'S GARAGE
Sz\turday's Bargain
Men's Hamilton-Browne Work Shoe
Guaranteed at $2.95 per pair
Regular Retail Price $3.75J- E. MARKS & SONS
Men's Mxmson Last Farm Yard Shoes
at $2.95
Some Good Values in Woman's Oxfords
at $2.95 and $3.95
BL AIR S HOE CO.
, o \ \vr < § f 5 " " ` 4 Y o u c a n g o t y n u r m a c h i n e q u i c k r i g h t
y /h e r e a t l z n r n c a n d a l s o f m t i h c b e n c f i t
~'o f o u r n s s z s t u n c u a n d 2 a y e a r s e x p e n -
|0O»I onc e.ig q S lat!
Eg g s C a p q c i ty .Br omlor s 1 00 C h ic k to 1, 0 00 C h ic k
Size.
E?".."':.Sp e c i a l Re d u c e d P r i c e s to Ho me
P d ~B u y e r s . - - A f e w s a m p l e o r d e m o n -
U f l .~ q q s t r a t n o n m n c l n n e s n t e x t r a l o w p n c e s .
. . § . = -_...~.. .
Sw:the Inaprovgki S o f t l i m i t Illc tzlmiors a n d
Broozlursnt our office or fnctory.Ixllprovcxnents
4.'r \|
SAS & PARISH
The Store of High Quality and low Prices
Offers for Saturduy's Special
Men's $3.00 Work Shoes at $2.25
Located in the Bee Hive Building
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Pocket Knife 3-Blade-$1.75 Valaf
Saturday Special-L98 Cents
THE AR ND T H AR D W A R E
Saturday Only
10 per cent Discount on any Battery in the Shop
Homes TIRE & BATTERY SHOP
I '|I ~,
Blair, Nebraska
Omcos 4 Doors Rust of Collar Fuciory.Fnciory
Across Struct, also East ai' Office
Special For Saturday
All 40 Cent Layer Cakes at 80 Cents
OSCAR HOLMES BAKERY
Saturday Only
Rexall Kidney Compound $120 size for $1.00
BLAIR PHARMACY
Put Pep in Your Blood, We HaveSASSAFRAS BARK for 40 cents a pound
while it lusts.Good Clean Bark
For Saturday OnlyTHE STEWART PHARMACY,
J. Harold Stewart, Manager
Every Day is Community Sale Day with
JENKINS, THE OIL MAN
IH I
S " ; ; M ~r p i n f m . R " .C_ new booluin utlrdition to those owned more to haf of this movq later. We no harm should result if leit dl night.g ~
M. Foreman and fnrmly. which was to by the old hbrary.ore w1th°tho boys in this and expect wo.s sarvod by Mn. Rl? Haters.
be hold at the home of llir. ond Mrs..n hsugd b the Wie- to PU¥h hon the pushing is needed.Tho following dory is self "Ply m"Mn. Ria' flatten spent the w¢¢kP. S. Moore on next. Fradny evening.From *'| \fP°Y z _In ks; yous' club 4.}mmp| on'i |ig, he r th | M Ludwig.has been r>°»\x>°'=@s!-°"..° "°""E of " °"*"}UlEl'l'°' .B"'1"."°.."'"""if'ff°f '°? '" '-" "" 'T F .P'T'°"§-f°". "'€ .12 wnnlll we sea some of the :hints °"31`.~l 1 1 . r n ' . f i o m.of u m m
ii~pgrgzgd at a loss of more *"==1 llhhzh school, hu beer elected super-
ul\.l:ll\||:u|..su auggggq yy "mg yg rgw h o w i l l r e t u r n t o h i s b u s i n e s s i n t e r -
e s u a t B l a i r .Al l o t h er t e a c h er s w e r e
r e fl e c t e d a t a 1 0 p e r c e n t s d a r y c u t .
Ja n e N o bl e i s at p r e s en t c o n fi n e d l o
h e r b e d w i t h l n i n fe c t i o n o f t h e e y e .
n t r o u b l e w h i c h s h e h a d o n c e b e fo r e
fo l l o w i n g a n a t t n c k o f s c a r l e t fe ve r .
Th e N o b l e s h a ve h a d o n e i l l n e s s f o l -
l o w i n g a n o t h e r a l l w i n t e r a n d t h e i r
m a n y fr i e n d s w i s h f o r t h e m a l i n
Speedy return to health and happi-
ness.
Th e m m a u t h o r i t i e s i n c o n j u n c t i o n
w i t h t h e c o u n t y o ffi c i a l s h a ve be en
b u s y t h e p o s t w e e k p i c k i n g u p vi o l a
In rn ni th o h nn u u Inu : n m i Ha n S a il Im e
w e b e l i e ve i n c l u b 1 o r k .
" M y P i g C l u b E x p e d e n c e "
[ b y C u r t i s C o o k , A r l i n g t o n )
I f i r s t b e c a m e i n t e r e n e d i n t h e P i :
C l u b w h e n I s a w a n o t i c e i n t h e l o u !
pa p e r r e l a t i ve t o t he b e n e fi t s a n d p r e -
m i u m s t h a t m i g h t h e h a d b y b e c o m i n g
a n a c t i ve m e m b e r o f a P i x C l u b .
A neighborhood meeting was helm!
by Carl Olson, County Agricultural
Agent and iz club of thirteen mernben
yrms organized and named the B-Line
P i g C l u b .A s s o o n a s g i l l s w e r e c e -
e u r e d b y a l l t h e m e m b e r s , n t r i p w a s
m o d e o n w h i c h ea c h m e m b e r s p i g :
w e r e w e i g h e d i n .
u u m l l r a a u | . l u v¢ |a u . m l m s l u n l \ "d r e w g w i l l m o ve t o S h r e vp o r t , L o u i e
n a s i n t h e n e a r fu t u r e .L i n . C l a r e n c e W e r n e r o f O m a h a l n
vi i t i n g a t t h e h o m e o f h e r p a r e n t s .
H r . a n d A i m . W m . A l e x a n d e r .
Arthur hiibbe il Visiting at theh o m e o f h i s p a r e n t s .M r ! . a n d H n .
Joh n x~nbb¢.~»
A r c h i e A n t r i m . r e t u r n e d t o h i s n a n !
d u t i e s a t S a n F n n c i s e o , C a l . , a f t e r l
w e c k ' s vi s i t w i t h h o m e fo l k s .
M r s .R o s c o e P e n c e o f E m e r s o n i s
\ i s i l . i n g a t t h e h o m e o f h e r p a r e n t s .
M r . a n d M r s . P a u l M e y e r .
M r s . W n l l n c e . A n t r i m a n d b e b y h u e
go n e no L i n co l n to l i ve d u r in g t h e t i m e
M r . A n t r i m a t t e n d s s c h o o l t a k i n g vo -
c a t i o n a l t r a i n i n g .T h e S e n i o r c l a s s o f t h e A r l i n g t o n
I entered four gills from n litter oi|hixh sehooihehi a inienieroalt et the
lThe Redrptlfll iced re our onlyw h e n y o u n o t n G 1 1 - fo r
r r i t i n j .
Whcoyou dont wane. it. the
Sud we up umdc_lhc barrel.anol"lmr m|1\r=y q
Th e A m o nu u c P a th B ac h .
om t he m ek.It u h h t h xlend liek into the buncl ansnml y. a t I prmu rc n raqm
don on rhc pen.u..
Re du po m ul me pvn y or nh u
patented ?»mB»<|¢ll p r ouc u le a d (m m b fn h l p It
pcczccu poclcnll [rin dun
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Miws Grace Ross of this city is subati-"tuting for her in hor school work.|pubhc1ty
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We Feel Sure
ol our ublllty to handle ynur banking
business to ynur satisfaction.We
shnllbc glad of nn opponqnily to
lnlk with you.
F A R M E R S S T A T E B A N K
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..._U n l n !d M i s :Ma s t er s as c hn p e ro n .'
11_.I n ' f f n ' - ~3 I E l n n | 5.¥:l, _.Rf-51 5g_<>ggj..h~=1 bg.W . M . F . R n m s e r A r T h vi n g p i r t u r r 4 ,i l l u s t r a t i n g ~~
..uu||a u\u,\..su.MUIITH,u l : ~ n r a 1 - |" " P ' " "11e l n| . Jn l m P Ff1 n \\ u m nn ff r r . . . . 1 vm .W h e n e n t e fé d t h e s e m l t a = \ \ ¢ n s ¢ d ,7an
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BY n vote of three to one lm- :-ale
mf the municipal l'l2C1.ric plant at Neu-
ton, Iowa to xx priate compzmy wut
rorfirmed by a referendum vote of
the citizens.'There is n large de-
. " . . . . . 1 I - . . - I - . . | _ l . __ - _ . - . .\ . . _ n . -. . . . . . . . . .
eighty pound:a.pieee.They were
fed a balanced ration of ground oats
and barley, shorts. tankage, skim milk
and raw Lo a blue grass and \.\l1i!e clo-
ver p;u\|.ure.Z trimmed their feet
twice n month and '~vashed and oiled
them every week in pneparution for
-T HE
Merchants CafeQs333;
at $140.00RATHMANN'S GARAGE at $2.95 and $3.95
BLAIR SHOE CO.
SAS & PARISH
The Store of High Quality and low Prices
Offers for Saturduy's Special
Men's $3.00 Work Shoes at $2.25
Located in the Bee Hive Building
Sz\tyu~day's Bargain
Special For Saturday
All 40 Cent Layer Cakes at 80 Cents
OSCAR HOLMES BAKERY
Saturday Only
Rexall Kidney Compound $120 size for $1.00
BLAIR PHARMACY
1
Pocket Knife 3-Blade-$1.75 Valaf
Saturday Special-L98 Cents
THE AR ND T H AR D W A R E
Saturday Only
10 per cent Discount on any Battery in the Shop
Homes TIRE & BATTERY SHOP
\lGuaranteed at $2.95 per pair
Regular Retail Price $3.75J- E. MARKS & SONS
Every Day is Community Sale Day with
JENKINS, THE OIL MAN
Put Pep in Your Blood, We HaveSASSAFRAS BARK for 40 cents a pound
while it lusts.Good Clean Bark
For Saturday OnlyTHE STEWART PHARMACY,
J. Harold Stewart, Manager
Brooder Bargains
, o \ \vr < § f 5 " " ` 4 Y o u c a n g o t y n u r m a c h i n e q u i c k r i g h t
y /h e r e a t l z n r n c a n d a l s o f m t i h c b e n c f i t
~'o f o u r n s s z s t u n c u a n d 2 a y e a r s e x p e n -
|0O»I onc e.ig q S lat!
Eg g s C a p q c i ty .Br omlor s 1 00 C h ic k to 1, 0 00 C h ic k
Size.
E?".."':.Sp e c i a l Re d u c e d P r i c e s to Ho me
P d ~B u y e r s . - - A f e w s a m p l e o r d e m o n -
U f l .~ q q s t r a t n o n m n c l n n e s n t e x t r a l o w p n c e s .
. . § . = -_...~.. .
Sw:the Inaprovgki S o f t l i m i t Illc tzlmiors a n d
Broozlursnt our office or fnctory.Ixllprovcxnents
4.'r \|
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Blair, Nebraska
Omcos 4 Doors Rust of Collar Fuciory.Fnciory
Across Struct, also East ai' Office
l vr I m t i r l m p u t e r | . | | U I ! l l l l | " | ' | | | | g § i n | t h e m l i u l ! Q q m y f l l i f
. n s n u n n g m u n l u l l n a m a n m m m e t b l o f d I n Qh ~ \ a ¢ = » ~ o f u n m u l y p h a t n s m u c h ~ 3 ; ; » : r m m m _o m 1 ,P a r a a z w u l r e u e a n .r u .
9¢ | w ~ ns » ¢ .I n f m a b w k p r o f i l . o n m n w a s a t r i p t o s m h u m m A l l R e g u l a r M e a l s ....-mé
ill2° Uprrmwn was lnuwn almost up |.0ithc time when the dty officials found
that tho electric plant was bankmpt.
The family of Me x Hitchman,
brother of C.M.and Ray.of tha
Iarmer's State bank,arrived lan
|§==¢§1.nd=§:r in Qlrlhc from their home
Stock Yards and packing hom-cs.On
another trip the four ciubs ol the
county met Ind visitnd several forma
whore we judged horsci. cattle, sheep
and hogs in individual competition.
Three judges compared the grades
and selected a stock .ivdzins beam of
AN z xvr r xr r oz w ls z xrs xns n ' r o THE PUB LI C
'r o DROP xx AND TRY OUR SERVICE.
EVERYTHING HE AT . x x n CLEAN
ABOUT THE P LACE AND ME ALS
ssn vrz n RIGHTONCE .\ PATROP ALWAYS A |>ATRON
In Me x i c o a n d C . M . H i t c h m a n d r a w t hr e e t o r e p r e se n t w u n m g m o n t i m m y
d o w n a n d b r o u g h t t h e m u p t o B l a i r i n t h e m e e t a t t h e S u u F a i r .
Y
|v\hrra they will make their home for
In time at least.They are nieely lo-lcatcd in the Fred Complun house
L west Warhinglon street.They arem: entirely nnmeers in Blnir u:hr.flmily spent last summer here mul
Ixln- friend; they mad; at that time
arc very glad to have them back
ngmn.
,.xuronolxllle Acclnx-:xr
.l Ou lu! Friday evening as Mn M.
I was lucky enough to be high manand the ulher mgnheru were Clayton
Muruhnll and Merritt Cook.Al die
Sum Fair we judged two clusn ol
Pemheron houses, 1WD of Shropshire
ewes, one Hereford heifer. one Short-horn mn-r. nee ul mind China qluand one of Duroc Jersey gilu. 'I\~elveminute; were given la judge each :lun
and remsuns had to be given on (nur
dures.Our lenm won aecoml place in com-Mma.,;.Wim ihmeen blliei-' iemns.
Coon W TH G-A-s
~2 The only sensible, sanitary
method.Cheaper than any
.other way.»
3S3g R.Lippinc ott wu driving west and
Frank Dudgeon.was driving south
their cua collided at the intersection
of _lincoln and 'i`hi.rd streets.Both
cars were considerably damaged but'
| ' " " " ".. .-. . . ...: : : : : ~° ° f a 1 ' : = ' . : ' 2 : " 1 " ; i : : < ' : . : ' : ° ; : . , : »
t h e y x n m f i r s t a n d e e c o n d s o p e n , , , , , , _ }~ l R ~~~
; n a u ' e n t y a n d P ; t C ) u r o c d ? : i :B L A I R ~
Jensen 8: Bross will offer many good farm bargains at theinusual auction place.Horses are in ;f f
d e m a n d .B r i n g t h e m i n i f y o u w a n t t o d i s p o s e o f t h e m .5 '
'~¢¢ ylg¢ .r¢~a ¢.v1 £| ¢:cv auo ~a v¢ <a s:o~enr|~.| vo ov -a ~o ;» uu|o vo ouo0 ¢ n0 v| ov ouuo ov | oo aa vv .v0 ~o \:o <)\>|~os >| <.a ¢r|~av o~oo » |1 a4 ,~|1 J¢ >l<.| ¢y ¢~¢.|| _~¢
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Tm: EN'I'ERPRISE_ BLAIR. .NEBRASKA 'rim ENTERPRISE. n:.A[g,_5|;l§I\sx.~\
soil, su that the :mall feedn roots of
plants wi" grarlualty remll It.
Elements In Fsrilllzarn.The three main elemvnts uf plant
food mntnlncd in commercial tunillmn
an-phosphoric acld,nitrogen.and
potaah.Nitrcgfn has tho effect ot
stlmulatlmz the lvaf growth. Ind phal-illmrlr lcld nm! potuh have s tendency
to Increase root ggruwth and to mature
the seeds or me punts. Ilool cmpa andpotntoen require a Ntlonabie amountnt pumah.Cam, helm. and olhen of
the Ktrden cf°9l. which are grown for
their pods or seedl, want a uumeientmvvlr of phosphoric add, while let
tuce. celery. :win chnrd, and olhen
of the salad or I n f crops requln
plenty of nltrogen.The urea! plan.
however, ll ln apply an Illmund orcompletefertllizerhavin;approxi-
mately 8 per cent phosphorlf: acid. 4
oxS pe rr en t n itro ge n,md2 or 3p efeen! nolnh on had that n to be do
vultd to general garden cmpl.
ORICH, SANDY Lum FOR BEETS
Be ld Sho uid Bc S ow n Abou t Ti me L a st
F r vi t l A r c D u n ;R u d y f o r
U n I n F e w W a e k t .
G a r d e n b e e t s m a y h e g r o w n i n a n y
go o d I n "b u t t h r i ve he a l o n rl c h .
m u d ;Iu n m .T h e seed c a n b r s o w n
a b o u t t h e E l m a t h e l m t r a m a r e d u e .
a n d t h e y o u n g t : w i l l b e r e i d : t o r
m l m i n 4 t o 6 u e e k l .
L a u r p l a n t i n g s w i l l g i ve a s u r n a
§Io n a n d pru~rld¢»hc et s fo r w i n t e r
nlorn rre.Th e w e d s h o u i d b e s o w n In
n d r i l l \ r l l I: n b o a t s o r 1 0 s e e d l l l l l l
I o t h e foo t.I t s h o u l d b e b o n y :l n
ml nd th a t P at h n e ed ha l l c on t ai n s fro m
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A Feeling of Security
You utunliy fn!neun when m
know thu lb! m-ldicine you an abou; £0
take is absolutely pun usd contains Illharmh! or habit. pmdu1:in| drugs.Such a medicine in Dr. Kilmlfa Sump
Rool, kidney, liter and bkddcr IvwldrThe uma standard ol purity. strength
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ENRICHED Sol|_ WILL PRODUCE GOOD CRUPS
h n l r l a a f S u m p R o o t .
I t is d e n l i h m l i y compounded l m m
rr zr ta bl l b cr bl .
I t i n m t n a r l i m u h n t m d i l t a k n h a
trampoonful doin.
It il no t r ec omm en ded fo r nez yt hin g.
l l i s n a h u fs n u t h e l p e r i n r o l z w i a g
m d overcoming kidney.l i ve r a n d bl ad
der troubles.
A n m n statement o f pu r i t y in 1 i t h
;1 , r y b a t i k a f D r . K i l m d a S t u m p -
oat.I !s w need n medicine.r w should
#a ve t i ll b an .0 1 | a l e a t a l l d n l s t a n !
sn bo t t le s of tw o si a n . m ed i u m m d l u n
Ho w eve r, i f y ou wi s h E n t t o t r y t h i s
sp-ae p n p l n i i o n a n d t e n : e n t s t o D r .
hml me r & Co. , Bi ng ham to n. H . Y .. for n
nmp lg ho tti e.W h e n w r i t i n g In m n a n dmr nl id n t hi s p ap e r. -u \ d1 ¢l 'Ul !IIl¢ ll L
Wan Femllzcd Pm of Ground, wnh Reasonable Attcntlon,Is Bu n tn
Give Sltisfaeinn to 01| Grower who wan Kap tho W ada Out and Pro
vida Sufficient aunt of Molnurn.
IJYEI3 HER BA8Y'S con,
A SKIRT MID cumms
WITH "DIAMOND DYES"
Plath ol mom! Dm" ounuma dirtelions no £-'3'»1- any woman cm
dn or tint hu old, warn, hded thing!nw.Even if nh: hu aunt dyed hofnn,she can ul. a nur, rich color into shabbykinda~ N I U .l1.£H:k||:|I
hrsten,co n mtl.u nliyliling a'§°m.....Dyes--no other
km -than pe eet homl- mlyem; is gurauteed.Just tell your druqlst thnherthe matedal ou wish to dy! is wool ordlkor 1bet ~ it 3; linen. nottnn or
mu mon nevermot. hd: or ~.....¢f.RI§.f...1.
Rn ! L o s ."And 3dq any you lost control or;nur rar?""Yom I 4:onlllnt keep upthe !nst|!Imn\nta."-Judge.
Whom They DmUrutor-"And speaking of work '
°*"Volts From Rear-"Lana ordldo the leased!"--\\ays!de l
RICH Sllll SURE
To GET RESULTS
<D§nqer in Use o! Too Much Corn-
mercial Fertilizer; May ln-
lure the Plants.
as TUP DR SIUE DRESSING
lay Bi uma- wnh Sn| | Along Rom
During \|\o Pmoa 0| Gramb-
mxmrn cunulnmg Muc h
Nn u oq w A n P u ma .
A llmlmd qunullzy of hllhinrle mmmu-dnl fertilizer enn be med to ul
L u i n e u u the unde runke r w ho
d r o p s t h e a h : u n d o f o b l r u r l l y a r o u n d
Innmr w o o d m a n .
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the fe rtil ize r b roa dca st ove r tha ' la nd
afte r Rt h as be en p lo we d : ul l Im rr mx ed ,
tha n gi vin g th e s ul i a sec nm s nml .e '¥ en
I l h l r d h n l 1 o \ r l n g l o m l s t h e fe r t i l i z e r
w i t h It th o ro u g hl y .A n a t l w r mretllod
la w ap p ly th e fe rt l ll z er un l lvm vn l ln th e
l o w s , £ l l e p l a n h e l m : t u o p e n t h e fu r -
r u u ,g u t t e r I n t h e fe n l l l z o r then,
b y m e a n s o f n sln;:Ie~¢hn\¢.l p l o w o r
wh et ! h oe . t lz a ro ux h lr mL : t he fr rl ll l zc r
vl l h H I! m i l l n t h i ! b o t t o m o f U n * r u r -
r o w .T h e s u r fa c e : o i l In th e n re -
na m e d a n d n o s e e d s a r e p l a n te d fo r a
fe w d a n u n t i l t h e fe n l l i z e r beco mes
th o r o ug h l y inc or| mr ule 1!w l t h t h e
n i l .
n ve r y c o n m n t n t e d fo r m n r p l a l n f fo o d
i n d .th e r efo r e sh o u l d b e used i n
mo d e r at i o n .
Am o u n t H e l d o d i n G z r d e n i
M a r k e t g n r d e n e n f r e q u e n t l y u s e a n
m u c h a s 2 0 0 0 po u n d s o f e o m m e r e l a l
fe r t l l l x e r o n a n a c r e o r g r o u n d .Th i *
w o u l d b e a t t h e r a t e o f a b o u t 4 o r 5
p o u n d s t o a p l o t n f g r o u n d 1 0 f e e t In
ea c h d i r ec t i on n r 1 0 0 n q u ar e Ie e t .A s
sumi ng:t h a t t h e a ve r a g e b a c k y a r d
n u l e n l s a b o u t 3 0 h y t l ) fe e t t n a i u .
50 to 7 0 po un ds of s ta nd ar d. lx lg hg ra de
tr uc ke rs 'fe r ti l iz e r w o u l d h e a l l t h a t
wo u l d h e sa fe t o a pp l y o n n g a r d e n o f
tho se dim en si on s.U n d e r mo s t r o n
dl t lo n s 5 0 p ou n ds wi l l h e t he ma x im u m
l m n u n t t o u s e .
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th e ro a a tr a e tt va p r o gr a m t h e y p r es e n t
fo r m e Im p r o ve m e n t o f t h e a e r vl o e :
Th a - e l vl l a e r d c a o n t u h u m a n a i d e
e u l t l l l l l o f a b o u t 50ll.0tl1\m e n a n d
:r o me o e n ga g ed ln th e o p er a ti o n o t a n
an t tq u at b d pa t c l za d u p ma t h ln e .B e
oau ae o f t h e d u r a b l l l t y n f it s vl l a l
p a r t s a n d t h e fa l t h a n d a h l l l t y o f t h e
m u l o f t h e o p o r a t l r e a th e utact tlov
a n n f ttnetlotta.B u t th e 'parts a r e
t t l o l t e d a n d m a n y of tt lsem a r e d e
fe ct i ve .T h e m a n a n r a a n d au pe r lo -
tentlettta o f t h e eat ah ll ahm en t.b e l n l
to o wt fte o c h os e n t or po l lt l ra t r e aa o na .
Th e em p l oy e e s a r e r e c r u i t e d u n d
a l a w at t tc h pr o vtd e a a tent
qur tl lt lr at lo rut , an d pr ob abl y ni ne te nt
of th e r a n k a nd nl e ha ve a at t a fa c to r l
panned th e en t r an c e teat.B u t t
be t te r posl tlo ua.an y fr o m $ 3 .0 0 0 t t
wan t. are us ual ly occ ttp tet l b y p otl tl
app oin tee s.A n o t h e r cooa ltte rab
g r o u p o t e m p l o y e e s n t t h e i r a p p o l ~
me n t a b r ex e c ut l va o r d e r .t r a l vl
dvl l a e r vl ce t e a t a o f l l t t t e a a
Th e n e wc o m e r In t h e a e r vl ce , t h e
fo r e , n t r d a h i m s e l f u p ag a l a a t a m l
m u m o t op p o r t u n l t y fo r pr om o tl ~
tt lt h t h e d la l te a rt en l ng kn o wl e dg e t h
th e a dva n c em e n t vvtxlctt l a e a r n e d
ctua pet enc e i s al l t oo llk ely to be gtv
to t l t a fr i e nd o r p o t l t l ca l a u p p o n e r
a-otue t t m g r e n m a n o r exec ttt lve tv
wi al ae v tf t p a y a po ll tl ca l de bt .A
w e e m p l o y e e l a a u h j e c t to dl a m l a
at t he w lt l nf t he e xe f tt t l ve o f h i s ~
partm ent. uoh -an he ea ll b ring aut llcl
pol it ic al t nl tue nc e to h ea r.
In ot h er wo r t la . t h e c lvl l ae r tfl ce I
la no t tra cked up by ento rtrlt tg pu tter
t h e c u l t Se r vl c e commta aton.
me r e l y r e c r u l t a t he a p p l i c a n t : fo r
tran ce.Th e r e a ft e r th e em p lo y
fa t e ut la r1 :e Iy "a m a t t e r o t hta o
lu ck an d n eg a ti ve pa a al ve me r it . Th
ta n o ayatetn b r trttlclt h e m a y
am - t t t o t h e Joh,a n d n o pr ot ec t
against dtam laaal, tank- aa tho empl~
talrrtaell' can altotv th a t th e reatlon
po ll tl ca l or r el i g io u s ." F o r t h e z
o f t h e ac r \ l t e . "a l t h e l a w r e
c o ve r s e ve r y ot h e r c h a r g e w h i c h
u. e t ut l ve o l l l cl a l ma y b ri n g .T h e
n o c o u r t o r a p p e a l .
Su ch 'la t he o pp re ul ve , in ce nt ive!
vl t l a t l n g tttmottpitere o f t h e g o v
m e n t aervtce.l t attllea In l tl a t
fr u a t r a t e a u mb l t l o n a a n d redu ces
m o n o f e m p l o y e e s t o a m o r e o r
pa a at ve a t at e , w hi c h la p e r me a t e d
a a e n ae o f fe a r .
I n au ch a n at m os p he r e ttatu
en o u g h th e ph ys ic al c on dl tl on a of
pl o y ta r n t a r e fa r fr o m w h a t
ahottld b e . a n d t h e g o ve r n m e n t I
et lt d ea c y. aa d o es an y o th e r a mp l
w h e r e t h e tt ag e ar a l e la lnat leq
a n d ttna tand ardl zed.w h e r e n o t
to n t l l t i o n a a r e h a d a nd h o u r : o f
to o l o n ; a n d i r r e g u l a r .
Th e w a n e s c a l e l a a o l o a f th a t
Ci vi l S er vi c e rn m ml as d on h a s at m
In aec urt og p r o p e r l y q t m l l t e d a
ca n t a. a nd t hr o u gh o u t t h e s e rvi c e
h r m o r e r la h i g h .Em p lo y ee s d
t h e a a m e k l n d o f w o r k o f t e n
vr tdelr dlt te te nt ra te a o f p a y :
per le ne ed w o r k e r :o ft e n re c ei ve
I
VARIETY IN SPRING VEILS
Many Intoreotlng Face Coverings AnHow Bling Shown for the
Benson at Hand.
In the lineup of uprlng .nrcessurlesIndforgluemu o n at lmnd many
lntereallng novelties are shown.The
long, narrow scart or panel Cen u oneel the chlc bits af face covering. Ind
lt mn! be worn ln ever so many wan.
This scar! veil is frequently drap-
ed across the tm! and allowed to hll
over the shoulders. giving a non, becomlng framing to the race.Or may
be d r aw!over rho hat an d d rum
buck to be tied under or zeroes thelulr.The ends are ilnlahed with
novelty borders of one sort. or another.
Fringe 1|a not un u s w trimming.
The larger veils are frequently tlnlzhed
with cord or ribbbn fringe.Among the new veils may be men-
tioned the large iq ulr e on e mn anoe mean section woven into one aloe.
this section forming a tlght face well,
while the 'rell proper with Ita moreharolepatterndup e:the lu :and
shoulden.
he prlmarliy nttnc tlve for children.they are by no mmm Impossible for
gmwnups.Almlher group takes in the printedmodels.'rlxese employ wldo colored
bonieru frequently reileved by whlto
younger womlu nr schod glr! ln the
form nf a simple llttte sport dressnccompgnleelbyamatlnkeeping
with the ilnel of ihe drtii. umllly
equipped with wc k eu and n belt.and employing such fnhrlcs as veivet.
velveteen.corduroy.heu3 knittedwoolfabricsandtweed.Tweed in
exceedingly popular at the preaenc
lime.
Washable Hats.Hats of pique and rep an in be
popular washable model: for summer
md more red style features appearln these sturdy "tub" lull than avec
bslore.Cleverlr :hushed brlmr ar
ranged lo :urn up at back.:Me orfront are seen. wah stitching or plp-
mg in contrasting color an the trim-
mln:
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ve .th e
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Int er es t.T h o n e c h w e a r t r a d e l l h i k i n g
s p o r t n o c k w m r nt r o n g l y m d cunaa-
qu e n t l y L l s h o w i n ;h b r l c n n l ' : p p m
p r l a t e w e s t : m d i n e x c e e d i n g l y m a r t
co l or ed o ct s .
w h a t p r o m i s e :t o b e o n e o r t h e
succe ssful fa b r i c s o f t h e s e u p u fo r
th i s n u m w la "c o t t o n ho m es p un , "
w h i c h com es l n p l d n co l or s a n d l n
go o d lo o ki n g s tr i pe s .an d l a s m a r t e s t
w h e n s e t e m i ;mn nn t ah .o r d e c o r a t e d
w i t h h a n d d r a w n w o r k .
So m e om b a o ld e r y l n co l o rs i a us ed
as w e l l .Ne w m o d e l s i n t h i s m a t e r t x t
M W be e n b r o u g h t Du i .O n o h u s
c l u r a c t e r i n l c m l :sp o r t co l l a r a n d
p o a e t s l n m e t u r n e d u p b o t t o m .
A c o i ln r l o s I m o d e l. w i t h h a n d d r a w n
ra ve n a t t h e fr o n t , u e m e c t i ve l y 'm o m
w i t h a c o a t h i r i n g u b l a c k c o l l a r .
F l l n n l t l A n F a vo r u d .
I!e n u t l fu l p l a i n r o l o r .St ri pe d m d
eh nc ko d tl a nn e l s a re vc- r y m u c h u n d
fo r a l l m m m : r o f s p r i n g m d s u m m e r
sp o r t s a p p a r e l .T h e ma t e r i a l s t h a t
a r e r e c o m m e n d e d a r e g u a r a n t e e d n o t
t o | L h r !n k o r fa d e l l ' c a r o m l l y w a s h e d .
an d th er e t a ce r ta in ly a fr ea lm o m ab ou t
t h a n n n n n e i a th a t l s ve r y p l e u l n g .
M m ; g p n n s k i r t s a r e d e ve l o p e d f r o m
t h e st r i p e d fa b r lf'It a n d n p o p u l n
m u a h fo r t h e b o t t o m o f t h e m n In
| e 1 fK r i n g ? - t h a t i l .t h e m x t e r i a l is
: i m p l y n w l a d t o | 'o r m n h i n g e a n d
t h t e d g e o vc n t l t c h e d o r w h i p p e d w i t h
n a n t h r e a d s o m a t t t w i l l n o t c o n
xl nn e t o t r u 'a n d r n ve l .S o m e t l m u
a s l i p o u r n m o c t o r n l i t t l e co a t
matclmlng t h e st r i p e v m ;c co mp an ,1
t h e s k i r t . t h e : w o m a k i n g u p a e i n e r
"nu-ae.-um sms.
A prnc tinl dren recently seen.made cf black crepe blckvd mtln had
u detachable palr of short sleeve! anintonnatbodice.xvmnouz the
shoxes the dren was n dinner or eve-ni ng mm. a nd m m th e u n a :1:
could nerve Ihr afternoon wear..Th ;
¢ -- --
Hats, Purses, Shoes Ara nf the
Most Brilliant Hue.
n - n . »
H m mlhs dt Il Pronouncld In theOffering! Bauig Shown in tho
French ahopa.
To ilwele who cannot go zo Plrin
lad llrolt along lhe Rue de Il Pai;
where some or the must beautiful new
vltiu In the world are simwu, as wen
as many of the Interesting huts whichewnmually rind thelr way m the mn
Iluery shops In his colintry. the nov
clues and :n| ll|:u:r,,"1nah from ini-
nrr al1»¢*¢lull5 i|1lt°r\*ttin;.:.They rf|»
re-:vnu the newvsl otfurings of tim u
cluulve I'n\mh shops.
The inI,:hz ms nmaw hats emm
llrnt In lhln nlnhrevinlewi 11view flfn1l¢a.Thgy are hlwlnxerx nf sprlm:
afwr the Inng uimer days.Sumo umhua .mid limi whvn II wlnvs to the
m.ner of taste tl. siren women nn
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dlvlded Inln two ma n n - t h a w whuf
"tar red huts and tlmw mlm do not.
I: ll more than Ilkelt :hm me former
will he In :he mujm11; tl1Is3mr.Lfulhrr In the l»r¢|;htnt nf redn.vergjng un thu nrllrivl hlwes,Is used
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Striking oven for tha "linkin glrl'
is a 'l'ro¢k of wh lll orglndle,worn
with a urge black mlian hat with longStreamer!-l combination that ls al-
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lothers Know That
Genuine Gastuna
.awww- v---JET?-*3"»a"?»-'»7 -f§A l w a y s
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Da f t wa i t u n 6l p ai n s I n d : b a s
buz omainmnhledisases. Avoid
paidudmnaequenessbycaking
f m g d - "\..f ?v.Y ~"r 1~".' I - 4 '.¥"»*F J ~: . .~ 1 ,i f f *~f . . : . '~,|(s.§":.,_~ ' » < . : 4 ~ f H 4_ f ~~. = :f , » 2 ; . f @ » v § T ; , ,~- I U
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=r )\p f 1 -'-I L _aI i i ; - 1 '* F e r f '' ~~4 ~";_ - . f , - , e
The lodd'| llnndud nmoéy for kldnly.Bun, bladder and mio add truoblor-who
National Remedy ol Hoihnd duet 1606'rhno i l l .all droqhu.'
c a n - m a n_ " " " " " . 1 I ' 1 '.='.=..¢....».¢.' 2 * " " '
0G a r i l e l d T e a
W a s Y o u r
G r a n d m o t h o f s R e m e d y
For every stomach"and lntesliml Ill.
~_ -This good ohlf|$h1 ;3 loned herb home
.I remedy for cornu
. ~pauon. mmnch lmj-g f and other demogr
mr.-nts ot the cys
tem so prevalent these days ia in even
:renter favor as a f amily medicine
than in your gr.:ndrnulher| day.
- " x
Wan Femllzcd Pm of Ground, wnh Reasonable Attcntlon,Is Bu n tn
Give Sltisfaeinn to 01| Grower who wan Kap tho W ada Out and Pro
vida Sufficient aunt of Molnurn.
W h e n T n a s D r a w s t h e L i n a .
Pe rs u nu li y w e c l a i m : h u t w o m e n
h a ve a r i g h t t o s m o k e If t h e y w a n t m
~u t w e wo u ld h at e In se e n h ou s e wi fe
~ : k i n g p l e s w n h a m m i n h e r m o u t h .
alvent nn NPW H.
Headaches
Are Usuauy Due
to Con ati pation
When you ue c onstipat-cd. there il not enough
lubricant producfd yyour sy stem to keep the
food waste mfl..Doc tor:rrclcrlba Nuiol becauseu ac tion is so c lose zothis natural lubricant.
Nuiol is a lubric ant-nota medicine or inac tive-ao cannot gripe.Try ittoday.
N u j o l
Ib? C¢;;z;?im¢'z¢;11z
RICH Sllll SURE
To GET RESULTS
<D§nqer in Use o! Too Much Corn-
mercial Fertilizer; May ln-
lure the Plants.
as TUP DR SIUE DRESSING
lay Bi uma- wnh Sn| | Along Rom
During \|\o Pmoa 0| Gramb-
mxmrn cunulnmg Muc h
Nn u oq w A n P u ma .
A llmlmd qunullzy of hllhinrle mmmu-dnl fertilizer enn be med to ul
Ira wlne in know a llltle more manyou let pwnle think you know.
Th e p r i c e s o f c a n o n a n d l i n e n h a ve
be e n d o u b l e d b y th e w a r .L e u g l h e n
m e l r u » r \ i c e b y u s i n g Il e d C r o s s B a l l
B l u e In t h e l a u n d r y .Al l g r o r . e r a - A d ~
ve| ttl eme {.I..
the fe rtil ize r b roa dca st ove r tha ' la nd
afte r Rt h as be en p lo we d : ul l Im rr mx ed ,
tha n gi vin g th e s ul i a sec nm s nml .e '¥ en
I l h l r d h n l 1 o \ r l n g l o m l s t h e fe r t i l i z e r
w i t h It th o ro u g hl y .A n a t l w r mretllod
la w ap p ly th e fe rt l ll z er un l lvm vn l ln th e
l o w s , £ l l e p l a n h e l m : t u o p e n t h e fu r -
r u u ,g u t t e r I n t h e fe n l l l z o r then,
b y m e a n s o f n sln;:Ie~¢hn\¢.l p l o w o r
wh et ! h oe . t lz a ro ux h lr mL : t he fr rl ll l zc r
vl l h H I! m i l l n t h i ! b o t t o m o f U n * r u r -
r o w .T h e s u r fa c e : o i l In th e n re -
na m e d a n d n o s e e d s a r e p l a n te d fo r a
fe w d a n u n t i l t h e fe n l l i z e r beco mes
th o r o ug h l y inc or| mr ule 1!w l t h t h e
n i l .
n ve r y c o n m n t n t e d fo r m n r p l a l n f fo o d
i n d .th e r efo r e sh o u l d b e used i n
mo d e r at i o n .
Am o u n t H e l d o d i n G z r d e n i
M a r k e t g n r d e n e n f r e q u e n t l y u s e a n
m u c h a s 2 0 0 0 po u n d s o f e o m m e r e l a l
fe r t l l l x e r o n a n a c r e o r g r o u n d .Th i *
w o u l d b e a t t h e r a t e o f a b o u t 4 o r 5
p o u n d s t o a p l o t n f g r o u n d 1 0 f e e t In
ea c h d i r ec t i on n r 1 0 0 n q u ar e Ie e t .A s
sumi ng:t h a t t h e a ve r a g e b a c k y a r d
n u l e n l s a b o u t 3 0 h y t l ) fe e t t n a i u .
50 to 7 0 po un ds of s ta nd ar d. lx lg hg ra de
tr uc ke rs 'fe r ti l iz e r w o u l d h e a l l t h a t
wo u l d h e sa fe t o a pp l y o n n g a r d e n o f
tho se dim en si on s.U n d e r mo s t r o n
dl t lo n s 5 0 p ou n ds wi l l h e t he ma x im u m
l m n u n t t o u s e .
Co mm er ci al fer ti li z er s ar e us ua ll y fm t
up Ln me i n: co n ta i n in g 1 0 0. IIIT o r
p o u n d s , a n d a g o o d p i n a w o u l d b e fo r
tw o o r m o re gn r tl e ne r a t o j oi n t o ge t he r
l u b u y i n g fe r t l i l z fr ._
Me t h o ds o f Ap p l i c at i o n .
Tl u e m Ir e tw o ar !1 |f t 4 e me th o ds o l
l p p l y l n g r o m m e r r l a l fvrtlllzenm.T h e
tl rn t an d m us t co mm o n is b y s ca tt er in g
t h e fe r t i l i z e r b r o a d c a s t o ve r t h e l a n d
l
.1
r0nn|¢lPra bI supply of l n m n r d
u u m u r e l h u e be e n np p i le d .O o m
m e r d n l fe r l l l l z e r l n c ! q u i c k l y a n d c a n
b e u m ! z u : p e d a l a d va n t a g e w h e n i t
1 | d m l n d t o m a t u r e c r a p s i n a s h o r t
p e r i o d o f l l m e .
Th e b e st re s u lt s c a n b e o b ta i ne d b s '
t h e u s e o f fc - r l l l l z e r a n l a n d tlmt.l l
we l l i l l l e d w i t h o r g a n i c m a t t e r .H o w -
e ve r . fa i r r e s u l t : a n y b e o l n t a l n e d b r
t h e u s e o f fe r t i i l z e r n n Ia m ! t h a t h a s
n o t be en m a n u r e d a n d w h i c h ls d c -
tl c l e n t l n o r ga n i c m a t t e r , a r c n n i l n g t o
t h e U n i t e d S t a t e : D e p n r t m n n t u f A g d -
cu l t u r e .
Th e g re a t d an xe r l n t h e us e o f ¢ : nm »
m vr c l n l fe r t u lz e r s i s t h a t : o n l a r g e
q u n n t l a l n m a y b e ap p l i e d a n d m u s e
In j u r y t o t h e p l n n t l .It m u s t h e b o r n e
Cuticura Soap
Sure KJ
~OR INDIGESTION
~ . ~; g;~
s x ~'|w Ssizzexf
I " ' ~SureRelid
E | . l . ' A N $I
Zt and 754 Packugcs,Ev~~~~ . .
Th i !h u m !un n i n d g l n g fo r I d e a s -
r n l n h vd n r u n fu r n l s h e d . a n t h e c u s
ay be .
.a |lm a r c h !fe r i u l z e n i n t o u s e t h e m a s
l . l o p n r a i d e d r u u l n g : l u n a r t h e m u
o f p l a n t ! d u r i n g t h e p e r i o d o f g m l r t h .
. l l l l r l l é o f l o - d n a n d n n n l z e r m i x t u r e s
eo n t s in l n g a c vn d d e m b l e pe rc e nt ag e
a t n m - a g e n a n g m a r a l l y u s e d f o r t h i s
pu rp os e.w h e n us i n g fe r t i l i z e r u n
Fonjthe Hands
soil, su that the :mall feedn roots of
plants wi" grarlualty remll It.
Elements In Fsrilllzarn.The three main elemvnts uf plant
food mntnlncd in commercial tunillmn
an-phosphoric acld,nitrogen.and
potaah.Nitrcgfn has tho effect ot
stlmulatlmz the lvaf growth. Ind phal-illmrlr lcld nm! potuh have s tendency
to Increase root ggruwth and to mature
the seeds or me punts. Ilool cmpa andpotntoen require a Ntlonabie amountnt pumah.Cam, helm. and olhen of
the Ktrden cf°9l. which are grown for
their pods or seedl, want a uumeientmvvlr of phosphoric add, while let
tuce. celery. :win chnrd, and olhen
of the salad or I n f crops requln
plenty of nltrogen.The urea! plan.
however, ll ln apply an Illmund orcompletefertllizerhavin;approxi-
mately 8 per cent phosphorlf: acid. 4
oxS pe rr en t n itro ge n,md2 or 3p efeen! nolnh on had that n to be do
vultd to general garden cmpl.
Young :mu Mako Good Groenl.
1 to 0 leeds. and that the been wlllrfqulre" oowdernble Lblnnlng.The
young hefvl that are pulled Du!ln
thinning may be used u gmc.-ns duringthe early spring.Where the brew are
an be |:l\0n iumd cultlvltlun entirety.
the rows may be plnced na sIusely ms
I2 to H inches apart :nd the pinnulhblilli be thinned to ?\o 3 inches in
the row.-lfulted Sums Department of
Agriculture.
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G a r d e n b e e t s m a y h e g r o w n i n a n y
go o d I n "b u t t h r i ve he a l o n rl c h .
m u d ;Iu n m .T h e seed c a n b r s o w n
a b o u t t h e E l m a t h e l m t r a m a r e d u e .
a n d t h e y o u n g t : w i l l b e r e i d : t o r
m l m i n 4 t o 6 u e e k l .
L a u r p l a n t i n g s w i l l g i ve a s u r n a
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nlorn rre.Th e w e d s h o u i d b e s o w n In
n d r i l l \ r l l I: n b o a t s o r 1 0 s e e d l l l l l l
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s h o u i d b e t h o m u g h l y d r a i n e d b e
fo r e c r o p s a n p l a n t e d u p o n l l .
I f m e d l u n s o r o p e n d i t c h n
ca n n o t b e p r o vi d e d .: h c n e x t
b e s t t h i n g u t o p l a n t m e c r o p s
a n sl i g h t r l d g u .s o a s In g o t
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EXCURSIONS To
WESTERN CANADA
Round Trip for Single Fare
Plus Two Dollars
G00d nm and 'num 'l`ll¢S1|&Y! sn Each Month
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western Canada's Farming Posdbllities
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l n l a r m n u o a n p p l y w ~
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SMART wA|5TCO.1T ADDS To surf
NEW unvsurlzs IH HANDKIES
Attractive Linn o! Embroidered andOtherwise Decoratsd Kuchiefs
Now on Dlnplay.
An exceedingly attractive lin? ot
hxndkerchleh in computed of chose ofhandmun.hand woven linen, with
dellclte.eiabontelr embroideredtrIma.The linen u very had almost
gauzelike ln appearance.wllh un:-
llance that is due to the process ot the
old rumen who ma h i t.The em-
broidery is onfn along the spoke stitchllne. many rows of opcnwork mating
a wide border; whit:medalilons in-
tricately worked out are alno notice
i c t H e a l : n d T o n g u e .
fo r h a m l l l l l l d u n o t s a vo r » r c o u n t r y
r o u l s a n d g o l f c u u r s e l . u l o n e m i g h t
ex p e ct . b ut a re m a de 9 1 d e s ig n s qu l t e
a p p r o p r i a t e f o r t o w n w e a r .
I n co lo n ia l d i y !b o t h m e n a n d
w o m e n w o r e : h o e s w l l h N d h e e l s , s o
t h e : h a n o f t o d a y w l t h s c a r l e t n e l :
and z mag ue s a re n 1~ :vl \n l o f n fnn lnl on
Im e vn l e u t In t l m c l w h e n a l l d r e s s w a s
m o r e fr l f o l o u l a n d m u c h m o r e pl c-
t n r e s q u e t h a n i t l l l o d l y .
it vrorrles n woman if she e|.n't atsome man to worry about her.
Bklng In Bolh vln;Gertrude-"Well,nny ny ,000116
d r e n !like a gentleman."Clare-"¥ndeed!I never nur mm dnenlng."
a n d l n f a r r u l C o a w m a - G o t t e n
H o m u p u n N n k w u r .
S p r i n g ts t o m e t h e wa i st c oa t o r
gi l e t est ab li sh ed a s a n e u e u t i a l n o
m u o n 't o t h e s m a r t s u l !cu t t u m e .
Th i s i s th e o n l y co nc lu si on o n e c a n
n a c h a t m vl e w i l r l 5 n u m b e r o f s p r i n g
ge t now .m u a n o n th a t a ccount
dl n l n c t h r e .S o m e i r r e g u l a r l y ah a p e d
sc al lo p b o r d e r !a r e a l s o 1 | o r t h y c t
no te ,b e i n ;co m b i n e d w i t h : h a e m ~
b r o l d e r y .
S o m a h a n d em b ro l d en e d a n i m a l
ha n d k e r c h i e f; a r a p l a a a l n g .T h e y a n
b o t h i n w h i l e o n co l o r e d li n en ,a n d
i n c o l o r s o n w h i t e .W h i l e t h e y m u
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SPIRIN
WARNING!Sxiy f'Bayer" when you buy Aspirin.
Unless you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you aré
not getting genuine Aspirin prescdbed by physicians
over 22 years and proved safe by millions for
Colds Headathe Rheumatism
Toothache Neuralgla Neuritis
Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain
pxqvt wiv "Baya" padage which contains pmpa directions.
uwmy -|.,¢~ me a u umm-Muwmuazam xoo-nmguu.
Witch Cutleun Imp:wo Your thin.
On rising and actin-ing gently mu:the hee umm Cutic un Olntment.
Wash oil' Olntment in i n mlnutesvim Cutic nn Sup and hot unter.It
1| wonderful what Cullc un will do
for poor compiexionn. dmdmif. mum;
and nd rough h».nd|.-Advgrtlnemlnt.
Th:t'| thi Kind.Jones-"Slmmou| neema to have n
pocletod, m mrrowiy ilr|ped'boméF
spun.There are many Puritan enllnreri
d i n :in Um zprlng collection.andusematerialsandcolonlnwhich
they.as well ns other models,arebelngshowna n lnnumenble.
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onFS t r i k i n g o ve n f o r l h l " 1 It £ t n t g l r l
i s a 'l'ro¢k o f w h l l l o r g l n d l e ,w o r n
w i t h a u r g e b l a c k m l i a n h a t w i t h l o n g
S t r e a m e r ! - l co m b i n a t i o n t h a t l s a l -
I w l y l g o o d .
signs are nllu £0 be had. one showin;an mmnrile.Snmellmea lnuend of I.
colored border the color square u in
the center.
he prlmarliy nttnc tlve for children.they are by no mmm Impossible for
gmwnups.Almlher group takes in the printedmodels.'rlxese employ wldo colored
bonieru frequently reileved by whlto
vertlsement.
VARIETY IN SPRING VEILS
Many Intoreotlng Face Coverings AnHow Bling Shown for the
Benson at Hand.
In the lineup of uprlng .nrcessurlesIndforgluemu o n at lmnd many
lntereallng novelties are shown.The
long, narrow scart or panel Cen u oneel the chlc bits af face covering. Ind
lt mn! be worn ln ever so many wan.
This scar! veil is frequently drap-
ed across the tm! and allowed to hll
over the shoulders. giving a non, becomlng framing to the race.Or may
be d r aw!over rho hat an d d rum
buck to be tied under or zeroes thelulr.The ends are ilnlahed with
novelty borders of one sort. or another.
Fringe 1|a not un u s w trimming.
The larger veils are frequently tlnlzhed
with cord or ribbbn fringe.Among the new veils may be men-
tioned the large iq ulr e on e mn anoe mean section woven into one aloe.
this section forming a tlght face well,
while the 'rell proper with Ita moreharolepatterndup e:the lu :and
shoulden.
Ec onomy n a hard mad so tndnt leads to the und of Aches.
Mu tt Hs u Bun 1 Battonlln.
An snglum teac her uked me ..to wrlle a sentence that meant
same thing as "A wink u as podn nod to n bllnd horse."s o m
th
younger womlu nr schod glr! ln the
form nf a simple llttte sport dressnccompgnleelbyamatlnkeeping
with the ilnel of ihe drtii. umllly
equipped with wc k eu and n belt.and employing such fnhrlcs as veivet.
velveteen.corduroy.heu3 knittedwoolfabricsandtweed.Tweed in
exceedingly popular at the preaenc
lime.
Washable Hats.Hats of pique and rep an in be
popular washable model: for summer
md more red style features appearln these sturdy "tub" lull than avec
bslore.Cleverlr :hushed brlmr ar
ranged lo :urn up at back.:Me orfront are seen. wah stitching or plp-
mg in contrasting color an the trim-
mln:
but she nenriy hinted when me resmu one:~:.~
"The clolrlng at the right optic 1as lntllclent no u rnpid inclination
the cnnium to n nghueu quadruped.
-Ellc hlnge.
Int er es t.T h o n e c h w e a r t r a d e l l h i k i n g
s p o r t n o c k w m r nt r o n g l y m d cunaa-
qu e n t l y L l s h o w i n ;h b r l c n n l ' : p p m
p r l a t e w e s t : m d i n e x c e e d i n g l y m a r t
co l or ed o ct s .
w h a t p r o m i s e :t o b e o n e o r t h e
succe ssful fa b r i c s o f t h e s e u p u fo r
th i s n u m w la "c o t t o n ho m es p un , "
w h i c h com es l n p l d n co l or s a n d l n
go o d lo o ki n g s tr i pe s .an d l a s m a r t e s t
w h e n s e t e m i ;mn nn t ah .o r d e c o r a t e d
w i t h h a n d d r a w n w o r k .
So m e om b a o ld e r y l n co l o rs i a us ed
as w e l l .Ne w m o d e l s i n t h i s m a t e r t x t
M W be e n b r o u g h t Du i .O n o h u s
c l u r a c t e r i n l c m l :sp o r t co l l a r a n d
p o a e t s l n m e t u r n e d u p b o t t o m .
A c o i ln r l o s I m o d e l. w i t h h a n d d r a w n
ra ve n a t t h e fr o n t , u e m e c t i ve l y 'm o m
w i t h a c o a t h i r i n g u b l a c k c o l l a r .
F l l n n l t l A n F a vo r u d .
I!e n u t l fu l p l a i n r o l o r .St ri pe d m d
eh nc ko d tl a nn e l s a re vc- r y m u c h u n d
fo r a l l m m m : r o f s p r i n g m d s u m m e r
sp o r t s a p p a r e l .T h e ma t e r i a l s t h a t
a r e r e c o m m e n d e d a r e g u a r a n t e e d n o t
t o | L h r !n k o r fa d e l l ' c a r o m l l y w a s h e d .
an d th er e t a ce r ta in ly a fr ea lm o m ab ou t
t h a n n n n n e i a th a t l s ve r y p l e u l n g .
M m ; g p n n s k i r t s a r e d e ve l o p e d f r o m
t h e st r i p e d fa b r lf'It a n d n p o p u l n
m u a h fo r t h e b o t t o m o f t h e m n In
| e 1 fK r i n g ? - t h a t i l .t h e m x t e r i a l is
: i m p l y n w l a d t o | 'o r m n h i n g e a n d
t h t e d g e o vc n t l t c h e d o r w h i p p e d w i t h
n a n t h r e a d s o m a t t t w i l l n o t c o n
xl nn e t o t r u 'a n d r n ve l .S o m e t l m u
a s l i p o u r n m o c t o r n l i t t l e co a t
matclmlng t h e st r i p e v m ;c co mp an ,1
t h e s k i r t . t h e : w o m a k i n g u p a e i n e r
'l'heun otsofto o| .l1r1 l1mdal1
dry work he avi er u m wma .:
c ron Ball Humbul: h elp to nm
"nu-ae.-um sms.
A prnc tinl dren recently seen.made cf black crepe blckvd mtln had
u detachable palr of short sleeve! anintonnatbodice.xvmnouz the
shoxes the dren was n dinner or eve-ni ng mm. a nd m m th e u n a :1:
could nerve Ihr afternoon wear..Th ;
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A z n m m m o f g m b o n u n n l l l b l o l l e o a t r u z l . o o a u l l a m d i l
; ; ,' ; ; - _f ; ? & ° 1 _= f , i ' ¢ . 2i " a 1 N : L : J l l N Z A . » E § ' . ' f " . § § 2 . ' 2 ?C O L D S .* - a
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lu~ou..~r alzmcu. oournrx n o u n . n l u u u
A | rea| : man: mon on their meceu to the failure of others.
Ma t te r of Ga ima n.
" W h a t d u e s u m p i c t u r e r e p r e s e n t
na k e d h i r. W ad l e lg h .
"Vexlux r h d n g f m m t h e n e l "n i
th e u rl d e al e r .'
"Gol nlli B h e m m ; l n ] c l o t h e s +
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ms house.Show me a hllnllng scene.
"Hare :ou nm. slr.Dian:ofchase."
"8he| not dressed, either.Reno
show me u plcture of some1mnr.En| lull."
m u ~Can the corkncrew come back,1|ntkad.It has ma t a
fe --- Happy Home
ble Cumpofund Hu Hdped
Mm y `
., ' Z:, . " m» . $ n: » 2 '1 . » ;' ; . :. ° m'
w k l d had ha 5 .: wld m ` 1 F ' I ~ . v. " } ° ¢ ' 1 ¢ £ 2 2
Will! Blu! Flame umm.A uvndy blue Mm lndlruln an-tn!
enmbuuun o f gn, run nun :ml nowu ts . u y f x h a u h m r n l u n u n c
(Nur York).l l lbvun "HCI thtproponlm nr ur and nn n u m \h¢
burners u muh um every mx ar ha:
m am- pm 1| um: d"e| w.-4.A y»|~law d u m lmn mn : h a l n gun a t
uw y u u mu :mum muwnma und uKlnerelun- bn-ln: walled.
Lysiia ll Pinkhamk
For th -"bg hal!-lick hm a . m m xmwuuedmu nm the lllghluthouseworkcannot bo mam|Yet tho work must bl dons.ldmy 'lumen ltrugglc dm furrf- m.6'er{ng from um- form olundo kvuhk thu make Qld! llvumlnnhlo Ind dui:L u a u ( u h m
F7-" £ » » . a m m - . v e n u b l n
Compound hu helpsd lbwnndx ofil!! meh "mf" "5"" theiruhed
umm us!vay wr we rm ma f.»Efh.. mum md remem-
ber dnt tha women wha 'mu thanhun-\ knew bow the felhbefotoma n; me ng ru bla »>=-md menglindwr wud x.lt helped than-l a ! H . ~
ervouuHond a. A rk.- "I had m a m a
J r R1dn| backward ln £l||» :nm uloeslrt
mn k e a mu n f e e ld u z y lf h e la e s n p -ln: from the sums.
I my ana,for the eertsinly belma.I | u £ a n lf : r & ve ears ".$§'
Lydin E. P1n1|ha.m'a modicfnu pulled
me thruul§ h . " - Mn .wm- a n U.g l tw ll .18 Hulborry St.,Reld.i.n¢,
m e V q e u b k
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m g w o r k w i t h o u t h e l p .I l e i g h do n y 9 5 p o u n d s w h e n m y h u s b n n d i
mo t h e r g z g u c d ed m e tx ; t a l k L y d i sE. P lnll 'a Vegetable <===~;4==»~==»=LN o w I h e a r t i l y r e m m m e n i 'zo a ll
m i fe r i n g l u m e n , l l 1 h a ve g d n e c l--fg \== an d h eal th.I n a d o a l l m y
w o t , a ny th in w a n t t o d o . " ' - L l n .
Ju l R SA IIIC II.vu ! i f 1 . A r k u u u .
L KaulInu uv!uu ua]vu u l l l u . l u u u l ube d o n e fo r I w o u l d o o me t i m n h a ve
t o i l e d a l u b o a n u o f t h c p i m l h a d .
A fr l l n d i n d u c e d m o z o t i k i y o u r
V e g s u b l e C o m p o u n d i n d I l u vl g e t
gr e at . ro i n lu fr o m i t .I k e e p h o m o
m d u n n b l e t o d o a l l m y o w u w o r k .
I r e c o m m e n d y o u r V t n h l c C o m -
p o u n d t o m y fr l e n d a w h o ve tro ubl es
l i m l l u a n m i n s . " - L i n . T . F o n ! -
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\wANTs ANOTHER CHANCE 13
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As sm: AS nm mn A mr m¢"~'~\f '\w v w i w l w l w f
5;"-"£f:e1'~7'-
l _of Ilfe.a3U~lPP°'| an UW! trunupedw¢a:u;_u.\u;_j_1;;1auely3\iu ul the em! of their " H
B-900mile drill frwn Culitvrah, Mr. and un. P¢r`5`.z.'z11m»n. with their uw Wldhy 1'fy |»s ;rnwld daughter, Murgumrn (who u rn. healthy and smigha 40 wrrnrw Dn u ¢ h m- 1 1 | n y s be mu m g i non Cm-lnmu day Air. nmi urn. Hinton started their hike, with just 15 cents uv everything-even hu mc for ms.
'1Jet1re¢o them"-tllelr goal, work."E1rsr;y|here we wen! I tried to gel wort."llollaer-Ac mpt lxlm at mei, dau.,
laid Blnton. "but seldom could End mythlng zo do."11| ll heavily Insured.!
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THE ENTERPRISE '[jj'f.§;»""e:f.;"=1 ~
Witneu my hand and zeal of saidCollty Court, this 10111 day of March,
1(SEAL)A. c . DEBEL.
I-St County Judge.
C l ~|..~.p r o vi d o d b y u i d O r d e r a n d de c r e e
a n d t h e h u i n s u c h c a a n m a d e a n d
p r o vi d e d .D a t e d a t B l a i r . N e b r a s k a , t h i s 'It h
da y o f M a r c h . 1 9 2 2 .M w n l c s m m r n a x s .
S h e r i f f o f W a a h i n m n n C o u n t y , N e -
b m a h .
sm:fulI"s `§lu.i;
OIllnlon. Maher & 0'Hanlon,
Attorneys.'By virtue of an oder of sale issuedout of the Districi Court of W;sh,ing-ton County, Nebraska, and in pursu
nm:.e of a decree of said Courg in an
bullnau visitor hen Honday.Herbert Hnso; and Teddlo Swan-son spent Sandi! in Otubllln. Leo Csmcronxfu | . guest of
relatives in Blair FrdauGu s . Gu y w a s a n ~ v l z i u a r
Friday._
htrltor of :hc Etnto ot Goo:ge M.Antill,deoeasedi.were ddendants,uid ac tionpeing for the Ionc losure
of a certain morlgqge, I will, at oneo'clock,Pf lf ., o n the 12th day ofApril. 1922. at thu West Front Door of
the Washington County Court House,
in the City of Blair, Nebraska. sellat public auction to the higheak and
Mi n :argon fully ~an the
North One-Half » f " i h »So ulhn lt
Quuter o! Section M. Township 18,
R u m u , 2 m ¢ = f u » ¢ s u = P l I . , a -
cept ten (103 rods wide cut from the
wut and of the uid nort one-ha!! df
... . - .. . .-
(0)
Lioensed Embalmer
Fussen! Director
HA GGARD I:UNRUH
Courtesy--Service-»Simplicity
QUALITY FIRST
m d Pen-onli Eltate estimatil at
$600.00 and paying for administra-
" ° §h " § ° i 1 ma c tyouai ua ap a nun yCourt on the Slat £22501 Much, 1922
at 10 o'clock rn.. and contest uid
petition, the will appoint A. R.
Brock or some other suitabio penon
A LOCAL NEWSPAPER FOR
:none fully assented an the
One-Half t w i k i .Southnst
rter o! Sec tion M. Township 18,
s e 1 l, E a . \ to £ th e 5 t h P lI . , a -
ten (103 rods wide cut from the
end of the uid nort one-hai! of
southeast quarter of uid section,
ri W uhinztnn County, Nebrukl.
defendant and cmwpditioner,
s Paulsen in the above action, en-
~.Dlvld J.iiunriahl va Ha rt
ver et al.,on the 22nd day of
h.1922.obtained n decree of
ont and foreclosure In the sum
11.055 72. together with Interest
~n at the rate of ten per cent
annum from the 22nd day of
11, 1922, ard for $1.25 costs of
action; the intervenor and crou-
tioner, James E.Hurt.Receive
the Banking House of A. Cutette
s action entitled, David J. Hun-
1 rl. Mort Grover. et al.. obtained
dgrnent under said decree for th
of $6,402.33. together with in
st thereon st the rote of eilzh
nent z>¢r'w=\1m from the 22 »
of March. 1922. and costa, sd~
cnt being subject to the prio
of the said defendant and cross
itiorer,Chris Pnutsen.an ~Hforth: slid decree in the said cue
d J. Hundnht va. Mort G. Grover
al., nrovidinlr that said prern
sold to satisfy amid jud1nne1|t
said judgments bein? unsstisfie
said decree beirg ati!! in force
t under and by virtue of said exe
ion isued in the action,Fnrme
Merchants Bank, a corporntior
Mort G. Grover, et ni.. and by vi
of an execution issued in the I
n of George lienking and Wilbu
Seger vs. Mort G. Grover et ni.,
ied itpon the premises herein
described as the property of th
d Mort G. Grover.~tt premises above described wi
sold to satisty all of said jud
nts, the interest on each of t
me, and ntl accruing costs in eac
slid actions. all ns proivided r
in such canes made and provid~
Dated at Blair. Nebraska, this 28
5 of March, 1922.
t Maurice Meluc m,
Sheriff of Wnshirgton County.
ebrnskz.
olice ol lleu-ing Pinai Settle-menHsnion. Maher 4: 0'Hnnlon, Att
ATE Oi" NEBRASKA z
Washington County.i
In The County Court.the Matter of the Estate of MaSorenson, Deceased:To the heirs at law, Iegatees, dsees, creditorn, and to nil perse
tercsted in the tina!settlementFd estate are hereby notified thate 2'?th day of Merch, 1922, C.1 » dt.the administrator of
tate fiied n petition in said Coun
ourt, praying tint his final ndmin~tion account Med herein be uettld lllowed. that proof of heirship
ken. order for distribution of assnd assignment of :lower and honad rights entered: and the said
.Schmidt,administrator.be d
urged.lf y ou fail to appear before ~nunty Court on the lst dn' of M
922, at ten o'clock A. hi.. and conid pettion, the Court may grantrarer thereof and make such ot
nd further oniers, nilowanees and
rees as to this Court may
roper.Witness my hand und Oiflcial S
his 27th day of March. 1922.(SEAL)A. c. DEBET-St County .iu~ge
ss.
|.1 ||som interested in said estate are here-lay nolifled that on the Sth du' ol'
March,1922. John M.Hyde filed apetition in said County Court allegingamong n!her things that Jens L. Hyde.
an inhlbilnnt of Washington County,Nebzuka. died on the ith day of Deremher,1921.leaving no Inst Willand Tesument, and possessed of Real
Noiice of Hearing,Appointment ai'
Adminislratnr.
srA'rr~: OF NEBRASKAWashingtonCounty ss.
In the County Court.
In the Mutter of the Estate of J ens
I.. Ryde, Deceased:The heirs at law, next of kin. de
March 2nd,1922.and in pursuanceof a decree of mid Court in an action
wherein the Blair Building and LoanAssociation, z corporation. urns Phin-tiff arc!Jennie n.Antill,Mildred
Verna Tn;!or, Paul Taylor. Helen Edna Antjli, a minor, Mae Arline Antill, a minor, Georgia Genevieve Anlill,a minor, and S. W. Chambers, Admin
- . _.- - - -- _ - - - -
Nntire to Credilon of Eutala
STATE OF NEBRASKA,
Washington County._
In The County Court
1
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'IE 20 ft.) of Lot Number Iour (.im in Block Number Fifteen us). u
1 the Citi of Binir. 'Nnshington County,
Nehru a.I The plaintiff, on the 2nd dny of
Iebnzary X022 in the above en;H.Ied_| action, hnving 'obuined a decree of
$600.00 and paying for administra-
" ° §h " § ° i 1 ma c tyouai ua ap a nun yCourt on the Slat £22501 Much, 1922
at 10 o'clock rn.. and contest dei
petition, the will appoint A. R.
Brock or some other suitabio penon
Administrator and proceed to a, set-
tlement of slid estate.
~e e b l e s
¢-EX~U. s. Amw-
VETERINARIAN
-I0 YEARS EXPERIENCE-
s
Coun\ry Calla md Vaecinallng Hop
\ Svechlty
Bolh Phones.Blllx \ hr
SHERI 1I"s SCALE
- - -l I
6-it County Judge.I N
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j g clixlzormcrlc Pon §
§mrrrsn HEALTH §
SlIERll"I"S SALE
By virtue of an order of sale In
sued out of the District Court ofWashington count); Neigruka, dated
outo t e m n ~u o usi ng-lon County, Nebraska, and in pursu
nnce of a decree of said Court in anaction therein pending wherein theBlair Building and Loan Association,
:x comoration, was Elaintiff and JamesC.Appleby and lizubeth Agpleby.his wife, and Clinton R. Apple y and
Elizabeth Appleby,his wife,weredefendants, said action being for theforeclosure of o ceruin mortgage.Iwill at one oclock, P. M. on the 3rd
day of Asril., 1922, at the West FrontDoor of e Washiruzton County CourtHouse in the City of Blair. Washing
ton County, Nelaruska, sell at public
Attorney'
Calla made in the city
Ind country
Conmitation Fm Lady
.Aumdant
DR. A. J. sarmsasorl.
Chirepnelor
~p u s1 4 u m s e m o f N e b r u i m
:I a m u a l !All Onlll I I I :H u n an a n n a
IlgIIxi1IIs¥z
Cuhand Sight E1l.¢l1lll|E8 '.| ~
$205,740.90
A.O U R G n o v w r u S I N C E M
Deposits may 23. 1921 ...s
a Aug. 6. 192|
\l Dec. al. l92l |
an March 25. 1922 l o
95,611.02
13| .asa.so
165,150.04
222,250.41
' Y m é '1
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luch cum made Ind provided.
Dated at B}air. Nebrasks, thi! 2ndday of March, 1922.Maurice Mehrens,Sheriff of Washinkwn
ounty.Nebraska.5--51
for cash, th following described pro-pcrty,to-wit.:The West Thirty (801
feet of the North Ninety (90) feet ofLot Numbered One (1),in Block
Numbered Six (6). First Addition tothe Village of Konnard. WashingtonCounty, Nebrlskl."Phe plaintiff, on the let day of
November, 1921. obtained a decree ofjudnnont and foreclosure in the sumof $l000.'F2. together with interelltthereon au. the 1ste of seven per :nper ennum from the lst day of o-
vember,192l,and for $15.10 costsof said action:said decree providedthat said premises be sold to satisfyuid iudgrneunt above set out in case
the same remained unpaid for 1 pe-riod of twenty days frofh the date ofuid clec nee and uid judgment bein!unsatisfied and said decree being still
In force.Said premises above de-scribed will be sold zo satisfy said
judgment, the interest thereon, wuts
of said artion and all nccmlnzcosts,all as provided by said I n
niu hz s a n 9 2 5 . 3 9
The Arndt Hardware
AUTO DEl'ART|'\\EN"|'
WE HAVE SOME TIRE BARGAINS
(THAN LON
Attorneys-ltlavr
Oiilces in State Bank Banding
A n t i l ,| . \ . .. . l ~W e n I ¢¢|Ju i d a c t i o n p e i n g f o r t h e I o n c l o s u r e
o f a c e r t a i n m o r l g q g e ,I w i l l ,a t o n e
o ' c l o c k ,P f l f . ,o n t h e 1 2 t h d a y o f
A p r i l .1 9 2 2 . a t t h u W e s t F r o n t D o o r o f
t h e W a s h i n g t o n C o u n t y C o u r t H o u s e ,
i n t h e C i t y o f B l a i r ,N e b r a s k a .s e l l
a t p u b l i c a u c t i o n t o t h e h i g h e a k a n d
5:~ trnxme~c.'
CONANT HOTEL COMPANYSheriff of Waahinmnn County, Ne
b ma h ..~'\:
Wheoinmgnuaha
Hotel Conant
Hotel Sanford
Our repumnon ol 20 years hir datingis buck ol these hotels.Guan maynop lx any one of them with :infu-
celia Coulter, Decenfed:
To the Crediton of Said Estate:.You are hewy notined, That I willsitattheCountyCourtRoomin
Blair,in said County, on the Nthday of April. 1922, and on the lsmday of J uly,1922. at 10 o'clock A.M. on each of said dates to receive.md enmine alll c laims against uid
Estate, with a view to their | djult~ment and allowance.The time
limited for the presentation of claimsnxuistt said Estate ll three month!from the Nth day of April. A.D.,
19212. and the time limited for pay»
ment of debts is One Your from :lid1ith day of April, 1922.Witness my hand and zeal of saidf;; ;1>Court, this wth day of ltlarch,
(SEAL)A. C. DEBEL.
I-St County Judge.
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said defendants in the sum of ElevenHundredThirty-three and 98-100(l1l33.93)Dollnn, together with in-interest thereon at the rate of seven
per cent ;5er annum from the 2nd day
of February,1922, for $21.20 costl.and acc using msofgnd said decrecproviding that the miles above de
scribed lhould be sold to satisfy saidjudgment in use the same rernninec'unsnid for a period of twenty daysanWd judgment being unsatisfied
and said decree being still in forcegaid promises will be sold. ns set ou!above, to satisfy mid judgment. theinterestthereon,the costa of said
action. and all accruing cons, all nsproviciodbyu i d Order and decreeand the hu in such eases made and
prodded.Dated at Blair. Nebraska, this 'ith
clay of March. 1922.~
I
Fifty-four Fact (S(o .oNumbers. One. Two and Three (1, 2& 3). and the North Fifty -four feet
-h~ East 'l`went Feet
Announcing new Lower
Prices on the Nash Cars
L C N , A t t o r ; 1 e y | .G 5 t
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1|liNR§ crwzsrs-ns: N. Pres. c ms. M. rn1c| m.\N. Vic e Pres. R. c . |mcm\1a1~=. As|'t Cashier
AvE f f a r m e r s § > t a t P i g z m k
Emir,'Nrhraaku
~ 1 i ` E 1 > o i z ' r O F C O N D I T I O N
.M the c lose of business Marc h 25th, i922
4|
m a .' = : » o U1 z c : I ~ : s L I A L I I I L I T ! E S
LT- und Discounts ~$l8B,98| .3b Capitai -$35,000.00
Co my W arnnla »-4.loI.2l Surplus and Undivided Proms 7,350.00
Ov m ln l u .,453 lb Guannlcc Fund -1,119.49
| |D6 il1 ---222,280.47
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II
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Na sh 6 --5 Pa ss enge r $l52 5.00
f. of li. Blair
Na s h 6 --Spo rt Mo de l $1085.00
'f. o. b. Blair
$25oo~00Na sh Q--Se da n
f 0. b. Blalr
Ano the r d ro p on nthe Ov e rla nd
4 tp $ 645.00 i. o. h. Bla ir
a
szos.14o.9o
Lioensed Embalmer
Fussen! Director
HA GGARD I:UNRUH
Courtesy--Service-»Simplicity
QUALITY FIRST
ALL THE PEOPLE
i l k GENERAL AND L OCAL NE W S -AND COM ME NT
" ' f i > T ' i u a l m a c o l l e p e u n c t r t * M a i l m a n b u . l i M 8 6 v l l l i z o r o n e a n y l l l s
1 p . | , _l . o b e = r € " P _ I % ` ° £ ' f 1 * ¥ . - . . . . . . ' 2 f i f " ' ° . 2 ' E - - . I I l a n n H .R D Y Q Q I n d ~
fsan Fontanene aan :ru |~|\.|.~...=.. Y..account of had weather and road!Hra. Wm. Wilkealng and Hrs. Ane
Ierkod attended the dress form de
monstration Wednesday .evening at
the home of Mm John Niehaum near
Thlbasta.Quite a few men folks from thisgelfhborhood enjoyed the show thatgiven at the Adlngton theatre
Wednesday evening which showed dl
the tuhercular hop and cattle.Emil Johnson had some hogs on the
the Nickerson market Wedneldly.Waltrr Wachter was called to Hermantheforepartof thisweek onaoooont of the serious illness of his
father.Arthur llengedoht and sisters.Anna and Clara were Blair cadlers
Fdrlay.Among the Fremont visitors fromhere on 'Thursday and Friday were:
Herman lierkolt, Mr. and Lira. Aug.Kerkoll and aon.Stanlev,Mr.and
Hrs. Wm. Wilkeninz and ann. Clar-
enee.Henry lllenacdoht Ls hoo! movin:
his farm lrnnlementa and householdgood-e lo his farm near llerman where
he will live a single blamed life.The Munn Hennr. For and Arthur
and the ill.-#see Arna. Clara and EllenHenqodnhtattendedtheaurpdse
partv which was 7[ren Frlday evcuinz-,:g=» Lillie liahlnvan near Herman.°'e Himsa Irene and Norma llolt»
ron-1 went Sunday with Mina Mary
Lellmnn.Rev. T. C. Sfhalzlt will confirm atlael of seven Cntechetlrnl nunlls in
9; Fontanelle Lutheran church, April
Mr. ard Mfr. Chris Kuhlmar andferrllraowtSunrlwattheSadie
Menrednht home.Hin Anna Menrre-doht roturnefl home with them to aa-llsd Nm.liahlzpno with her house
work for a few weeks.
A w x c ' r u a a o r r o a n o m
Hr. N. '\'l'an'lckahlpped cattle Well-
'=°"_;{ from Tyson station.A roy Bealea ia alot: with scarletfever at home under the care of hermother while hir. Beale: and the twogo a n g e r ~ a r e s ta y i n g at L i r a .
I
3 | | f | | | u m a n a n - - .. - --E t h e l a n d H e l e n s p e n t S u n d a y w i t h
h e r p a r e n t s ,H r .a n d h i r e .G i l l i a m o f
T e k a m a h .S h e r i ! !I l l e h r e n a w a s u p f r o m B l a i r
o n h u s i n e a e S a t u r d a y .|M r .a n d l l l n .B .O .C o o p e r o f e l u a -
m a h i t t e n d e d t h e D .o f I l .c e t m g
S a t u r d a y e v e n i n g a n d s p e n t S u n d a y
a t t h e 0 .L . l l i l a i n l w r h o m e .
H a r r y L e a c h a h i p p e d h i s c a
h o r s e s r n d ng z g l e a t o D e n n i s o n ,l o a m
l a s t w e e t o n w o r
E v e r e t t P r i c e a p u a e a g e r t o
O m a h a S a t u r d a y ..1 d r o x e t o O m a h a F r :I ..C a m e r o n -
d a y a n d m e t M i l e s E v e l y n w h o c a m e
h o m e f r o m L i n c o l n f o r a w e c k ' s v a -
cation.Mr. and Mrs.Keith MeKercher
went to Onnha Friday where theywill make their home.Mr. lleliereherwiill work at the painting trade with
Charles Ilergtrom.lllra. E. A. Wachter spent last weekinOmahawithher datighter,Misa
hly nle.hir.and Mrs.Lynn Parrish andMary Mario and hir. and hlra. FredMichael were Sunday guests of ldr.
and Mrs. S. M. Parrish.Mre.A. W .Barge Vllite¢|"friende
ln Tekamah Friday.lllra.H: B. Cameron went to Om-aha Thursday for a few day s visit
wllh relatl\e~5.Cary Cameron was an Orndia
psaeenger Monday morning.Chas Lxurhlln left 'Thursday for(rewford, Nehr., called there by the
death of his father, T. B. Laughlin.who had been quite poorly for some
time.The river is c utting pretty badly
east of here and has damaged one of'ho retanls which was not in last fallbv the Woods Brothers; Construction
company.They are here and doingsome work at repairing ard complet-
insr the remainder.-The Masons had workmen busy last
week doing: some remodellru; in the
Stlu-hen and reception room of theirlvll.The o'd cupboards were torn
out and replaced wilth better onesnew linoleum laid and a new oil stoveadds greatly to the looks as well ae3 the convenience of those who use
ern.
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NO. 10VOL. XXVI BLAIR, WASHINGTON COUNTY, NEBRASKA, APRIL 3, 1922
SCHOOL BOARD MEETS
Regular meeting,April 3,~=-
Held at asm hour and plone.'
cnt Gilberi-lon,Soromen,M
Wright ond Niehen.Ahn Redfi =
Minutes of previous m ing n ad
m d approvod.Bills presented I n d
diowod on fdllouri:
Salaries for month of Much 84,617.2
Expenditures from Soc:etary'|
hand
Chrlnenaen Lumber Co.
73.05
(lhnuol illinlnx supplies)324.2
Crowell Lumbar Co. :mn 824.64
Pobonon Hnrdwnre Co. {Jon
supplies)
Tho Pilot {printin|}
The Entuprlu (prinkinl)
Danish Luth. Publ. House
15.90
s u a
m o o
(printing)84.90
Jas. Home (supplies)26-M
Stewart Phumany (Hon.
Tr. mppllol).# L U
J. Mueller (gmegrles for .
Bxmealic Science)| 835
Hammond & Stephens Co.
{Dlplomaa)78 . 2
w. H. 'YCICJI Mfg. Co.
f auppliosl 81.71
Upon tho nomlnotion by Superh-
tondent. Min Ruth E. Ewa-nf Alva.
Iowa was elec ted u tenhlr of Bd-enm and lhlhmmtic l at a aalsry of
$1.550 for the school your 1922-23.
Building and ground!wmrnittol
was lnstructsd to no to the inning
the 6 acre troct..
Financ e rommitho no dlrec hd lb
take up the matter of tuition in tho
Ed Jensen cue.
Adjourne-d to melt Monday, April
10 st 1:30 v- rn.
H. Skov Nielsen. 3067.
b e a n n o u n c e d ve r y s o o n . a n d i n fo r m a -
t i o n o n e a c h a t t r a c t i o n \ vi !L b e n n -
n o u n c e d f r o m t i m e t o t i m e .
Ju n i o r C h a u t a u q u a ,st or ie s,a m m o :
a n d p a g e a n t r y e a c h - Io r e n o o u .
F i n ! D u
A i 't e r n o o n : - -
A d d r u :C h a u t a u q u a S u p g r l n t z n d -
e n t .
Introductory Program-IIann's1..
K. B. Prlntlnl 00: (acumen
supplies)
Bhrintennn Lbr. Co. (coat
for poor)
BveninggPar!1.Souwern Melodies and
Bpiritunls.Part II.Modern Songs.Hann'sWo:Id Famous Jubilee Singers.
Second BayAfternoon:-Fuli Concert.Lotus Qann Ciub.
E.| cning:-".
Chamber Music.Lotus QuintetClub.Lecture."Ame{ica's Eternal Pur-pose"Hon. F. F. Elitworth [demo-
Third Day
"In !952" Vera. Coryell and Com-
ny.§€...;...._
Music and Drama.Vern Coryelland Cumpanv.Ledure-{'AmeHc n Tom#/:rov."'
Haroid Maman K1mme;_ (Author)
Fourth DalyAflem-woon>.
eral.)
Afternounz-
z ~UTAUUUA
PRUGRAM
~LAI R c rrlz zxs To HEA R P RO-
G R U I n a r t m i r n v r r u HIGH
BLAIR ADDED 'ro LEAGUE
SEASON STARTS APRIL emu
Blair,Arlington,Hooper,Valley.
Scribner and Nickerson and the Hein
and Sonia teams of Fmmont will bo
the line-up of the Elkhorn Valley Bud
ball League This was the result ofCLASS TALENT ,the mootingof the league ofll-cial: hdd
The entire llat of ettrac tionx for
~lair's six-day chautauqua this sum-
- or is complete and the progrem has
-» n anange¢L
'The lollowirg are strong numbers;
:mfs Jubilee Ochlle (colored), the
noted Author, Harold Menon. Kremer,
o United States Congreseemn and
the nzondorful play,"The Shepherd
~f the Ilille" by Harold Bell Wr5gl1t_
lat Fremont to elect ollloera, to decide
whether Blair or Wnhoo would llll
the vacancy made by the withdrawalof North éend.
Blair was admitted by an almolt
unanimous vote and this will insure
us an entertainment of high grade
amateur baseball.
The seas-on opens Sunday. April 30
with the Blair boy: playing Nickerson.
tist. -Ml allowed. compiobed and sat-
tlecl for,werefore your dent!!file
closed.
C-25613.You wore granted nood-
cd denlll work oh your ncent request
'o Veterans Bureau Utd all will be SBI-
tled for as per your recent onrler for
dental work.It was found that Mrs.
3.P. Jensen had filed complete de-
\|.¢er¢i n B l a i r o n ex t e n d e d fu r l o u g h
i n 19 18 f r o m B r o o k l y ,N e w Y o r k ,
t e r e fo r e y o u r w o r k w a s : a l l o w e d w i t h -
m t f u r t h e r h e a r i n g .
C- 4 4 5 5 3 9 .Y o u r ca se de c id e d i n
y o u r f a vo r . d l \ 0 J ' k a l l o w e d . p d d f o r
a n d y o u r h i s c l o n e d b y A m w c a n L e -
qi o n Po . u t W a r S e rvi c e .
C- 5 21 - 36 5 .Y o u r d e n t a l w o r k a l -
l o w e d n o d fi n i a h e d , a ft e r w h i c h y o u
w e r !pl a c e d i n V o c l t i o n a l & h o o l i n | ;
s t a t u s , w h i c h i s n o w r e vo k e d d u e t o
o p i n i o n o f ll ec li ca l Se ct io n.D e n t a l
wo rk al lo w ed an d fnl e o n t hi s c lo s ed .
C - 5 5 2 5 5 8 .W h i l e y o u r fu l l c l a i m
f o r co m p e n sa t i o n i s p e n d i n g o n o n e
li s ah i l it y ,yo u r 1 :l e 1 1 t ¢Iw o r k al l o w e d ,
fi n i s h e d a n d l i l o c l o s d a s fa r n a U l l a
o a r t i s c o n c e m e d .
C 4 5 8 5 0 8 .W o r k a l l o w e d o n M e
|..
fm BUREAU BUSY
¢. .. . .. .. . -. .. -wlu . P UT ON ;\| 0\' | E PIC TURES
SHOW ING FILMS UF' MUCH
INTE RE S T To A L L
Tublrtular cattle in Washington
county are being claimed by the grim
reaper, represented by govemment in-
spectors, at a tnrnondous rate.La l!
week over 120 tubercular cattle were
condemned.They are being shipped
this wack and many of the owners md
iheir neighbor:will accompany tho
shipment!to Omaha to .seo them
slaughtered.This in at the rate of
7'.`fi»1,789 cattle iuwing been tested
during the pm week.Dr. Tilden of
'.3| l1RlCA'g GREATJDURNALIST BURIEI)C O U N l ` Y B o m M E E T S
The body of Mane Henry Watter-tml dean of Af||¢;§¢3'3 jn u m n i l m. wm v ml.1.s ALLOW ED AND
wlwse death oeeunved in the louth OTHER ~USINESS TRANS-
thrw month: nga, was brought to his ACTED
home town st Louisville.!{entuc'ky,l
recently when budnl took place. }den7 County C0m111il8i°!\¢l"l Room,
a!national prominonea and a v m !Blair. Nebr., April 3. 1922.
us:mhlazu of hi. friends and mzgh-!'i1=_g= Board of C-ou1r:ty C°mmwl°==@r1
bon: gut]igrgii zo p;|y,;f{bu1,¢ gg H-5 met pursuant to ndjournxnent token
'l:n¢mnry,~ 2 0 . 1 9 2 2 .P l l l t n t 3 . F . ~
m- :a meri was delivered H c. Biaco and Henry Trllhllon.
br hm pastor:The minutes of the int meeting
"Ile leaves no successor, uid Rav. were read mud approval.'
Dt. II. L f'o1\ell, putor of the church,Report of fees named for the lint"for only Ulysses can wield the 1»w'=1uar¢er weft filed as follows:on Ulysses."\|Co\|nty Judga - W - s s m o o
f ' N ( | t a g a i n , " h g c o n t i n u e d , ~ ~ O f t h e ~ & l | I l | - _ . » . ~
ora.Fortunately, this rm does not
hold tme week after week.To date
:ho cattle tested luve averaged 4.5%
tuberculosis.
The vrterinarians started testing
in Riehinnd ibimship this wool: md
will iikely finish in three weeks.
Meantlme wo rk is nwfr rwins mliy
a
limi and wrought on a great stage
hive acknowledged their indebted-
n\5¢ tn the glowing inspiration they
Nteived throxuzh disc ipline or uso-
riition wua mu great man, and his
influence will abide, while othon of
the younger generation,who have
fait his olectric touch. will can? for-
.n
nelle tovnuhips.Arlington will take
only a little while to llninh.
That leaves only Cunt and Sherl-
dan townships left to 1? in W ash-
ington county Those w o have seen
and realise the lmmense value of rid-
dirg the cattle and hogs of this loath-
some plague are urged zo help line
up the herds in these lut two town-
ships.
Educetlonal moving picture allows
have been disculeed considerably in
Wuhingon tougty.Now eomea an
opportunity for everyone to see what
the government an show by mean:
of this method.The film "Exit
Asealla" will be shown at four points
in the county.In addition an effort
is being mode to secure another film
": $ - £ -_'
ever the c ounty who would like to
heir him lpeak that g", will be
mode to have the meeting held at some
central loention.It will be remem-
bered that Prof.Filley was unable
to attend a previous meeting sched-
uled for him In this county due to the
:het that he was summoned to Wuh-
ington, D. C. to serve on the Agricul-
tural Conkrence.Needless to amy,
Prof. Filley has been in eonuci with
the biggest menugzd bisxest problems
of the United States,Especially does
he see the fnrmen `onxle as he was
himself on rl fmrn and was a success-
fzd farmer before he took up teaching
work.He still owns his farm in
Gm# county and his interests are all
4 .f G S ¢
Resignation of John Obergl., Sr., as
An-naar for Hu ma n precinct wal
lcrgpftd.
Appointment of Fd Fletcher u An-
sessor for Herman precinct mule by
the County inulor was oouhrmed.
After a cmveful exnminatloa of th!
following bills on the diierent funds,
it wu moed and seconded that the
County Clerk Ia hereby ordered to
draw warrants on the different funds
to pay some.Carried, ai! members
present voting "aye,"
Wm. Sievorl UUPPIIGI for
po-or)S 12.00
H. J. Madsen (supplies for
poor)20.70
J. A. Johnson (road dragging)41.40
E. E. Rosenbaum (road dn:-
ging)4.95
Fred Deweber .isupplies for
poor)20.00
Frank J. Nuevo (suppliu)1.20
Burr R. Jones (supplies).75
J. A. Swihlrt (hlaclmnilh
work)1.10
Omzha Motor Pazta Dept.
( n a d a )15.06
.
The Arndt Hardware
AUTO DEl'ART|'\\EN"|'
WE HAVE SOME TIRE BARGAINS
Announcing new Lower
Prices on the Nash Cars
Nash 6--5 Pu§5enger SlS25.00
f. 0. b. Blair
Nash 6--Sport Model $1085.00
'f. o. b. Blair
Nash Q--Sedan $25oo~00
f 0. b. Blalr
Another drop on nthe Overland
4 tp $645.00 i. o. h. Blair
a
l i l
1lin mln in li ln irif.: 2: hwlrdfk and Hr. :milllra. P. Smith drove to Omnha Thun-
dav.vm, Carrie Burdic retumingwith than or a fur days.Clifton Anderson drove up from
Omaha W ednsadav nilrht md mun-
n aof North éend.
Blair was admitted by an nlmolt
u n a n i m o u s vo t e a n d t h i s w i l l i n s u r e
u s a n e n t e r t a i n m e n t o f h i g h g u d e
a m a t e u r b a s e b a l l .
Th e s u s - o n o p e n s S u n d a y . A p r i l 3 0
w i t h t h e B l a i r b o y : p l a y i n g N i c k e r s o n .
tist. -All allowed. completed and set-
tled for,wereforo your dent!!file
closed.
C-25613.You were granted need-
ed dentll work oh your recent request
'o Veterans Bureau Utd all will be SBI-
tlcd for as per your recent onrler for
dental work.It was found that Mrs.
3.P. Jensen had filed complete de-
tail sof your dents! case while you
vrere in Blair on extended furlough
in 1918 from Brookly,New York,
terefore your work was :allowed with-
out further hearing.
C-445 539.Your case decided in
your favor. dl\oJ'k allowed. pdd for
and your Me cloned by Amwcan Lc-
qion Po.ut War Service.
C-521-365.Your dental work al-
lowed and finiahed, after which you
were plac ed in Voc ltional &hoolinlr
status. which is now revoked due to
opinion of Medical Section.Dental
work allowed and fnle on this closed..
C-552 558.While your full claim
for compensation is pending on one
iisnhility, your 1:le11t¢lwork allowed,
finished end lilo closd as far oe this
oart is concemed
C458 508.Work allowed on Me
furnished by Poet. 15I Americeo Le-
zion.Dental #lonoir deed .
The above is an exceptionally ine
record for dentel disability cones.
There are to date in this section of the
Post War Service :ix uses of dental
claims.These have all been tiled with
American Legion within the last eight
weeks and are moved to hearing end
are awaiting decision from Centro!
oflioe.As soon as received if favor-
able we will clone your file, if not and
you wish any matter protéted, re-
quest same of American Legion with-
in a. few days.
In addition L3 thc above cases we
are sorry to note that there are some
twelve cues filed by Red Cross per-
sons thenmeejves, or some one in their
behalf that have been decided elreinstthe boys.We have information on
these cues also and some are in the
course of being appealed.The Post
War Service Section will be glad to
-waist you only after u raponnihle
time hae elansed.
On Red Cross cases we note that
nomo have been pending since Nov.
1921.These should have been closed
weeks ago.
We are therefore giving the coming
week to clendng up these alentlnl files
of tho'e who have requested that we
look ow-r their work and see wherein
the tangle seems to be.Every ille
has d{|'lerc'=t mlestions to decide.i fyon\ore not sure of your number we
will be glad to inform y ou of suc h.
Boys in Washington. Richland and
south of Kennerd ere being sent in to
Omaha for dental examination.I f
your c|.eeis just, keep on trying for
vou will get your order if your cue
is correctly established.
Mrs. J. P. Jensen.
Post War Service Scc'y, Stanley
E. Hein Post, lsr, Amedcsm
Legion.
c
A T T A B O Y
¢1 a
F r e s h d u g s t r a w b e r r y p i z n h f o r
w e a t h a l f p r i c e t o t h a t o f I n t y u r .
Pr o g r es s i ve e \ e z b ea r i n g , g u a r an t e e d
t r u e t o n a m e a n d t o b e a r .$2 . 5 0 p e r
h u n d r e d .$ 2 0 p e r th o u sa n d .P o c o m -
Q k e , s p d n g b e a r e r s , l a r g e fi r m b e r r y ,
w i t h I n g e fb i i a g e a n d d e e p m o t e -
O n e o f t h e B e l t .$ l . £ 0 . p e r h u n d r e d .
$ 1 0 p e r t h o t u a n d .C l l l p h o n e l : B l n i f
1 8 9 o r B l a c k 5 3 .
1 0 - t f M y r o n l d .H e u i n p r .
1 snow mm it.."ufU "'"=" \"°5 nur - u w un :xmas nuw. |,luppue1°a n lu f f _D r . n m m d Q 1 . s n u b r u "-='° *F*next "'°°P'P"'or urlh 2 1 1 - S c h e e r k tm wmd Gy m B a ma twr n ww J
= m = » » = r = n = m i - - w e nttmcnt.m m.__. _...:.;. . . =.". , _»j _;
~q u e l t i v n s ~' M Y ~l n n . I \ | : : .l l I l . | \ \ v 1 \ ! \ ; r u r 1 a \ f R . ~ f . ; ...I f " ~p " c
I :==-W. W.<2 =»
4 l e 3 » : ! Q ' Q ,
f o r
1.50
B i
New England Choir.~" ".* " " "
Prelude--Moclern Clamin Ye 016|New IInnisrd Choir. Misa J unnduKling |Mnno adress) presents "Mis:
Fiflh Day
Aftenmona-Athletic Contests Awarding olStandard Medals.
Promam in Hmm Brass Choi:Ensemble.Eveni ng:-iioncerl.Brass Choir Ensemble.Lecture "Our Country" Hon. Bidi
md W. Yates (republican)Si lh D
Lulu Bett"
x ayAflernoont-Paveant-"Conquea1'.n of Peace'
br Junior Dirvctor and young people
Lecture--"The Unfokifnsz of Democr=»cv" Joel W.Eastmsn.(.Attnrhey from Canada)
E v n i n g z -
Plav-"The Shenherd of the Hills'_3.;; }f =~ 1d Bell Wrigh blew Yuri
asked.Those who attended the fflvf
to South Omaha week before last had
the pleasure of seeing this Elm andmany will be glad of the oppgrtunity
Lo nee it again.
mmm. .1 nn :un umaunmi gsozlimsrflllfo )6.00 grove 5 uccumsb
\....wa { n r 20.00 E.B ~ " " ' ° " ° " ; R . J . S c h e n c k ( z u a n d o i l !£I.50|~cn fm
'u a lShi!Yer Oil & Ref. Co. {oii}24.20 E. C. Jackson (Ed Rana
h h i Omnh and=.ff._:.'°1..:'. ._ ~ -_'*°;..f:f'x:'s=-te Dept. Pam. Work!i I me ),E".|I.Z"K§.\`f.f.'§i¢i§»d H12-rn Thursdasfu v n » . . . . .......__fo r J. S . C o n e t y a n d M e t z l e r B r o s ..
. H a n a r d H r s . Jo e l l a n d e u r w e n t t o
C o l u m l n m Th u r s d a y r a t n m i n g o n
l l o n d a y .'H r . a n d M n . W a t s o n T y s o n l n e n t
Th u r m l a y e ve n i n g w i t h M r . a n d M r s .
M e e t i r g a a r e b e i n g ' a r r a n g e d fo r b y " " " " "" ' " " "" "" ' * "vu o u u u l u u y ,t h e c o u n t y a g e n t a t t h e fo i l o w i n g ~ :` ° i " ° " . § IMf , m l , " W i ° ° w e n w h e e l " S " » F ' J § ; f f ""; } ,. . . ,, 1 25 0 0 D e l m e r F u r ( ( u l a r v># L N
-A _.. --!-A -.|:..4 _L .._\»'e n '3 ~places:Tuesday night at the Green
school in Calhoun townahip, Wednes-
day night at Fontanelle,Thursdny
niglh at Rose Hiil md Friday night
at McCar1l]&.The meetings will begin
at 8:00 sharp.Needlesxto say. some
big crowds me expected as those films
will /1-rovo interesting as well as in-
nnzctive.,
I
The meeting l t Pleasant View
Rev. E.R.Ford of Lincoln having
charge of the services.
There was n lugo nttondaac o of'
friends Ind old neighbors of the
Ilrackem present at the church. tosti-
fying to the relpect in which she
was held in the community where she
had lived for so h w y years, and
"here her large ftmily oi son: and
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Ki m)
A"*\ K. J ohnso n (uhm
R. H. Rasmussen (expenses)
J. Mueller (supplies for poor)
C. J. Hindley (mad dru-
Kina)
State Dept. Publ. Works
(freight)
Blair Tcl. Co. (phone rent and
uctu l|l I|16 rfvu allnnmlut c nultn ~ u I '.' I m m s )a m s P e t e r : - e n { | u p p l l e | p o o r
S a t u n d a y a i t e r n o o n a t t h r e e o c l o c k ,F r e e m a n \ r 1 ' , , ¢ k ¢ ,( r o a d d n l -|f u ).m
2.70 Funk J. Nnove (813817)
81 25;D. 8. Pric hard Mlm)
21.73'msg
18.90
m s
H. C. Blaeo (salary Hiwly
Com.)
Mauriee Mehrenn (jaflers fee
ond board priaonen)
E. S. Andenon (md dn;-
sins)
C. H. Rungsv (care bf Hike
48.00
48.00
m o o
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umR»f i~f¢iai-.. :nent several days
the home of their daughter, Hn.
1~m'rES OF 1:\'1EnEs'r To
n n . - a n n \ I L L . 1 1 n a
The work of the Post War Service
1
M d i o n h a s i n c r e a s e d l n a ve r y g r e a t
Qx t cn t .W i t h t h e h e l p o f vo l u n t e e r
t y p i s u w e a r e k e e p i n g t h e fi l e s i n a r
d e r a n d z i vi m z p n f e w o r k t o
HIUGD nlIU a u :lu suv aauapasal nu ut h e r e fo r e n e e d t h e h e l p o f t h e A m -
E r i c n n L e g i o n .
Th i s w e e k w e w i l l r e vi e w s o m e o f
th e wo r k o f th e De n t al D is a b il i t y fn le s .
P i d o u t y o u r n u m b e r a n d sae t h e
s t a t u s o f y o u r c u e .T h e A m e r i c a n
L e g i o n P o s t W a r S e r vi c e sec tio n,
S t t n l e y E . H a i n P o s t , 1 5 I, n o w c l o s e s
t h e f o l l o w i n g M e s :
C 5 7 7 2 8 3 .Y o u r w o r k i n d e n t a l
sec ti on a l l al l o w e d ,o r d e r iss ued f o r
m m e , b i l l s p a i d a n d w o r k c o m p l e t e d
Ua a t a l wo r k c l os e d o n L e g i o n t i l e s .
C- 5 7 1 2 8 3 .A l l d e n t a l w o r k y o u
as k e d f o r a l l o w e d .Si nc e w o r k i s
n o w o o m p l e t o d w e c l o s e y o u r t i l e : a s
r e g a r d s th i s p h a s e o f w o r k .
C - L 2 0 6 u s .D e n t a l h e a r i n g oo m »
p l e t e d , w o r k a l l o w e d a n d t h a n b e i n g
n o fu r t h e r re q u es t s f r o m y o u ,y o u r
Ma cloud.so me a t l a n ta a n d n in a ; o f fu r ni t un .|. . r ; _ \A n n !l ¥ | u n f n u n l l I I \ U U d n q l l i B R| ; . [ g i \ | B v v I 1 ;u .: v a l ! l l l l u u v f v
I 1 T h e v o t e o n c o u n c i l m a n i n t h e v l r i ~ »
7 3 7 7 c u s W a r d s w e r e :
I m W a r d - E l m t r P m 1 1 2 ;C o m p u
C-622 919.Your dontnl work nl
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I ltoeiution work was also in pro-§rant and tom)24;|) 32lgress and many of the visitors took Barb! Beriellen (mad df¢z~12:16 Wuvd-John Home 150; M. H. B.
advantage of que opportunity to hear d n l ) ._ :.49.5|}Roa¢pb|um 73.z'°'"° "W l°°d clan wurk.The The Pilét fnrfneifm 1 »:aan Srff 'P-"=11i-- No Qrmliiiw-
whole exhibit was n very pleasing sf- Hana win; 'mm flNmdnz}1350'-i th wud f*l!...ClTristen¢-en 110; p_
fqir..Henry P. Hansen (managing |c. Sorensen 45.
an n |poor fumj 60.00Huh, conductah,ydied the in-Quaiitv Meat Mubet (sunnlles I It's a wise covr who known her mm
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C-SIB 784. Your dental work dosed A°b\.rber who hailed from Pendue ;Prof. Fiiiw" nl the Uni\crsi*v uill;lT:gl1n,=;;-3»=Why didn't you l t o a ~ 2 ; : . ¢ ( a n d n i | } n t aa.s5'x=w¢» Amo: 3*-wg a
nd mil needed work allowed and paid Would continually urge a shampoo;be in Flair 'M a neeti-~ Tundav 1 I m ":n nz uselsmFm- by Vetvrana Bureau.£n dental nz-.He uma nb of a ma ma |¢\"8llinrv Ant"asm;1 : h u n o t wt j w a don't stcp \h»='=no m°=¢;"-¥»¢»h>111.75 "" ° " ' f o " m th i n g : f ~ f >
_ ; h _JC-37| 189.'Your work started and That the toumfgllz :ot damrufl'|hee1 de<"'~i \-M-ve the 111rv*=-rx 1r'!¥ nav! the wndudnr.*The enflnuhl X. B. PHHUHS CO (field note 1 Fatt A le.
: n Vehnns Bureau den-And made this poor barber alzidao.ibe held.There are no many from nlllmld with the station agent.1 \»f»\=->f 1 af' W i Pehrun and
¢rman'Nl!\P|~|5'5¢
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pz e b r u n .sen nt puhtic mc uc n to 5 Olllee uw_ g 1 . v. f ~ = g ; t h e 1 1 s ¢ h m . i a b m b i d d e r f o r c a s h . §Ph o ne s
t h e fo l l o w i n g du¢z~\11 ; _ n ; !es t at e .m n m | | | | |
An o n i . .\ .4 . . . - ; ¢f r n z z u m r c u r l h I
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annum vu ¢ - ~--~T -'- >'~ |mm»uuu»»|m