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HERMANSCHOOL BDARD PRDCEEDINGStiIWm. Prank, of Bhir was calling unBlair Nebr.. June 16. 1924EC" ' § . " . ¥ ' § . ' . i f § § 'g = ; ° { ; * ° = 'l u : ~T h eB o a r do fE d u c a t i o nm e ti nr n -°
0I .| | | | .: h yw i t hh uw i f !m s¢ h | 1 § °| f »w h og u l a rS e s s i o n ,p u r s u a n t£ 0 b : d } 0 1 2 l l l :g
m m mh u -m e\ ; , | gd u.m e s s to f J u n e2 ,1 9 2 4 .M e mr sp r e
e n u m0' i ' I ¢. . . .n lnra nn ~n e n t :. i v z § g h : ,M u r d o c h .W i l k i n s o n , |
ay evening.Hen-yTuckerunsontheSouth
Pmaha market lag. Monday with three
ar loads of cattle.Mr. and Mrs. Ed Akin and family
alled at the A. E. Dixon home last
hy evening,Mr. and Mrs.Jarnea Conety spent'Imrulay evening at the C. B. Bunn
ome.Mr. and Mn. Fred Ray entertain-din honor of Misa Ruth Day.ofIickenon,whohu beenvisiting
rind: in this vicinity for the pan two
reeks.Mr. C. B. Bunn purchased corn wt
reek of Mr. Pnder McCoy.1nn:ln nfYlffgnnnf Hinh¢;Qh-
fake.Miss Ruth Day returned to Nic k-erson Monday.She was aee-JmPl"i°fi
by Ernestine McCoy who wiil sP°l1d
her vacation vrith Mrs. Linden Day,
of Frvemont.Mr.andMrs.ChrisMnlier spentSaturday and Sunday with Mrs. Mil-
1er's parents, Mr. and Hrs. A. Ander-
son.Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Erwoa! spent
Sunday with Don Meulers.Mr. and Hrs. John Kelly. qi' Teka-mah. spent Sunday evening mth the r
son. Funk, and wlfe.MissesRuthDayandFritzMi!-
ler spent Sunday at Mat Ivermn'a.R. M. Iverson and T. K. verson at-
ALL TEE PDOPLg
_ an um,in' .qmus
As k fo r "B L UE R mBo N BR E AD
V O L . x x v m
c m COUNCIL ?ROCBE DINGSOliver Hudieson
G. A. Rnthnun
tlhn li n ue d fr o m nn Omws u mu u wa
IMoved and seconded that tha ear-ln; BE; T°lc h"
lificd report of zheBoardof Edu-c ation M aw City s c hools ha=~»-|Ef°'I§ ?,'2°.t.-
OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY OF BLAIR,NEBRASKA
Ask for "BLUE RIBBON BREAD'GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND COMMENT
Tied.Grim introduced the foliowing or-
ceived and priced on file.All coun-
dlmen voting 'Ay e' the motion oar-
ried.Moved and seconded that report of
accountant:be deferred.Ai! coun-
ciimen voting 'Aye', the motion ear-
inance.ORDINANCE
ANORDINANCE to amendSec-
tion 3 of Ondinantt Number 361 of
the city of Blair, Washington County.
Nebraahrelating ton i e t th l r t ld
baudonthemonthlyconsumption
by each customer, and to repeal said
trigind nectlon.Beit ordained by the Mayor and
ru..n-._..ltAl l\| l"{°1.|nfn lllf
lv. u. uluauaAibert Brooks
Ed Stricklett
Frank Moblanigal
Fwd Beacrnft
Chu. Gilliam
Jonas Bureham
Fred Burcham
RaymondBroan
IJ. C. Couchrnan
Will Hoimenbcrg
Mike Ingerlesr
The Entarprine
Virgil Meamien!
Baker lea Machine Co
Cldre Warrick
Everett Tyson
Vaivoline Dil Co.
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
u.|n\.-t 'Fauna
1s.oo
59.1 5
82.00
13.00
34.40
8.20
7.40
5.20
12.90
35.22
8.00
4.75
43.20
8.00
75.05
4.41
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Fred Zlmmc mun ia taking a vacalioepke. Kelley.lgtion from hia work at tha Hancock imMeeting c alled to order at 8 P. MJ'fg'===;@==* =;";;P°gHg is J|;e;\din;rlvrit31 President Wright In the emu-J,
e:me asameonarm'Thecommitteeongroundsfnd ;!*Mr . an d Mr s . B° 'r c ° °p "spent buildinga reported that bids for the f
Monday and Tuesday in Omaha.,JohnAckerman,of01,u}"_viscoal requirements for the school year!
Ited his brother Lou and wife Sunday.1924-25 were rec eived from Cro1rell,
g m5111Leo Fausett spent the 1rer1¢.Lumher andGrainCo., Christensen;9.| 0°'"! with relatives in Teltamah.|I.br. Co., Holrnquiat Grain and Lbr.5
Aiben Woodward who la working
for a oonatruwon c ompany at For:
Collins, Ooloredo, cameintoUllllhrlfor repairs for some ot their machin
ery Friday and ran up to Hea ln
visit his parents over night.Hia wife
andchildrenare at Gu ndIslandwhere ho also stopped over.
F.w. LoweandBert left last
week for Juleaberg. Colorado, to apenfl
the remainder o! the summer on the
f lr m~_._
Co..andtheFarmersCo-Operatived
Union.Itwasmovedandaecoudedthat
the committee be empowered to con-tract with the Crowell Lbr. and sc i
c o. f or zo o tom of man. ml a t .g
price of $6.45per ton deliveredntthe achool building.cursed.|
it was moved and seconded thate
Committee be empowered to cont
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NO. 22BLAIR, W ASHINGTON eww, NEBRASKA,JUNE 26, 1924.
é m é t I n m m " . . ; 3 , ; ; ; m . § ; . ; . ; . . , ;:||||||M m u l a u s l x s s s ~ ~
The :mowing Interesting letusr ml
~ received by the Enberprise from
!Mrs.Clyde M: Allen, who with "'°|
.zum ond the hmly uo wnalng meBun um: 'ru a qnllr Tnlnn o r |113, Nortlnulen g,,,4_Only lxummer touring tho northern mm.As mentioned ln the Enlomrlae sev |°"° mn la m ""' wa s gm, week: ww. they hm rented their
xo -nmvzl. cwsz or cm\Nc|:§f'~f1'\ln tho xouthern put °f wocounty and hnvo punlmsed o nimN nh no h,mm lhome in Blxir when they havo moved
m; l ; l ; . n ; ;"T g ,urn lzxlzmif household goods ma where they
vice mmuxh Blnir.will live when they return (rom LhelrGotmst the only two exch day ""'P'1
Lf N.."L wma lenvea Blair a¢7:l8 /l.|The letter mu °f so '"*">' inter-
M.Tm, train urrlea 1 u»m¢h*"""K thin!! :nn wo ne ghd to give,nleeper :from Chinn so Lincoln ln in full.u k B,Mi
with dlnlng ur service from Mlseourl °nlom ""1volley w Llmln.'nu Enterprise,\
Goins eut No. zo num Blllr -¢r9'-in Nehnsks.|
6:32 P. M. urrles lr through sleeper
from Lincoln to Chiago and a din-ing car service from Lincoln to Mie-
aouri Volley-ln order to meet wmpeuxion umnew Lralns line been nddai one onthe Hudnp line end une on the Sup-
erior llnc.Both (hue tnlnx lun
Fremont at s A. M. and lrflve inSuperlor -na Hutinxs :L about noon.
OLD TIMER vxsrrs BLAIR
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Deer X-`r'lendA»If you think you un deeioher
thlx I will try un! gin you x short
sketch of our lrlp so far.I nm
writing on the Iwo of our camp minorsif ting on Jobln Furniture :nd Under-lakinx.curpeu and nm. Y¢xx°w|bench, under the bln!! of the null
dnt is just off the lake morn ofiBenton Lake. Minn., lt our first #buhis! camp.1
We have stayed ln pm yudl nndparks closest our friends until wel
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B I G C E L E B R A T I O N
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You ARE WELCOME
Plenty of Shade-Bring Your Lunch
Pro gr am el f t he Da y:
Opening Blast at Daylight.
Music by Bands.1
11:00-Trades Display,`=L0dge Floali. Qecomt-
nd Cars andih n Grml mt Arra v of Col-
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FORECAST
June 'YT W. IL C. ments.
g June 29-Blnir Ball Tum Pllyl Solih-
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July 4-Bhlr oelebrut-an.
CAHPFIRE nuns
VACATION 'nur\
On Tuoadny momlng, Juno lM.h
the Tonka-vo :Nun of Cunpfinxlrh, aoonmnnnled by their gmdiu.
Mn. G. F. Brom, le!! Bwr for Ill s
do! vacxllon trip w amp Cum. Thoumnkinx uvdm ponynn: Ruth Brou
.lunnu Robertmn. lhrgnnt Sim",
Audrey Belles, Rulh Cheely, Mlmnd
Mm., Agnoe Gxlbmwn .na Edyiha
lemon.
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We arrived ln Lincoln at twelve;
o'clock.From the depot we went gy
lawn hi get our dlnnen. Thln the re-malnder o! the Afternoon vu lpenlinclzhuulngond adventure.Al
Lincoln wu new to mm of ol. ws
wen nntunly intonxhd in nada;
xs much of the elty on poulble. Some
of the bulldinll mm and vmuawere the nel uodlol building, whichln now under oorunrocdonz the n-
contly conltructad xudlom: and many
uf the bulldlnll of 0\~ Sum Univar-n..'...n...
Il
GAS WAR
now RAGING
Guolhe Fries Anil cm.. AUC-
tlou Ol 'nn Pnbllr.s un
Should hw Hgh:
BLAIR DBAI-BIS HANDS TIED
The nl vu ln Omlbl lad othlr
mm hu boon mnklng| nest dedof dllhrenoe 'ml tha tndl hors inBlur.lt_l| a nettled hc! me mfr
fellov/nlnltoOm||z|\vlll¢lllhhl u tnn ki r ll hgu ln tln te lty lt
thirteen oanu ntber Lhln vu thetreaty md one fourth ann ben.
Ono dealer informed an Enwrprlce
reponer thu it hld cut hh gu all
about mf. This ll I hurt w um bol-lneu [numb of the lawn.Al o n
good citizen oxpreud Il. thll ll a
plus for Um Chamber of Commerce tudrop|»oel|.|dllln\ndl¢¢l1|uyinllnlnl Bklr up for; plus in the wwu
wlth dmv gn.
Tho Blair dulen ue not pzoflb-
wering f 1 nh-u tu they nll and in-xteld of \:vn| them by I-he dt!Llnimg up for lower su it would
mem mon xnd_bemr bulnou I!
'v md dmn n l slvlnxolovm-one
I
ny ¢ l \|va¢4 v. \uvu- v- , -_fo r a lane r so ft h i svi c i n i t yh a dapi c n i cte n d e dt h eJa c kR a ve lu n
i n n e rl a s tS u n d a ya tt h eb l e t x l c rB l a i rM o n d a y .
Bake Cakes from Madntop
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When you bakecakesyou can
be assured of success i!your
baking is made fromMaintop
flour.Its ingredients are care-
fully selected and its purity as-
sured.
uw \.\m»~m, v. ...v -.. 4..._._|".»..... .,Mist Heian Bovee came down fl'°'"iwilh the Farmers Co-Up., union lorIcny af mmNebnskn
eDl¢b.I.IU|.1U i f uI n n s»?¢\\lun;.|._ --...i a . . . 1 a . - . Q n m ! w n r n n h d n w n o n t h e
o f a r d i n a n e e n u m b e r 3 6 1 o r m e c m '~ - ° ~ " ' ~ - " -- ' - '-.0l ll l - Hn d d l l ,l n e s a n l l e r h e r e S a t u r d a y .o fB l l l f ,W u h i n g t o nC d u n t yN o b r . ,~ ~". f`f'°1 _ - _ u r 1 | . . . t . _ |Mi n l'\ . a |¢ . n O m n p ro n in I1
uuuw a .iIurrledsz-.~f.11oNamxrssa'rm ful-|As°= themo on ca
npcgu. annum; lu am; uuum uuihacaum; Q bhmn-é.90z |Cvmfumur, w|\.volingg eu the mgdgn gjnfedWER RATESsrsfMr.endMrs.Noe!SeemedroveMaintenance
f thweek.T 1 |&50,000.00Li a m' AND P 0I'in t 15 K. w. Haan at zo emuAman:.kum Lincoln Qre hateeoper K. W. hour.' C o n b f . B u l g e r o l , ~ u . . . . . . M " s 1iatue~'§ f " ' f ". _ _ f § 'May Marie Pedersen was reir'\T§11J:
N e x t Z 5 K . W . H a a n a t 9 c e n t s p e r l""' " " " " " " " "" " " " ] \ \ e e kf r o mavi s i tw a nr e r l u v¢ § l a i c f t e d t e a c h e r o f t h e G a r d n e r s c h o o l
- .. ul a t~... _ . \ . - - |-- - nb o n iv\n l| lh '\K . W . h o u r
Next 70 K. w. hours at 'I' cents wriMcCARTllY NEWS
K. w. hour
J "" " " ""7" n " n uhf1Chas.Gillilmwuselecteup m w rmbMrs. Harsh farm scutotown nm|TPS.. fg":..f:»..4mhem from near Tekamah.or the North school at a monthly SUl*|* _\ . _ - - - - ' _ v - - . , - . . - . . - - - - . . _ _ ___/ithumpians th World Ever Saw.
12:00-Noon.Dinner our.
1 :30 to 3:30--Games, Foot Races, etc., on Street.
3:30 p. m.-League Bail Game, Blair vs. Decatur
6:00 p. m.--Supper Hour.
7:00 p. m.-Water Fisk by Fireman.
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s a w H u o i d I . . Io } d i n " G i r i S h y . " A f - l d e e l e r s ' P ° ¢ k | g | 'h g h i n t u m w o u l d
te r vr a r d a we h a d e l i gh t l u n c h e o n a n d ~ 5 , sp e n t i n g l
t h ! !!~t o t h e B u r l i n g t o n !L g v g n z ~n d ~H g f h g f
st a t i o n L 0 a w a i t t h e t r a i n f o r C r e t e . ¢ m , m , h u e c h a p g g w h y n g ; a h h . ;|W e l e f t L i n c o l n n t 6 P H g e t t i n g Th i s i n 1 r e a l m o n e y w r i n t p r o p o -
| l n t o C r e t e abou§.7 P .M .H e r e " ° a i t i o n f o r B | ' j , n d a m | g ¢ g , f
Qw e r e m e t b y : g a m e o f t h e a m p a ffi x : - §
per K. W. hour.XA extra crew have b'¢F' 'ww Lhe]nof $50.00 and Otto Allen was elee-1
Blair Milling Co
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time Blmir's post master.Georseémoved to Okhhoma years bac k 'md at Cl;de'e eoualn's Annie Aekem1a1 §
has made good there ln the banking man, at Stanton,Nebr., parking in
laoslneos but for thi last few }ealB ter }3l}i Then ot Iver J ohnsen's, =
he has been on the retired "_gt He o farmer in Stanton county.He wo :
lol-ds a c onsiderable muse of land Major in the regiment that went to E
in Oklahoma ihic h at in the oil re-lllesuco when Fm*Abbot was c a p - =n
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gion and antic ipate! a rich n w a r d u i n of the Blair ¢°mP°Ul»F r o m E
f r o m h i s h o l d i n g s .l t h e r e t h r o u g h w o n d e r f u l l o o k i n g l a m l =
_ n na n - nl1M.E B C a i s t o c k t t l w i t h f i n e c a t t l e , h o g s a n d =
5 _ 3 ~ " f l "a n r a r r * H g h o r s e s W e w e n t t o P i e r c e t o 5
s t h _ Y l i t e L s i a i t a n o t h e r c u m i n ,t h e o w n e r o f =
' W e b b R i l e y R a n c h ,b r e e d e r o f F a i r -B L A I R B A Z N D T o P L A Y l f u x h e r f o u i c a t t l e a n d S h e t l a n d p o n i e s . ~
T h e o l d B l a i r b a n d g o t i n t o t h e h a r - , ; 0 n e o f h i s h e r e f o n l a n i m a l s h e h a d | §
n e s s t h e o t h e r n i g h t a n d b e g a n t o j u s t p a i d $ 1 , 0 0 0 f o r ,a b e a u t i f u l ~
p r a c t i c e f o r t h e F o u r t h o f J u l y c e l -i m a !t o o .L E
e h r o t i o n .T h i s i s n o t a p m - 1 W e w e n t t h r o u g h a l l t h e e l e c t r i c . ;
n e n t t h i n g w i t h t h e b o y s b u t j u » t _ s l ° m \ » =y o u d i d .o u t i n e » o r § .0 1 1 °l g
s l '° 1 ~ u | : r p u t r l o t i e l m p u l s e e t h e r e ' e l l i T h ¢t e n t s t o o d i t s g r o u n d f i n e a n d 5
e e s o m e f u l m u s i c f o r t h e v u i m r s g w r m m e t h r o u g h a s m i l i n g .= §
- -- \ - -. a - . .|F r o m t h e r e w e w e n t t o M a r k S w i -an- nom
l| l¢unit pnltt vnu htullptu was B 9:00 ~ 111-r-Big Display of Fireworks.§l"*" who '""=**°'* us to the boat l*"'*'?MASONS HOLD Plc mc TODAYiing.Camp Crete in located aboutl
=.1hm miles from the town o f Crete?=,The fiftieth iversa I th Haa-=W e rode up the river in a huge b°"1onic hd g g "ry o e~ ~1 §for that purpo se..It was said thatf I ' o rlington ll Sdn: ob-
llest Float ( not mules display) in parade
Trades Display FloatCdlthumplan Parade 15.00 X030
Catching greased pig--winneglq get viz
F a t | a n ' |"Rice '00
l u -' o o
ogg 1.00
990 L00
'Loo 1.00
ogg 1.00
ogg 1.00
ogg 1.00
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10.00
LBO 1.25
H000 $5.00
wo o
F l: - F o r
Egg Race,
Ioc t Race,Ladies
Girl's Race, over 12 yearf 1.
Girl's Race, under t2 years
Boy's Race.12-18 yeaw
Boy's Race, under I2
Pie Eating Contest
Tug oi'W a r - 5 on side
Putting on Shoes First
Il-I4\erunf|linen __200
I Race
L l d i n
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5.00
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2 nerves! today lol e park at the fairgg* hundred snmosey was not an ull'| zround ¢m g Mason!
gaommon load.This was lots of funf p n g I'élan d be fo re lon g we we re i n ai gh t of ~mo£t, and . we n.r
~ grounds which "° right on u'°\'a}le;ml:ave »;'2l1 .éma o v i o o g
= .oe river.Everything a Qto 5. present.
§ } b i ¢m u m ' a s n n ; b u :after ar-'rl\ing at camp it was not very 1»nsI;,§f§. *ith y 'o f f
i ""= until are had been shown our cabin.*: W I .I§ _ o m w a s - ' m u " n h l , No . 1 4 .u ater c Bla.;would r
y n r 1;glwasr situated in an ideal apot them s l i ;Id '=='-°;§'*=° 5111 deliver
o y a ry'.;_| we could get an excellent view of all..5E the rest of the grounds Af te r wa lt-M the lad !!bar Joseph B
E' log awhile for our trunka of bedrlingput ter and the only survi
E n ||be leluertar member of the lodge.é a n d buzzer*you may we g Addreuel will also be dren by Rav.
E ! "vere hready '1 ° °m° °u " '° l' :: 1 l L.. Baker. of Fremont lodge Ho. 15
§Q€°"%*'°"'§ E-.?i%&*.tt2';'f.2?i§°_...'==-f-d Charles Campbell,poet m u d
15 cenu per K. w hour for all eurrentJamesBarryis home from the\ . | | | | \ | | \ uv\ \ . » ¢ u u n ,u s e de a c hm o n t ha n dB i o lt h em o n t h; " ¢ H l ° f | \ w g o f t h e | ; t . n t e w h e n i h e h a l~W . S R u1 ¢ - d g e: t m lH e n r yC o o p e r 'S e c r e t a r y ._
l yc h a r g ef o rm i n i m u mm el ob e e nt e n ei n g .l ei sv i s i t n gh i so m ou m n y . .
lMW .L .l xiM .C he a c ho f: m t hp e r s o n ss h u i !b e$ 2 5 0b r o t h e rJ o h na n dh i sa m o r ,M r s .J .w e n rt oo m . 1 . . " § ' L i . T 1 § § 7 ` = .B Z ?s h o
a n dP r t w i n l t r f lf u r t h e r .t h a ta l lp e r u o n eT h o m p s o n .
m i n ge l e c t r i cc u r r e n tf o rp o w e rp u r - IG r a n d m aT h o m p s o n , o fB l a i r i s \ i s - !
P 0 5 0 5n h n l lm yam i n i m u me a c hp e ri l i n ga tt h eh o m eo fh e rs o n ,J i m ,f o r
m o n t ho ff i f t yc e n t sp e ro n eh o r s eaf e wt l t l y i t .~ .|
p o w e rm o t o rr a t i n g .|
l m m a e aa l s o .t h a td l a m u n to fz e nx . f : : - . 1 \ . \ u on o f r r z s
p e rc e n ts h e l lb ea l l o w e do na l ll i g h t
and power bilba hieh are paid at theeveningforL uAnimas.Colorado,office of [ht clly light C0l"|!I¢1f£5l0lll!'l[9gnteragovernment¢t|nI|3rium
not later than the mah day ol eachHis wife acvrnnipanifel him nw for asmonth;auchdiscountahnllnotbe:¥romo|t.Ontthé T°"¢°$"§'f ;'=°==='§"
ailoitfenl on hill for current uaed for ~ v?i:l1hl?|ti\eamir n g s0;
heatingandrodklngpurposes.|Mrs. Joe Ntal and son. Joe. trium-
All billn for current used by any ei* from Omaha on lm~t Tumlay and
gLennon!PetereohleftSalunlay
ping.Don Lowe, nf Omaha. spent Sundayat the parental J. n. Lowe home.
Mr. andMrs.Chas.ArnoldwereMondayTekamahvisitorsbelxeen
trainsMontlay.hire. Mary Walker, of Chatsworth
Iowa, came Thursday ond will spend a
few weeks with her nintere. Mrs. Geo.
Lowe and hlrw. Hattie Treet and another sister, Mrs. Ollie howe, at Ar-
linzton.Mrs. Louie Hom ami three chhircnarevisitingrelati\esatWayneat
present.The Degree of Honor held a rmxu
Bla i r, Ne bra s ka
.u.oxo THE BOTTQBI ROADSOLD mr ALL GROCERS
Thetelepphonelinesweretlown
on lasat Monday so that this section~
lThe flour that look tirst prize on open competition with
ollotheriloursat thoIhurs1on CountyFaironBread.
of the county wa'= shut of t' from com-
munication with Blair.
The Blix.nesIImeatinoMcCoy an-IRuth Day went over 1° Fremont M"'"°1Cake and Doughnuts.
day foa visit with fHQIll.l|.|ThA. E.Dixon family c alled nttheamen Conoty home on Iaet Fr*
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perwn lol any pl.l\p0=\¢ llfllll ue :luvun! "%'>°*at the office of the city>G.°""1§'.i'".1'..1",$§" ~ Z'E"`<..|E.§`.f§1fI1u¢ines4callerhereonednH1
InlcclraltLlxhlCommissioner onxhe Sprirngru that they will move back lo week.5
first day of each calender month.[OmahaIMins Elizabeth Petersen. of Olnnhn.
Pmvideulfurther.thattheCity 'Hurry lllnco has been attending the\i.»iieel her molher,'51r=. Paulsen:mtCuunrii shall have power tlml auth-count.;hoanlhuainessuf late,thaturslty and Sunday.
orutytn contract 1.\ill\an) pen¢on,per-lb0*|!" sittingZleiuboanlof eq ualiIMr.andMrs.NeiwLindberir. nf
anim, orassociationor corporation,muonBlair, spent the week end at the par-
;entel Joe 'l`h!el=lfoldt home.under the uma and condiuons of authIIIINC!! NEWSJohnCameron.HwrardCameron
andMrs.DonKepler werep.1--en-
*""i° "' M " " " " "f\gJack Singhaus. orlexaman, \\:\- ax
rnmmc lwherebyaswtialfair
c u y s n n x f
July 4Qin Blair
u u u . u a Iu nTh i s w u o n e o f t h e b e s t b a n d s 1 n h n r l . ' e .I h r o t h h ' o f M r s . G u s R a t h - l
t h i s p n r t o f t h e e l l i e w l t e n t h e b n y g m a n n k ,l i vi n g B o r 9 m i l e s o u t o f
g e t i n t o a c t i o n a n d i t w i l l s o u n d l i k e ! !l o e k i n e ,N e b r e s k a .T h e y w e r e "U E
QM ti m es .w e l l ,h i s w i f e b e i n g a n o l d sc h o o l ;
fr i a n d s o f m i n e , M a r y M e a d o w s . " ¢ 1
B I R T H D A Y s u n r n l s z e n j o y e d m a n y h a m r e m i n i s o e n e e s o f ,
c u r s c h o o l d a y s t o g e t h e r .T h e r e w e
M i s s Ir e n e Ha s t i r u t b w h o g g g fd g g l l l t l t h i n g s i n " r - h i f fs " a s S i n k e x ~ ,
i n th e .R o s e H i n n e i g h t o r h w d 1 r u . p r e s s e d i r . t h e r e b e i n g o n l y i s p r e -
p l e a s a n t l y s u r p r i s e d o n l a s t Tu o o d i v e n t a t t h e m e a l r o l l c a l l , b u t n h a p -
e r e n i n g w h e n e p a r t y o f h e r m e n d vn i e r o r l i vl i e r b u n c h y o u w i l l h a r d l y
e a m e i n t o r e m i n d h e r t h u i t w a e h n d M Y w h e r e .3201 h i s " ° " * °
h e r b l r t l u l u y a n n i ve n a r y .'I S O a c r e s o f f i n e l a y i n g l e n d a n d i s t
A f t e r a s o c i a l e ve n i n g a l u n c h e o n §r§f1.'Fill?_ vd d i p ft fil 1¢£'F " "'" " 1° " 's
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L o u i e W o l ff, M r s . I I. R . M i n t s .S TS : W . C . A l l e n , M n . C .
E . K r a u s e .A R R A N G E M I I N T S : / H e G r i m m , M r s . o . H o p e -
w e l l .W A T E R F I G H T :E d G r i m m .C O N C E S S I O N S :J .P .
Je n ! e n .B A S E B A L L : S \ m C h e e i y .R i I S T R O O M : M r s . w sa.
H e l l e r .G I R U S P IC N l C : I\ If= i G .C .1l{cQumrrie.M U S I C :H .
C. J¢R.l'En F I R ! I W O R K S : G u y M e a d .
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JIU ! i m m e d i a t e l y w e n e u n : l m vu u u u m . -
s l d e o f t h e g i r l s w h o w e r e g e t t i n g ' u p a o r e h e u t n , r m fu r n i s h t h e m u s i c m d
n n i g h t g o w n p a n d e .W e w e r e h i "i r u n t l e d o u t o f o u r c l h l n 1 0 j o i n h ° ! G i f f o n l D i x o n o f t h e B r l o d g e
le a d e r i n t h e p a r a d e , w h i c h e o n n d g h x k , § ; ° , ;t i l l b e s e r ve d a t
Fa s a n i n fo r m a l o p e n i n g o f o u r c . \ m t \ ; 5 3 o ' n d n t 7: 3 0 h w o r n f .'_e e nl i fe a t C r e t e .A b o u t 2 5 0 g i r l s t o o ka r t i n t h i s fr o !=l l n gt o n w i l l pre sen t.t h e p n s m r .| P ic .| " 'I'h e é t r i k i n g o f A m e r i o f l H o u r . "
D m " t h e n i g h t t h e r e ' ° ` " a . " ' " ` 1 1 ~ » u ¢ w i n ¢ m e r e r u n ! a m u l u m
's t o r m b u t o n l y t h e on e s w h o w e r e m r i l l c o n t i n u e o ve r t h e e ve n i n
b o t h e r e d t h e l e a s t l i t t l e b i t w e r e m y
o n e s w h o w e r e b a n k i n g o n t h e s c r e e n
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1for the use of current may be Eelllbl-Q3lr=. Scum Warrick wo-\ a caller ntgen to Omaha Xvcllnenulny.iehcnl: and when auch contmct is en-Wallr I'eck'» Sunday aftrnoon.IMr.andMrs.HenryCooper 'md
tererlintoauchcontractrate, m u lHuko Koenig in helping Fred Peckas Sunday dinner guests. 3Ir.and Mrs.|on the farm for n few weeksEliMondorf. of GrandIsland,:xml
1\.; ; ; g ' _ § ; ; ' " ° " " § § ~penoru. ;The social given by the Bench Corn-
rpora °so \'°"'irnunily Club Frillay night was not ntrackedwith, withoutregard so thewell attended :pa the ladies had hope-l
aboveandforegoingschedule;prg.'i1. would bc, l1o1nreser therewaso5,3g f nhHlplnsant time for those present and nvE1uernal the contract rate' neat. llule sum was nettedforthe
theirson,Al andwife.andfour
childnen, of Blair.Mr.andMrs.hlomlorf.whoareresidents at the Old Soldiers' home
at Grand Island are visiting Mrs. Mon-|lorf's brother, Henry Cooper and wife.so made ahdl be uniform fi" so forClub.IMrs. L. U. Ackermanwas an 0-
am '= ==ff°'=l= other users of on equal*Isbel J ohnsla homefromherrlmountif Qcurrent.~\I'l1eljnolillll. 'school work in Omaha Technical H5211
charge.;againsta consumer for ,jisnd will remain with her parents for
x e summer.S riterstssleg o=°=<;g~==ilnaMr. and Mrs. Lyle Guyer went to
be|sz s ;penn'f"'a.LyonsSalunlaytospendSundayalenupon 1 e Pf°¥'°l\!»wlaertlwltil Lyles =mer. Zllra. Amlnew Mod-
thc mme are fufnlalhtll from the timehen and family.thc mme becomeselue and payable un'Blra.E. { .Lippincott.Mia:RuthH;; |andZllrx.Lyletiuyerspent'Il\ur--
pa llrllaocllon 2Tho! usd onmnal Sec-l¢ll) _gg ;_;§gf=' nl luAm ceo Sseml
'lion 3 of ordinance No. 361 of theQuite a ldnre number of I'loa.°=an\
C n t yo fl l l n i r ,W I l = » l 1 i l 1 K l 0 1 1 C o u n t yi ' ; 0 ' . \ ` i e wS u l u l n yS c h o o lp u p i l sn t t e m l e f l
: _n \ . . : . .
rnaha visitor Monday.The W ornnn's Auxiliary to the A-
merican Legion held a Food sale atthe Gray store Saturdsy and cleared
n. neat sumfor thelr onler.Mrs.E.CBunllcentertainedI.
number of ladies at s :mower Fridayafternoonin honorof Miss Clara
Kramer who will be mnwleml 1onn toMr.Kenneth. of SiouxFallsSouthDakota.The afternoon was pleaant
for all.Mlm Kramer receiver! o num
ber of u.-eful gifts forher new home.Lateintheafternoon.Mrs.llunlic
f.M"|.|»l a delicious lunch.
All lodges, llmul or penom en\en"n| nom In the tnclea dis-A n ld j il i l fn t d r e s v u r m a n u a l o r
play please give name to Herman Struve at onceThere will be a real oldfashioned celebra-
tion of the Nation'sBirthdayinBlairon l l l I ! Il l l I Il l II II I II I II l l l II I! I II I II H I I II I II II I II II I I, ' " " '° " w a s f " " " " * 5 " " " " ' | | | " ' " " " " " " u . , r o l l - c a l r H u n d a h l P u b l "G r i m m_t l 1 l OA f t e r t h e r u i n I s u b d e do r c 3 1 .B l o o r !Ch r i st e n se n ,C a r m i c l u n l .a n d
_____-a u t fo r o u r b r e a k L 'S u n d a y a n d a f t e r t h e s e r m o n a n o f -~e Ja co bs .G r a y b e i n g ab s e n t .n r i n a nr n nn n fin r v I n a w w $ 5 0 w a l 2 I" a } a B i l d | | l ! } 1 ¢ 8 w i t h u s , ~ L 0 U l A N 1 m i n l l l l m i n l n f l n i n n i o n * l l d b --July 41h-
'good it tasted!Vie hurl cereal with
510218 n a m ;.r\lt||\.|r |\u||i|um'-,w..........-...._. --_Mildred, and Wima Hansen; Simeon in county athletic contest.-=.George.
mlet oward filrold and John the count champion speaker of NobleBra;H ..Jr.. Taylor.County lliaving won find.in rooms.
then school, then county.They were
c.\|.1.1~:n ox FEIJERAI. JURY lloathe to have un l10| but we felt there
-were more places to go.While
Illair is well represented on the llierc.they lookus to Worthlnt.-tors.
fclleral inn in Omaha.Thvse being Minn. and we apent a few hours at
'l krolled arc: 51135. Ross, 1\.. T Lund,l4'l~¢Okahena.a very pretty a o
Bl. R. Lippincott, Jonas Burcham, 3. jtlhl an we enter Worthington.That
ll. llowmnn, :mtl Frank Gray.day the children fi~hed 19 bull heads
*in a \ery short time.The next day,
Clyde, Mr. Wicke ttftll several Chilli
h!5lB .\l. l. B ftbll usi rs B LAIR 'ren get 15 lbs in 2 hours., We fried
'enough to last as a day or so on on-.'
,.of t rty pieces and a girl voealist';' ; £ h g g g g n left for Arlington,
f am hed entertainment at the Meth-I ..nli.-t church in this city last Sunday;Vac tinted there ruth Teresa Fm-
Th Kimball heya' [land corwistlng
morning ilayson Reed and had a most enjoy-
.\large crowd \aas in ate nr i a nc e ," l' l° ~There were several b:.\.l
and enjoyed the juvenile concert electnc stnrmi.c;clones all around
greatly .us. They have been having almost too
izruch rain hut the aenson is backward
__about two weeks.It was rainy
" E G " " ' - r o " ' " E ""lwhile we were there but the lovely
..zrareled roadw do not interfere with
?;f§:'f'{0;';f;':_.";,fl'd°a;f';F;§:;me travel like they do ln ehraska
tn meet all who are interested in thettnll they all keep on nmovmpr.r anizatlon of a band.|l:Ve spent an afternoon at Lake
11 it ment will furnish :wen-'}'°""'°"'the larger;lake in South
e gotem Dakota w l h a lo\el beach The
The Crowell Home folks have hron
enjoying their crop of exteptioranily
fine strawberries.Mr.Boss,\\'ll0
looks after the ganlen has rll0\l!1
his ability to a marked extent and
everything in that linsi.-= in fine slinjre.
Mr.Woodnmn, of the State ln i -
tersity a fricnil of Alisa Thelma Un-
ir gf'
~ m"' """"W U "' ""' Qmess hall where we get in line and
The Ile at the Hom hav lassc d by the table where we werePW!e e Iarchtlettlofpleasurelisteningto rened our uctuals.Ihud~a».sho\;
ntheirradio.They have been able first real meal in fame an my
a n ¢ -» . " . " - . . . .- . .. . . .. . . - . -..clared for the disc ussion of tu levy.
Cxuncil meeting agmln called oo
order at 8:10 P . M.All councllrnea
present except Gray.
ncrwood, cilllcll last Thurs-day even-I
to hear many fine programs.
The Home had planned to enter-
tain the M. PI. mini'ters but on ac-
munt of the iuce=sent rain they
were unable to be present.The oc»
Caslon was made a pleasant one,
The Horne people enjoyeel the Kim-;howev¢r_br having Rev.and Mrs.
mu llny 'n Band last Sunday at thelt).U. J»IcProud intl Rev.and Mrs.
chapel services.Rev. 0. U. MmI'rood Handcock P¥0aot\l..The date hap-
lad charge of`t|1e services.Fume pencil to be Rev.anal Mrs.Hand-
ugain I>loi\M'.coclvts'wedding anni\r°rSaf}So the
llev. annl Mrs. Underwood were .ha cccI..°\ion\\as n red letter day to them.
guests ol Mr. Orson Stiles, of Oma-liter C..C.Clssel and son.'Cl5llc,
la last Satunlay evening.Mr. Stilcalwere also present.We hope to havewas n member of one of Revi'°Ln\ier-lthe ministers wi ua at a later date.
wood's f cr churches.Mr. Underlj i and daughter, ThelMrii.Alta Walnwrilzht and Bliss rnanleft Wcllnes xy b5aoto,ior points'
Lucy Boiron were calling on friends at in the vcstern pan of the state in
the Home on Wednesriay of lam. week. the interest of the Home.They ex».
Mr. I.ndernood and Mrs. 3»lcl'rou<l pect to sm as far as Cltadron mai:-loolt part in a radio concert lan Sat-ling each town enroute.Misa Thelmaunlay evening.Mrs.5lcProud ren-laces along for a vac ation trip and
dering vocal Soles d Mr. Undorwoofllto help in the driving.Inwinrg a talk.TE Home hae been r
'milk and su;rar,.scramhled eggs,
crisp bacon, nxarmalade, 3 slices of
bread. butter. and coffee or milk.
After breakfast we went bac k to
our cabin to wash our rllehes etc.,
Our lznurdian appointed 2 girls exch
¢ or to wash the dishes and 2 to clean
and tidy up the cabin.T h e m s-;
der ol the day one spent in organs:-
ing and getting settled for the week.
No regular promara was foilowed
Thurlnlay was just the kind of a
day to start out in dead eamest.l
llere on our schedule:~
7:30 A. M. Bugle
7:00 Setting up exercises.
1 The follodrig Ordinance was intro-
ducedby Grlrnrn.
ORDINANCE XO. lst
N ORDINANCE, To provide for the
levy ol a tax and the levying of
the some on all the taxable proper-
ty in the City of Blair, Nebraska,
for all purposes necessary to main~
tain the City flovernment for he
City of Blair. Nebraska, for the fis-
cal year commencing on the First
Tuesday `ln May,1921: also levy-
ing a poll-tax on certain inhabit-
ants of said City for the Fisc al
Year.
a
BlI IT ORDAINED.By the mayor
?:15 Flair raising l and council of the City of Blair,
7:30 llrcakfnst f
8.30 A. Ill. Cabin lnspection and com-
munity singing.I
9;30 to l2;00 Swimming and cl3M¢";
cs in art. nature lore, dancing, firstcial, hoatinz and rowing.etc.!
1 oo nsrv:coi\inlr many letters complimentary l.l.\l¢N {);;g;;fg :I - :nner.|-
ic the program, one from lllrs. Qscar 1 to 2 Rest hour.|
'3 t hour
Nebraska.,sl-: c ftox o s s ,ou r there be and
h e r n is le\.ie¢l and |.f.»-#Jed upon
all of the taxable property within
the corporate limits of theCity of
Blair, Nebraska, for the fiscal 5-ear
cornencing on the flrat Tuesday in
May, 1924, the following sums, to-
o n(layer who i=vifirlnz |=elati\e>in Franl<llo\enelic kli\ing downinthe`L t o .Q"'°.-'ABlndmon, l{anra~. lenenod in and wrote Haney tlistricl, entertained his friends.3 to 5245 n°"l"'F and classee f f vr ww
relative to the program.last Tuesday night with a barn dance 5:45 Hai: iowenng.lor general revenue pur-1ltt in the Reserves will he re-1 __.-_.Rev.llnderwood preached at thegohicb was well ntttcnded and enjoyed;6:00 S'i'1"".____..______'pores 4.00 Nil s.
is menunited.1 (Continued on page four)Gl8t:e M.E. church an Omaha lastby those present.|{Contanue¢l on vase live)(Continued on page four)
.Q t y .15eight l"5;'i';°"l"°a;: .u"I:\Tn:l;;'people of Arlington are building a
1:»v'°;"? n hu? a three y ear en_.»umrner resort there. patting up fine
r l the Ill"lx umrncr cottlhltlrs and golf links This
~3
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Aff/
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Big Street Parade-Trades Display--Calithumpians
Music All Day by Cathoun and Herman Bands
Base Ball Game betweenBlairandHerman
Good program of sports in afternoon-Cash Prizes
hn\ .= ku .j> r. a nd th e sa me he re by is r e-
pe al ed . r
:i c : ti o n3Th i soralinm-.cesh a i l
in k s : ¢ f| ¢ ~ c t m u l h e i n fo r c v h u m : m d
ufl er its ] »:m sa§ :e. n |\| »r0 \a1 . and |; ||b .|
h r a l i n h34r m u i r e db y I n uI
ll.. . ¢.l.n.ln l h r n \ ¢ . lr l
1. | | ¢ U m » lr e n su a ;p r o g r a ml nDu n n
Sunday c-1.1~nin|:.Mis:=RU G :C n m p t o nr¢0ei\.¢1\l w r
Il i b h -gp:ur vw c m lfo rl m m i u a gt h e
Te n { ¢ = mn \ u 1 u Ime n t » . ln n k i n z - o m e I2
o r 1 3 : ; : i \ fc n ; \ u | \ i l \ fo r t h e m m e p u b
;| . » \!'m 1 rh i r t h r l n yof| <~ rin ¢1a i m
:.|1 1-iI no u rm i s s i o n a r yr n l l e r t i o n
sC'hiI¢l:~ensDa y e x cr c i- w a \ \ or f~ 1 :i \ -
f nast h eIl a p l i s lc h u r c h$uu~i.|}
and wr-r m we ll nitc n~1e 4|.
ll- nn li a}n i g h tw a <Hc n mz mn i ; h t
nt t h e D en s h o w in O m a h a .A n u m l m r
fr o n ? h e r e n l l e n u l m la m m u gFn vmIw
in g Je zm in sr s \\ m= l. 1 .0 0 l" nu \f~1 !. Jn?
n....1:..H. " » r |u \ \ |\ 1 mu l J. B. . |¢ | \ vl !.| c l = \ = c \ . »a n u\ | | . n v»
:my of June l92i.
¢\`l.[BsIl0m Ill. Tin-l|:1'row. Ulty Clerk
:| .11 day.
Ohiluary
ILJ. 5lur¢1¢h.5l::ynr1Blr==. S. II Evans, ol \l.]. llig.¥\
Mm mi and xecondml that rule 6 lit*
imrpemled and Ordinance pau io lin
zl:¢.0nd reading.On roll calll'eehl¢;~a.
1Irimrn.1loore,Christensen.Curmi-
cluael mul Jacobs voting *Ayn* llundahl
and Gray not voting.Motion cnrrlul.
celwonl 'furaday molI:ll\g ul tio
dch of her alstvr, MH. S. Bl. I'arrih
cf Herman, early that morning.The
mconneni lemes lj-r hllrlliilllml an-l se\1n
tliildren and one brother and one sialor
dereamd leaves her hu=b:\n=| and amen
Moreul by Gray andseconded11)||nourn \\l'f passing.6|im that roquesl. of Commlneioner toThe children are: Gro., of Rosalie.
buy a mixed cur of 30 J: 33 ft. poles.Nehr..Ross,ofHerman,Mrs.Phil
l . l L I l l | | \ ¢l ! : | \\ u v ;. .._L I h e\ \ a - h i n g x o n( o u n l 3 .S u m l a y
s o l w o lm n v e m i o nw a sh o l dh e r oM u n
\13: \ | c lT \ 2 \ . ' - # l a yI l ll l wl h l p l l f I
c l \ u n " \ .:".1rci1.Bl o m l a ywa ~ ¢ l o \ o l e ¢ l t o l » u i n ~
4., ancetinsa'- nn-l on Tl1(':|la) ;»r-ozrznmq
wom given.Anumber of alolofrntr.
were premnt and =aseral 0l.hlr1~ from
near hy towns.Mr. and Mr.=. E\oro1.1. llimr hml ru
m.\e=~t~thef i n !olthe week.Mn .Olliellimes anddauzhter. ofFair-
bury.. Nebr.Mrs. S. M. Parrish passed nvmy athor home hero Stunningnight.Shehas been in poor health for the paul.1,43 grunted.__liopkins, of Omaha, Theodore, Lynn
Onrollcall,Ilundahl.Peebles. ami Joss, of Omaha. nm] Mrs. Anson
iirim, Gmf. Moore, Cn\isl.|!l1|UEtl, Cm..Tre\its. of Newton, la.The brothermichael and Jacobs volinz :A>¢' l.he"15 5. L:§u2fingLon. of I3lsrin. 2*Iebr.f°f """°""1 months caring for hor.
motion carried.un¢rnsenlcc will be held Thur.1.Re p o r t f r o m th o ~ ~ ~ ~ a t ~ n t . ~ » » ~ x x . E . c h u r c h ~..§'°:;>.,r.'1':';,.:':.::;l":f ;2'..:=:'.::::
road.lH ° " " " "lrrrnment. if some one will give them
Momml and seconded that report be" "1... ride lo the polls.receive] and placed onjile.Auc oun-"l1\e *><»>=~ \»1=\>i=n= ball make a mer-,one reads in the name !l\:\l. ms
¢.=| voting 'Aye' the motion carried.irible noire.but anyway 131; parentswasannoinleal'sithoiltobe keno
The folluwinz bills were I¥.il||$.'don2. `h:m.~ to worry u to where theyner lrruel, but if would he safvr in
C. 4: N. WIL R. Co.$15453UUtime dunes to we <ome other mi1
s=e\1~ru.lyears.iler daughter.Mn .
Phil llopkins. of Omaha, has been hero
Special Picnic and Games lor Little Girls
Water Fight on Street at 7 o'clock
Magnificent Di§play of Fireworks in the Evening
Rest Room for Mothers 81 Children in City Hail 0pen All Day
\r
r
Q~1 .
Under Auspices oi Bladr Chamber of Com~
merce and Women's Chamber of Commerce
,
-ru! l'!\!'!'!RPR!§l!O Blur. Nabruh, .Inna M. nm
nm on ac c ount of mrnov. ma Los
4. Block 14, Xannud 'J llhgo vu 21°
duced zo $1506 by rouou of overflow.
On motion duly :nada and oorrild
thoSW '~i andBE5£ofSo¢23.T*'P~
2-0.R. 1x b| p\| oldat| 1r\Ju| o!$¢5
per sen on aooount of hint ns and
suhjoc t to outflow.The board thou adjourned until
llonday, Juno l l ,1934.
Annie C. Hariri. County Clerk.
:I I
Pnunty Commlulonon' Room, Blair
Nehr., Juno 16, 1924.
The bond of llquxllntion um pu
mam to adjournment tain J uno 1
1924, ul mombon being pmltnt.
Minutes of the mating were
und approved.
Movod, aoooudod md ourhd tha
Lo u l & 2 i n l e c t i o n 13,'I'lrp.i8
R 1 1 bo pluo du tuvdu o of $lZ5 pe
acre.Therobolngnothlng furthothruugh
tonotieet.hoBou'da»d]uumodto
Ju ne 11,1924.
A n a i s C .m a m .C o u n t y C h r k .
Co u u t y C o m m i n l o n l n 'R o o m
Bl a i r,Na b r . , J u n e 16,192 4.
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PROCEEDINGS
County Cqnmls ianau'Room,
~lair, Nobr., Inna 10, rm.
The baud of equalintion met pm-
umt to luv for the purpose of fnirly
-lmpudlily aquallirlnf tha as-
~ of nil n¢ff°rT|\lT>1'w¢r¢r md
estate ln Wuhlngton County, Na-
~mia.
Pxamzt H. C. Blsea, Henry Truhl-
oen Ind Peter H Tyson, County Com-
iziomrs,R.H.Rumulsen, County
.»~r, and Annie C. Matin. County
Clerk.'Dm ba ud pmoeeded to comldcr
ru! estate valuations brought to thcir
notice.Afhr due consideration and
inspection of the had, W alter Gut-
|cho1r'| lot IS In Sec. 27, 'lIlrp. 19, R
11 (98 level) was mdluad from $100.
ua $15. per am. for the muon that
a p u t of the h n d l s u o d t o r s e t -
ning basin.
nm pémunt w adkurnmout alum
Juno 2. mo.Pxaantz H. C. Bluo, Honry Tnhl-
na. l Pour H. Tymn.
Th i mlnueu of Um v n wd ln c
mating nn read nad ayprsvd
Amr a ur dul uxdn niia u of dm
fdloflvlng buh an the diffnut flmdl
il vu mend and uenndu! Uut thu
fulmng dx iml M llluvu d . md z u
County Unk llutruchd to dnw wu-
nn tl u n the lundl indiated below aa
Pl! thi u ma
¢1u'rla¢LHarry Madam (uber)$25.00
Hlnl um (bbw)asmH. L mnauy (uhm monoE. S. Andunon il-lbw)$.00Harry Fadda(Llbnr)15.00. »
EdBhllthhUl!lllZAb0r)
n a a n u n m t v n z z h c a 12.
1Ad.lC .I.M\¢ h{Dl\¢ ¢ill)21
Ch.||1l.Hal1(l}n¢'|'|n¢'}44-
:mr ua = sr u » ¢1 . »» = >~-
..r I t
On mednn duly nude md arlhd
u > ¢ r 1 m s » s , ' r w p , \ 1 , 1 L n v u
rldwod fr n m mo no £ 0 z o om w
u n by mu o n of being " U A W
u m
B e n n ! o th e r l md u l u u n n a -msmsd and eanpued,m n w h i c h
thu Hu rd nd jou me d to mee t h m
u , l mArmin C. lutin. County Clark-
¢1 ¢
(hunky Cammhdnnc w Boom.
nun. Nebr., hm 12. 1924.
awe o l I i qu lln d a n m» t_ p u r m»
a n d w u l ja u mmmz u h u J u n i u ,
19 2 4, xl! mi mb ln b dn x p lan t.The minute: nf the pnviou monk-
lng wen nad and apprend.
On motlon dmly.mula and candid
Lo : s . s w z a. rw. 1 9. nu . vu n -
d w d w a n d u o i t w p r u m h r
dm reason ol Ming n aettling buh-
On motion duly made and ¢n'Ul
x. ¢ u a 1 u d a z i n s ¢ ¢ . s , 1 ~ ¢ ; » a 1 , a
l1 w u n d w : n d t o a v| 1 u e a ! $ T5 y l f
The Baud Qu adjourned till Juno
11, mu.Annk C. ludn, County Ckrk
s e qCounty Ccmmlulonas Room. Blxlr
Nebr., Juno 11, ma
The baud of Equliation mst wr-
nnt in ndjoumment tuba Iam 10.
mu; all member: being pxuent.
l l n u t u al th e y r wimu ma tin g
were read md applvvd.
On motion duly nude md eanild
th e nlud o nx o l thc C hmlng C ity
land s wen plu nd b mk w I bn 19%
du a tio lu ,
On motion duly made :M mnied
the N% Nasa Nwx of Ste- $0~T'v-
w. R. 1 2 . 1 | ' u p lu so d | tl! 5 | n a c r ~ e
op weonnt cf the zutting any by Nw
river.
On mation duly undo und uded
the 5%m m . N w x l s z x n w x
°¢ s¢ <. a o. 1' v; » 19 ,n 12 wun au ¢a d
ln | v n | \ u u ! S 5 0 p u n a u o n me w n ¢
ol tha river Lhnuenning lame.
D. 0. Shut (Balnry)50.
Bury Hunan; (hhor)u.Kilburn k Sent! Co. (Swpplkl) G5Donly'| lu! Ka (Bup-
vlhn -111.
R|Lhmmn'| Gunn (rm mmsum Jofmmll 00. (Bup'plln|)4S. H. Pounds (SUWUI)Z4J. umm xsmuuv mSchool aw. Nu. 1 (Hall ann sHun Bo& rs-hm mo
wnu cn. sm (mm me)Hmry Chrifhnnlm (Suplkl)11
Theodor: land! (Uhr)r l
lhrlud Chdnfnnu (bbw)zo
a n ummm < m» - rm 1
Rohm :na m (hlwr)us
WN hntn (labor)1
Rhir Nebruh. June 26, 1924 _N..5 1
| n d 5 P . \ { .w h f n u m x - n a u p z m k
in some selected oaupdion,the
school keeps in touch "ith his pm-New York'| most :went experimentNotice to Creeitiors of Eats!!for all purpuea neeemrr to mml C H UR C H 0 ? c a ms r
c uun c n D IKEC UDRY I. C. Eller, ~ttorney Lain the Caty Govemmnn rfor he'a »-for 1 c oo!
'nm swrnnvlirsz
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BAPTLBT CHURCH
(Cor.u m m and u h m- n u )
Arlhur D. Snuiloy, Putor.
Sunday School 10 A. Il.
lloming Service 11 A. M.
Evening Service 8:00 P. M.
.. ... .--_ _J - o n n l l !
sl.W uhin n County E
I rn|.'| 'f.. Call I Con
In the latter of the Eltata ofChristina M. Huder, Dooeued:
Tl The Creditors of Said F.at.\9.e:You are hereby notifned,That Iwiil all at the County Court Roomin Blair. in said Comaty, on un gimp
nl yezr éommencinz on ghe Fin: |||3C¢ these no: unyn.A KW H clvwu ........... .....--..Tuuday in Mar.1924;lllo }¢vy» Iound our church building to be quite rdwol gndultes and not in attend-gself provide ll. lm* llcnum s»1==»-- i tructions e gggupgtlon.in s poll-ax on c ertain inhnbio cw! last Sunday..In het, it in the anc e upon the n g u llr full t m¢[H .|aw maantunmgsm u of uid City for the Fiscal cuolcst c hurc h in town.schools, must utieml such uchools not,h1ln}' ¢TI1P :plhchweek on# private part-tune or apprentice
Tear.1 Dorf: forget vmcauon Bible scliool lcas than four ours en 1BIC IT ORDAINED,By lhe mayor lqrins right after the ith.mgular school days betwéon S A. M schools.' a m i c o u n c i l o f t h e C i t y o f B l g h ,C o m e t o o u r " e o o l r l 1 u n : h "n e x t . .__ .- E ! ! !
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CHURCH Ur L n m a z .f gf J 1924, and on me :mn Ir r . ,un mtn and 2nd IINGU)L35 nf Snunnrgnber. 1924. lt £0 o'clockl¢1.i z h n a h .
r vm n i u n toon wml
.~'z f'
Home Aids for
Quick
Relief
Bo meny times
a m inor acci-
dent, or even a
serious one, oc-
curs for which
y o u n e e d a
home aid f o r
immediat'1se.
..e
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y
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. \ . 3 d . o n u c h o f u d d d a r . e a \ . a n -celve and axlmlne nl! elnima egllnnt.aid Estate. with e view to thdr ad-
ju|rnent end allowance.The limellm ted for the p n xq h d o n afchdme -5-If-= uid Eltete is three
months rum the 27th dn of June,A. D., 1924. and the time limited formm! of debts il One Year from
d 2401 day of June, 1924.'Witness my hand end the S-eel of
md County cum. this 23nd dur of
lh y .1924.(SEAL)A. C. DEBEL.
18-bt County J wge.
Q I ' ~.. ...:ll of the taxable properly witllln
the corporate limits of the City of
Blair, Nebnskn, for the flaw y ear
eomeneing qn the flret Tuesday in
Hay, 1934, the following sums, ze-
* f i r
Pir pwe A n n a !
For general revenue pur-gone:4.00 Xml.
For Public Library pur-posea 1.00 Hills
For street lighting pur
posee 1.50 Mlm.
For music and public amuse-
menta .20 Milk.
For improvement of public unter
works system .30 Mills
For sewer outlet bonds and ln-
tereet .50 Hills
For intersection paving b0nd|
and interest 4.00 Hills
For perks and park pur-poses..20 Killa
I'or Hydrlnt rentals .50 ililh
Ther the mme be levded and unea-
erl against all the taxable property
within eorpo:ate limit!o f th e C lty
of Blair, Nebrukl. and c ollec ted u
other mu an shown by t h e u n u -
'ment rolls for the y ur 1924.
s s r m o w ' r w o . Th a t m m b e m d
hereby in, levied upon each and ev-
ery Male inluhltent of the CIW
of Blair,Ne b f u b .between the
.nw of hrenty-one and fifty y uan,
1
f.'z
in Section Twenty seven in TnwnnhipEi;:hllen,North of Range Eleven,
cas! of the 001 P. M. in Washingtonlfbtlnty, Nebraska, containing '75 acresmoreorless;to satisfy plainliffa
|:
1. c . Ell~r, AttomeySTATE OF NEBRASKA.
ss..Wuhington County.In the Conn! Connln the mltier of the estate of Hern-
ry Wm-dt. Deceased:To the creditors of md estate:You are hereby notified, that I
will sit nt the County Court RODI11
ln Blair In uid Coiinty on the Btday of Juiy, 1924, md on the 6th daof October, 19%, at 10 o'cl-ock A.
on nach of aid dtlea to feelin anexamine all cluims ;g;1=»=¢ said Esu m .with view to lr adjuxunenind allowance.The time limited in
the :au r a npreaenonoms qni nx
mid mute in three months fromothdoy of July A. D. 1.924 andtime limited for pay ment J debt:
ONE YE A R frofn n m 5th dn
of Judy 1924.Wltnell my hand and the sed ou i d County Court,thi! 2nd day 0
J uno, mc .s s m m A. c .DEBEL.
19-St County Jud
I
poll us: in tho. sum of two doilsrl
($2.00)on n a h and every Hale
inhlbitant dorenid The uid tax
mal be c oilocbed u prowritfld by
1:1 for the final y ear oommenc -ing on the fi rst Tu euhy i n lhy ,
1924.ION THREE.This ordinsnoa
nhall take effat and be of .forc e
from wd.-gy f its puuge, approv-al and pu cation on prwldod by
h w.Passed and approved this 23rd day
1924.
Cont M. Badmenzwr. City Cltfk.
R. J. Murdoch, Mayor.
ute or ordinnnct of this dty , A
"3EC'l`
Heike in Crdlton d Estate
E. B. Csrrigan, Attnmey
STATE OF NEBRASKA,
sa.Wuhingtnn Countyltth c C o n t: C u r t.in than matter o! the Estate ofCarrie ll. J ams,Deuu ed:
To tl1e,Creditors of Said Estate:You an hereby notified,Th at Iwill dt as the County Court Room tnBlair in uid County, an the 5th day
of July. 1924, and on the 8111 day ofOdober,1924, at 10 cfclock, A.H.on each of mid dates eo receive and
examlnne nll claims against said estatewith 1 view to their adjustmlnt andliluvmnce.The time limited forrnenu tlnn of clldms against n h l
ta is thr u munths from theSth day of Jud A. D., 1924, and thetimeIimltedorpaymantof dc buis ONE YEAR from aid sm day of
July 1924.Witness my lumt and the meal of
uid County Court, :his 2nd day of
A- c . DEBEL19--Bt County Judge
J u ne u m.
le
of
ndmR.
G.illthe
estnty
r.ll
. id.belulf
im:offbed
ins:hip
en.
onRaiffa
amount of money needed for all
purposes to be raised in said City for
lhe fiscal year commencing on the
Tint 'haeday in Hay, 1924, lwuding
Interut um! primlpn! due on the bond
ul Indebtedness om! sinking fund xml
the different ob}eets and bnnchea
of expenditure!are as hereinafter
ut forth, itemized and c lassified as
follows, to-wit-;
Printing and publication $800.00
Sallries of City officers
Ind employees 19,000.00
Fnncipal és interest due and to
become 11119.27,500.00
Slreels, alleys and bridges 10000.00
Fire department purposes 1,000.00
Miscellaneous purposes 5,000.00
Civil lm] Criminal Suits 750.00
Zslainbenanre, operation and
Voc :
trdnin
'LII' IMATE DF EXPENSES FOR
THE YEAR 1924-1925.
ar-: rr RESOLVED BY THE MAY-
on AND C ITY C OUNCI L OF 'r m:
\
s n a n lr r s S A L E
Henry Mencke, Attorney
By mjirtue of an order of sale
issued out of the District Court of
Washington County,Nebraska,endinpursuance of the dec ree of uidcourtinnationwhereinAgnesR.
linrtin I n plaintiff amL,llort G.Grover,et el.defendants,I willlt one o'¢Jock P. M. on Monday the
2!st. day of Juiy, 1924, at the westfront door of the Washington Countyeourthouseinthe City of B idr.Wuhinglon county,Nebruka,sell
an public auwon to the highest bid-nler for-cash the following sleacribeflreal estate, io-wit:The north half
of the Southeast Quarter. exception:
a strip of Iam! ten rods in width offthe west end ol the :bore describes!
1. H. Camp, Pastor.
Bibla Schocl 10 A. H.
Homin; W onhi p 11 A . ll.
Chrlninn Endeavor 7:00 P. Li.
Evening Service 8:00 P. il.
Church Night., Wednwily 8:00
OONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
(Cor. Walker Ave. and Colfax)
James Jlebaman. Pnlor.
Sunday School 10 A. ll.
Homin; Slavic! 11. A. H.
Chrilliln Endenor 7:00 P. ll.
rr,m u l .LUTHERAN c u z mc l
I
I_
Q |: r i n g J u l y x m l A u g u s t .
_ - . . _ _ l . » l » p n m n i l m n n l
|If 1.50 Milli.
or music and public amuse-
ntn .20 Milk.
r improvement of public unter
orka system .30 Mills
r sewer outlet bonds and ln-
re u .so Hills
or intersection paving b0nd|
nd interest 4.00 Hills
r perks and park pur-poses..20 Killa
r Hydnnt. rentals .50 ililh
het the mme be levded end unea-
egmlnst all the taxable property
thin mrporate limits o f th e C | ~
Blair, Nebrukl. and collec ted
| f m ° | " | h ° ' n b y t h e
nt rolls for the year 1924.
I N I O N ' r wo . * r w m m b a --
hereby in, levied upon each and .
ery Male inluhltant of the Cl
of Blair,Ne b r u b .between
.nw of hrenty-one and fifty
not exe mp w thentrom br z u
ute or ordinance of this diy ,
poll us: in tho. sum of two dolls
($2.00)on n a h and everyinhlbitant dorenid.The uid
mal be c ollec ted u pmwritfltl b
luv for the fiscal y ear eomme~ing on the f irs t Tu euhy in lil
1924.ION THREE.This ordln:
shall take effat and be of In
from wd.-gyf its puuge, approa l a n d p u e a tjo n u p mvld b d ~
h w.Passed and approved this 23rd d
of June. 1924.
AtteatzCore M. Badgemvr. City Cl
R. J. Murdoc h, Ma
uw ||.l':atc will be anounocd Inner..
Coma to church.Be among those
" i m are striving to suengtheu a
knuwiedge of right-trying w over-
come tempting eviil which would de-
prave them of eternal happiness.
Those who truly wma Christinrnity,
thoroughly understand their being,
du not regard adherence to the Leach-
lllgti of our Maier as difficudt.
'LII' IMATE DF EXPENSES FOR
THE YEAR 1924-1925.
ar-: rr RESOLVED BY THE MAY-
on AND C ITY C OUNCI L OF 'r m:c1'rY OF BLAIR, NEBRASKA:
That the estimnla of the probable
amoqnt of money needed for all
purposes to be waved in mid City for
lhe fiscal year commencing on the
Tint 'haeday in Hay, 1924, iwuding
w i i l m e e t w i t h M r s . J o h n i t h a n d
M r s .L . E . E d w a r d s a t t h o m e o f '
M r s .S m i t h o n Th u r s d a y ;m o o n
a t 3 P . M .Al l t h e l ad i e s a r e u g e d t o
b e p r e s e n t .
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can n !Until as \
Vocational guidance,voeationali
:I \ » -~ l
Ch e a p e r t h a n a n y o t he r w a y
BLAIR cA`s~~coMPANY
BL AI R .NE B R AS K A
'"I .IH'~'» ygg'
Blair Pharmacy
The Touring Cn'
a 5
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,Du.-»».\1¢ mu~ ' ° \~na sun.. us mn
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H e l p s m i l l i o n s e n i
t h e i r v a c a t i o n s
Fords-.an will any million: on healzhlul, damn varadomthis summer-nations du: an Inexpensive beau: d thelow canal mninmmnce ol this reliable ax.
Ev¢ryon|;7n|Un l car lor dx: ouldoof momhl. That means olwurne. An ummully huvy dzmand lor Foxdn To avoid dflfys
md diuppoinnnem lin your ozder ww.
um.-»In-nhltus c.»-3.1; 'f-::a»||¢$!W r~4~u»"u
a n n u : I I AI I I 1 ' u n l o l n mm a n n u u l
t n :U N I V E R S A L C A R
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Rev. R. J. Rei\{grucn, l'n..1\torSunday School at I0 A. M.C h u r c h Se r vic e s a x ;A .M .
/AHERICAN EV.-LUTH. TRINIT1
(W.Lincoln and 2nd street)
H. J . W aminl. Putnr.Bhir Telephone 1802
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Amer km Luthenn rcllgleul in-|
struction!Sltunlny afumoonl al.
1:80 or 2.Sunday school I0 l. lm
Divine service nv. \0:80.( h u n r -
\i¢¢¢ An llfanutely dlhar English
ol Gemma.The dumb bolrd menu neeuioniy
und the young nwmben convene
qunrterly.The Ludlum Aid masts every Ant
Wednesday nfurnoon at month.
' n n pu io r u m m .an u m
mkdonmtltiovu on Bundly P. W a.
D A NI S H n v. u r r n x s m c n u n c n
(Our. Jac kson md Cfnhr aunt)
QnI\||.l\f JUDQ 29.~. . . - . . . . _ , ._S u n d a y s c h o o l I t 1 0 A .M .E x o e l - I
I e n t t o a c h i l i .e n t h u o i n t k e l u e o s i n - i
v i l e y o u t o a t t e f l l o u r s c h o o l i f y o u ,
h a v e n o o t h e r . c h u r c h h o m e .|
H o m i n ;W o n h i p o n 1 1 A .H .S e r -
m o n s u b j e c t :" C u t l l t n l d i v o P a t r i o t -
ilm."The Baptist Young Pop!e'|= Unional. 1 P. 11.1
Evening worship at B P. ll.The
srrvicc will open nrilh |. misziionuy
dramstiugion "Waiting for the Doc-
tor" under the direction of Hn. Smd-
ley.The sermon subject will be:
"Tr uly c h mum."Prayer omline every Wednosdoy
evening at 8 P. H.
The choir meets for practice every
Friday evening at 8.The annual Sunday school picnic
was held last Thunder nitemoon at
the Culetter Plrk.The Iittie foiks
made good use of the swing: and
siides from eariy nitemoon till it was
time to go home.A bountiful Iunch
was aowed at the close of the alter
oon.Every one had a good/ine
What you want E5
;
H.. Nklaln, Puwr.
Sv"dw Bebooi 9:15 A. ll.Homin; Servic e 10:30 A. ll
Evoninz Strviel 8:00 P. al.
Where you want it
When you want it
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as-onmxlzxn CHURCH Ol:asus cmusr OF urmn
DAY sums
(Unodn Stunt behnm Sth A 'IU
mm 'r. J. umm. omm.saw § _ l )'Sunday sem: at ao uma.
Pnlchinl Borvlnu at 11 A. ll.
sr. FRANCIS BORGIA
<c»a>»u¢ chmm .
(Cm-mr couu ma sm :mm
Father 0. A. Bsnndorfsr,Put
Save nme-save Sleps
and neu quicker Service
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Pint and '|"h1nI Sunday u f u
month, lhu at 9 A. H.
Second and Founh Swnys, lu _rg 6
a t 1 0 : 8 0 A . l l .
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PHONE RED 4|
f o r I n s u r a n c e
Call me for any kind of
Insurance;Fire,Tornado,
Automobile, Hail, Rain, Bur-glary, Plate Glass, Tourist
Baggage,Parcels Post,
Workmens Compensation,
PubEc Liability,Accident
and Health, and Life.
I represent some of the old-
est and strongest companies
in the United States, and am
prepared to give you the
best of service.
Are .you fully protected? If
not, or if in doubt, call me
now.
N. T. LUND
PHONE IND. 144
Phone for Estimates
When in need of Paint or
Wall Paper we are in posi-
tion to give Iyuu the best
on the market.
Call on us for any kind of
work in the painting or
paper hanging line.
srrrgm v a rnslslsn
Painters and Paper Hangers
Phone Ind. 135-Bell 75
OSTEOPATH
When you are feeling
out of sorts, take an
Osteoimath treatment.It wil make you feel
like new.Adjust-
ment will r e l i e ve
pinched nerves and
restore natural body
functioning, thug al-
lowing nature to re-store your health.
Dr. E. Nl. Moats
Osteopath
Phone Ind. 84-Bell 105
I CE C R E A M
'If you have never
tasted our deliciousIce Cream you havesrealtinstore
for you.
Ee per cone
50c per quart$1.75 per gallon
FireworksNow on Sde »
Jennie Antill
Phone Ind. 200-Bell 59 for
N\€afandp0Llltl°y
The convenience of or~
derlng your Meats by
phone is doubly pleasing
when you order from us.
Prompt delivery of the
Chuiéest Meats and Poul-
try at all times.
Bohs Cash Store
CHURCH
(Cor. Colin and 5th struts)
0. U. HcProud, Pastor.
Sunday School 10:00 A. H.
Morning Slrrlct 11:00 A. Y.
Epsvorth lame 1:00 P. li.
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Pny c r Heating W odnudly nan-
ing 7:30.
s ' r l n a w s z m s w r u . C H U R C H
(Gum. Smec. batman (th and Sth)
Row. Chu. D. Hating, Pastor
Holy Communion every Sunday
uni Holy Day at 7:30 A. ll.
Church Schoo!u. 9:&5.Also ser-
w every Sunday nt 11 o'clock.
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L . R . G I L B E R T. H g r .
A l l K i n d s o f In s u r a n c e
B l a i r , N e b r a s k a
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\\.0l.lnty, Peenrumxu, culluunuupg lu uaau-5'llkin\.£nBll|.'¢0 p ¢ !Il . w | 1 u u um o r e o r le ss ;t o s a t i s fy p l a i n l i f fa .'.j u d g e m e n t i n t h e s u m o l $10, 494 .33 ex le n su on of l 1 gh t_ a 5s te m 30 . 0 0 0 0 0
w i l h in t er e st ,t o s a t i s f y t h e :sum o £ . 5 ' \ m t a n d p u b l i c i l g h l i n k 4,000.00
I $4 4.80 coa ts a n d t h e in c r e n s u l m u l W a t e r & W a t e r W o r k s s y s t e m
| n c c m i n g c o s t s a l i a s p r o v!- l e d i n s a i d m u l e x t e n s i o n 10,000.00
n n l n r a n d d e c r e e .n....\.-......|u vn 'I n\1Y|\n§Pl.500.00 When You} Car
Needs a New Battery
Phone Bell Red 35
or Independent ll
for anjthing in~ Job Work.
We print Everything and
\lkl rnh Hun yu l n(ac)1 |D a t e d a t B l a i r . h e b r u s k a . l h v: 1 » t h M u s i c &P q b l i c a m u s e m e n t 1 5 0 0 0
i t r :1 » n . r : u m L 1 i l l ? " o f J u n e , " " ' i a - . . . . . \ l n l r a n ¢; l l 1 n r v fu n d 4.504100 Announcement.u Q . ". - - v - . - - . .
Res! Eatato
Both Farm and City Properly
Pham Ind.mac
Blair,Nehruka
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Uh 4lI|l\||¢\.c o.\.|.. .. _
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Sheriff Wa.shingto|3 County sinki=}I; [ui for sewer bonds a,2sooo
_f b " ' l "Sinking fund for Intersection
.,oooooNotice lo Creditors of Estate pmms bbmlil 1 on c u s
Abbott. Rohn I: Dunlap, Attorneys Pming Ansessmen |1
on An \rvinus ; nl? n \D\0D¢l\}~________t5 r . mr . u r rdnu nna nn,n .|z 1 Washington CountyIn the Caunty Court1DR. W . F. HEMPHIU I In the matter of the Estate of
|DENTIST 1 George K\l1nk, Degeu l:.
Sewer Asief
n f d n m'Mainhnancl
tenlion at
ll sul:ant R1
sments on city
500.00
'.~Opezation I:e:c-
Iee Plant 7,400.00
:ntals 2,500.00
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Don't forget the Genuine
Ford 13 plate. Guaranteed
for one year, for only
We are putting in a full line of Lumber,
Cement and other Building Materials.To the creditors of mm estate:l " ' " -1 Room: over Hjnir State Bank I
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g You are e|ebyc\;o\ifla!, th I infill Totsl l4»95°:0
nil. ll. the unly url Room n B a r.nd M cl I of t1B la i r , " § " " " "I in uid County, on the 25th ill? of Ju-A the I5 or an ccunc 1°, h b._.___.__ __ _ _ly, 1924 and on the 27th day of Onto-'GW of Blair, Nebraska ere >ce:
.ber. 1924. at lo o'f:lock A. aa. on £achti.f>'that the foiiowins i=~ true W
fx)of mid dates, to receive and examine coffee! statement of the entire re\en
DR. E. J . BAILEY nue of the City of Blair. Nebrukkn re-
ceived for the fiscal year commencanst
D ill claims nzuinst nhl I»'..sme, with ai
0 New to their anljultrnent and |.llo\n-
Room: over Hansen: Bakr! 'ance.The time limited for the pre- o-1 the first Tuesslay ln May, 1023,Blalr. Nelar.mutation of claims agnlnsl. uid l1.1-In K;gg'.;<' Monday:m e ls three monllis from me 2-,th m:v1=:1~:Uf: luzcswzzn mom .\l.1.
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yn day of July A. I). 1924. Ind the time SOURCES $139,920.10
x -llimiud for naxrnent of llebl l o m : iss n o um mm'1'1l1¢TR RESOI.\'l1D.
Prices and estimates cheerfully given.
CALL US FOR CBAL
do it right.
The Enterprise
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$16.50
Rathmann's Garage farmers to-0|fera||ve Elevalor
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\ " . " " '. ".. -..........___;§EAR. from amid 25th diy (f J uiillartn g resolution , entered al
1)|1924.\\i\{\eu 113 imnul ami I. e ata L.J ..-a.| f-.........nn!l ma. nm J uv lnrre noon the minutes of this coun-U 1 a n n ;\ . U U l l \ }\ . . v u o \ |n u r ¢ ¢ . .. .. _" __ I° ' " " " ° " ~ ? f i ' £ f 5 ' ? "8 3 % % ? " "1 9 l ..A C |e i l a n d t h a t t h e u m a b e p u b i i .n h f d f o r
A t t o m c y s » a t » l u r 1 ( j 0 " { " )J u e i g e .f o u r r o n n e c u t i v e w e e k s i n a | l l \ \ <
.._ _ _ ___ __p a p e r o f g e n e r a l c i r c u l a t i o n i n : L v
|e m u i n s u m o s u a :B u i l d i n g 1 c n n l r m x c n x o .4 5 4 C i t y o f B l a i r .N e b n s i u l . .
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-- - - ~- 'I l e v y o f a w e a n n ]t h e ! e s ; i n g n f l C i t y C l e r k
a E n t e r p r i s e f o r n e 1 u _t h e u m a o n a l l t h e t a x a } 1 l e . p r o p e r - ,R .J .M u r d o c h
uhile lt is news.;ty in the City of Blair, Nebrniha,mayur
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h p H nTHR ENTERPRISE, i Illuir.Nebraska.Juno ze, 1924 m - : .\f ;|ua ¢l rq Inna -a n 1l l l l u l u n a . n e l ,n u n a n l l l U - u n!...I
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o l'Zul\n's Photos will please 5011.!{uhn's Photos will please you.Cai3ll'l| l!lI "mL A (° » \ | g 0 ' q '|{;|[»
isnA:;r<s.mor- :Low im. wma Jenkins left la.~rtSund»a}¢.F""", Longs,; ~Bg§§j°""".'lC°"'i=1\=f\i from vase One]
fwgi.§°g,§§f2'§'2°§§.§>§°=;,f;=°'°"evening for Chicago.=;;;§g=f" s.eo..I.._fm u Socinl hour.
~ ~ ~~n Jl"l1dt ¢lY0'\°B tl)LillColll Oh ~ C 3 1 l0 I a n d f a mi ly ' r e n o w 9:90 t.u11pl|re.
Between Walker Are and oth St.
Phone:-Cedar 641
o
Kuhn's Photos will please you.
Bliss llletita Taylor was an Omaha
business \\ etlnesday.,`
City Loans,monthly payments
pr o mp t se r vi c e . ~ ll. Ri tte r .
3-ti
For Sole: Five liorre electric motor.
Inquire nt The Enterprise office. 22lf
passenger ltonday. .;For Sale:-Forms am!residences.
u :ood list always.Goo B HikerC. 0. Dawson is in lows on a bus-'3
iness trip for n few tlllys.For Site A Stover No 4 feed
nicer locnteel in the Brunton cottage
e n we=_;_§outh street.
Mrs. Art Keppel and little boy . of
Gary Indiana,are spending u few
wttlh in Blair with old friends and
neighbors.
I. N. Warrlcle has rented the Mrs.
T. AI. Cutter prupeny formerly known
ss the Dr. Noble house on Fourth and
Grant street and will more in July lst.
Parker Ollerrnen was a businiers cr In gooil condition 1}. ulre a the..qm=ltor I0 Omaha last Monday.ilfnterpdae official _22.;fllan¢l,,Nebra.ako,were dinner guestsMr. and Mus. A. P. Ithiman, of Clk-
1 9:60 llugzle.
10:00 Liglttn out.
Ffiiltly the 12th proved not un-
lucky to u. :La It was another enjoy-
able day.
On Sntunlny afternoon we listened
1lorkec's pork, the campfire grounds
.» indeed it moat wornlerful place It
covers n very large territory with
acres of beautifui diode trees.Situ»
rterl an it ls, on the big lltue River,
most of the tnvc l to and from the
grounds is done on the river.There
rrc about 60 cabiml on the grounds
bcsides x donee parillion. it atom and
a mesahnil.li I
We wouhIf;onni¢ler oun~el\es vers
to §._ht~ woot ma:ter df Culnp Slater f°"l'\\.InttlE to be nearer to a Gimp
whicfli l»located on Blue river ».lso.!¥"°""d" of that sort. or better still, it
Mr.Anderson won A very interest-
ing talker.lie had c hosen for his
topic. "The Right Kind of n Girl."
After lii- talk a number ot his scouts
taught the zirbs different forms ol'
knot tyintr.
we could hnve better means of get-
ting there.While at camp different
gsurdinnts and [iris were mule our
mcouaintaneee xnd we found ln almost
every ease they had c ome to c lmp
fret! through the boosting and back-
su Chrlntlm band leader guiding! fine
hunch of boys ln 3 great trip.These
men seemed more gnuzful for dw
prwilege of bringing the boys to the
nervic e than the wplv were for ihe
Iins music they give ns.The con-
cen; given. the Crowell Home guest!
was good enough to give mywhen.
There will be a strong patriotic slr-
vioe next Sunday morning and a big
Ngun: given by the ~ P. M. S. and
Standard Beureru lt 8 In the evening.
Both of these services are worth
anyhodfa time.
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~THE ENTEIW IIISE
Page Four
and vicinity who in looking
for o cleancut, ntrnlrht b|.l|\l~nent in whidt o small invrttl.;
ment In required with anor-anre of absolute safely and
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m e Z S . . g n v e l e a l r o l l s I l i . . . 2 3 , 3 2 l f r e i d a K o e n i g v i s i t e d f l ° 0 1 . W e d .r M .* n 1 3 1 " " " = ' *M i " r ; : " " " £ " " "~~
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E n t e r e d a s s e c o n d - c l a n m a t t e r a t 1 - p e n !s e v e r a l d l l y i l .Q h l i t h w a s h o m m i n O a l t l a m l .: u n M n t t h l e u e n 'l s l r l h d n y g
$ 0 p o l t a l f i c e a t B l a i r ,N o b . ,u n d o :f r o m h e r s c h o o l n l .R o c h e s t e r ,M i n n e -M i n o t W i l m a W a r r i c k i s a a s i e t i n g H . .T .C i n i n r - e n . m i ' C h e t S u l - 1
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Every zuhsedption is reprdea 315
an open account. The names of aub
aorlbera will b l inlilnlly removed
from our mailing list at the expir-
liion of the time paid for lf the pub-
lishers be notified; otherwise the sob
icription will remain ln force at tho
dllgnatxd rubneription vriee.Every
ma where nho teaches nmtltemalks
Imtl is director of several orehertl-o~
Mrs.Stanley Lowe of Herman, for' ion »hipped n rarload of hogs to Uma'
R. few \\e¢k.u.ha Tuesday.;Mrs. Ruben Lemoncalled nt A. J.Bench Lommunlty Club met with,and nitw o instmctor.Esther in Sumner':\I~1iday afternoon.lllru. E. C. Lippincott Thurtuiny. June
troinlng for the profession of nurse.
Mrs.Athan holds a very enviable
position an normal instructor under
e . Mlm Pklna Foni.of 0nitland in \ 151.Nex! meeting wi! be held withl
ntuillr tg a few days al. the homo of '\lra. \'~¢1!.er Peck.1aw brother A. aa. linux.5 `W h ( )W a n t s t o
state aupervixion at Ln Verne, a fowl Mr. and Mnl. Harry Smith tive 11 Nolite of Hearing Probate of Willmoremonths of summer work will : m i r Moolloy wanin to celebrate!llenry Meneke,.Mlomey I 9give l1er!herA. o.nh1¢h n hernlm. ;hq;,.1g.,=;~;;3y¢»d== »==»1~===-f»»f=».ff _T. , . ,, o r ztr xa na s lml |M a k e M o n e y .
She still is the thorough home maker The He n 0 ,|gg 1 ar.. . .. . r 1 . . n ! 0 T h e r h a d j u s t b e e n r e - | w i I . l 1 M m n g l .C .1" "?1` »`. §' €»~ £= »T a g m m l t W a a h i l m l n n C o u n t y l § | m g ..
I \ _e l . -I * - - - 4 »l a n | |l
quitlt turn o w n No ll" -viotta aalru experience neces»nary to sell our staple direcl
lo wearer nltoes.
Gel into a permanent. busi-
ness of your OWN, full oul
coupon below and mall to
voUBt.f;n1E.\n SHOE CD.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Blair hu Fark
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I Mins Elsie Sutton is employed in
the State Bunk nt stenographic work.
Mr. Fred Claridge, of Omaha, was
a Blair visitor last Thursdny on bus-
iness.
In f M r . a n d Zd r s. J o h n J e n k a n s a t t n e l
§=wl§i§m}¢$H.=¢}2L}June Mid Alice Axlell, of Om;ha,|aI.ori|.~> nrniml tho campfire.
riber must u rstand um me nv -~§""~--h e nftemoon..nm members with onel in we \U\llu;\\Il\5'E'3§€..-_.....mndn 1 nlrl of the plasterlng " 4 "*f"'F"". 'i*3'E"_- 'fT..lm we exceptions were present wltht ln lhn mailer of the IMate of f\'|. !A d d r e s s T h e ~i e s ~~L .w .~h o m e .I l r w y \ . n { n t l . 1 0 a p r e l l u I u w u u l l u u l a u .
m e e t s w i t h M r s .J o h n S m i t h t h i s a f - |M r s .E d n N o b l e i n t l s l u t !h i e r |M r .a n d M r s .H .J .H a n s e n h a e
m 1 ;.t e r n o o n .J n n e ,n t t e n d a l t h e f u n e r a l o f a f r i e n d 1 g m e n o y i n g t h e c o m p a n y o f M r
.~ ~~~W e e t ,o f t h i s »= - »»~i n O m a h a .. : : : ; : ' i § . ° . ? ; L . : § i ' ° : : . § ' ; ; ; 1 " ; 1 ' . . : : ° . : : : ' . h
" E v a s : - e d d f n e n d s m ' W a y n e o v e r ;H n r \ e § .K r o g h .w h o r e s i d e s o n t h e r n M o n d a y .
1 e w e e - e n O m a h a r o a d , j u a t s o u t h o f B l a i r h a s
M r .a n d M r s .E d Zaietthiesen a n d b e e n r e m o d e l i n g h i s fi n e fa r m h o m e .
1 Haggard at Benhnrr. U'n¢`iertakingfamily left last Sunday for their sum-
mer home at Splrit Luke, loam.one closed ear furnished xvithout ehg.
Miss Mildred Brumbail8h» daughter Both phones.Loaled lu Hiker omol.
of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Brumbaugh. wos Mr.and M m Everette Aronsun
an Omaha visitor wt Sunulay.'r .-
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re urned Saturday from a fishing tnp»
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Beaty returned up in Minnesota.They were up near
home last Saturday after a week of Mankato.
fmnng at Luke Andes, So Dultotl.|
|1___-..|I.ll¢.»hv|llmhridrinlr lntfn Mnhar nm! llnrv f.nlnTr Remus
Alice Wilkinson, IreneHaaelc, Cher-
The Bible ache l ot Dana closed lest
Sunday evening with a. pienie supper
enjoyed by out-of-town guests and
towns people ot the Elormitory of the
College.The _plane were to eat on the
lawn .but the storm interfered and
the supper wa.-\ enjoyed inside the
buildinig.
\\ ASHINGTON COUNTY
FA RM BUREAU N(ll'l£S
Us ulvnvsrur, unu urlllu|\:|||.au.|uu nam:lby thehe people.
Sunday wa.1 set .mside for visitors.
The park sys througed with people
throutzhuut the day.In the moming
lu ll A. M. we had churc h servic es
in the auelitorium.At aunset a Krona!
Council hire W u held,at which
time u ceremonial meeting took place.
RInks were awanied and one of our
members,1I¢l5lhe Jensen took the
Wood Gatherera' degree. A most am-
preeiite drama was presented the
home of which was "Ruth and Nao-
mi."This was a beautiful Bible
ltory. The c haracters were wonder-fully portrayed by those taking pm.
Mn .Wallace directed music and
1iL'll of expense in the way of carfare
Me. And En many other ways Ire find
those who :re taking interest in the
campfire girl aetivitiee.Such an
crgunieation wo all k no w to be an
important asset to our town and state.
All we ask, or 8I\o\.|ld_usl¢. is n little
boosting at all times, and the good
will of the people in our work.
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xaruonxsr Cnuacu Non-:s
0. U. MeProucI. Pastor .
The srvvimr habit of thinking more.
about the happenings of the future
than about what tool:nlace lut week,
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§Um.uuuu»mu ..-_.-_r .contrlct between the pubiisher and
mbncribcr.
cm' CUUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
(Continued from pan One)
For Public Library put-poses 1.00 Hills
I`or.ulmd iighting putpuns 1.50 Hiiln.
For mwiic and public smuse
mentls .20 Mills.
For ingprovement of public waiverworks system .30 llills
Yer sewer outlet bonds and ln-
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which In on thc rim lume n la y w :ame vinitofu. . The nfte _._. .come intu Pipestnne from Worthing- spént sociallyu than w3°'°n'; '"; .l¢»llJh G. L\nl\\iirDecea=~e~l.
193, awning levers! lou.Mr. .Athan of importance belon the club.i The §ial\! of hebrmkn TD the 31¢\\»f pi to W Rob,J h .k d _' nl law, nm of kin, devilleeli. legalem.has s mall route out o pcs no a or ut hZ§..¢f'+¥'€7¢$`Jl' :=,;;.°:,;°.':.. ,$l.'grr\¢lil.ors. and 10 any others interest
Miaa Athn were also Sunday guegta a1._"'1 in said mutter:\lbl!1\1i thi Minneoshi Falls, scene cf;lAnKfellu\-"s Hiawatha and the lug-1 \A H .gq uf lthn t n incal rm! plpestone quarries ln the world mg, A. uin°!'?.h;"' liomml Ml 1 tm° ; , n : ° , u : , b,.in; igmbe il\\'aLl:il
here, a very lntercnting town roads rs. W ax n u ll lm sa AnM':\'\ill and Testament of Adolph G.
doubly so to un under the aruidance of of illalr were callers ut II. C. Llplrln-1 |1 1,A G }_|iz-|:-ut1's one day lxut week.lf1$'¢i~"§§£lf'a,°°l§"E'5T="l.'i"'.a.| Cou;";m{
Mrs .Alban Ure slinllkeel to leave .Alles Jensen visited Ruth Compton ll UB petition praying £m he1\mbat,ii]mm hut we found this to be thel Sunday attending Sunday sc hool wi\h,,f mid inslrpment, md for #hs rw
~~S t a t e ..
0M a k e t h 1 s y o u r l~I
'eekg f 1 .T i m e w a s s l i p p i n g fa s t , w e w e n d -
e d o u r w a y t o o u r pr e s e n t p l a c e -
L a k e Be n t o n .Th i s l u k e i s 9 m i l e '
l o n g a n d f r o m 1 t o 1 %m i l e s w i d e ,
fi n e fi s h i n g . b o a t i n g u n d b a t h i n g , a n
b l e d a m p g r o u n d .
C a n a r e c o m i n g a n d g o i n g a l l t h e
t i m e .T h e r e w b e e n a b o u t 5 0 e a r s
h e r e a l i d a y . n o w m o s ! o f t h e m h a ve
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atnyihe night no coming In, some 8 o g a m ~W~lin ~oat!f m ~'l'rlnorxocars.Montana,Nebr, 1°""»; idad are in asgrfi an the time."HQ
Wisconsin and many Bolinnesou cars, thinks he has found the place when
are hen.This pin-e I mule up of the west in at its .oak and bluffs xurrmncl the 1=n¢¢.|Cuming City 5°==f'=*°'1 no C°l*=°""`
The town of Lake Bcnlon lierin the ?unda5 ===-5 ;,°°; the ' : " ° ; " ; " °
valley -very pretty.nm c amp - .yan p c ee 1 us-1 b nd I ball nnl hell CalhounWe are etrtainly Qnjoying the uip|zu§sixr?1its.oCuming éimy 112; Finger-
"f"' look f°"""d xo each nfw ¥'"°gnIml han! after the first inning and
Irom heme we think we wlll xv °,h¢retired in the fifth in f n o r o f
|t ~W,Slone Lake. ;°iaipp who prosed to be quite urnounds
There are a in our v=r¢>. our 5\man holding Cuming City his for
girls and Alf,eq Stevenson, our neph-he rrnt of the game.Batteries: Cum-gw and Clyde ghd myself img (ity. Ryan, and W est.Calhoun:
l°ila\gl.'r8h'i, Jipp, and I'ltsgerald. Gam-
The chilnlren all sle ep \ nth c mf inx City plays Arlingion nurseries at
, .~ . a
H e l l o ,Sc o ut s !G r e e t i n g l o y o u
f r o m y o u r n e w ex e c u ti ve .D r o p i n
m m e t i m e n o w e c a n ge t n c qu a in t ce l
a n d m l k o s e r o u r t r o u b l e s .M a y b e
1 c a n h e l p y o u o n s o m e o f y o u r
t e e - t w o r k a n d I k n o w t h a t y o u c n n
h e l p m e i n l o u o f \ \ n y . u .P m s o fu l l
o f c o m p r i g h t n o w t h a t I c o n ! t h i n k
lfn fj cu l l y a b o u t nny mh in lt u h e ,s p
[L in g a t h e r r o u n d a n d t a l k a b o u t a t .
T h e t h i n g s i n sc o u t i n g t h a t h a ve
H u n t !p e r m a n e n t Dla ces | in tho se,
n o t h i n g l l e e s t h e ' b u s i n e s s l i k e a p o l
o f s t e a m i n g s l u m . "T h e n f o r fr au
t h a t t h e c o o l :wo n 'l .k n o w just htlnlf
w e w a n t t h a t s l u m e w e h m . -
t o g i ve h i m o u r b e n t r e c i p e : " Th r o w
l n u c h u n k o f m e n t bo y s .po t a t o eco l d o r h o t .Je ll y b ea ns u n d pi e c ru -1 .
p r u n e a m u l 1- pe nr mi nt g u m anal aU1
i t w i t h a c n m b o r a n d r vu w i l l h a w
h u l l y s l u m . "
|A n d w h e n w e h a ve dif=;>ose¢l r
t h o t ,w m h c n l t h e di s he s a n d m m l e
ou r be d s , g u l h er e e l a h i p; fi re . w e c a n
dr o p i n t o h e a d q u a r t e r s a n d 1 e e .L e t s
a l l g o t o c a m p .
l I s!. ! o n o r M e d a l S l u ! f- N e a r l yW l u l e :-rome y o u n g pe o p l e f r o m
t h e S t .Ja m e s c h u r c h o f F r e m o n t
m e r e a w i n z m i n g i n a l a k e n e a r Y u l -
l c y W e \ l n c - l la y , Ju n e 1 1 , o n e o f t h eg i r l s w a s t a k i n g a n B- y en : - ol l i
yo u n ga u e r as r i d e o n h e r b u c k .I n
t h e p r o c e u sh e i n h a l e d o m o u t h fu l
u l w a t e r .c h o k i n g h e m e l f a n d
5, hr ow in g t h e laclplmm y o u n g s t e r i n -
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an yu E nn lkan-to futeneel to the car.W e hw.;rs. Geo. King and children. from
our stave, chairs and mbte, clothing Ulljf u_pent last week ul. Hans Lat#
nnd balding fastened on the out.nide:'°°" s.ci car, the inside being clear.W d Bilas Dorothy 8'IcCrac§:en left Fri-
={|3)for Omaha and will spend the
a~= any t~ough~mrryinx much smaller Ha r ! ~ s h .'
numbers.We aleephkc lozs alnighd .Veena Spartan spent Sunday at
and eat mn by an,.'*;"Q;ll wn 1 1 .1 11. rs.na low am asan lau LeI must tell you of a rea! fish Star). ,Margnrct, spent :he week l' at Igmg
C1;|.le apeuul five 10 to 12 pound Larsen's."|u 1 rthurcarpann g \4as to x1 pounds each.Ile s up pm Blrwns
the whole camp }\\U=fresh.5 Miss Ellen Planck from Fremont
This afternoon "¢ all went upon ° \ia+%ted Francis Canes Saturday nn-1
hi!! to watch ll cyclone work.J u n Sunday.
heard it tore everything to piecu fuufl Mr.and Mrs.. Louis Meneko :uni
y |Ilnrlun had Sunday dinner at W m.
;ointment o ma .IZxeeutrix That on the 19th day of
July, 1924, at I0 0'clock A. M., sai-l
petition and the proof of the execution of said instrument will be hennl.mul that li you do not then appear
and contest, said Conn may Probateand \"¢¢0ld the sumo, lm! gnnt ad
ministrnllon of the estate to Emma
ll. Ludwig.This notice shall be published for
three. week: successively iv the IIn
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u'h er n t P ~l c mm nt Vi ew .
M r .a n d M m I-'red O l s o n a n d A r -
c h i e F u n !a n d fa m i k y w e r e u l l g n
a t t h e Jo n a s l l l o m b c r g h o m e S u n d z y
ua w i n h M r s .B i n r n b e r g " m a n y r n -
t u r n s " o f h e r b i r t h d a y .
l:I¢imuml Jn h n 's fr i e n d s w i l l h e
g h d t o k n o w h e i s e n j o y i n g h i s w o r k
h a . A l u m b e r a m p a t S a m o a , C a l i fo r -
': - I l .E d m u n d i s a n a t u r e l o ve r a n d
' h e r e h e fi n d s i t a t i t s b e s t ;b l a c k
: b e a r a n d d e e r u r e . t o b e se en .x m l
|t l » i <2 6 t h d a y o f J u n e 1 9 2 4 .
¢ s r : . \ 1 . >A .c .D E B E L .
1 2 2 l t . )C o u n t y J u d g e
Qu ite S ati sf ac tor y
H r M a d e i r u m h o r d e vo t e d : r u n d
pn r vn t .winnme e y e h a d stlrr enni ervd
£0 th is h i t n f b a b y ap p a r e l l i m m o
men t hu n aw i t ln n d mp zn ru ma t nt nr e.
" T h a t h u t l n l m e : t r m n | : n a 1 fo r
t h !!fnunlly."r m n a r k o d t h e y o u n g
m\»l||¢\r." | l l ta k e i t bu c k a n d : e e
wh a! 1 c a n ll a. "
'l`her:is a Terrible War (hi
in Gasoline
But r e m em b e r, whenever you
l i l m i d ." A m i h o w d i d y o u l i k e ? "
" V e r y u m r h fu t h e r th a nk Jo u .
ve m e " Y u hu t s .I w n d m w e l .a n 0 1-n ts in c ha nge for \Sw ea t er u n d 4 m
-. . - - -aT h e B l a i r b a l l t e a m u r n iN i c k e r s o n h u t S u n d a y f m !~
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ions wc otler you in a specialway
this week o personal service to end
these tortures.
This service. wixh its assurance of
complete and lasting relief, is given
our customers Ircc of charge by a
Fo ot Comfort Expert especially
trained ir; Dr. Scho1l's methods.
He wil! gladly give y ou a demon-
stration of the proper Dr.Scholl
wh a! 1 c an l lo ..\fum damp:i n t e r l i n :gr am lfnt ln er
ca ll ed i n w e th e b a b y l n w e n e w
h u t ." D o l m m e s e e h o w l i l ! l o o k : l a ,'°
n».s»s»u'»a.»a»ft l it vel b un w nu i nme :\lr\\nr».:duenlargement by a~nerves the ~=;p~>f tsnr shoe oo o r u b
1
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m~t ~'our individual requirements
D.£'.5'd|ol].§'~
Foot Comfort W
Leave your foot troublesteaeat.50 Milla
For imqfaection paving bonds
and interest 400 Mills
naggum us uuuuuu,u n ! n ¢--.-...» -.N -...Q ww..' n v\ ._(lmm ;¢,I -Iwith1; du;a 1,0 0 ah i h |'a Iemlatollmited mention oflutweeks°"° closed mr rm-aimed ou 'own m a n 1 e alters c ar n l i N b .2 23 m a .Mm. Teak the lady who has mm-|.
Boih phones.Loolted in mer umm' i w Tuesday .u__.._r1.,f.f__ "ff ¢»-- | f...AIl .nlnln rh|\r¢M'nf ihn Mlrnn fnr nvrm fT°{'".wl '?"."}¥°"*I€'f'."'{i'f'f'Ihere atqur storeFor p un mu pan: pur-poses..20 Miiln
F o r Hd n n t r mu ls .60 Mllhi
Thu the :mme be levied and gases-
ul against ail the taxable property
within corporate limits of the City
of Blair, Nebraska, amd collected as
olheg taxes as ahovrn by the uneas
ment ro\ls for the :rear 1924.
SECTION TWO. That there be and
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Brown enter-
Karl Christensen and Fred Sierti T h e M y r o n M e t z i n g e r f a m i l y d r o v e ~ 0 ? ~ f a r m e r s are from 500 to 700 girls at C"""P1°""f l ' ~
who spent several days up at Bi|'fo Omaha Sunday, Mra w."H. Rich- .»f Nebraska, oversees the rertificntion Crete.She is a. {°"f|5' "`°"'""'» very
Stone lake. Minnesota returned homo aids aecompaning them on her way to,rf seed grown from seed deveIOD¢d °i"f"fi " fh° " "f"fPff '° wffk ,~_1
_seam Bluffs, Nebnsh.and distributed by thi Nebraska Al-Ulf ll°|\'ll¥» mul :rom me 11=|r\ulr|'"§. "T c. Hllum hu | um all um n¢||»uu»|u dluhhr d an ricultunl °°""' '° "" Iarmun °'!'°'""°' ' svrhllmlng mu: II" |»|a.|
..|..'I{0 anialrd to bin and lin. Wm. llll;r hu ntu up state A upeelnliat who knoll huh" lntllil Ulncthe en :lump°I|had been divided .I to urn groupllf-»= ||rl¢¢
.!M .-\==e"ev see "'°":~ f"t: ='-_'res fm: :"° nu been °'-L.f.'I."II"£ §f`.',...=..|'1'...§°.§'.2 !»--==~». u-- u ...-1" (of vfllkll ~»-'Nonehenhv Ia. 1eMi upon each and gv Tued, aching feel: Mlm arches:weak ankles: rl\eumn§p-like pa_in ineryHaleinhgbitantoftheCity
ol'Bum,Nebraska,between the
axes of twentyone and fifty a n
not exemptul thenfrum by stat
fore the line Is broken.:4-u
Mr. and Mrs.Frank Brass end
daughter, Ruth. drove up to West
Point last Satunday for a few days
visit with Mrs. Brees* mother.
After u regular meeting of the Py-
thian Sisters, last Tuesday evening.
a Committee served straw berries,
eeke, lee cream and iemonede.
tending nelleely tmlege.; " " '~.at for presenc e of other varieties of,'N¢l@ n Pllrli and thejialgggs TheMrs.Annie Petemen entertai d .\1ne;.-min, other grams. and weeds.Iieentest ues between theset side4.g;g='.'§11~» of gg" friends et. a :Aix 1 the grain seems to be the pure st n"The BeeChu'a were winner: Tzgewim-
H "nncr '5 er heme near Dannld what the farmer says it is end ifmine.hosting,bueball and tennisgg ege on lflst Fndey evening, June he has a record of the me which he tournaments.|
phnted,the field may be ¢¢nifi¢d!Then Hensley night was theoffieial
hfhry Hovqnslfeie and {'oR£°phine The grain is examined again after it ll'-mt night..The program was heldin\
\Robinson ere attending the State C.. is t.i1reshec!.Ithe pavlllion.We glrln took part in "a
"`thE .C o n v e n t i o n a t K e a r n e y ,N e b r n k e ,S u c h s t a i n s o f s m a l l g r a i n s a s N o d e n c e a m 's o n g .3 ; " ' " "o n i n e ° " '
- _A n h m u ;u n a n | |u f l l i n . I l l ~
Betteruteor nrdinnnce of this city, 1
poll ux In the sum of two aloiiur
($2.00)on e n h and even'Mal
lnhnbitlnt aforesaid.The uid tn
ahlll be collected as provided b
l n for the fiscal year commenl
ing.on the fi:ut Tuesday in Mn:
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lB24.1*rtrmN THREE.This ordinam iI
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Dave Steed,special detective for
the Northwestern system was in town
']ues¢la5.Dave looks well and was
stressed up like a congressman.
Mr. Yates, proprietor of the Clif-
ton Hotel, enjoyed a couple of dass
visit last week with an old friend Mr.
branka Ng 5 and No 50 wheats, Nc,\:nau5 "Iv "mn u.¢|,1.-_ .-.... ,-...I-raaka 21 oats.and similar hlzh f°l'°"»commercial teacher gn the'
yielding selec tion ere among thoself"¥h school the past year, "° \\¢s_
commonly certified.Theme strairm are In the crowd of spectators.
the superior selections developed from Tuesday the Buffalo Robe was |-
.ms I . 'k t t h Nehru:-ka.§g§;";_;;§;i n "lsmm them' »§,`§.'i`L....'L`§.'l"SfL`.'§.'§...`».~»».2'. a attain
Inrnvost that it is n hieh vielder at the
whic h c onvene; from Thumlny until
Slzmlay, June 29.
Mrs. J. w. Most and baby left Mon-
¢:£|5 for Little Falls, Minn. to visit
her parents.They accompaniccl oanled to the cabin given the highest'
grade due to cabin inspection.Thetweco, Nebr., cabin was the lucky ....]
Take it from me, who has been a heavy
~.meat eater all my life, you cannot getbetter Meat anywhere than right down
at the Quality Market. Prices reason-
able, too.
"|\;\;{l \l| :fied an d be of fan
from amd dter its puuuge, apprcal and puhlinlion as provided I
law.
Puma! and approved this 23:d da
of June, 1924.
.Mlestz
Cora M. B
1 0 0 |\ i \ l | | y ' \ l I 9 f r
~1owe\er, a picnic will be arranged icution is to trace eml keep pure Lhese
or in July or August..varieties and strains so that other.
Mrs. Anna Stewart and two ¢IaugI\~ farmers of the state may buy the semi
ers, Mrs.Abbie Milliken and Mr=.|*h1\= is known no be the pure strain
---.-e nk-; ........| .nn funn Oln \"vnnriln|\nl
cent.Our gabin wma not rar nemnar h v -
This belng our fmt expenenc e m 3 u
camp lxfe we gained lots of infnm |
ation whic h will be helpful if we 20;Ph o ll€ G Irld_ 75 He li 2 5
hack egain.The next time we willbe eligable for the robe.I |
Itern oon, it was d ec id ed to 3d. l°uf1 1;r; ;;ti l:t:e ¢! TJ ~ fa rmer s in w||1tllSeplemb¢r for regular meetin8S{`\h* stale.The P""P°\~¢ of the cerlif-ar we hui a grade of 9-I per cent,~Q ~~.
~s f
~mlgerow, City Cierk 522; z1{§|}= m the tugnc of I2 to G June 21 zo 28J. M\§rdo¢:h, Mayor i i n " l' N . 1 n°berr.mn of Herman!R.
N o ve l l a n d seco nded t h a t r u l e 1
be s u s pe n d e d am d t h a t t h i s On t i n n r
b e p u n e d x o i n s e c o n d r e a d i n g .
O n r o l l ca l i .H u n d a h i .Pee bl
-- I .__n| .. J-a -. . .¢ n P n n n f.
the funerai of hir. A. G. LudwigSASB R O S .,
T HE O L D R E L IA B L E Miss Bielita Talon had an her guestonWednesdayof this week Mrs. 1
Fl1.lr»h,of Wahoo, Nehr. Mm. Frush 1
is vice uieaident of the Rebekah State 1
hl a rg u cm c H t l ! !a l on g )\'iUl HW S I U !gf" M un u uu nu ns H HS *\ *" l"" " " " '`ranci.s G r o s s w e r e w e e k - e n d g u e s t s ' 3 u " ' ° "...z Many broke up camp on Tuesday*
Lftemoun and went home.%'pqeru,c h -
n v\ihlDl7l moon._..., ,..._- .....~c .rnoo:~mpeilcd to slay until Wtdn ny
~ming on account of train connce-I
ions.Tuesday night being the last
ight,another night gown par:dc
as started by the officers.
Practically everyone remaining in
mp. participated in this event.The
hostly 'fsgures :awe one a wi c nl;
eelinz ns they flim»d about in the
nonlight.QWednesdaymorning'we uwokv 3
arly.Our bcfhiing and luggage mum!
~ckcfl by T o'clock and we left Camp
Le on the 8 o'clock boat.We of-well home al. 4:30 \\c1inc»=<ia5 aflcr-'
.oon.
Special Demonstration
»cr rent umlur ueilzht, but u much
urger percentage ul the girls than
he boys were outside the Fnfety
me of from T per cent under weight
I2 per cent over weight.This cx
minntinn wan given an one feature
f the Agricuitural Extension program
~! boys anal girls club work to make
he boy and girl the moat perfct pro-
tlct of the \\0rk-
Fortyone per cent ol the girls
ete. more than-T per cent under
eight whiie only 21 per cent of the
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~3.s were that far below normal.
Ieven and u hnlf per cent of the
rl: were more that I2 ptjr cent over
RED STAR 0ll.TOVES
Allowed on your old oil
~ slovc. starting next week.'
We are giving with each stove sold
during this sale your choice in a
$5 Roaster or lercolator.
Come in early and make your
selection on mg' large
\I absent.Motion ¢ll'li£'l|Atw cliluly.
D r .E . J .D a i l y ,w h o i s m u c h i n -
t e r e i t e d i n t h e B o y s c o u t w n r k vw i i l
tak e his t r° ¢»1 =. N o. 12 d own l o Val le y,
N e b r . ,o n S a t u n l a y n i g h t ,\-I-eatl1¢r
p e m l i t t i n g ,fo r a n o ve r n i g h t c a m p -
i r g t r i p .
M i s s l a z e i n Rh o a d e s re c e i ve d a
l i t t e r fr o m M r s . C h r i s Za n d e r i n t h e y
n e r e l e n r i n g N e w " f o r k f o r D e n m a r k .
S h e w r o t e t h a t t h e y h a d e n j o y e d t h e
t r i p e a s t a n d a l s o t h e s i g h t s i n N e w
Y o r k .H o w e ve r s h e l i k e s B l a i r a n a
r e s i d e n c e b e t t e r t h a n N e w Y o r k .\
K i r b y C o o k w a s prel.3.}b a d l y
k n o c k e d o u t w h i l e p l a y i n g w i t h t h e
t o w n h a i l t e a m Ia-rt S u n d a y a t t h e
lo c a l g r o u n d s w h e n h i s o l d tr o u bl e ,
it \ e r 1 .e b r a o u t o f p l a ce , r e n d er e d h i m
un c o n s c i o u s fo r n e w o ra l h o u r s .H e i s
s t i l l c o n fi n e d t o h i s b e d b u t h o p e s t o
b e o u t a n d a r o u n d a g a i n i n a f e w
d a y s .
D r . a n d M r s .W .F .H e m p h i l l n s -
i fi e l e d b y M r . a n d M r s . ( . O . D a w s o n
-..r..\.....»...| nn.; ni' llmir twulriinsr anni-
i E ve r e t t Pi l c he r ,s o n o f M r .a n d
h i r e .C h a r l e s Pi i c he r ,r e t u r n e d
from the Omaha hospital where he
wzui operated on or appendicitis and
is getting along nicely.
I M r s . H . P . . A n r l r e a s o n i n \ i t e ¢ l i n a
fe w f r i e n d s l a s t T h u r s d a y a ft e r n o o n ,
Ju n o 1 9 . a t h e r h o m e o n w e n t S o u t h
s t r e e t , i n h o n o r o f h e r b i r t h d a y .A
nic e lu nc h \| .n .1 s er ve d.
1 .M r s .1:.|.B u n t i n g , o f A k r o n .o w a .
u h o h a s b e e n vi s i t i n g f o r s o m e t i m e
w i t h h e r fa t h e r , M r . I~ . \ \ . A n n l t : u n l
h e r x i : t e r . M r s . l ) o r e t t e A r n d t S t r u ve
r e t u r n e d ho { n e l o s t M o n d a y .
D r .L e o i i l l i a n a n d w i fe o i ' W a l c o -
fi e id dr o ve d ow n Su n da y fo r a few da y s
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vi a i t w i t h M r s . M y r t l e K i i i a n a n d A i -
phons-e R i l i a n a n d fa m i l y .Th e y r e -
t u r n e d t o t h e i r h o m e Tu e s d a y .I
|In providin homes for teachersTexas claims first place; a recent re-f
p r - r t t o t h e U n i t e d S t a t e n B u r e a u o f
E d u c a t i o n s h o w s a to t a l o f 0 3 5 f o r
eh nr Stsuhl.N o m l v G0 0 'S f th es e
\a n d o n l y r e l a t i ve l y fe w fa r m e r s c a n r
q u a l i [ y ,ac c o n l i m z t o t h e Se c r e ta r y .1
In s p e c t i o n w o r k w i l l s t a r t t h i s y e a rt h e l o s t w e e k i n Ju n e ,i t i s sta te d.'
Fa nfn en s c a n b u y o f th es e te fii fie u lne ed g r o w e r s a t a re a s o n a b l e p r i c e '
i f t h e y w a n t s e e d o f a n y : r a i n w h i c h
h a s p r o ve n b e t t e r t h a n t h e c o m m o n 1
s n r i e t y .1M r . l :z z . S t e w a r t w i l l b e i n W a s h -i
i n g t o n C o u n t y J u l y Il r d a n d 5 t h :'ort h e p u r p o s e o f e x a m i n i n g g r o i n fo r 4
c e n i fi c n t i o n .Th o s e wi sh i ng ;a fi e1 \l `!
ex a m in e d , F h b ll i l i e n ol a - ut t he C ou n t ;
E x t e n n i o n Al r e n t 's O ffi c e .»
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The above article in regani to ;=cell
certification ihoulri be given tl£liol.1:1l i vl u g h t b y fa r m e r s w h o ex p e He n ¢ e I
1 l i tt l e t r o u bl e in a c qu i r in g g oo d ne e d .
W e a l l re c a l l t h e t i m e c u r l y t h i s
s p r i n g w h e n seed o a t s o f t h e N e -
b r a s k a 2 1 \a ¥ i e t 5 w e r e h a r d t o f i n d a
a n d th os e w h o h a d t h e m so l d t h e m
a t n p r e m i u m a b o ve m a r k e r p r i c e .'
Th e r e w e r e f e w fi e l d s o f g o o d h e a vy
n: 1L | t o f mi r e s tr ai n s. cr ow n fa st > c ar . ., '
I
1
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4
'¥!:e_6r\inance was then neu! 1
ihp neeond time.M o ve d a n d aec und ed t h a t na l e
be ag a in su s pe m le d an d t h is oh l ln a l
p u s t o i t s t h i r d r e a h l n g .O n 1
ca l l, Ho n d ah i , P e eb l es , G r i mm , H o c
Ch r is t en s en ,Co r m i c h a p l a n d J a n
x o l i n g 'A y e ' G r a y b e i n g a b s e n t .3
t i o n c a r r i e d .Th i s O n l i n n n c o w a s t h e n r e a d
t h i n !l i m e .\
M o ve d : m l m o n d e ! t h i s Q r d i n a
be n u mb e re d N o . 4 54 - q r ns a ml un d
p m vc d a s r e a d ;O n r o i !ca l l l i
de h i ,Peebles.G r i m m ,M o o r e ,CI:
-3 | __ _ \ n " Auusen, Carmzcnuel. :mu .m;uu=- nu'Ayc'; Gray being nbscnl.The mo-
tlion carried.Carmichael presented a reqocn for
a Hght to be phccd on the park cor-
ner north of \\'olff's Soft Drink place.
Request referred to light and Wa-
ter Commiltee for further considera-
tion after conferring; vnrilh Light (Tom-
misaioner.
¥¥l¢\I|0l1¢3 i||ai a num llwm \n:a» unin :very cane. those experiences ao-eociotcd with compo, with hikes, :mdwithexrerienecwgainedin{§o\l`s
great ncrool room of nature.Dun'2
you remember than fi:sl. hike nm!how awful !hnt first piece of baconwasburned and how anxious that
sit around and
timers mu:mmtheirtales1deeds of herosof zrcut victor
of romance,I1
of great strugfirst fiapjack 50% ever flipped seem-|°" with beasts
cd to be to get into the fire?Hut. =§"" ";;='°"~"'
..them days of experiment me over; o *g gg °~;Matter of occupmihon we mtrowluceni fu mos! of us nml now we can turn oni i 1 hrefby Peebies.Referred to Finance Com-l out some chuck that would make "°££ me "=;=
mime.\,,,_,,,. moher8 pruml o!n§..._......9 =j,,;.,nfrggé
rum B01 smn iuwndl
e 'b u s i n e s s l i k e a p a l
u m . "T h e n f o r fr au
on'!.k n o w just htlnlf
s l u m e w e h m . -
benl.rec ipe : " Tla rmm
m e a t bo y s .po t a t u oly b ea ns an d pi e c ru -1 .
a r m i n t g u m anal aU1
a r a n d y o u w i l l h a w
l
*c 'h a ve dif=;>ose¢l o f
h e di s he s a n d m a d e
r u ! a b i g f i r e . w e c a n
t e l l n t o r i e a o f t h e u l i
a r t o u s i n t h e p i n a
l p a s t g l o r i e s o r n f
o f t h e d a y s g o n e h y .
e s a n d o f a n d d e fe a t - .
ap p in e as .o r hanl:~hi|=,
g l e n o f m a n x r i t h m a n
a l l i n a vo i c e t h a t u f
.Th e n t h e c o o k s t e md a r k a n d a w f u l i t i<
~o lt nm Int l h o w i l l r a pin no t fi n d in g th e ' o x .
t h e r e , b u t \\l lip ~po or
t h a t t h e t a l e !I\i|¢l1t
m a t e ac ro ss t h e la ke .
n l e r m i t t e n t m a n a g e o f
l .A m u !k r u l l l l s e s :\
s,a n d a nhnslow fa l l .
mo o n as a n o w l ae a r e h
n i n g m e a l .Al l 'w e a r i n
dr c p i n t o h e a d qu a r t e r s a n d : -
a l l g o t o c a m p .
e I sl. l o n o r M e d a l S t u ! ! - N e a
W l u l e :-rome y o u n g p e o p
t h e S t .Ja m e s c h u r c h o f
m e r e s w i m m i n g i n a l a k e n
Ic y W e \ l n e - l la y , Ju n e 1 1 , o n
g i r l s w a s t a k i n g a n B -
y o u n g a t e r a r i d e o n h e r b
t h e pr oc ea s sh e i n h a l e d a
u l w a t e r .r h o k i n g h e m e l
; , h r o w i n g t h e lac lpl em y o u n
t o t h e w a t e r .T w o sc ou tsR i c h i e o f T r o o p 4 a n d H a l
s o n t h e A S c m o f T r o o p 14
t h e re ; cu e ,b r i n g i n g t h e p a
t o t h e zd wr e n o n e t h e
t h e i r ex pe r ie n ce .l l e a d q u a
P m s u r e t h e r e n t o f t h e n
io c o m p l i m e n t th e b o y s fo r t
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I 'B o b M as o n
F e l l o w s , h a ve y o u e ve r h
i n g o f lon es om en ea s.ju s tt h i n g w a s m i s s i n g b u t d h
w h a t i t w a s ?W e l l ,F r o m
w i l l n o o n fe e l j u s t t h a t w a
w e a r e s o o n t o l o n e o n e o f
fa i t h f u l le ad e rs .
B o b M a s o n .as s is t an t ei
o f T r o o p 3 le a ve s { o r
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can uuy ua; uucupm uvul nu,-
une else, you can rest assured
that Sinclair will meet the
gs
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prxce
!:§;\ V `Sinclair Gas is uniiorm and car-
ries the highest test.
Call us Im'
0 |IL u b r n o a t m s r U 1
ExllQ9!
u:¢¢ulavcu vnu v. .........-Wversaries on last Friday everflng. June
20. at their home in Prairie Park ml-
dilion.Four tables of bridge occu-
pied the evening followed bs dainty
refreshment.; at n late hour. Winners
at canls were Mrs. W. W. Wilkinson
and Mr. R. C. Hilchman. first. prize;
g n - 1 _ . N . , . . .- . - _ . -J .homes are in rural ¢listricL~11 I
IJuliusPebersendrovetoFriend,
Nebraska Inst Saxunlny to attend the
funeral of an uncle.Linn.Rasmus
Jolmnsen accompanied him as far as
im e y ,Netra.-ko where she ha# r.:
lneivne IIn rohlntml Mnnclnv.
We di¢ln't like to go throuzh anotheri
seed shortage this year. H you have as
good crop of oats this year. and il.
comes from pore seed of known or-
igin have the field certified and sell
your surplus to lhe neighbors for
eee-l.In the sprinpe there are euller=
Onlinance :oncoming Light. mu: re
using the proposed new rate
Z ITHE w l u c n f i r f x sr¢>nnl
°|i~'||
Allowed on your old oil
~ slovc. starting next week.
We are giving with each stove sold
during this sale your choice in a
$5 Roaster or lercolator.
Come in early and make your
selection on mg' large
pecialllluminum Sale Sat., June 28th
The Arndt llardware
w h o c a n xurtzez n u m " Q ~ -_ _ ..1M a h hu m t h e be st ng Quorfegs In h i s ;"1 - D
Kerosene or
'Gasoline
Arndt-Snyder Motor Company
Blair, Nebr.
BUICK li W{1.LY'S KNIGHT an OVERLAND
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Blrn. C. W. Lynn and Mr. Geo. Mc-u .\-.. . » -. - . .. . - . . . . _ , .
Quurrle, con-olntiou prizes.l Mrs. Arthur '»\°iie=on. ot' Des Moines
r la. came in Monday to vioit her motherllc. Gustave Lundt and Miss Nerna
1.Hoover were married last Tl1ur5~
dey at Council Bluffs and announce-
ments to friende here state that they
witl be at home aftrr J uly 1, at the
home of Mrs. G. G. Lundt on west
Iivuth street The bride is a slrter of
Mrs. J. l~:. Glmpbell ol this city and
has spent the winter at the Campbell
home.Gustave is a home boy havim!
been reared and eiiucatcal in this city.
llc is traveling salesman for the Gn-
linulcy Fruit Co.ol. Omaha.The
young people are receiving . the con-
I
MN. SPres=1¢Mrs. Wilson Pllluw to
visit her sister, Mrs. Jessie Squieres
.of Lincoln who is an poor health. Mrs.
Wilson will be remembered by Blair
Itiends as Frankie Sprague.a for-
mer ltluir girl.
Otto Allen] who ia on the retired
last of the raiiway service. returned
Inst Monday from the annual meet-ing of the thirty year vcteranee of M.
& 0. Railway .This convention was
held ln Minneapolis. Minn , and n big
hnnquet ues given at which four hun
wnnting infomation as to where I
they may find pure seed eats, barley'
and rye.If you have n c rop from
pure seed. have it cenificrl.
r e I a
G i v e r 6 0 p e r c e n t o f t h e f o r m l a n y r i .
M i l l x i i I n w h o a t t e n d e d t h e l n . - t . a n T
nunl (Tub week nt the A§:ricultur:il
College were under weight,nccunl
ing to the examination given theml\Mins Eilithllilnrtin and Mins Flor-1
ence .ttword, State IExtension Agenu!
il'Home Health and Hygiene and
fe-onln nrtel Nutrition:Boys mol.
g i r l s aweraizcel a b o u t t h e s o m e i n !
w e i g h t fo r t h e i r n g e a n d h e i g h t . a l l .
. f c h o w n \ | \ n \ ¢ r i | \ £ r i l \ l \ l E i ! n l i l l l l l 2
iruys were ulul. nu, un: llgultn bitumThe total of these two figures for
the boys and izirle places over fifty-
!nc per c ent of the girla and only
t\'.ent;.ar.\en per cent of the boys
outside of the aafety zone.'Time
young pelple were encouraged \0
modify t r dirt. their exercise, and
their hniita in an nttempt to cor-
rect their condition. it is stated.
About 6 per cent ot'.the boys and
B per cent ol' the girls were exact
ir normal in their vreiight for their
on a n d hellrht and 6?per cent nf
the boys and 41 per cent of the irirln
were within n ren.mnabie range either
above or below..
*'"bf" liars are pmt. or va un: """"\en the nirht birds sof ten mm: uma.~h gh 1 \}H ITP!£'».d§ourned.':.li nuncilmen pr¢s=ent voting cf llll|)§ and our haversackn are on m"|inio u l\|l[nb!»0. and that day is 0 \\ ahoo telte nu 1 at areha=taken the scuulmn»lvnhlla ufAc'A ' the motion carried.-§\,»¢u.=, so ietn be an our way."The \.A;1e_EST C M Rnigerow Cierk ;m§l¢»\ roll by nml we are lickieul mi e;.5 an awful shame to wake \|\1l glmir tronp No. 2 which \\us Yunnan;
ora ..:death when n hah in o.'n\I:dL»ff"ff:b\1i the :um says Wa time to | z¢t \|°aner °'i. H.lAl|!oI| .h3lr.fA!;on1hm;
..n..........ll. on 1 c urfrtors lp n I. c nga
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Hu mr!-\\e1:.umr.¢1 1 l\~ together wlm an lwlua llnat "__h But hm: UP f\"*!"b° there if yenernl aids at the Dana-n 1.\|1.neran |:nn PIP" nm ic in-In ". u° r n you puil up by the c ampfire in \ ecamp..fi 1 rié-1 C nwenliun last week.Q --L!-ml F tlli lrbl' |||mra1n.|ltHl.2m 1 11.¢\ening wilh your chum.-Wert ia |\ome room Ieft. in the rs pe ,0
- 1 -- 1 h 1 - 4 »-a graufulations of their friends.mired wen present .. .....~~..-.. -~-~-.\
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T 'PillI HXTERPRIS!I BLAIR. 1\'EBR;»$:<.\
vvnf. .mf ~l 5 |_...__.-._...Points to Be Followed
When Choosing Dreu
If y o u a r e a l u m a n d f a t y o u w o n ' t
eo u r i l l s p l a i d ! a n d P e t e r P a m e o l t n n .
o r 1 : y o u h i ve o n e o t : l m a o t a l l , w l l -
lo \\ y n gu r ee , p ru ls e d by ll lo po et s , yo uy o u w i l l H o l d s t r i p e s r u n n i n g u p a n d
d o w n ,l a ys e w r l l e r In t h e H n n l l l
C i l y S t a r .
Th e fo u r : l u n g e x o r l m e m b e r w h e n
ae le c ll ng a d es ig n fro m a in sh l on b o ok .
a r e t h e p e r s o n f o r w h o m l l m d r e s s 1 |
ln l e ml e d .: h o ocr as io n,t h e g e n e r a l
pr i n c i pl e s l n d e s i g n a n d t h e e l e m e n t s
o f co mp os i ti on .l f y o u a r e m y o u w l l l n o t sel ect
w h a t s o m e fr i e n d o f y o u r s w h o w e i g h !
hft y p o u n d s l e s s w ou l d e h o o s o . S t u d y
y o u r l e i f ca r efu ll y ,k e e p i n ;y o u r n g e
In m i n d .a n d d vt e n n l n e w h e t h e r o r
no t , 1 h e fa s h i on w h i ch y o u se l e e l .w i l l
b e a p p r o p r i a t e fo r It s n r o d .D o n o t
b o c h a r m vt l l n t o se l e r l l u g |H a vi n g
d i n n e r g o w n vh e n y o u a r e l n n e e d o f
1 l l m p l e e e - : z e f o r - \ e r y d u y w e a r .T o
d r e s s t o s u l !me t)l1(1\llul'l l n o n e o l
.t h e e ae e nt i al s o f b e in g w e -l l a m mo .
vr o p o n i o n 1 | o n e o f t h e n m p r i n c i -
pl e s n f d r e n des ig n.G e l t h e H I ! ! !
bala nce,esp ec ial ly a t t h e wa l el l lu e .
Y o u c a n e n e l l y s e e t h a t i f n d r e n l l
sh o n w ul e s e d n " I l l Inceeane h e i g h t
l n u mu s t un b e c om l n g a n d a w k w m d
wa y ,l m l t h a t a d r e n ' w i l h 1 s m l l t -
ll n e a t t h e op p o n l l e e x t r em e w i l l m u l e
y o u l o o k f o p h t m y A e f o r t h e d o m i -
n a n t l n l e r u t l n u d r e a m . o r l l u u w h i c h
at t r ac t s y o u r at t on t lo n .l t l s be st t n
k e e p t o sl m p l e th i ng s a n d n o t cu n -
fu s e s h u n . W h y a n y w o m a n w o u l d a p -
p l i q u e m o r n i n g gl or lo s o n n p l a i d
m o r n i n g d r e n o n e c a n n o t u o d e r l l n n d ,
b u t so m o do .n o d t h i n k l t I !po e tr y .
Smart for Tailond sun.
be loft around the monngrum.Tu min an eighth or an Inch wge. Iinste It
in on? of the corners of the hlmdkeh
chief.Draw the thrmds and hem-
nltch line monogram lo the handler
chlcf.If y ou prefer,the hem muybt'made of white aim..A lmndker-;
chief of this kind ioohs very amurt1
wllh the tailured suit.-Kansas City|
Star.
Tailored Handkerchief
Appropriate With Suii
Cut a 10Inch square of colored
linen.Two Inches in from each of thafour tides draw the threads for ham-
alitchlng. Fold and haste an Inch bamonallaides.llemllltc h tht undel-
Stamp a 2Inch monogram on whit!
ilnen.Embrnider 1|In black or l
eomrnsling mlor.Cu:me linan sothat a quirtvr of gn inch margin 'ill
1
Fashionable Jewelry ~
1| of Brilliant Color
Tltll ta n glltterlng y en for the,esenlng mode.Never were drenea;
more gurf:erin#nur material.::nord
elaborate, and jeweiry. responsive assl\\a;s/f;`§ the mood nl costume
matches this splendor by becomlag
more minttu|._1Nnxtlwre in this tendency more clenr- r
L7 shown than in the twurlng of Jew-
elw accessories. which are demlmlnl
by the 1:00193 of fadnlun to :ment lwr 1personality and cuntplele the theme of 1hercostume.'Elme are bnndeaunl
combs. belts, buckles and fum: studdedwithjewels.Jewels nlno stud ilu!!
vanity mae, the t\[tPlIl glass and "'°;
1I
i
num affected at the opera and ther
ter.The Jeweled girdle Ls most elhrllvl |
In ndtllng n note of tliltlnrtiun Millielegance to the straightline etenifit1
dren.A new girdle frmn (artI¢r.;whlclt cotlforms to the latest funlaiqni
In gowns, ts <ompns4tl of n l1:ttrmri
band of £15300 pearls with a curved!
Jade rttnter.1
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511
Sleeveless Frock to
Remain in Limelight
In rpltu of last Summer! mrmy run-
troveralee ull the alleveltas frmk,
shunsleeved Irufckl remain in VuguinThu Imck of this comma, }|o\\e\er. is
not nn entirety deewlen an Ihst sm-wn| truck, which often dlnplagvd tbl
entire shoulder, giving rather an "un
dl1ne1l" rttect.Fnslslnnuhlel ure up-onmrlnz megown that ls cut with wldr ahoutdvr
um-Z can-rin; the hone of the stmuhltr,but leaving the onlin' arm bare.Bins!
af the sulumery gowns ot silk. rm-e.voile,etr.use this wide ehoutdvr vt
fert, M111I:tu qutte as mol as Initaxon! mode! and a llttte lea: daring.
Cle ver C o mb i n ati o n
A clever ua! of rmnbining tlw nea-00n| pettlrltsnl for law. fur nm] tlul.¢fq\pe has bv.»'n elevtn-d. The hodln of
an aftemnon fmrlt tatety slcmtgnnl ls
ol' the flnt rropr.The sltlrt ls of lace.
dyvll to match and rdsed with tummfr
ermlne.
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The nmllll hlack hut Ls gradually;
cnminz Into its mm.It In as much s :hvorltf'for re-=tlunnl and esmllnl
wut as thc picture hal.
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mnmant to Au Woman]
He a de rs nf Thi s Pa pa l 1
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Through luternauonnl co-opentiol
1 regular lflthlr bulletin mvlrllg a»m the South Pacific oceannearlyasl u n s l BH!continental
United Stun In now bein; bmldc ndtwin daily from Apu. amos.Ilen-
uges an exc hanged me rdand between Islands 2.000 mum lulrt. md
the Iorec ut from Apll la based on
lhem.Bpeclal norm n r n h l l l a nalso broaden! when conditions 'rar
r m m m .
C H A P T E R V I I I - C o n t l n u l d .
- - 1 o - -
" I w a s ta u g h t t o r e a d a n d w r i t e
IEnglish.Tl w r o w a ;n o t h i n g l o l e i l
w h o I u m a .I u n l y k n e w n w o r d o r
s m B u ! Ts !K 'u n ; : s a w i n It t h a t c u r b
mu m ! I m a d e u n i c c m i r d u p o n p a p e n u .
So h\ ». dis co \e re= l th at m y m m e w a s
El l e a Al n s n a i th . m l m s m a t i n g t o t h e
mls si on w o m e n o f i t .T h e m i w n n
wo m e n w a n t e d m e .l i m l t m a u n r t .
w o r k , p m y p m ;w i t h i h r m . "\\'\"|Ir4
cn u l d u n de r s ta n d ( h a l. " My fat h e r w a s
n l l i l l l g b u t I w i t h h u - i d t h e h e m n f m r
tr ou s er s fro m e n te ri n g t he m i ss i on .
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~Q....O n ri s i n g 1. sl f o u r t h ;" g u y n u n
t h e fa n s w l l h C u u n n O i n t m m f .
W a h od'O i n t m e n t i n 5 1 1 ml ns na s
n l t h D o d s o n S o a p a n d h o t U n t e r c It
u w o n d l r fu l w h a t C c z i e u n u u l G t r
fo r p o o r c o m d u i o n s , d l n d m l . l t c h l l l
..;
" I T R U S T Y O U "
a r x o v s t a . - I n l ' l o w d r l n l l h lpla ce In the Japane se tow n of
ll t a x l r t .Kaarama.dtse oluta soue t lhl sre ld thf A0 ¢\l!, la rd o f the'Ihtmde r Cl a ta , bonu o f a girl he
ts t o p ur ch a se ( w i t h nh l sto le nfr o m al a ra t h e r ) .F o l l o w i n g ai g h t i l the. p lace.a dr u n lt e aw h i t e m e n . " s vu l t i n l pe rfec tJapanese.is l e t t unc on sc io usR a n m a .d r e a d i n g hi s fa t h e r san ge r, s en n s l ay o f es ca pe .H e
ch an g es cl ot h -s l w it h t h e un c on -s c i o u s w h i t e m a n I t o w h e n h ebe e r s e r e m a rk a b l e r vu m h le n r e ) .
l e a vi n g . :no t e o f ex n l su i t lo n .
L e a vi n g . R a n m a 1 | r o b b e d a n dsl e l m Th e : h i t s m a n . a s K a n -ms. ta tak en, uao ons clou s. to thehou se o r Aoc hl.H i s n a m e taRo b e r t W e l l ;W et ls a w a k e n staaulldared. but to femlilar scenes.
is Aa ¢ hl s ho t le s .Aorhl. atuaoat
n n h t l e n t r a m a . d oe s n ot r -.»'f». the deoentroaa.H a m " 5 . .
ta rm in sd b la u nw or th y so n sl ou td
b e w t t o d e a t h . b u t W e l l s d a -
yo r t m e n t 3916!h t m to t h i n k 1r a l n r m a t l o n i s possible.Ao ch l
dle e th at da y.W e l l ! a n ds K a y a -m s s lo l - l .a n d und ars tan ds.P r i e s t ! r e m i n d b l m o t a b a r g a i nl l B a e m a d e . l n t m fe g i f t .l l ala ss t o th o te mp l e an d Qt tr oh an ethe glr l. t o a ll a ppe aran ces whi te.
thoug h th e pr iest s as sure hlm shehu C l tl no s a bi u od .Bhs te ll s h imsh e i s w h i l e - " e l l w h i t e " - e n d
s a n h t m t o s p o r e h i r .Th a n a r -re t l ve n e e b a s k t o W a l l s s o u t h .
rlo th er ls aa l u n o f e m i s s io n a r yIn e Ja pa ne se vi ll ag e.HL ! fa t h e rsandsth e b o r so a m : l o a to
sa educated.Jam aa 8nttdsreolt.
w e a l t h y s a n fr a n ci s c o co nt ra c-ltf. we lco me s the b oy . b la . \ll te rlson.I n o o l l e n Bo b do e s lr e i!.bu t l l o o na l d ar e d " 1Il |d . "W e ll s
m e o t l A l b e r t ; H a y w a r d . o r p h a n
da u g h t e r o l hl a unclara fo r m e rh u e l n e u pa r t n e r .a n d ta t m -p r e e u d .Sha as re a l l y l n l o veu l t h R a y m o n d W i l li a ms .b u tee e l n g W e l l! a s hi s u a¢ i a a h o t t .sh e n lr t s w it h b l; s r t ti i o sc h e m -
i n g w i t h w l u l a m t o e n c o m p a s sh i s d o t a fa i l , B o l f s fa t h e r d l s e .
W l ll l em s a nd W a l la a r e : Ivan en -g i n e e r i n g c h a r g e o f a b r l d n a tFu sh ik l. Ja pa n. w hi ch Sa nd er so n
is bu i ld i ng .w u u a m is W a ll asu pe ri or .H a r a x l t o r :m e n t o t
la pe a ee e r e eo t lo n ar l al .soaks to
r e t a r d th e w o r k .W l i i l a m l l n -do r a a s M a r a i t l t o 'l w a s fo r a s a -rt ss o t an ta rt ai nm en ts w hi ch Irl llap p ea l to W al l a "sr1ldnese."H ate l l s W a l l a t he i d e a l a t o p r o vi -
t!a.t l l a r a i t l t d a n d t h a t h e 'a l l lsoh m . .Sande rson.Th a n h o
ar r a n g e s th a t Sande rson sh al lbee r at or le a th at po is on m s mi nd
ag a in s t hi s ttephelr.Be ll e tr lu l
W i l l a is disa lpat ing,Sande rsonord er s W il lll ms t o d is cha rg e h lr n.wa tl a ca hl sa A ib er ta . oa nl ai nl ng .
i l s r a n s w e r d r i ve s hi m . a n ou t »ou t , a c ro s s Ja pa n .Aa Ka y am a .
W e ll s pr nm ls es t he | 11 3 h e h ub o u g h t th a t h e * I l l n o t m o l e t t
h e r n !o n¢ sa he ls "L o rd of th e
'Th u n e r H a t e . " t h o u ; h h i s p a s -si o n p ro m p t s h l r n to t a k e h e r .
n m n u n r u m u n ai 8 l § n i I u \ ¢ |n S h . , 0 u l h . .
na n I l u m m m IIl l |» ¢ |I \ » . '. ? a u s l \
H ~tel Castl ~
aaa s. mu s~1 .1 .Omahl, Nob.
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The vi lla "bllrksmilh l l l..o||.|-fello w nw mm would be lnlentltli
could he seo hisvention ulxzrprd by
tbl "weaker lex."Th e dr ! ro m! !!In Enghnd lo wort al the anvil is
ills:Flonncv Swann,who managesberfathom'l whbelwrlght and eazineer| buslnan In the tovm of New
Cmaa.what adsl:Interest la llls lBwunn'| work la that she was 1| mtl-
llner 'before thi var.
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b¢tnen£\goodmattzsslmdlpooron»l.lnsprind-
pdly In the service md utinfmcdnn 19. givu-the
a n n u m !mwhe d so Ombn-\'dWilhllm mut-
muu inmrll that difference in your (nor-Ask
yum- dede: for
Orchard-Wilhelm Mattresses
nf hla nes. and the ilttle t1rltc hln|
of 'hll tlngere."would you like it eo!" he laid.
"lt wmalzl . . . not hurt mo.would
tt. Ka aSant"-= o ?" °
"Nor you?"
"I cannot be hurt.""Vfould It help sou? You have been
| 0 0 d l o ~°\\*hy do you #lah to help me? B0muse I have not. . . becnuie . . .'°
"Nu lfayarnaBali.My honored fa
tw. 'Tall{'tlu¢. said that when then:
came Into the brvun a feeling ...that when you rel:...Ido not
understand ...I want to help I
feel Um! It would he worthy."Ha half held out bla anna to nee.
only in 'neo her.instinctively,drawback.No words mlght have Illhheld
him, he reallud that bla dealre numbe n lplendld misery of ld!-denial, ro
pneued. must hug a tener.
Tet-what mon did he need?Sup-pou he told ber that he urea of her
own kind?That would remove thebnrrler...ll' she meant what she
had Implied.Sho would be silent,surely.An hour.a o n li n :wlml
through their lives, this It would he I!
Horam:himself returned.Why notnl: the hour wltlt bloaaoml. with per
fumes nnd joy!"ily dear ...my dear ..."'
he sald tntaklly.
Not only had Ellen never mm tostem so net-ee tt torrent or love In ullhet' clolatered life. nor ever anuddered
under auch dry heat in a dngie word,
she had never dreamed ot ao much
passion In man.Stnngely. tt mmed
her also.Why, sho dld not know. Shelonged to ser aomeihlnm n wu poin-
fnl. yet delldoua; her hoodbilnd heart
exalted.For a moment there was
nothing to reutratn blm.He regretted the words aa he ul
teretl them.That :he did not becomelarge-and and hotlernl horribly norv
nus of hlm. he put to the fact. that she
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DUCHESNE COLLEGE
C O N V E N T O F T H E S AC R E D H E A R T
Under theam d "of'R¢Egio»uaflhesmfa Htdrf
yw-Ywmy" ma, m =1>¢,~¢.>/A. an-»fas.
oldva»w¢JNonna|Co¢1-uxiving fd! """'.£"' T¢l|CY.|C£1¢'¢4f¢
dnb eo me mn-ma Ml."./36th and Burt Su.OMAHA. NEB.
Pla n s to T r a p W a d i !
Iludnon Maxim,lmen1ur. .rvcllllthat the Indiana uled.:o scent then
traps with the odor of the femalehensef.This nurnciea the mule: and
iarge numhen of :hem were irapped.The sense of smell Mulch is cxtremdy
keen in insects |;uldesthem to thediscoveryoftheirmales, he u n .
For Instance the male sllkworm candetect the female by smell at a dll-
tance o! two mllet.Ile suggests thi!
Q I\I I |l 'l |
Th e O n !n q
Joyce play: golf an he prefers asolitaryroundwithont;:he cuddle
present.llc had a new boy one day
recently, um!pinyed nn usual."l fancy I play the worst game In
fe m a l e b o i l w e c r l l m o t h s o r p e r h a p s
ma d e s y n th e r i c a i ly , m i g h t b e u w l o
'lu re m u l e :ul't h e xpec iea l o t r a p s
o r poisons.
Ra ilwa y Aut o- Ambnian ee
A railway auto ambulnncs to openjateon the ArlenLnPaz railway thiougha desert region of Chiie In |there
A m i the cuddle m p ~~o y c a
}'c | 1 r so n | M a ga z i n e .
I .\r" O h , 1 1 r o u l d n ! m y t h a t , a i r , " w a s
th e c nn s ul l ng fu n ky ." I ' r o m w h a t t h e
b o y s w e r e s a y i n g a b o u t a n o t h e r g e n
t l e m a n w h o pl a y a he re ,h e m u s t b e
wo r s e l l m n y o u a r f . "
g l a 9|.| .:
W a n t W eat her Report
Prof.Ylumlul W.Jlt!\!:\hom!othe .IIn;:II:»h mkqmrtnaelat of lllt e~
gincrrlng srlxuol or the Nmtlmvsten
tlnlrvrslty in Clalmtgo. has fulillll ou
by taking n pol! of his classes tim
the weather report is rmad by mostudents than any other type or ne
appearing tn the daily uewspnpeSporting news attrac ted the nm n
tenllon of about half of the ltuden
PCI f "L.c n n n l b n i i s m - l i vi n g o n o n e |Ir i e ~
U m l e d r u b l e g e n e r o s i t y - g i vi n g s o u
se lf a w a y .Ph ll o so ph l ca l cl i q u e t t
b o w i n g t o t h e i n e vi t a b l e . - B o n ~
'Ira nscrl pt.
New D efin itio ns
i lw c u l burglnn.breaking lnlsung.Mental hospitality-enwrla~
Ing an Idea.Splrlaual pngeunlrsparadlu;one|\Irluev|»Liora!hs
.w h e n eva po r a te d .n t o n o f w a t
fr o m t h e R e d s e a y i e l d : IS T fm u n d l
s a l t ; t h e l a m e r o l u m e o f w a t e r
:h a A tl a n t i c g l ve s o n l y B l p ou n d s .
English Cri¢ic'z Error
" G a m m e r G u r t o n ' |N e e d i e f'n c o
Qdy b y B i s h o p St ll i,p r i n t e d l n 15
w u s t h o u g h t f o r m m t i m e t o b e 1
t i n ! E n z i l s h c u m w y , O w i n g t o a n »
li s ts cr 1 tl c 's er r or un to th e d a te ot l
pu b li c at i on .
o n e ~Ja d es e r t r e gi o n o f Ch i i e In th e r e
ar e n o rn l l w a y h . i l £ 0 h e p u r e b y D o r f! h a ve s o m a n y c h o r a l t h a t J
th e gn s e m me n t .J'h a ve n o t k n e fo r cn n le r n pl n l lu n ,
_ . .
Ii ' s
" I T R U S T Y O U "
a r x o v s t a . - I n l ' l o w d r l n l l h lpla ce In the Japane se tow n of
ll t a x l r t .Kaarama.dtse oluta soue t lhl sre ld thf A0 ¢\l!, la rd o f the'Ihtmde r Cl a ta , bonu o f a girl he
ts t o p ur ch a se ( w i t h nh l sto le nfr o m al a ra t h e r ) .F o l l o w i n g ai g h t i l the. p lace.a dr u n lt e aw h i t e m e n . " s vu l t i n l pe rfec tJapanese.is l e t t unc on sc io usR a n m a .d r e a d i n g hi s fa t h e r san ge r, s en n s l ay o f es ca pe .H e
ch an g es cl ot h -s l w it h t h e un c on -s c i o u s w h i t e m a n I t o w h e n h ebe e r s e r e m a rk a b l e r vu m h le n r e ) .
l e a vi n g . :no t e o f ex n l su i t lo n .
L e a vi n g . R a n m a 1 | r o b b e d a n dsl e l m Th e : h i t s m a n . a s K a n -ms. ta tak en, uao ons clou s. to thehou se o r Aoc hl.H i s n a m e taRo b e r t W e l l ;W et ls a w a k e n staaulldared. but to femlilar scenes.
is Aa ¢ hl s ho t le s .Aorhl. atuaoat
n n h t l e n t r a m a . d oe s n ot r -.»'f». the deoentroaa.H a m " 5 . .
ta rm in sd b la u nw or th y so n sl ou td
b e w t t o d e a t h . b u t W e l l s d a -
yo r t m e n t 3916!h t m to t h i n k 1r a l n r m a t l o n i s possible.Ao ch l
dle e th at da y.W e l l ! a n ds K a y a -m s s lo l - l .a n d und ars tan ds.P r i e s t ! r e m i n d b l m o t a b a r g a i nl l B a e m a d e . l n t m fe g i f t .l l ala ss t o th o te mp l e an d Qt tr oh an ethe glr l. t o a ll a ppe aran ces whi te.
thoug h th e pr iest s as sure hlm shehu C l tl no s a bi u od .Bhs te ll s h imsh e i s w h i l e - " e l l w h i t e " - e n d
s a n h t m t o s p o r e h i r .Th a n a r -re t l ve n e e b a s k t o W a l l s s o u t h .
rlo th er ls aa l u n o f e m i s s io n a r yIn e Ja pa ne se vi ll ag e.HL ! fa t h e rsandsth e b o r so a m : l o a to
sa educated.Jam aa 8nttdsreolt.
w e a l t h y s a n fr a n ci s c o co nt ra c-ltf. we lco me s the b oy . b la . \ll te rlson.I n o o l l e n Bo b do e s lr e i!.bu t l l o o na l d ar e d " 1Il |d . "W e ll s
m e o t l A l b e r t ; H a y w a r d . o r p h a n
da u g h t e r o l hl a unclara fo r m e rh u e l n e u pa r t n e r .a n d ta t m -p r e e u d .Sha as re a l l y l n l o veu l t h R a y m o n d W i l li a ms .b u tee e l n g W e l l! a s hi s u a¢ i a a h o t t .sh e n lr t s w it h b l; s r t ti i o sc h e m -
i n g w i t h w l u l a m t o e n c o m p a s sh i s d o t a fa i l , B o l f s fa t h e r d l s e .
W l ll l em s a nd W a l la a r e : Ivan en -g i n e e r i n g c h a r g e o f a b r l d n a tFu sh ik l. Ja pa n. w hi ch Sa nd er so n
is bu i ld i ng .w u u a m is W a ll asu pe ri or .H a r a x l t o r :m e n t o t
la pe a ee e r e eo t lo n ar l al .soaks to
r e t a r d th e w o r k .W l i i l a m l l n -do r a a s M a r a i t l t o 'l w a s fo r a s a -rt ss o t an ta rt ai nm en ts w hi ch Irl llap p ea l to W al l a "sr1ldnese."H ate l l s W a l l a t he i d e a l a t o p r o vi -
t!a.t l l a r a i t l t d a n d t h a t h e 'a l l lsoh m . .Sande rson.Th a n h o
ar r a n g e s th a t Sande rson sh al lbee r at or le a th at po is on m s mi nd
ag a in s t hi s ttephelr.Be ll e tr lu l
W i l l a is disa lpat ing,Sande rsonord er s W il lll ms t o d is cha rg e h lr n.wa tl a ca hl sa A ib er ta . oa nl ai nl ng .
i l s r a n s w e r d r i ve s hi m . a n ou t »ou t , a c ro s s Ja pa n .Aa Ka y am a .
W e ll s pr nm ls es t he | 11 3 h e h ub o u g h t th a t h e * I l l n o t m o l e t t
h e r n !o n¢ sa he ls "L o rd of th e
'Th u n e r H a t e . " t h o u ; h h i s p a s -si o n p ro m p t s h l r n to t a k e h e r .
by the had serving woman. Ibn ful
her bitterly that this whitelkln tr.1but n plsythlng of the lords. 2 . .l
The mald brought hor s DOUBI1
mirror when the tolln tru complete.'Will he think me belutlfulf' ILHP
wonderetl. Instantly turing hmetr f..
tho thought.An d n t Kny sna un
not Llke tha other Japanese she lmaeen.He was big.Hls u e s w r
ltind:lla looked st you. not tlumt.:you.Not like the oth en \\l1n
would the intimacy of ererydly nrhtInstshould she nm sway? Wherv
To whom?She had nd money.sh
sensed vrlumout actually knowing thatshi had been married ,;° Kayntis. SEL
would be brought bac to him.At uw same moment Weill, sl:-2~nfl
upon his cushion. beside a tour stun
lrllh ten-things. was thinkin: of 12|:mms thing.zle had bought the xl
lo pennlt her to esrapo.Ho Emilhsrs helped her-to go whtre!la w
llzstlon might tell who the Alnsmltl
wen. lt properly conducted.Dld htant to investigate?
What would Alberts think of It
what sho already tl§ught. Ho Telnet
hered the scathing.biting words
her cable.And what did he think of Alben
n o t!He had carried her lrnqwe 1his Wlnderlugs.Imam-Idol. natu
A broken idol.
The girl uuma hlm.She sold
She team! him-but trusted htm. [lt
:rss It.He might tell her.Wovltld slballerelt?He doubted that I
trouldtft believe it himself.ll' .lfltt
one told htm.And, gosh, but she tx
pretty." IIafd llke to take her bark
America himself.
He sIt erect.Back?He. like 1rlrl. had no place to zo He 'tru K
nu m.And, by the Thunder God. 1tru :ning to remnln Knynms. even
the real follow returned.Lean thaooundael wlth s trhlte ¢lrl?Not
chsnm'Bien . .what?Ho had I llte
leod.\Vl1gt yrould comer of in 1
was here,alone. afraid of his tonronls. of his actions. lest they bet
htm. for now he hed two to eonslttnot himself.Ile dlda't count.li l~
S vn vm w n n w .
lla inclined hls head In grertinlEllen entered.Under the rrlffbil e
of lim oldest servant the ;:lrl's tra
Ing begun.The not must be held-
Tho cup-so.More the arm upwn
gently; downward.Bow lo the tp
Rlnso the mm
"Your nrtn Inns s gracious cur:Wells pralsed her, when tear; of r
nw-n.:. \|¢».~,. llmnmndn ul vom'YI khlnry bladder tmuhll uul annumm nwamr- <.mpu.m. nun mv- ua s.nothin clu 1um kxdnry trouble,thu-mn of mm; uf buamr aww.11 she m»..,. urs nm. m » h¢\m,- een-lubn xhf, my uw dn olhu Wmbewme .1 ned»M .You mu ~u!T\-r Diill in ihl blak, lauduha md nm nf mbnhm.rw: mlm mm yn umm, xmumma my \.¢ am-»»am~; im mm my
aP a r #
W o rld's Ba t'l'o ni c
0 v e z1 0 6 D o O p e o le h a v e te d i a d dmt" r A m A c m i n u e v d p m m o f :
s chT bl Loas f A aw,R h e m m f l ?e,L0ss?>f\8§ieghf»
mrwué rt r vmvwuiar 12-71: r_;.;;.f'\ l \ u m : n a l r s l vl w l vs - l s . s u u vu s_ . . _ . _ . . ;
Rivers Carry Sal!
Into Ute Ocean
A t tlrst It et r lk e s o n e a s st r a n g e
m t . a l t h o u g h t h e s e a m u s t o r l g l n s l l y
lt n ve b e e n fo r m e d o f t l l s t l l le d s r a l e f
o u t i s .eong eol etl vr s t e r y va p o r - s o d
th o o g h n l l t h e r i ve r s : l a s t fl ow In t o l t ,
u t l m n l e d t o a m o u n t l n t h e a g g r e g a t e
t o 8.500 eu h l c ml l e s o f w a t e r e v e !
y e a r ,a r e fe d e x c l u s i ve l y b y re l n fa l l ,
wh l cl : is a ls o tl l n ll l ed t va t e r. l l s h ou l d
ne ver t he l es s h e c x t r e m d y br sc kl sh ,
ve r y sa lt In d e e d I n t h e tro pl es a n d
less m i t a t th e pol es.
'l e t l t i s c h l e l l y t h e r l r e r ft l t a t s e -
eo t m t fo r t h e s o l t n e s e o t t h e s e o .I t
In est lm ntc tl th a t t h e y c m r y som e-
t h i n g l i k e 1oo.ooo.ooo to n s o f | | l " . | l |
m a t t e r I n t o t h e o c e a n e ve r ; y e a r a n d .
fttrtlxer,t h a t t h e o c e a n h o l d s l u sus-
pe n si o n n o less l h u n l40.000~00U»00°
t o n s o t snl t.o sul ll cle ut qu a n ti t y ,i t
e l l t r n d e t l . t o c o ve r t h e d r y a u r fa c o o l
th e e a r th t o a t d e p t h o f - l m fe et . s a y s
L o n d o n Ti t - i l l l l .
l t ls oel le fe ul t h a t oo.ooo.ooo 5-esrs
h a ve b e e n r e q u i r e d fo r t h e s e s x o s t -
t s l n it s p re s e n t snltn ess.
A l l H s W a n te d
Dupree Fountain, room clerk at the
lllcs hotet,llkes to recall m u lnd-
dent from those he encountered duel n ; h i s e a r l y d a y s l n t h e h o t e l h u d -
ness.D u p r e e w a s w o r k i n g l n tt ho t e l t n
s m m l l L o u i s i a n a t o w n .A t o u g h
n l l o r h p p r o a c h e d t h e d e s k ." W a n t s
r o o m . s l r ? " i n q u i r e d F o n n l s l n . p e n l n
h a n d ."N : | t\ , " r t t pl l e d t h e S l l lt l r ." I i b m !
r m s b n n s n n .A l l I w o n t ls t t s k ln ,
ts.n o w . 'J . . - " . - _ . .
MOTHER OF MiGRAN'I`3
O n e w u m s n ca n n o t m o t h e r s l l t h e
m n n d e d r r u r l r b y . A m o r l c s n l n d u s t r y .
Th e p n r tl c u l a r (a c t i o n t t m t L s ur s P a r -
k e r he l p s cons ists o f fa m i l i e s w h o
w o r k a n d d r i f t t h r o u g h t h e c s o n e n e s
s m l t r u c k fa r m s In N e w Je r s e y , D e l a
w a r e a n d l l a r y l s n d .
Ou t hn l ld l ug s ,t e m p o r a r i l y t u r n e d
i n t o h u m a n tml rlt ntl ons r m t h e fe w
w e e k s o t t h e c a m o . s r o u s u a l .l i e u .
lr om en a nd o th er c hl l tl re n ot t he P ol is h
a n d l t s l l o o fn m l l l e s em p l o y e d csl1'3
i n t h e m e a g e r s m o u n t o t eq u i p m e n t
t h a t w i l l e n a b l e t h e m t o ex ls t w h i l e
t h e y w o r k fr o m d a y l i g h t n n t l l a m z i n
s t o l d or c a n n er y . B s b le s o r e u n c n r e d
fo r .C h i l d r e n r u n w i l d .Th l e r e f f -
gn tn b ll ng .d r t g s t o g a n d b u l l y l n s n r a
co mm on pl se ea .T h e s n n u n l cy cl e l s
fr o m c l ty s lu m to b er r y p a t ch . to vet s -
ts h l e : s t d e n , t o o y s t e r be d . a n d b u c k
ag a i n .Is l t p o w b l e f o r o n e w o m a n t o d o
s n y t h l n g l i t l s f o r w a s P a r k e r . b e
cs u s e t h e Co u n c il o f W o l n eo fo r H o m e
Ll ls s lo m t i s h nc k o f h e r .S h o l s t h e
su p e r vi s o r o f s t n t l o n s e i t a b l l s l l e d b y
th e c o n n c l l , s t a l l e d b y un d e r g r a d u a t e
col le ge a n d n o r m s !sch ool g i r l s w h o
w o r k f r e q u e n t l y w i t h o u t vu .
T h e ac t u a l w o r k n e a r l y a l w a y s
m e a n s s l i g h t w i t h u n s p e a k a b l e l l l t h .
A l w a y s l t m e a n s m s t l n g fr i e n d s w i t h
the mo the rs and bs ble n..So m e ll m e s l l
m e a n s h u n d r e d s o t t l o l l s n s i n eq u i p -
m e n t g l r e u l u t h e r w e l o r r r z s o m e
t i m e s o n l y h l s a l l o t m e o t o t o l m l l d l n ;
an d $ 1 0 s w e e k fo r r u n l t fi l expeuses.
w l t h o n t w h i c h t h e c o u n c i l w o u l d n o t
'm i l l i o n s o d a h a l f m i g r a n t w o r k e r s a e :mo ao.B u t h u n l l m i n o f w o m e n c h i m u n : D r .
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lntense shocks delivered.These. ac-
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nlne, nn stahl to be powerful enough
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professor, nceordlng to R. I... Dltmnrs.cttrutor. has obtnlned light of tlnullng
lntenstty by connecting the current tobulbs tnlt the nah wu over ln an ln
stuut. defying attempts to tneuurs lt.
W h e n T h e y Cu l! as Hd !
'nte trouble with the poets." ao;-sthewtmttsettCourier."is that they
are :rent ones to sin; about the sonibut [mmf ones to plow lt.Show 'em
the plotsltnndles ant!dnlglttwttythey have nn ttttttclt nl spring fever
Atlnuta Constttuttott.
.- . . . . - - - - . . _ . __Co nver sa ti on
The genius or conwersutlon consists
much less In showing tt great dent alt than In causing it to be discovered
In uthont.
It'|had fonn to ttrink ton much
srlne nt dlnncr sud 1tn lrdtl taste the
nn!! mornlntz.
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l's-rhspl sz the subterlules M tblsrlwloworldweree i n vwl slmnltnvsnows. after the ilrut shock.than
lroutll oe a great sueepton mush.
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been 1nuse for over an y ears unpleusut.harmless substtltuta for
Castor 011. Parecorlc. 'hethlus Drops
and saothmx Syrups.Cnntslnn nonarcotics.Proven directions are on
esch package.Phynldnnn everywhere
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br mutlneers from the British ship
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Slnkvllle Hlillor-11s a PH: that ln
few writen know how zo llnrt an au
2-omobile.Slnkvllre Ilcporler-Why.ho\\l
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the changespeed pcdei. und made their
nnemm Ill work.Imagine a nursery where 20 or 30
babies can he cared for.Perhaps noebamblnnhas1re\~u brought nom "n
chicken tense. where the only furulsh
Inca consist ol' two beds ln which elglalpeople sleep. and n packing lm: which
docs service for both table md chairs."
Perhnpi LM lllghlly older lrblldren nn»
nounce that "blllm g lw children
measles. mumps and whooping couzla."
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tore him qu|»:k!3.Rerend it.Tameto the altnrlued sheet of parchment.vol un te e n m a e p a c l a u z o o ;x ururt u r e :g i r l s l i l o l o p u t o n t h e clam:g e t a w a y
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housewife-and mother toils on,sweeping,dusting,cook-
ing, cleaning and mending.In it any wonder that dlor a time a
we.okncm, mdr as Mrs. Chapnun bod, develops and the wife and mother
poyoabollinphyuicaluronkneoamdpainforirerdortsofiovoprho
mxural :unit of overworkf
Women who find themselves oiilicted with weakness, pgin, head-
achea,boohche,~ ~ ~ ~irritability and Ii !!bo
interedtod in Mn. C-hspmank letter, and ahouid rollin that Iqdil. B.
Pinkhmnh Vegetable Compound, made from motsond herbs, ililpdllll
a@ptrd to overcome such c onditions.
Mn . . C h a p mu f s L o tte ! Ro n d o a n F o llo ws :
NEW ALBANY. IND.-'I took Ly dia E. Plnnhaor; Yonublo Comooad 335n w e a k n e s s w h i c h m a n y w o m e n b u t f r o m o ve r w o r k . a n d f r o m vn u \m t hfo r o u t t a o Ir h l l I.1 w u z r t f i t t o 4 0 m r w o r k a n d m r u l t i r a d vi s e d n o s o u h mtb l ; m o d ic u m .. M t n l h e t i n t l o w c a n : h o g a l a : i r o n a o l o n s w o r n u u m 'h a d b e e n a n d a l l o t t a k i n g a h w h o m e s I a m n o t b o t h o r o d I l r n o n .I o na n n u l : m y h o m e w o r k " ° f ; d a y a n d h i g h l y r e c o m m e n d t h o V o l i t l b h C o m p o u n dt o n a y w o m a n a u l fl r l n g r o m f e m s l o t r o u b h .O n l y y u n r d n y a t d o n d c u r e dme o n t h e x m o n n o k n o w i n g w h a t i t a m t o r m o va h t o d l o m n w h a t x o ul o l t t h o r u : - n o a s n h l m o m : a o g i n i n a a r m . " - | l R & a a . n u n '1 |t i m S t r u t . H e A l g a n y , i n d i a n .
Anothe fCuo of Nu vo mII I II I P B I S .'1'EN !'¥- -"'I1\'o n a n a n I v u e o m p h t o l y J i n - d f n r l n o m yn o : - vu i n t o a a n a c k .1 c ou l d n o t s w oo p a r o om sr l t ho u x 1 o l ns . I oo m l d no t d oo u r o r m g w o r k o i c c n l . n l m l o a t o t u n a m d t h e a o c l o s 's m a d m a n m o n o t n o tm e . fi n e I! s o m a o n e t h r o w o m t h b o o n o n t o m y p o r c h a n a i n i l I r e a d : n o\ l e l n m o n l a !| o t w o m e n w h o h a d b e e n m n z n y s o l t .I w o n : r l h t o u t n o g o t m c . Lb o t t l e o f L y d i a n l * \ n \ ¢ h l m | ve n t l h l o C o m p o u n d - n g o n I n o u h m u nvi o l a o f u m h o l l i s ; k n o w : L w a s h e l p l n x m a .I t o o s l : b o t t l e s u m : u s o Ina b o u t t o r s o m o n t h :t o o k l w o m o r e .H o w I a m t o r e r u n . h o a l l h .I d o a l lg u y o w n w o r k a n d m o l d d o m o r e .'I 1 . o n l r u l z n w t h o I k n o ! L y o n l l . P i n k -a m |V o a e u b h C c m r f u n d l m r o m e m y oA Il. !\. - Z1 . 88 .Os J .l u £ ' l C l . L l ! »
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Spots snd gives mt to tired. ac hing.
swollen fort..Az ntgbttf y ouxfeut snared andmore from excessive walking or andng,sprinkle some A11cn's Pom-Ease tn tblfootbath. and ER and comfort..So ld e mi *Ila 115 I=lmP| ¢sn d s F o ot- zu e ws txi q addressM . . ~ Z A R o y , N . Y .
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"A good American kwlrs his body,
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T H E W O M A N W H O C A N S
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us we mousy \ulue. the food value.
and the pleasure to be got out of cau-
nlng fruits and vegetaltles.MelltsCmwleyofEdgewoodFurtn.BlountVernon, N. H.. cans pennultently snd
protllullly. \\l|:tl was orlgltmtly s num-
mer home has grown into s successful
business plant.And in these days wlteu news stories
fnequsutly play up the departure of
lndustry from the great cities Insearch ot handy raw material, llat Inf
tt-rsnlug lo compare Mrs. Cramtersulsdom in stay in; nt the source of
frwilt supplies, llve miles from the rsll-
rood though alle ls.For those who an interested ln the
buntnvw tails Ain. Crsurley mga:
"I'ess s one of my chic ! crops
und best sellers.Blnnchtng I consider
essuntlsl to the cnnulng of all vege-lsbtes.Com la fully as good n sellersnpens.This is ulao s vegetable
which ls dlttlcult to can successfully
unless the ssuts precautions are mer-clsedus wltlt penn. In the way of quickhandling and using corn of the rlght
age.I try to keep nil vegetables in s
good healthy condition by frequent cul-
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are more tender sud of s far better
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l n s w i t h w l u l m s t o s n e o m p a a sh i s d o u a fa i l , B o b s f a t h s r d l s s .
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u a t l l a r a h l t d a n d t h a t h s w l l laoF a r m . .Sande rson.Th a n h o
a r r a n l s l u m :Sande rson sh al lhss r sl or ls s t ha t po is on hi s mi nd
against.hi s nsphssr.Bs l l m r l n l
W s ll s is disslp attnx,Sande rsonorde rs W ill iam s t o di sch arge hl rn.W s tl s ta b!sa A ib s rt a. o rl ll ai nl ng .
il s r a na u rs r d e lve s hi m . a n ou \ »ou t . a c ro s s Ja pa n .a s R a n m a .
W e ll s pr om ls s s ih s | 11 3 h s ha sb o u g h t th a t h s * Il l n o t m o l s s t
h a r n !o n¢ aa hs ls "L o rd of th e
'Th u n sr P l a to . " t h ou ; h n ts p a s -si o n p r om p t s h l rn l o t ak e h e r .
C H A P T E R V I I I- C o n t i n u e d .
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.~g|lt\h.Tl w r o svn ;n o t h i n g to te ll
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m u m ! I m o d e u n i c o p i e d u p o n p a p e n u .
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El t o n A l n a mi t t r , m l m s m n k l n g t o t h e
mls si on w o m e n o f l t .T h e m l w o n
wo m e n w a n t e d m e .l i n t l t m a w o r k .
w o r k , p m y p m :w i t h th e m. "\\ '\l l s
co u ld u nd e r st a nd t ha t . " M y fa th e r w a s
nl l l l t t g , b u t I w i t h h o l d t h e h e m o f m y
tr ou s er s fro m e n te ri n g t he m l sn l nn .
" Y o u n z m e n n : m t m l m c .T a t T u n g
w o u l d n o t hens o f t h a t .w i s e l y .h e
m m t h a t a y e l l o w j e w e l h a d b e a u t y . |
wh i t e jvw e l ll k o w i w , h u t , d a l e by l l d e
r a l l n ll vs tr uy ml th e h a r m o n y o f t h e
o t h e r "
:S h e l o ok t d a t W e l t l fo r a g r ee m e n t ,
b u t KT h i s I m p n u t r e fa t e w e n t o n
mo r e q ui c k l y .
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- y o u r h n l r n m !s k l n a n d e y e s - l l l d
none rlut~atlon?°
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we n t ! po r t . Al s o . i t w m a to l d , pe r l m p i
b y T a l K u n t t h l u w I f n t nr s t .th a t
t h e w a r e wo tu en n l l h h n t r a l m l m '
w h o l l vm l l n t h o l l n l k n n d o z e n . M a n y
h a ve l n a r vo l vl l a t m y tm lr .D o y o u
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Kr oo n c oo l er .W e s h a l l r e t u r n t o m y
hou se ."
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gl a r e d a t ho r ." A s fo r t h a m t ,I
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w i t h In s t a n t . m o n m n t a r y fe n n ; b e fo r !
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ho u se , th e up p r nl s l nz un fr ie n d ly fac e ;
a s ec o nd vo y ag e ...a n d t h e n t h e
t l m p l e .U1 h ow a l an w as d e ck e d , fu r
tha t p urp os e, sho la nd no ne ed of we - n
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b o ' l |a n d t o u t i n g w h e n l h r r t t w a s
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b e n o t l i k e y o n n e l f, "c a m e t h e c a u
ttcn.* B e mu s t h a ve It t n o w n ekl n.
e n d n n h r o u r a l i k e K a y a m s S n n 's ,fo r
t h o s e t m t h e m a r k o f t h e h o u u .A n d
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li g h t n i ng fl a s h, t o b e n l n c e d u p o n m e
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st r a n g e l a n d i n w h i c h y o u r pe o pl e
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w a s w h i t w o u l d U n c l e Ji m m y n l t h i s
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w l l l unl ll svly t h a t h e w o u l d d l s m ve f
w h a t w a n l m p p o n l n g .S h o u l d h c t a k e
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ellnlcult.S h o w a s h l s w i fe .A s m a !
t c r l s t o o d . s h e d h ! n o t fc a r Ja p a n
l i n ; u r n s .W h a t If h e w e r e h e r k i n d ?
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mo n p y .P a r h a m t l l l l g i t !\\ol \lrl d n
: h c n m c .Anal l i n e w a s n l r r n l l y 111i
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l l !Il l u n l l y h e fa r e d h e r .
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con fi den ce l n W e ll s?
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b l l c k n s p b e r r i e s a n d b l a c k b e r r i e t
ul s i c h a n u s ed fu r p r e s e rve s a nd Ja m .
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lnomnhaStw|1 haw never lu\r.'d beforez w l l l n o t t o u c h g nin\ u» y ou, b ut
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loner variety In order to le1l uh
will be the moot promable as well 1sell the bell.
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:ate up thln business lmlessl me luanaturalliking for outa!door II
and ll phyalmll; able to do this soof work.She wlll need atlrktoItI1
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l i e n w a s unc ons cio us Cfut lt y,
n o m : h a l u i b i l l e t f o r R a n t .
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|-On motion the Board idjourned Lo
Reese's mters, the Misses Olive and
Eva Jioobusch down when they tool:the train for the ir h om at DesMoines.They were guests st the
£51.52 mm June 30. 1924.Rees e h ome th e o ut wat
'm am. c. umm, County Clerk
»-|aoooo,anamw Nxwa
~r.and ~re.Wm.Garrison and
daughter.Dork.of 0mnht.droveup and 'g,°"= Sunday with her father
Milford oyes.
take effect and be in force from and
after its puuge, approval, and pub-
Lidition ss ,reqdnd har hw.
Passed and approved th i s - - »
dsy of June 1924.
AlteltCon R. Bsdgerosr, City Clerk
R. J. Muzdoeh, Msyor
Moved and seconded thst rule 6 be35.00 Mr.and Mrs. Ed. W llso aeeom-500MR|;uf§ Sch;ln;::d.n;obored to Omaha =»-»»f»;»=f gf Inf! Ng 0. ~ (€v"d!eyl5|\|p¢11d¢d und Ordinance pus to its
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Grimm, Moore,Chrineneen,Cunni-
ehael ond Jacobs voting 'Aye' Hundsdzl
and Gray not voting.Motion carried.
Lioved by Guy and seconded by
Grim um. request of Commissioner to
buy s mixed car. of 30 &.33 It.. poles.
b e g r a n t e d .
O n f o "ca l l ,Honda113.Pee ble s,
G r i m , G n y , M o o r e , C h r i s t e n s e n . C o r -
m i c h s e l a n d J a c o b s vo t i n g ' A y e ' t h e
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work)s m s
Fnnk Hiller (Supplies)40.W
Nnbr. Culv. a Hlg. Co. (Haydn) 4.00
Crowell Lbr. I Gr. Co. (Sup-
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Ask for "BLUE RIBBON BREAD'GEN ERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND COMMENTAsk for "BLUE RIBBON BREAD
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F1REwo|21<s SALE
B la ir Ra c ke t S t o r e
Big assortment of the best in ali kinds of Fire-
works at moderate prices.
Fmos-FLAGSAll sizes.Also Bunting, 10c per yard.
\ C ANNING G O OD S S P EC I AL S
6.qt. gray enamel preserve kettle .35
lu qt gray enamel dlsh pan. . . . . . ..39
I7 qt. gray enamel dish oana........e9
II qt. atumlnum dials pana...........99
Fruit Jar rubbers. extra thick, doz. .08
Boyd'a Malon frult jar caps. du;....Z0a ounce Ielly t1.|mb1or. doz...........48
CAND Y SP EC IAL S
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r e m e l p b e r e d h e r e s s H i n N o n C a r -
u -r l g x n w h o t a u g h t t h e R TI l l l I h e r u m m
166 .00 o f o u r n c h o o l fo r ; n u m b e r o f y e a r s .
u p -1 M r ¢ . J e ! f .G b s u r d ,o f Br o o m fi e l d .
11. 19 N e b r . , vi s i i a d h e r s i s t e r , M n . . C l n u d
an an Da h*in s 'flI!\H \F t h !i t QQk
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d a u z h m r : m m s m a z e w u s u n : m u s l u l a
El e d l c e Go d a e y .
H r .a n d M r s .R .H .B o ve e a n d
M i a !E t h e l a n d M r .a n d M n .R a y
Tr i p l e t t n l a o d r o ve t o W a y n e .Th zl y
t o o k a l o n g s u f fm i e n t d i n n e r f o r I
a n d s p e n t t h a d a y a t t h e p a r k i n ¢
pi c n i c wh i c h i n cl u d e d th e s i x t ee n H e r -
m a n g i r l . w h o a r e u p t h e r e .
M n .D o n K e p l e r 1e ua rn ed F r i d a y
f r o m a vi s i t w i t h r e l a t i ve s i n O m a -
ixwslxsss *° ° : ; m w i C R O P C O N D I ' | ` l o N S
July a-wnhingwn cwmy Pioneer `A R E ~
and Old Sattlen' pmgrun from w.o A w, omr...1
J\\ly4 Blah' Oelahnua.Wuhluwu Canary Cnr ll Huh
July 4 Amman Legion Dmce B¢¢wC¢M1u»_n hu Madmy 3 Wamemc' c. of c. meets.Gemnlly Suwld
Lone msmncn mx Lgsggg ~ro an REl\loVED,::"L"a':":.E'...'f"'.::'a*:"",.§,£';\~y
Hall on ut Friday evening ibr the]
Eliminatiun Of Tax Affects Long vvrvvw of organizing the 897.11 Re-
o r
Distance Manages.Makes nn ; B a nd .
Burden Ellie:.a In order to bec ome a member of*this band the applicant must be
IOW ERS HIGH COST OF LI¥'iNG'elghleen years of age,and p u s a
inquired physics!examination.The
As l.result of the new lax law enliatinent period in for three y um
I
;\;gR|"}g WESTERN {;()_iSMALL GRAIN GEHERALLY GOOD
PAYS KEPLER CLAIM Last Sunday the writer took 1
Hennan R¢000r¢i-The g g }q "r:dfiVB to Arlinnon and from there to
Rallsny company lut week nm11y@W"*'i"¥*°" and through the southern
gave up the long fight. qxinst p,,_vm of the county and bl-c k to Blair.
ment of dunigea to Mrs. D. E. Hep-!In the main the corn in small and
lor a n d ' wa the judgment in n a l " " " " " ' f i e ld s ' " ° * wi r me i n ma
v m .interest amounting t o a s m of cultivation.Th ' m u l ! m i n m m
Mrs. x¢p| ¢r=.»»»»°bldly in§ur¢au,¥°°"lm!from l n w r m u w o u l d
to render her a cripple for Iife {)¢tnber'°'k° better that an avenge held.
6. 1920, when the car in which she nn The puturaa were never betta: and
ri d in g wi th he r b r o th e r, Ho war d C m.; ~':dff' 1 ° "an ""iU*°°¢
" " `~'11 .£1 Hd|J°!;'rL und §¢..f"'§°.,
ulopt-"'" """ "-new._,__ ___.____-Y-ggndff guests lt the H""Y c°°P°'I;r~esE_dnnt of Gmnha Aasnciqnun n. x.
meMn.D. E. Haya returned I 1 .ule f°i-'wack from - dx week vial! ~f=1~ 52-;;'""a,,i*.;"';n';..2;"'°°a ,i';"'":,:'2.
o f 5 i n In t i vn i n M o n t a n a .|.h _5 5 . 1 M L a n d § { r ;Je " e H D V ! ! . g g vi s - ' b y f 0 ! f 8 l l 9 I 0 1 0 .T h i M U N i n t h e
;.z__.\.:...... ... .».u . .. m a u f. . .at.e i g h t i n n i n g w a s a t i e o f _ 7 t o 7 .
passed by Congress:and signed byland the members are ntdclly reserv-I
the President on June 2, the Fe:leral.i.~=;;They muy ;u¢nd the summer
tax on long distant! telephone H168-\l.rainlng but it is a mme: entirelysages will be riineontlnued on md af- optional with the members.g
ter July 3.A member mny move away but he!
All long iii.-stance GluG costing is supposed to notify the commanderfifteen cents or more will be affec t- ci the band.While this band is ai
ed by the elirninntion of this tax. The,miliun-y band lt cannot. be called, inf
tax ha; been fix; cent; on calls cost-ease of war, except by a npeciali
mg fi been to fly cents. inclusive.yn of congress.On each long distance telephone IMI*-!The uniforms, musical instrumentsf
use costing more than fifty com. and instruc tors are fumished by thc
the mx has been ten eenu.Thisfgovernmenl. which should make it alaxhas been collected by the lol!-lxery altmc live proposition ur thosol
phone company for the Fedenl Gov- musically inclined.Il. is said that]
ernment.this "5 the only band of its lcmd ever
Many petitions :nd resolutions from organized west of the Mississippi
ilun m.a.|t»'Nest n k i n z that thislriver.
if c . mm f o a m .s s < > z a m m s WHEREAS, The pnaont ro
Geo. Nelson i h b o r )20.00 le'god by State Ilhny Numb
Geo.hlsnking (Gu)8.42 Wsahingtnn County,Nehru
J >. s.Pdknhlrd wnkineer)
H. L. Mc Donald (Ewnnr)
Void lnllnd (Tum work)
81m Stevens (Patrol)100.00 ct me nmemm Nnmuw Lu luv!nan,uni ....,..... .._...,.ll. C. Biaeo (304511)!B0.B5 dninageand thecuntnun o!I.M|lml,'L. E. Nelson "TI-5 a P~ll5U|ll'°1' io'per courts a deision was renneneu
1*nnk Navi (Patrol)100.00 and if continued in ill present toes- °"i"1'i".1`R"?,I.'Fm W est drove to an favor of the Isxplers.
S u n d e r l a n d M n h i n e C o .
_t l o l l l w i l 1 r e q u i r e t h e d f § ° ° " ° = j _ ; § j } 1 ° 0 g ¢ f 1 °h u r a d s y a n d v i n i t o d a t t h a i w e a r e J B e t M f o r t h e b i g p o l
'' " ' " " ' ' * "n v n l m r A m a I '.._ __ __,__ _ ;III
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AS you receive
money as a re-
'ward i o r yo u r
» .\"se rv i c e s , whe the r
y o u g e t i t da i ly ,
we e kl y o r mo nt h-
l y , m a k e i t a h a b -
i t t o p u t p a r t 01
i t i n a Sa v i n gs Ac c o u n t .
There will come a day in your life,
smner or later, when the possession
of money will mean thu difference
between success and fxihxre.
If you have saved. have the money
when you need it, then you can uxke
advantage of opportunity when il is
open.
Farmers State Bank
Put a Part of
~|.50 YHIIHIILBNI DIL 17.lpvllnnu vu.°~n.. AJ. yu Us _vArndt Snyder Motor Co. (Sum ztructuros and culverts, and believing*Mrs. C. ~Johnson visited her aio iticol fray with "1'l¢¥l morn" usruwnalien1.80 that the some could be changed and ter Mrs. irwsn Caldwell at Tukamnh in.We wil! wait to r what sort
Arndt Snyder Motor Co. (Sup reloc ated no as to avoid the pmsont!w°l'f";°dJ"fi 3 n lef t Th ayloi bunk is thrown from each side.
wpl| ¢| }023 '°*>5°¢U°M\=l° faturos,.for Minnosou for n visit with o sk--altar Larson Ganz#1Re~N o w THEREFORE.no is zu-ur. Mrs. can Demey and family .o n n l z m x c s
. ....._.. -. -.......|-.:,........|Hrs. A. w. Barsre and um Irma A N o n n z m x c s xo amend s u -
mm mm ....-.w .... . .--~-. ~~-- -.~.¢riklv u gmnke up fur ll.\». . . ` . - v - __mx he removed were received b y i Az the méetilu; sixteen applications
:=u::ors and reorrentativoa ¢l.lIil],'§\r¢|g received for entry to the hand.1\»bei S¢1\5i¢fl -af Cqngreu.Bu\»|u:l_1h¢p¢is to be twenty-eight in all
<~~ men eontervci that tlvi- Lex WHS and any pq;n wishing to help fill
n burden on P\0d\l¢¢r3"1f1d ¢0F\\'\l1llI-.out the .".',,'i,°L. may eave their :ip-
fl'8»and that it was a relic oi war pllcation with Mr. C. 3. Peterson or
times.lliyle R. Gilbert..About 1,700,000 long distance eaiis Those making application at l
aft mode in the United States 0Ml1meeting were as follows:~1n§fr"uvlr-15,000,000 telephrmes il'l" i; "R.Gilbert:-F C L o u Merril
the nation are ali interconnected. and Rceh, Wayne D. Dorsey, Lee Hadle-
mnnble persons in more than 'i0.000eon, it. ll. Kuehl, llenry Laaltrig, I.
cities, towns and communities in Unit- P. Madsen, L. G. Noyes, Pat Hearn.
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tel States, Canada and Cuba to con- Ur. W. F. Hemphill, C. J. Petersen,
verse with each ether any hour of Dr.A.J.Sanderson,Martin lCuhr,
the day or night.This has led to n..!ohn Barry,Leslie Bucklln.
steadily increasing use of the longnistanee service for social and bus- ST. 3iARY°S BPISCDPAL CHURCH_ . _ . . . - - .. .. -
T n -{'\...»f i ilnoinn Unalnr I
LIBERTY BELL, em o om
IL i b e r t y B e l l i n a v o i c e r e s o u n d i n g ,
Ri n g i n g y o u r m e s s a g e c l e a r a n d s t r o n g ;
T e l l i n g o f J u s t i c e , T r u t h a n d F r e e d o m
A n d t h a t R i g h t e v e r c o n q u e r s W r o n g
L i b e r t y B e l l , L i b e r t y B e l l
Sing your song we love so wel!
Liberty Bell, Destiny is callingfg
Cailing ali Freeman to the fray,Bidding them onward never falt'ring
Till the dawning of Freedom's day.
Liberty Beii, Liberty Bell
To the world your message tell.
l r l j u f w u ,v u e .u v w » | » » . ;- _ .. . - . - - -1K e p l e r m a n g l e d t h a t f o r w e e k s i t l n I e e w r l l w e c a n s e e n o m u
w a s n o t b e l i e v e d p m i b l s o u r o n " " ° "f o r c o m p l a i n t 9 n o m e n o n -
o o u i d r e - c o v e r .d i t i o n a h e r e i n t h i n c o u n t y o n t h e o p -
A f e w m o n t h s a f t e n r a u i s h e l a n d f a r m e r a .T h e c o r n s t i l l h a s
b r o u g h t m a r q u a m t h e n i t l w w | | » l ¢ s \ U o f v v m r w n i t r n o = = = = § °a m e
c o m p a n y ,c l a i m i n g $ 1 5 , 0 0 0 d a m a g e s . ; u n d t h e o t h e r c r o p s " 9 i n p r i m e e o n -
T h e e o m p a n y m a d e a v i g o u o u a d e - ` d m ° "
f e n s c b u t a v e r d i c t f o r a b o u t h a l !t h e T h e b o t t o m f a u n a h a v e n o t S u e d
a m o u n t c l a i m e d w a s e w e n t u a i l y a e -s o w e l l a a t h e l a c k o f i r a l n a g e h a s
r e d .1 ` h e 1 a i l s r a y c o m p a n y r e l i s t - i c n u s a l t h e l a n d t o b e i n u n d a t e d w i t h
c v p a y m e n t o f t h i s b y e v e r y m e a n s ; " " ° "o u r c o u d d n o t g e t a n y a n d i n
t h e s h r e w d e s t a t t o r n e y s c o u l d d e - § " ' " 5 i n s t a n c e s l - " U U a r e a s a r e c o m -
v n l e .T h e p l a i n t i f f w o n ,h o w e r z f l l p l e t e l y d r o w n e d o u t .
a t e v e r y p o i n t .T h e c a s e w a s f i l rc a r r i e d t o t h e s u p r e m e c o u r t o f t h e i P e r a o n d O f T h e R ' i ' " ' Q '\
U n n m S u i t e s a n d w h e n t h e c o u r t P n s i i c n u f n N o i i n e e a
o f l o s t r e s o n t u r n e d t h e m d o w n t i e
r l t t o r n e y s f o r t h e d e f e n s e a d v i s e d O n J u l y 4 C d v i o C o o l i d g e ,a b a n d -
.. L _. . . a | . . . . . . . . .. J n . -u - . . . . \ . . 1 : - . . __ _ . . . .
pain)lm ulved by UIC mam an ulICrowell Lbr. & Gr. Co. (Lbn)1 . 9 5 L , y . W a s h i n g to n C o u n ty . ~
~a n d l ¢ l 0 ¢ l . \ ¢ € |l l I O I I O W I Z Q U Q O .I . »0 ' W ¢ ,J I L I T N !58% BS I \ . | | l l \ U ¢ \ |C o m r n e n c l n g a t t h e B r i d g e i n n m ; n c l M r s .M a r y W a l k e r f o f C h a t s w o r t h B e i t o r d a i n e d b y t h e M a y o r a n d
H i i h w n y i n t h e N o r t h e a s t Q u a r t e r o w n .f z t y C a u n c i i ,o f t h e C l ° ;o f B l a i r ,
o i t h e N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r n l 3 e c l i o n ' , r h
f ; ' s d r ?g ' ° " f f ;° _ g " 3 , " " ;' g j f ;! ' e b n s k n . -- ~~-
9 9 0 Q 0 1 T o w n s h i p 1 1 ,R a n g e " l ` h i r ! e ¢ n ,M r s .S . ' , , , . ° , , m § , ' § , .l e u n e ~|s s c r z o x o m z .T h a t S e c t i o n 1
5 0 9 l " H \ ¥ \ i ¥ 1 ¥t h e n c e N o r t i i w o a l e r l y P 8 ¥ " \M i s s V i o l a K a s t l e r e t u r n e d h m o f n r d i n l h f e n u m b e r 3 8 1 o f t h e c i t y
. ...- _ . _ . . - . . £ _ . - » - l n e r . . »\ \ . | \ o k f r o m O m a h a w h e r e s h e m e n t t h e o f B l n i r ,' \ ' h ' a . a h i n g t o n C o u n t y N e b r . .
13.50
m o
12.00
Vaid Inlmd (Labor)
Ludwig Jensen (labor)
'fmhlsan Bma. {Ga¢)
Hana Beck (Labor)
Geo. Nelson (l.Abor)
I-'nah Tietz (Labor)
Sam Stevens (Labor)
Holt Mfg. Co. {Reais1)
ll. C. Blnw (Hhray Com nest of her summer vacation at'her SECTION 3 tRATES}The :ol-
lnwing rates shall be charged based
upon monthly consumption by eachS ll mf l
D. 0. Sheet! (Salary)
z.. D. Warrick (COIN)
Hawrin llehrena (Expense)
3g;=,.,., zo a point approximately 1600
so | fee: north of the south line of Section
15w|l3. 'Township W, Range 12, Thence
| u uter ly to the Interaction of the
nome nero.Mr.and Mrs.Tom Hungate and
Roger who are here from Ryder N. D.
on a visit, went to Calhoun to spendgmweekw§Lh_ their son,Jesse 51.1
user. The telephone company will con»
1 th t .,|£Ill¢ of a priest
\
mesa purposes.Removal ol the Federal tax on
long distance telephone calls does
will not continue to pay its proportion
cf taxes.The Federal message tax
N1as assented against the telephone
tinue to pay its regular federal, state
user. umm. u n1:uup,, aaanvva
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mg Sunday.The rec tor will againnot mean that the Telephone company:visit the churches at Creighton, Nie-
brara, and Ponca." Although we thus
mine a Sunday of worship, we are
pleased to be able to serve these
churches while they are without the
l - - _ ; " ' "- H -_-- _. ltltat the fight be given up and tne *N wlrvr us tae napumazan pan ,'There vm N no eerric el um we m o o n s c tmltn r u vr e zu w should m e f o r u m m m ¢r'iua¢m¢nt pdd.it ii nm um. in._~»-ul be 52 years old.Bornonafariim
i srrre OF RAINIr
-The Elias-onlc picnic held last Thurs-
.day ut Arlington was held in epite
t l the forenoon'a rain.The jubilee
the district because at the next elee-leiudlng the judgment and costa ofeult
tion the district would be so anang-feud incidental expenses. the ease hu
ed as to include a large mileage oi' cont the railway company more than
the Northwestern railway and um the : ssmuoo.
cost of improvement would bei Mn. Kepler ie at present staying
was in honor of the fiftieth annirer- largely cast upon the railroad.lwlth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
rm'o er axe z M i " ~ R | \ M]t k h .tary .of the Arlington lodge knownl Mor t:fixed the boundaries of theill. Cameron.Her husband ia useles-
r en .r~=o en oo t e
lil!!! Plymouth 'Ir-. Cwlldn emma|;"t.he little ecbooll:oua|'*l¢. Plympqdg
N ."Rib a short distance away.He
l"*Plred for Amherst college at Black
liwer aoadenrly in a near-by town.
Aff¢l graduating from Amlient he
'struggled with law practice at North-
as lltront L0-llge 5°A. F. and A.. M.i¢r :r »L 'm.1 c . \: as How c ou xw 'f;=j'.'°jj'"." --y I; f '" ;' ; §u " ;; S jfjé The program was about two hours
c o u r t- : x r lo x ¢ . i e ning re F c late owing to the delay in arrival.3
The Republicans met last Saturdayofteniuon at the court house ln Illairi
ond proceeded to elec t offic ers anddiscuss the ways and means of curry-i
ing on the county campaign
vices at St. James Epltleopal church
. In that city.
[;L.'i| R BAPTIST c ucnc u
Arthur I). Smalley, Minister
hut it 1-\as carried out us planned.
g The two~fcatures standing out most
§ prominently were the ufltlress of wel-
'come by the Worshipful Master \'~al-
lter C. Bliss and the historical nilulroas
fbi the only charter member of the
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district no as to exclude from the Hman for the Dold Packing cornpanyh8ntpton,Ma u.Evincing an early
tliatriet .the landowners un- lwllli headquarters at York, Nebraska. interest in politics he workal his any
fnvorable to the proposition and to in-.They have not yet made up their dowly but steadily up the ladder, be,
clude within the boundaries ebout.minde where they will eptablinh|I=¥1fl1l1it with :mall local offices and
ttvelve miles of the trackmre of theitheir home.Lip to a fee months a|oflY°Kl"!S1\in¢ to state duties.It has
Northwestern.As a result of this new
arrnngement and the fact that many'
tenants und hired hands voted. the'
proposition was carried,it was'
'they resideulat Broken Ilow,Neb.'been said that not onc e duringhi.:
..ar|..r has he sought an office un-
cr::-"rsx:~r1.u. PARTY twccessfully.
i Some P¢°Ple who cannot fathom
lRGAllen uas elected county'By vote of the church this ut =°1=; lodge Joseph C Blackburn Xlr
chairman;Grace Balla rd. S ec retary ; ;e=;; °== ~ ,gh r zead/f;rPlackhum ha.-i alwulfe been an active:
Mae Allen Lazure, vice chairman and JM gg he n u e " . ; h .ning 1 member of the lodge and hie Btltlreisgn member of the executive committee. i eir omg. town,mgton, ant sms enjoyed greatly lu those prosent.l
This was a culled meeting and those other places in Southiyeatern P°" 'l Other speakers were Rev. Edward rInsylvania where they will spend their lpresent repon that there was muc h't L Baker, of Fremont lodge number
1 °d 1 ¢d vacaion.I 'and Chad A.Cha ll,autcnttustnemwe It I The Sunday school will meet evef¥,g:nn¢l ter gg, ll!inden.ppe ~
_lSunday morning at 10 A. M.It is the,..CROu t:| .L HOME 3\0 IES T hope of the officers that the name loy- ' "Ih§u;;;§dmn.eI:;.ghx;;;t 0213; i
charged.A party of more than usual inter-ll" Pfrfwnality behind the frigid mack
lent was enioyed hy a number of Wash- I nom .br "Silent Cal" like to speak of
ington county folks on last Saturday.'°C0°lN1§0 luck" but the more the pree-
iJune 28, when a celebration was h¢:.1.=d¢n=unbunlens himself the better
ir honor of the eentenrdal aniversan the public appreciates his ideal and
of the birth of Mrs. Hannah McLlul»}i21dtrm=nt. As every President has had
len, at the home of her daughter-in-|555 backer,President Coolidge has
law, Mrs. annum Mc lllullen who um ima w. Stealna, Boston merc hant.
two miles south of Craig.lit was 3111* after Coolidge had hun: UP
Mm. Mc iilullen was born in Clear-l"l" "shingle" that Mr. Stearns took
--....'_4931 A novannal internet in than vnuiatr la!-
.\ me ' r vr txs TURTL E
On Monday afternoon an Peter
Siert in company with his wife and
MN. Wiebbke Wulf! were on their
way to Omaha they met with a ser-
ioua accident..lust as they were on-. . -
Nancy Lellaslen u.xpence--an
lwe e )
E. c . J ukann (Clark Costa)
A. c. mm (Co m mu)
Khmp Printing Co.(Game
Lan)Cmwull Memnrm Home.awa for inmate)R. 1-I. Rumuuen (Snhry)
\.».»l ]*
Croweii Lbr. & Gr Co. (Coal | "\ J f l.m\ "' "P" "'' " " "" " "' -
for poor)Gun Hanson (Salary)
The Enterprise (hinting)
K. B. Printing Co.(Supplies)
K.B Printing Co. (Supplies)
Gus Carlson (Messina)
21.80
85.00
45.60
3.15
26.89
11.25
commendatione in regard thereto."°"t'Mrs.Anal!'ire\il.s and daughter
Passed and 8PP1°Wl| this 16th day Miss Ven, who were c alled here byor June, 1924.3;-=d;_-=h of "gf mothelr f===;;-g to
..e r orne at 'ewton,own. . o ay.C le i u e s Annie C. Martin, County'_.Qin nnd"Mrs. L F. Hilsinger spent
Thursday at the J. M. Hungate homo_lI. C. Blaeo. Chainnan of Boerd al Calhoun.
l . .I e n r . . . - . . . . » .a n n a *
per K. w hour.Provided. that all persons using e-
lectric current for lighting purposes
within the Eimits of said city shall
pay a minimum charge per month of
$t.25, and all persons using electric
current for lighting purposes outside
Aurust Pnhm (Dragging)13130 Moyed, aeccnded :nu cm-neu mm. In mr. :nu mn. n. n. Llluirlull rpc u .._..... .-.--__ .r:s .\.- .......1. ...A -ish rhlniivii at Lin- the c orporate lamits of nad my smll
ceéi. H. Mlchelaen tbnsrrinsn 14.40 rtfundlng order oe auovreu uecar uu-Nebr. Culv. dz Mis Co. (Fle-lbertson for $2.77 by reason of error
.adn)55.50 1 in assessment.Chester Aronaon (Labor)10.00|Momed. seconded and carried than
C. 1.1I lndely (Labor)18.00 n refunding order be allowed August
Elmer (Hrriatenaen {Labor|l5.00"'Hartung for 06.79 on Font. Villagi
S J . Rover iD\1srln¢>21.15*Lor by reason of improvement ae~.
U I C i r c ;i u u v o n ¢ \ . - v - . .-. . .
Mr. and Mrs.Bert Cooper enterwn c d at dinner Wednesday in hop-
or of Mr. and Mn. Eli Mondo:I, of
Burkett.Nebr.Their a u e m wereMr. and Mrs. Mondorf. Mr. and Mrs.Al Mondorf and children of Blairand Mr and Mrs Henry Cooper
coln.
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C.F. Hagen (D RUMS )49.60 eeaarnent when there were no im-'1 "l'alte wi ll of ,xm
3230 provements.c o m On motion duly made and em-led
41.40 l\icConnel, Moeller & Greenfield were
lnuthorind to audit the County aa
5.00 per their agreement. said audit to be
'completed Jan. 1, 1925.
2.50 There being no further business the
Henry A. Meier (Road work)81.60;meeling adjourned to meet June 30.
o n e Choa:(Dnlrrirur)
Hana C.Larsen (labor)
Glyn Ray (Labor)
Lawrence Larsen (Team
rrorlz)John B. Erickson (Road
work)
|Mr. and 5 rs.r ,-ca were over Sunday guests at the
J ohn win home.Z. Parrish and Misa Vero Tre1.its
manned to Blair Saturday.Mrs. S. E. Evans. of Blair attended
the funeral of her sister, Mrs. S. M.
Parrish 1hurrdo5.The Camp Fire girls spent Sunday
ln n days outing at the park at Oak-land.Mrs. Floyd Knott accompanied
pay for id current at the rate of
15 cen K. W. hour for all current
used en month and that the month
ly ' c rge for minimum use tc
each of auch persons dull he $2.50
and provided further, that all penons
using electrireurrent for power pun
poses shall pay e minimum each pe:
month ol' fifty cents per one horst
power motor rating.Provided also, that discount of te:
per cent shall be nllowed on all Hgh
and power bills hich arc paid nt tln
office of the city light Commlseione
not Inter won the fifth day of cacl
month:such discount shdl not b
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Maintop Bread is Ahrays Good
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O i co urs e the re a re a n u m b e r of
re a s o ns w h y M e i n t o p B r e a d is a l-
wa y s go o d b ut t h e o ne b i g re a s o n
is tha t. we ei wa y e us e the pure s t in~
gre di e nte .Try a s a ck to da y .
|1 10 2 W 5 h Isl ; a n n\ .1|:..- ... ..... .... »=.. ... a manfiinf har only a n t s a s s e m b l y an 1 9 0 6 S t e a r n s c a m e
More than the usual number listened to the radio services Sunday morq'
ing, there being no aftemoon service.
In the evening, many Home folhh en-
joyed the missionary service at the
Clltthfll.5 .
Sunday callers were Mr. and Mrs.
John Letvis, Mr.Rodgers and Mita
(Scully. of Omaha.Mr. and Mr:-. C. 51.
Christensen and son on-I Mrs. Frank
lludgeon and Loretta all oi Illnir
Olga Simonson, one of our helpers
:Hove to ilampton lut week with her
rvother and si:-te_.rs for a few tlaya
xocation with relatives.She returned
\\'e¢lne==day moming.While :the wma
gone ljno Lund fillell her place at
the Hume.
A new member has been aflllell to
The Pray er meeting mn me newsvery\\e¢lne-dzty e\cning at 8 o'-
ciock.The following list gives the
names of the leaders, the passages of
scripture. and the subjects to be con-
:illereul on the various eveningn.
Juy l2,"John Moore, Luke 10 25-21
The gooll Samaritan.July o. Mm. Kuhn, Luke tI T-l-l
Lemons for guests and hosts.July 16 lienry Taylor. Luke 1649-
31 lliv¢°= and Imzarus.July 23. Biisw-June Fltcher. Luke I81'13 l'hari»»ee and l'ublicnn.July 30.
Mrs. llungate Zllatthett 25:1-13 The
'Niait and the l"0oliill Virgins.The
\\oman'¢hliuiennra Society held a
rno .~ t enj oy ab le m e e t i n g a t t h e h o m e
o l M r s . Jo h n S m i t h o n l a s t Th u r s d a y
a ft e r n o o n .A n o t h e r c h a p t e r i n t h e
..1 A _ . . - . . . n ° |T n .
"Tlme Striking ol Americas llour",was pleasingly presented under the
direction of Mrs.Geo.Misco for
1.0 Ummm ui an llllvueuous ...... ¢'""~in n hospital.The auto top was com
pletely wrecked an was the wind-
uhich elaborate preparation..had shield and one axe was badly sprung.
been made for its staging.l The car was rlrlvcn in under its own
The event closed with a mein!
hour.
(§0LSlY c1.1»:n|< srizla
The electric light dihtrict tvhich
new -organized over near Arlington
Mime time buck after n dmpemte
elntggle by the tax payers of that
|
power nnd turned over for repaint.
$300 Imt 50 \\'cmn=
Fir:-t Prize or letter suggesting the
heat. way to u~e the cleancet, purest,
mor t econlmicnl toilet soap.Forty
two other cash prizeh. making n total
of $1,500 for the best mlvettising elo-
gan Tiflti i\ your opportunity to get
1 n e :5 \ : | | 1 : | | \ u u u .u n . . . _ . . n ._l i v i n g r o n ,h e r g r e a t g r a n d c h i l d r e n
a n d g r e a t g r e a t g r a n d c h i l d r e n w e r e
i n a t t e n d a n c e a t t h e p a r t y .S h e h o o
s e v e n t ) - t w o g r e a t g r a n d c h i l d r e n a n d
f o u r g r e a t g r e a t K r a n d c h i l d r e n .S h e
1 n e o u t l i v e d t h r e e o f h e r c h i l d e n i n t l
four grandchildren.
Around 100 friemis and reatives
acre present on thiw occaaion;had
rc-alla keeping 'many guests away. A
bfiffet lunch was served at noon.A cake with one hundred candles
uns preented to Blthi. Mchlullen by
section hui caused suit to lie brought f ~.l.er nieces from Blair.Many other
by the Northwestern 19511nm t~nm|1any"';'"">.or ~=»\==°»=or. ~ §""1:€.mt1rur';¢1'n.t were received-by her,
the right of way of em.-hru»1.-=.'_' " ° " " " "D u m s e xi r he ,f.h'1 i;clu:ling a handsome lace i-hawl.
through the district.The W it a ls o" °' "° . "" f "f \\tn t u»_cah . 5 her. Sleeper of Fontanclle =poke toaffects Sliunllers county ami the mm_!not " ' f "hem!"mmp ,r°r full ln- the gathering
..__.|.....r:|...|;..:¢...t.;...» that um formo"||on lillill NH:her.e'd.0ot~of-town relatives in attend-
dcwn from Boston and actively help
ed in his campaign.IIe has been be-
hn d ever since and though he de-
clines toacc ept public office he is
n frequent W hite Home visitor. Af-
ter sewing aa mayor of Northampton
Coolidge wut elected to the state
Hnate and became its president. Prom
1916 to 1918 he was Iieutenonbgorern-
rr o f hluaachuestta and he served
tno terms an governor. (1919-4920)
it was :luring we latter term ofof-
fice that he non nation-wide recog-
nition for methods in handling Boa-
t-n's famous police strike.He fired
the strikers and used the national
guard to restore onder. .Thin act ao
contributed to his fame that he was
nrminateml for vice-president at the
u n . _ . - . . . : - _:. . .n a h " | | |
C .R .A m l e r m n ( D va z z i n m
L . I L G r a y ( S u p p l i e s fo r
P o o r )Th e o .A n d e r s o n ( D m s u i n s )
6120 N e l a p n (Sn\» .ry}
3 . P . S u n d a ( M i l k f o r p o o r ]
Jo h n B l . R e e h ( L a b o r )
A l fr e d S c h m i d t { D n : | z !i n g }
n - - \vm . ;1h n \ u oi n s r \
2.00 n w .Annie C. Martin, County Clerk.
56.47 Gounly Commissioners Room. Blair
19.80 <Nebr., June 17, 1924.
100.00 The bonnl of Equaiizalion met. pur-
6.00 scant 10 mijournment. token June 16,
18.00 l'If"'...L18.90 Preset. li. C. Blaco. Peter M. Tyson,
Z3i.00Cnunl.'y Cornimionen, R. ~ Rasmus-
e thorn.Buster Noyes, of Blair is visitinghissister.Mrs.La'\'erne Lowe and
family.The dezree of Honor hold 1 regular
meeting Satuniay evcqinz.After the_business meeting a social time wenspent durimr which Mrs. C. R. Graya n d M r s .C h r i s Tr u h l s e n ser°.'e~l n
ni c e l u n c h .fu 1 ' r |
'"- - - - -n n .¢ .n -
nilowed on bil! for current uzcu
healing and cooking purposes.
All bill-1 for current used by
person for any purpose shall be
and payahe at the office of the
Electric Light Commiasioner on
f ats! day of each calander month.
Provide¢I farther.that the City
Council shall have power and auth
wr
anydoc
city
the
I\ I I I I r u g s 1 1 1 - 5 ".I ' .L .S c h a f e r ( L a b o r )3 2 . 0 0 i r o n ,C o u n t y A s s e s s o r a n d A n n i e L . .151111.1 - .U .b \ \ n n z u | |a u u , , . . ._, _! ~ '.L S c h a f e r ( L a b o r )8 . 0 0 M a r t i n C o u n t y C l e r k .A b s e n t H e n r y c f m p a n i c d b r M r s .0 .H .G o d : c y a n d
1 ; .s .o i l w v o r m ( G a n a t .l T r u h l s e n .-; N i M T - T = f i ° ? i ¢' 1 f ° " = ~ * °B l a i r * f i ' i = * Y
o i l )5 3 . 1 3 ' l ' h c m i n u t e s o f t h e p r e v i o u s m e e t -° 'g g f g n g f * 3 § , " " ; * n ' = g g ; ' , n n _
N a r i c P e t e r s e n a r e s p e n d i n g 'i h n
w e e k a t t h e L u w r e n c c u r s o n h o - n e
in the country.Jess l1ric'¢scn who resigned at the
31 J. Schenk sr-age :monte time ago
a a15.00 ;;cene Co.'s Addition, Arlington, were ; `2E'.".I1§";g_°;=;;f ~ 3';:[,,1r;:fd_ .5 ~
2,25 adjusted to be valued at approximate- omah.Mrs. Erickson returned a neck
|iy $200 per acre.*ago from an Omaha hospital and is25.26°On motion duly made und carried reguperntinz at the home of In aunt,
Grover c. niu=1m= (Duration)2s.1o'u»t.~ s a a ln Sec. x. Twp. ms, n. 11_:§";§;;1d "i':K*;§n*;5"?j_'';n§;_n'',;_'
C. J. Hindlcy (Grading, etc.l 42.00 were adjusted at STS an acre.'they plan to more to Craig.Joe DeVinncy (Team work) ,25.00\On motion duly made and carried hir. and atm W. 1... Meadow and
.. §.._l umm...n !\.nl\15.00 lata YI & 20 in Sec. 35, Twp. 19, R 11 Horwanl,of Fremont.are visiting|\u|lnualhlir MIS E.C.n\1|g]i¢
Arlington Motor Co. (Repairs).60 ing were rem! and app:overl..I
Nehr. Cuiv. & MYF. Co. {Rc-\.Mter dinner the board inspected
pairs)"14.15 seteral pieces of propeny.Geo.Ellenldng (Repairs)T.'I0:On motion duly made and caried
Ken. Co-Op. Merc. Co. (Supplies 11.01.A, B, C, D, 15: E. in Richanls,
for Poor)
C. E. Lautrop (Drny)
Mabel 3. Marsh Wostage
& Hlleugzel
ority to contract with any person, per-sons,or association or cq_»j:Frn1iou.
under the terms and conditions of auch 1
contract whereby u special rate
for the use of current mor be eatnbl-
tshed; and when such contract is en-'
tered into such contract rate shall
prevail with auch person,Pef aoil5,association or corporation so rcon-
tracted with, without regard to the
above and forcgnin:schedule pro-
vided further that the contract rate
so made shall be uniform .in so fur'
an it affccu other users of an cqual
rl-nount df lcurrent.t'?'he renown!charged against at consumer for all
Merrninl runulied rhim, together with~
R a B l d l u l l e n o f S t L o w l i r p u n u r a n c u n w n u u n au \ J¢ v.l u v: m e e w e r e :5 .i>M r .a n d M r s .C h a r l e s M c h i u l l e n Ue a t h o f p r e s i d e n t H a r d i n g m a d e
u\ ; d d a u gh t e r , Ile t t y . o f O l n t k a , C o l o . ;C w l l d x r pr e s i d e n t a t a p a r t i c u l a r l y
\¢:....n . . . . n w Em- Mul len o f S t e r l i n g h e c t i c a n d t r y i n g t i m e .Th e m a n n e r
ihe Hume.!il`rs.Il.B.Menhan ol uuvn.-~~" " §-Fremont. came Tuesday evening nml if-"9 _'W-" *l"'1'°f|
1 making henelf very popmur mmthe Home folks by her bright cheer-
fui wvays.
;»:;\°;"i;;'|i; LQ-i§.1}.»». Ilrn.l||l'|.|l,; ||,¢ lmplgxenlegl. ~ |.||¢| nllstffcl
II Blair milling Co Hrs. McComb, and Mrs. IIdwanls.1 The railroad alleges In tho pcu-" ' " "".-wp .~......~- -- -Th. fn;¢.inn:1r\ nlav. " Walling for tion that Arthur II.Mart:nf the lul0§ Mtn .|0|1!l R. Pvpvivs :nd non, In "mfh he ~ since conducted his
. .- .._.-_.1....\|r¢lids uffiee|5 his chael claim to a second
I'rol. I". C. Banks and wife drove
t|\from Leigh,Nebraska where he
surprsed to find il as large as it is
and z-orroundings so beautiful.
xiaited ri couple of days with her sia-
ter_ Mrs. Minnnrd She Ief t Wednes
oay morning for her home.
Mrs. Augusto llall has been con-
fined to her room with rheurnotinm
lor at few days but is now better.
u .n . . - . - . "»_.t h e D o c t o r " . g i ve n hs n n u m b e r o l
t h e g i r l s o f t h e c h u r c h o n d t h e S u n -
da y S c h oo l u n d e r t h e d ir e c t i o n o f M r s .ir s u p e r i n t e n d e n t o f scho ols t o vi s i t ;
th H m .lh ""heoeoruerexeryrnuc;Smnllc5 nt the opening of the serv-
ice Inst Sunday evening \\Il,:\ n. great
nuccesm The parts uere well ac ted...rHn. IJ. A Moritz, of Seward,'°b t=nd the lines were spoken with sym~
pathetic urnlcrstnnding.We ure arlali
to he aisle to present the missionary
work Bnll appeal in this way nml
hope with the c oming of the fall to
giue mme other plays of u nimilnr
kind.
Mort: engineering f°mP3\"}" f -i"'|John Thomas,"h o nas nweatetl
coln. went to tl1e.e1untie= mcntlonel j,, stealing two ts and was nen-
prlor to March 8, 1923, and attin#on tcnccd tn 50 Jays in jan and it 5390
the authority of the questioned "ui°'fine for the mirdemeanor,broke
zdutues, tnunched propaganda for the jail lwt Thursday.
rrennization of 3 light, heat :md pow-1 Ile wat out mowing the law!! and
cr |l|»tr||:l.lthc lawn mower, lxlnar in need of oil
"Et propm:tion was defentenl in "Jhe went to look for 2sill oil lie s.,
spec ial elcrhon called under the nu-m this writing still looking. m di..
thority of the quentinneel statutes.npperironcc u.at not noted until lu-
Arthur Ia. Marta then. error-lmsr '°|~\ord evening Ilml the re:ul;in the
John, ot rseaunmum.lion' .-........_.Mend and slaughter.Elisabeth, of
tfioux City; Mrs. Martha Jones, Mr.1.
Plata Spcllmon of Illttir.
Mrs. Edna Ilansuli. Mrs. Roy Way,
3lr.un:l hire. Whittier, Decatur; Miss
l nook, Denver; Mrs. Eva Washburn.
3Ir:=.Ruben W ills and son Bert, of
Norfolk:Misses Nellie.Bueloh and
ltorn (ook,I'onto.nelle;Mm. l~I\o
Shale. Decatur. lEthel Hams-on, Dece-
tcrm.In selecting Dans as s run-
ning mate for Coolidge the Repub-
lican picked a strong man and n pop»
ular idol.Dame1 L; inclined to be mr-
g:e=.iire and quicli.. in the some degree
that Coolidge in cool and calcuating.
lic rnade n name for himme! ln ln-
trodocing the budget system in the
gm-\ernroent nnd.more recently,in
hrs reporfon the European sdtuntion.
lil# dynamic personality is reflectedpetition. again went intof the »=trl|:l.¢,u,,¢. is out o free boanler and a tur, and Mr. and Bins. Gardner Jamesanrcpreaentetl to the aTfl\GI:s\hl\ llirttl maxi./mf Rose gm,|'{c5?i?irEéi1 ;,~,T,;'.;,~ Four
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§ \ | n l f \ . | |l u l u u u n \. » u -I . .I1 0 0 0 s r e r e a d j x u s t e d a t $ 7 5 a n A c r e .u l c u " ' " ' ° " " "n d f 12 5 . 0 0 1 U n m o t n o n d u t y m a d e a n d : a r a I e c l _ °M i ; m ; e h . n C a m e r o n i s P p e n d -
6 7 . S 0 t h e f o l l o w i n g a d j u s t m e n t s o n i m p r o v e -i m :a f e w d a y s I n L i n c o l n .
6 0 . 3 0 m e n u i n B i n i r C i t y w e r e n u d e :1 W a y n e E r b w h o c a m o f r o i n R y d e r
Henry A. Hansen ILIbor}
A. A. Wiikinn (Labor)
Grover C.Wilkins (Labor)
T. F. Truhlsen (U¥\K¥i|\IU -w the Hun :tes dritiGlo. L. Peek {¥'recinct As-..I Luz 1. Bioek 15--enoosoo i°\{¢Df:§fl?" them,1.-.ff Wednewisg
sensor)2"°65 Lots a I: 4 Bloc k lo-l for Calhoun when he visited a dey
C H. Bpiker .{Pree1nct Al-'Int xo, Block 15-1800.at the J. M. Ilungato home. From
nenor)A 2iD.00|Lot 206 in Sec. 11. Twp. 15, R 11 'there he goes to Mo. to resume his
t". B. Mehnns (Prec inc t Av 42400.work as iineman {or the western un-
z s s u m z o r i n s e e u w p i s i t u : s o o i o n3r"..... f . , _ - .»u......t.»|A l -:L o u 5 & 6 i n I* i \ : h er 'a A dd i t i o n , $ 2 0 0 0 R e v.a n d M r s . 1 J 'Reese \\10\'0
-o n 1 1 | _ .; - ! . . I . . . .\ l . .
1 . - .- . . -_ , ._n i k o t h e r c h a r g e s a n d p e n a l t i e s ,s h a l l -
b o n l i e n u p o n t h e p r o p e r t y w h e r e B l a i n ,N é b r a s k n
SOLD BY ALL GROCERSthe same are fgmiahed from the time
the same becomes -ine and payable un-
lll paid. .
Section 2 That said original Sec-~tion 3 of oniinzmce No. 361 nf the The flour that took first prize on open competition with
City of Blair, \\'o.~hinp;ton County Ne-nil other H0011 at the Thuraton County Fill'on Bread.
bruskn be and the same hereby is re-Cake and Doughnuts.
peeled.|
Rnlion 3 This OIIUIIBDCB shall
I
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". } f |.a l m l v ` | | '~I o s Block 51 -'1T £|0.in C ol |1|C" Bl uf f! I. !H .|.ll" 18||115 .ur.l ...fneuor)I
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