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Hmm.WASHINGTON COUNTY,NEBRASKA.NOVEMBER 26,1925von}x1x NO.44 24
n.A.MNTERTMN ~~~om sc1ionL naoxcm AGAINST ~,\Dl)H.E.\\ AT ARLINGTON c.~c.
~sms orrlcm f~~~bane ~~BUILDING sus calm maxi ~~~~ c.lrmzassrmuof mm, broke into thu |ime|i1hlXlnder,executive dun ola1i<1|.m\gqnin when in lm su~.\=y'. nn 2 mllege of Immun, mmm:\nm!
sun Reina \¢nf ¢...g§__;_;p§{f |:::;:f;f;:D1;;§::|11a Cennsnmol 11nmx¢_|jn|u~Srlllxll L.Anhui a n d speeial pmznm xmnA.hm .z nm hm ¢hw|.mmnly !u1\Cc or L.A Jehu Mmlng Wim
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Geneology llatlng Bark carry off the honors of their cham upechon llaa Been Blade Before Reasonable AgeToBibleTime!lpionshjp about na well as one of By Local Lontractqra Il Rcaclxed
.those old Kentucky game cocltiv
()lT gp TOWN g{;1.;g|;p||}.;§;}1;§]§\\ah.icl1 we reall nbout.THERE IS NU CAUSII FOR WORRYILABOR ABIENDMEITT IS DEAD;
\...Members of the Daughters of the
Americari Rerdutlon enjoyed apleasantafternoonatthe.home ol
one of their members Mrs.G.L.
Dixon on last Friday Nov.20.f
The occasion was one of interest
to all as the state regent llra..C»
F.Paine of Lincoln Neb.uma the
guest of honor and addres.ned the la
dle:aanenlblal.Beuidei thole mentio there
were preaent a few in\it.ed guestswhoareinterestedintheorganizatlonandwhofeelthattheyareeligibleformenrbershipbutmuat
lrnrn wig;methods to take to provetheireligibility.
Mn.Paine talked informally onwhatlt meana tonbe a ll A.R.itsalmaandambitions.Then ihe told
where t¢¢0nln could be found and
just how to proceed to find the relationshipexisting;between the
preeent generation and the revolu
tionary ancestors.She offered augtreetions to those in doubt as to ll0\§they should proceed and n number
brought record.u and letters to her
for her examination and approval.Mrs.ialne hm n pleasing pereon»ellty and is a woman of broad virion?
g rsinifns ARE illon
Fred llunlum who lives north of
jillair up on the bottom and who is
one of the most successful farmers
in the county was a pleasant caller
at this office laet Monday.Fred hu finished ehucklng his
corn and ls well satisfied with the
yield .xml he has a nlce little pile of
the golden cereal mute evidence thath has had a successful year.Usual
ly Mr.llurdum feeds his crop to abunchoffeedenandthatlawhat
he would lilte to do this your but
on account of the exceedingly highpriceoffeedersheinlndoubtentowhethertheventurewouldpay.He has about thirty head of hirownwhichhewillfeedandlfthe
market breaks will ifhip in more.
sowznux lanwnnn lllNIILINE
l After an illness of two weeks}littl:Solomon Eelsraw Ilineline
passed away at the home of his porientaMr.and Mrs.Solomon HinellneatDcSotoonTuesdayNov.
l24 nt 11:30 A.ll.aged three year!!fond.hine months.He was the younleet of a family
For years there hae been much
talk of tho unsafe condition of theoldCentralschoolbuilding.lt has
been rurnored that it has been condemnedandshouldnotbeusedfor
school PurwwFor the benefit of those who have
children ln ichool there wa irish to
:ay that we have reliable lnformvltionthatthebuildingatthepresent;time in safe._»l..a»t week an old crack which had
opened up year!ago and which had
been pointed up and then painted
over again showed up.Supt Maa
aer called the attention of the school
boanl to this opening and Contract
ora Struve :md Hines were employedtoinspectthebuildingandascertainitsconditionwhichtheydm..In talking with Mr.Struve he gavehlaopinionthatthebuildingwassafe and that there was no rnrnediate
danger.ln repofliot this defect to 1110;school board Supt Mnaser did just.the rllllt thing und just what any
The clnlm of the ad:ocatea
of the Federal Cl:|ild\.Labor
Amendment that the oreradielm
ing defeat which it received last
year aouhl mean that the Stat!!
would reduce their atendanle has
been .fully nnnrereci by the LorilatuntofGeorgiawhichhuadvancetlitsstandardsbyenactingarigidChildLuth:Lava prohibitingtheemploymentofanychildUnder
fourteen yearn of age in a manufac
turing establishment.
Aa Georgia wan the
ern Stale that has notactedauch a law lt ls
that no Southern Stale
the employment of a
only Soutlv
already;wrnowafact
doea pehhllehlldundra
four teen yeara of In in a manufac»
turing establishment and no one cantruthfullysayLlattheStatechild
labor lmru ara not mforced.
.Aa most of the ad\oc.atea of the
Federal Child Labor Amendment
frankly stated that the real oblect
of the proposed Amendment was toforce jho Southern States to discon
on Friday evening during lsfdueaf The 2remont Chalber Dlacnaa
tion Week.
Prof Xandera talk dealt principallywiththeaevenmainpoint.:ofeducationthebuildingofcharacterhopronouncedthefoundationofall
seven.The hall was filled with highschoolpupilsandpatronsofthe
achool.The remainder of the programgivenruaafollovra:Mulic.Girlz Glee Club FlcaeyCloudaMlnuetlnGbyBeet
hoven;Uncle Hoon by ScottVocalSoloHappyBlnlabySteele
Gladys Echtenlramp.lldualcHigh School Chonm Ebb
and Flour Norwegian Folk Song.Desert Song by Hadley.MusiclZloya.Glee Club Swing
Song by Choke;NutBroan
Malden.College song.gf
Zllualo Double Quartatte Morning
Invitation by Veaxle.
PERMITS IOR MAKING raurrJUICItsAREREVOKEDBY
THE GOVERNMENT
Wa.!\l|ln|¢ton Nov.24.All penultaforthe:mnulaeture of 200 gallonsoffruitjuicerotherthancider
for use in the home irero revoked to
doy by Assistant Secretary of theotheraoperlntemlentwhohadtuetlnuetheemploymentof youna chll rwelfareof those under him at heart dren the action ~Georgia thla )¢|l|Th rd i u]rmlta Mdwouldhavedoneandheshouldy nd North Carolma in 1924 in |:lp{¢.;;;;h£¢1n;;e¢h¢internalthetlianlulofthepatronsforsvanclngtheiretanrlanlahasrcmoirovenuocommissionerunderwhlth.L ld ed tn cause and has left buneauunfleducation.Soo has traseled Mlo!seven children and his dalh ia n ..e .l houaholdera have been legallymazrtitin»i\el\and in deeolr interested iniempar ulmrlr in the entlm familv.l While the old .iiHflnr my....b crnta and the advocate!.of ¢£nr1lf adurinmr 200 1hllona of vine ner
r caau ry Andrewn
Method:To Secure The
Federal Aid Bride
scnemzsnnns rnwslatzonn
The only real live subject that hucomabeforetheChamberofCommercefor aoma month:occupied thatbolyaattentionhutFridaymein;when at a call of the pruldenl ameetingwashelrltojoinwithdela8!llu.o!the Fremont Chamber of.(}omrneRi to dlxturr way:andmem;of indudn;the federal andstategovcrnrmntatokndaaalatanoototheconstructingbfaneonSridnaernau the Hlaaourl river batweenBlairandMissouriValleythusconnectingtheIbllnaintoacontinuousroadwayuntilitjolnawithotherhlghvayalnbothIowaandNehnaalta.
This Provoved lffllln ill nuke ashortcutfromFremonttolldlaaourlValleyinsteadofgoingbywayofOmaha. and Council Illuffa and thu:are the autolat e distance of about
twentyal:rnllea.
Fremont la Willing no lend oi theaidlhecan to this scheme and withher help and that of hllaaourl Valleywhichitlnhopedalso be |11anshouldputupavarystrong!appealto the proper authoritiaa at the fl|t1ltime.
Illia coat of theaa bridge;in paidin the main by the federal and state
l f l {Incl llistoltlll work.~~serices aill be lleltl
Following the tall:by Mm P lI.omozrow Friday at 2 p M from
and a round table mllnusaldn a ¢mlthe home Incl interment will be
mittee served a delicious luncheon
cu|Lon1~:s EAT Po1sbN
rnavle ln the Blair cemetery.
THEN TELL MUTIIERS ~
~Arlington Nov.23.Immediatf
melllal attention averted what might!
l1l\ebe¢n Serious eonsoqueneeswhoni sm.BAND
snfe it is s veritable fire trap.Ano
halls and the exits are no arranged
that should s fire break out thu
whole intodor structure would form
a regular sfnokestacl:ahd the ln
iaatlon of power without o mno|:o ~~
screen iyear.
The overs\l1eln1lng defeat of UNI
proposed Amendment by as vote oil
38 to 4 when reierred to the Sum ~MEN
mates would have but little chance legislatures slmtal Lhe sentiment
of escape.Wo believe that something should
be done and the sooner the better.
The Idler has no children In thin
building aaéh member of the family
.han taken its turn at this old build
and ate a quantity of gopher poison?Members (lf The md Band With I ing and escaped but neverthelestlmlplaymgneartheirhomo:re Members D!89th Dlruhuand au one ol thin community we can
three small Arlington children foumll
cently.
Two young children of Elmer Ut
terback and ooo chikl.of Guy Vogel.
Jom In Forming A \
Organization
mal were roaming in an unused
building;wl1er1 they happened to dis .4.o§er the poison.One of iheml lilair sgmn hae o real Blair band.
pickml up mme of it and started %oThl ls indeed good news to the
eat it.il1o two others followed.lgoneral public.The old Blair band
E;ILLS A MUCH NEEDED WANT
The hospital htm just been underI
The winning of the 1025 Boys _;
A short time later they picked upl was one of the best in the slate lml
5|quantity of the poison and carll lt was with much regret on the part
:led lt to their pareuu.They stated;that they had eaten it.|
Immediately after their parentsrlxeivedlltlsinfomationtheysuml
monefl medical attention and first
sill won given the chllllren.No se
rioun osmequences devolopcrl.
nom;:cc1;PEBBLES
Liles Florence Peebles of Seattle
Washington passed aura;at her
home in that city on last Sunday.Deceased ia n daughter ol Mr.o ll
Mrs.John Peebles for ygorn oll
UP to the time of the death of Mn
1.ebles resirlenls of |.}1l.|city.Mrs
Yrrlllea the ulfo in ailll living mll
I melnng her home ln Somtlu ;The wi;of the |llN.T£I1.:i0<.l llnugh2
ter will be brought to lllnir omll
will smrivo here tomorrow lrlday
ami the Iunoml services will be :owl
in the Epi::opal churrll at ID A.BL!
anal interment nmnlc in the lllai:1
cemetery.Tlxo of the sons }Il\soo<l of Wall
hlll and Leland of llnmlulph werelnthecityTuesdaymakingarrnntremenufortheburialoftheirsister.
1fHl.EJBll.\T?I FIBIISII UF l{r\l{\rE5l
On the larger [arms the gathering
of the com is no small item and it
ie mually a race on most of ourforumtofinishLhewolkbyThanks
griving day.On the Morgan farm
just notrh of Blair the com ......|
.finished on last Friday and between
eight and ten thousand bushels of
the #olden honle was Dlled tm forl
of the public that its organization
\Al..x broken up.Alun the Bllth Division bond wasbrokenupbythecallinginofthc
instrument:by government author
lllra a few of the leading spirits!
got busy nm]in conjunction with
the leading spirits of the old band
pcrfeclul an organization which bids;
fnlr to equal or it may excel thll
There are nbolll two dozen already!
ln the new organization and the
old director Van Cleve.of lekamah§
ha1\lJt£n Qmglloylrsl all nllrwtof.Tha;
first practice was held last Moulin;
evening and those who know soythattheresultswerefaraboveth!
expectations.The boyx hope to be
in fl1n}N.:so that the old time bowl
concerts can he again given by thu
time the green glls back in thi
old band.1
help but feel that this old roll:has
served its purpose .and should be re
placed.by a more modem and con
venient structure.We believe that the welfare pf
thefe children is a community duty
that whether wo have children at~
lending school in this building or
not that we surely shoultl be big
enough and broad enough to respecttheright.:nm!safety of others.
Tho only hope.of a republic Ls
the education of its subjects.
wooonow BIFFAR To ATTEND
N.vrloz1A1.|.wF.smcx snow
A tolegram was r~eceJ\e11 Tuesday
by Woodrow Blffar non of Mr.and
Hrs.Frank Bil!sr residing out on
the Pnpio that he was selected rs!
one of the Waahinfgton county boys
who in to attend the National Live
;lofk Show in Chicago as one oi the
exhibitors of fancy livestock at the
Slate fair at Lincoln.
Tho calf that Woodrow exhibited
at the fair no al clubboy was of
the Cumberland Burn!Master strain.
and wma sn winner from tht:
was grurclmsecl by the Sears
fum and has been on fall
start.Il.
Roebuck
feed nb
of the people against further in ~mncreaseinFederalbumaus.
The public ls howeyer lixthgorvlychildlabod.e1ll.?l$o2 Southern £¢..ll .in mx#mdl Shayler w ry ilooor
ing public aenthnent on the subject Guest At A Banque!And Gave
la wise and illiwllf Interesting Talk On The
|Community Life
E'r\ASlI. coMEDICAL50011:TYENn:n1.\zxs:oi1'f\?'QL'BT .tx r:NJoa.\m.sons
The ladies ol the Eplscopal church
so..1.811112 lhllll)1.|TI1 of f}10l|Prg\gd lll¢IIl&¢l\f¢|very |§mllbl¢
Blalr hospital was hostess on lnWphostene;when in response tb their
Ttlesday evening yvhro she gave ¢:all about ninety of B1alra laualneaa
llmnor to the Wnnhlngton County mer?mot nl tho Scheffler gmn oli
Medical Society mul their wives tolgiomliy ovonlng.gelher with the following aurgeonal lg was a real getacquainted f.and wives of Omaha:Drs.and Mosl fair for the purpose of in|m¢iu¢{n3xlamulRoomlerWherryDunnOverlBishop}.j v Bhayler ¢;.0mh who
gaonl Schrock Hml Lcmre.lhas been holding a mission sl.thel
|\5lllI.\I zmLt;s as
if¢¢$like Stale form at Llnooln.
lt in quite on honor to
llllll L..\l0l.l.lITIlI MAY BlI tunate enough to wln a
Billlllill !ll.(}3\l PAIITT ClH.Cl.E;Chica;¢o Ilml the young man accomipanltdbyhisfatherplanstoalan
\¥u.\hingtor|Nov.25.Sloten;onlrf5alurday.and speeches mmle by Senator Rol The allow will prove an erlucntlon
bcrl.ni.l.alolletl.e Jr.in his com lo the not which will be of tlnlolll
paign for election are being collect vldue.ll.will broaden his viewpoint
all by [huhman Watson of the senland make lllm 3 bigger and better
ole comnslttec on committees in anman.effort bo ucortain if Lolfolletle shall
be udmiltoml to the senate an 1 mem l.llll1HT\IIELL TD RING
ler of the rnphhllcan party.
If La1olletl.o criticized IrcslLlenl.
Coolldge or the pany he win be
ousted \$al.|0n pmllcted.
be for
lrip to
.__.Bhilodelphla Nov.lfl.Plans U0
have the historic Liberty bell rungforthefirsttimeovertheradio
from lmlepemlenco hall at midnight
December 31 to usher in the New
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wins a completo renovation and
drossup and woe ready for comIponyonfoilsoceaaion.The newsunparlorwasbeautifullydecorated;
with palnu.ferns and rose buds thc.
pink effect being carrlenl out ln the;
decorations.Hero the dinner ...;
held l
The affair was a xlry pleasant nnll
prolltable occasion for all and Mrs.
Washburn expects to make thi:nnf
rmnuol affair.1l
L}.Il)N.\RD ;u1.1.mz or KEN l
NARD lvirzs mu fo (}ll(AGOi
(Ilrls projects have been summadsodll
and County Agent llntes gives tho
rommiltcek decision.Mr.Miller
won flrslt ln the following elaases:§
Hwy Beef llelfer clans.Dairy Calf!
class and Coll Showman contest be
$11105 winning third in Pi;Club.Yn
dlvlnlually Leormm scoml seven
points more than his nearest coml
;>|:l.l!0r and as u final rwewnrd he
Wins ilu free trip no Chicago given
to Washington County by the M..ogURallroo.al.1
Who ls scoing to win in 19262
Any onennrho has previously wonl
the mp la inelllglble.rho ml
than were eightyfivo boys and
girls enrolled ln Club work.all work4
ing for first place in a well organ1..1 ._.!..I
Episcopal church.
Bishop Shsyler is a fluent speaker
having at his command a great flow
of language which places him above
tho average speaker and makes him
n very entertaining speaker.In his talk he spoke of eomznunitylifewithnclearvlalonandina
manner lhal.showed hlmn real ritu
slent of nrrnn.lt was n tneatl to
both physical and mental man and
left o good feeling in tho community.
lll..\lR m:s1m::~:r
CB1.1~;|;u.\11as asm
lilghtyuix groans is qulto a spell to
live uhd in \sol.llll seem fitting mul
proper that ones frfltnlla und rela
tives shoulal do honor on that occa
sion all:that is just what then aiu
at the J.J.Long home on last Sun
day when they gathered to Street llrlr.
Long on his olghtyalxth birth anni
versary.A wonderful dinner was llso big
fealtlfe of the day and visiting oc
rupled much time and made the
pleasure complete.Mr.LaniB llllltll
ter and family came over from Iowa
Lo join the festivities.
Thule present were the following
srlth their rmilio.Messrs and Mes
mlames Fred LUHIK l|esl.on bong
Earl Caldwell John Ammon John
McDonald Aux Walters of Walnut
Iowa and Rev.Henry De Long of
Council Bluffs.
Svvsrnmonu out no appuutaon Ior
I bridge is considered unless it nonneetafederalreeds.
The Bllrsa which is a federal road
from the Nebrsaka aide laads dine:
laf to the river bank but on the Ion
eldo there ia a strip of twelve rnllu
that has never been urorlnsd orlvnred.rho is uw mt obstacle tols oorexeome and to this obiset tho
Chamber of Commerce will land its
energies.After this is aoooinpllahod
than a formal application will be
made for the constntrldon of the
bridge and if tho proper showing!
can be made for our clalm the onquestwillbegrantedandthework
will new been accomplished.
Delegates #rom both the C11:.m
bers nt Blair and Fremont have arrangedforanearlymeetlngwith
the Missouri Valley Chamber to tive
up the matter of the extension of
the mall from Missouri Valley to
the Hver and lt la bopod that before
the summer of 1926 is over that this
strip will be a om of the federal
highway.
The delegation from Fremont who
were present at ahh meeting src!!
men who had made the question a
study and were a great source of
lnforntatlon on the mannefol proeeaiureinthismatter.Rep :ita
tlve Slant:was one of il1ed:l:ate.|
:mmf ho told in an interesting manner
of the different steps necessary £0
be taken to get tho den]througli
the legislature and George Wah
who is one of the Lincoln Highway
had
son
car
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the
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Gumndsslonen and who has
much expreionce in work of this
also grave an outline of how to
ry out the slrorlc successfully.
Wal;is thorougjlxly sold on
subject and pointed out manyvontagesto}3lnirin havin:Ilia
bridge across the rlver at tl}Ls point.
Blair \|Ill without quenlon be a
direct beneficiary her tmale leni
rory\uin be hcreucd her tourist
business will llourioll and she will
take on 1|healthy growth if this
can he accomplished.
.......xrzw nom?co>1v1.r.r1:o
The Morris Masters family resid
ing about four miles southca.~\of
Arlington are now nicely settled in
their fine new home just recently
completed.This la one of the finest
modern farm homes in the countyandisthefinllhingtouchola.H ...l u.I fnuna nlanl nf \l\|rl|
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On this occasion Mr.lhd Mrs.Sloflan droura zo treat the bv:Chicago Nov 24.Wheat priceslol.hail ntutli irllh them ghfou jumpr.d fflim four to :fix und n qui
the entire job to an oyeler aupper.Five of these husky chaps had beenon the job and enjoyed the feed.It!
:er cenu in the opening dealings ontheChicagoboanloltruclotoday.Dnmngel.o the Argentine :mp and
IW!!a fitting :lore lo a big comndilrilrlmer l.i1re1;»ool prices we!e Kivcn
and everybody was happy.
1oL1|§f§§Efzf§f|;sr.\'r.»\1.
Broken Bow Heb.Nov.22.Al
lln Mclean sixteen local highschoolyouthvrhone:pine was frac
luncl in a football game at Auron
?rlday :lied at the home of his par§
an the reasons for the rise.Maywheat{oln|)was up 5»Cenia from
ycstermlnyk close nt the opening price!of $l.£»Sé pcr jsunhel
w|.1STEHN HAY GGOI1 PRICE
A recent quolation of svenlern hu
shows that that :ornrnodily is highents hero at ID p. m.Sunil:.Youn5|L 5 lfltho <;1.|oLa!.ion from Atkinson Necansustainedhlsinjurywhen ~ Lrgk;pricing it meI1 up no that byheattemptediohelloanAurorailhetimeil.reaches Blair il.will ho
P Y f during the =vr»¢of a hixh well up toured the twenty dolflaroehoolllT|1¢Imark.
Ieor Wore announces:tual)Ur nl;or Kendrick of this city.Mrs.Ken
nlrlcli.acconling to the plans will
sound the heroic chime wiLh n rubber
mallet selected after a series of
feels showed ringing ol the bell to
he practicable provided n propermalletwas usqgl.|
Tlluxsiizvlnu ZIlI(.}ZSSAMSASLAST TEAR
The prices on the Thanksgivingdinnerwhichlsbeingenjoyedlo:lay in the homes in lhlsl city rangesaboutthesamennlustyear.Duck
:incl goose sold at 1wentyflse cents
while the ldnocralic %urkéy roared
no high that it was almost prohibillve.
Fruits nuts and other trimminpthu!go along with the fowl weredoonbontnormalprices.
J JC.1 r»:m¢rl1n::srl:RN nuns srlacml.
GRAND {!FFIflIRS
1N§P11(T K.T.S The natives of this bus;u¢!\9 :urIprludTueniioybymein:a ?¢At A regular meeting of Jordan get train confining of fillhf or
Commnnclry No.15.R.T.on lmntlfnine couches pull out on ip Bonh
Tucniny evening Nov.24 on Inllweulean road.lt looked nke the
portion was heh!hy n number offbnirny days of Blair before she urnXrnndofficersfromDmohl.rcfluceil bo a flu!station.In those
Ilcsiden ihe local membership nml. good old dafyl the Nortls1\eslem euplhozmnilofficialsnnumbernflporirnltwotrainseach inay allils hut
Knights from ?nemont were alaolnow all they haul is hom ind Hill
prcsent.Hut the train Tuesday was no in
A wellcooked and palaliblo sl1.¢lica!.lon lhnl.we were ggnitl ~be
ffclock dinner rua served by ihelrecognized UY the power!thot be.
\\hile City Cafe in the 31:=onic§!1.was }ust a npetral carrying li
dining room.ltralin load of men and boysThiswasfollowedbylhelnrpeoihonienwereinLincolnbltkhto the r
tion and regular work.Then:werefhomu sfler hasing lpenl 1 e WW
around fifty present io M1507 lnsllmer working in the beef.fields o
benefit by the ocasion.J hllnneaou.
q yp p .plheowner can well be proud.The new home ls equipped with
running water heating plant and 1lightingsystembaba.both on the
fire!and seconli floor and such other
conveniences an 113|pmnent day
modern home requires.
BUSINESS AND
SOCIAL FORECAST
Nov 26Thnnksgivlng services atDanishLuthernnchurch7:30 IRM.
Nov.26 H.i.D.dance at Opera
HOUR.\Dec.o_w R. C.kenninyon.|Doe.3W C.of C.meels.
Dec.5Cltholie bun:nl.council
l00lll|.Dec.10M.E.ladies butlr at the
church bulrnent
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W here Does Your Car
Do Its Shopping?
Every automobile in active ser-
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more or less, according to theplacewheretheoperatin~
...=..==ing needs, I! you havent agen
our establishment come in and
BUICK
Robes
$5.40 to $13.10 |
ue e ~a o t e c u r a re gi v e n
spe ci a lize d a tt e n ti o n,a n d
Whe re ca rs a re s o ld w i t h a n
, _ ._.~,~'..
Heaters, Buick
and Essex $10
Glycerine $3.50
Alcohol $1.00
Repairing in a
Day Lite Shop
Good
Mechanics
Work
Guaranteed
Prices
Reasonable
r lI n a
2 :;::.
5 1
E ENTERPRISE
I A. z n o m s s ,P llih h r will welcome you and wilt appre-\a-erlous to give into the hind: of thed a u tha fact that you a n moltlllv- ma ki ng branch sl'govtrnment,
vitally intended In the n.bool bmi the right so interfere with the home
:n u ll M : I m little me d n t p u U s under m y condition,for anm u m Iv a ! m u n s o n
nu Pl Your " q u o
nah, I '|rlllon the 30th dur of n.-.\_ premium abmre described be sclul t
mmf, 1925, nt 2 o'eloc k P. u. ul!satisfy said judgment and main Imid d w at the west fmn ldoo r of rug the same remain unplid for
S t a t s mmm.;Xi l k é
A m t n d i n t h e co n s ti t u ti o n o f So .
D n i m u t o n u t h o r i s o t h t s t a i n t o n i l
g u o l l m u n h l !h u be e n d ec l a r e d
u n o o n l t i t u t l o w .
*The Enterpria for hu rl.
Read it Hgh!in .The Enterprise
Christmas cards at the Ehterp
ffiee._mf.
J.E.Campbell,furniture,r u n
nd undertaking.50-U.
Watch for the Catholic Iadiea' ha-
r December 5.43-2t.
Miko Larson has recently bought
new Buick sedan.
Parties having pure bred poultrylease notify Aye Bros.¢0-ti
Mr.and Mrs.F.w. Arndt ""¢l0
main visitors Monday.
Mn .Tom Leonard has been o n
be sick list tho past woek.
Mrs. W. M. Haller entertained tho
'tnochle Club iaat Tuesday evening.
Mr. ani Hrs. M. Simonaoll drove
9 Omaha last Tuemlly £-or n few
ours alzoppinl.
The Skov Nielsen family were
iaiting at the V. S. Danford hoitne in
maho iut Sunday.
The l. H. W arric k family are en
5,~-
. vu a t l l i u o u r i V ~ l e y .
T h e F r a n k G r a y f l m i l y w i l e a :
h n n k s g i vi n g nlin ncr w i t h i h e R o y
nd e rs o n fa m i i y o f D e So to .
L i n n A..J.L a z u r e o f so u t h o f
la i r ,Wills u p l e m l n t c a l l e r a t T h e
n t e r p r i n e o ffi c e y e s t e r d a y m o r n i n g .
Me e t y o u r fri e n d s a t t h e !` i r e m a n " a
~I!o n Th a n k s g i vi n g e ve n i n g .Y o u
i l l h a ve n g vo d l i m e .S o w i l l y o u r
fi en ds .4- I- l l .
M r .a n d M r s .L L . S n y d e r d r o ve
~\\.|1 t o O m a h a M o n d a y e ve n i n g t o
m r t h e g r e a t Souam's b a n d a t . t h e
m l i t o r i u m .
F o r S a l e : - S o m e o f t h e h e a l vn -
n t 1015 t o b e fo u n d i n t h e ci ty .
de ca l lo e el l.In q u i r e a t Th e H r l t e r -
ri s e o ffi c e .l f .
F o r S a l e : - - A m o d e m h o u s e ; f o u r
m m .a n d ha t h ,n e w Kll rll xc a n d
m e in .Pr i ce d t o neil.W r i t e o r
T h e E n t e m r l n c .H - 2 1 .
lfn r u h 5: L u n d ,m b u l m m e S e n i c e
>h i .1).L a m r ,m l e r t a k e n S t o r e
.unc- e~, Iicil ami Ind. R ed $3 9. Il ou-se
-L m e .n m 25 1.2 5 t t .
M ~ f 1 |In><T." h u in talltn uling
I.1 i n U1n.xi.\\\;I8 .L we lc om e
¢g . I l m ; : | :i11..1|§lf.lIir.\i n l h i x
my u \ ¢ !t h e w e e k c m l .
Ja m e s Mt t h vr ,Jr . ,IImc r et t Ty : e n
h l ( i vo r g e N e l m n , w h o a r e a t t e n d -
'1:.w he el i n O m a h a .sp e n t ; h e
ce k -1 n d w i t h llhxif l¢!|J.1.i\ML.
M n .M i n n i e Tr i p l e t t a n d l n u g h -
r . M r s . I r o ; i G u y e r a n d b a b y vi s i t -
I lu st S a t u r d a y a m l S u n d a y w i t h
nl .E u g e n e M o o r e , w h o li ve s n e a r
e k a m a h .
.Mi n Slurv Hlhxn Brown. nf Lin-In came in Tuesday evening to
. nd a (ew hours with her brother,
.ll. i ir o wn and family,of wenti
uth |\l.rs.cl.
M r .a n d M r s .Ch a u nc e y W i l k i n s
e re j o ic i n g the se clnya o ve r t h e
n h o f a s m n o n l m d . 'l '| \ u m 1 a ; , N o -
m b e : w . Th i s m a k e a t w o b o ) n r a n dr e c 3 1 1 ,i n t h e fa n d i y .
r
Y OUR
Repaired
.Unleis
Trouble
Shooting
Service
RA D I O
No Charge
Satisfactory
Phone
Bell Black 211
L. Max Pang
|Ire ad , co n ge qu en tl y th e b e s t | d \ e | 'l i s -S a t u r d a y , Ju n : 5 .N 2 6
i n g m e d i u m .zf. 'S a t u r d a y , Ju l y 24 192 6.
Q
5° huno bobbin, he il sweet and i
umhle of api:It :nd I fine guest In .the home.He is faily apprec iated TE"c HERsExA"mA,n0N D
and llirred up muc h intend in :haf
day of earnest preaching.3 Saturday, Jus. 23, ma
1 uma: 4 :mek vilili|\|: old friend!
ti eating yellow legged chickens.
Dec. 4 is the regular meeting night
r the \\'0men'|¢ Chamber of Cam-
em and the prnident, Mn. Min-
|Tripletl..\\ou!¢I Iike to have If
Things for
Farm pump engine equipped with clamps,
gearing, steel piston rods and cross head to
connect to windmill pumfa standard $90
Sale price $ 7 4 . 5 0
r m.
IF you wish to get in on this deal
you must hurry..
A saci-ifice in price on
Fuller & Johnson Gasoline Engines
To make room--There are no belle!
2 '¢:>\-me power wit?) magnets and equipped
with iron sub base $37.50
Sale price $ 7 2 . 5 0
First Come First Served
~T h e A r n d t H a r d w a r e ~
| ;- ' J B u m ,n u n u a x n ~
a r m ;y r;/n g zwf s rrs smnzf J :
f----». ___;"1 _~
COA L -C UM.COAL
40lf."4 Aye arm.
Mnrrlrinea and newspapers in club
ollers with The 1lnwrpriae.
The Enterprise and Omnhn Bee,
Belly and Sunday--$5.00 per (ear.t!
See Donald Christensen for Show
Canis at the Henry Chrlaltaenum
store.44-21.
I'or Ren t-A T-room house.For
particulum ml* at The Enterpriseoffice.41U.
The Enterprise can uve you loney
on your magazines and papers.Call
and Set our prices.
Almfn Reeh,who had his arm
broken emnking a car, is confined to
hin honhe at present, but getting
along nicely.
Mr.and Mrs.Outer (layer andMr. and Mrs.I-'red Guyer plan in
xv to Lyons to ent '!'l1ankx|¢ivin¢
dinner nl. the .\mlr~ew ilaflsen home
today.
.Cham Hain, who hu been confined
to his hed for the past seven weeksbn-so nr improved that h e n u
J.E.Campbéil,fnmiture.N l !
un|J :` .rtakinp 50-lf.
I f you see 1;in The Enwrprln.
you can know its right.lf.
Mr. and Hn. Penh Cdmpfmn wen
Omaha visitors am Frld|.y.
Dr.layinnd States,Cluimpraetor,1-'nnners State Bank Building.X?-Lf.
C. K.Bendorf, Undertaker, Blair.Nebr.Office phones, 181, Residence
phcnea, 224.~
Attorney Grace Ballard and Mrs.w.Ii.Myer: wcre»0maha visitcril
on 'l'uea¢!|y.
Mr.and H n .Morgan Andenoa,from south of Iiennnnl, §.\¢rc shop-
ping in.l!Iair lui Fridny.
The W.R. C. isenaingdon will be
hah! at the home of Hrs. John Mc-
Quarrie Thursday,December Bnl.
The H. ~Hanson falmly were
guests of ev. and Mrs. 1. M. Ilansrn of Nebr. J\ll!I."|., at dinner Zuni!
Sunday.._
Read it right in The Enterprlao.I Chrisllnu clrds at the Eniérpriu:
office.lf.
2 J.E.Campbell,furniture.rugs
and gndutaking.'50-tf.
Ed Ay e is driving m new Pohlsedm theme dan
j Youth! Compznlon and Enterprise
one year for $3.50.tf.
|H1 ns . Kn :n r Nelson,of Omaha
spent the weelg-end in Bldr.|Mr.and Mrs.Oscar Holmes a n
eating Thmksl'i*i¥1¥ dinner in Oma
ha today.
Wanteflr-Horses for winter put-
uro on meadow and aulk field.
Phone Ind. H 43.§.ouie Mencke 3t.
i f you enjoy goodlamudc and agood time dont miss e I`!nmen:
hal! at the B. F. IJ. on Thltnksgivinif
e\enin;.II-lt.
F. H. C1ari¢ige, of Omaha, was in
Blair on business l u t Friday.HereportsthatMinnesotaInmlaa n
.»eHing rapidly.
R o y 3.1 D .L u n g .U n d e r t a k e r .S t o r e
Pho ne s, [ Kel l an al Ind. l ie d 139 . Zi ou le
In d .1752,B e l l 25T.1,2 5 t f .
h l r .m u l A l u .I. o ul e Ir e l a n d ,o f
O m a h a ear ne u p S u t u n l a y a ft e r n o o n
n o d vi si te d o ve r S u n d a y a t t h e p o r -
en t al ,0 .M .h e i n m l h o m e .
W e wi s h t o c a l l y o u r a t t e n t i o n t o
a fi n e di s p l a y o f C h r i s t m n n r a n k .
wh i c h w e a r e sh o w i n g .M a k e y o u r
ch oi ce wh il e l l" <li n e is c o m pl e t e .
E n t e r p r i s e offl c e .
T h e E n t e r p r i s e I n u at b e a u t i fu l
la n e o f C h r l at n m n ca r d s .Pr i c e s r e a -
m n u b l e - C h o u s e y o u r o w n t e n e a n d
t y p e n n k e ; . o u r c a n a l a ve n o m !
u li \'.'I 4- lf.
M r .0 .U .M c P r o u d l e ft M o n d a y
fu l S e w u l d ,Heb .,w h e r e R e t .Ale-
l'r o.z i.w i l l j o i n h e r i n t i m e fo r
Tl1nnk.%gi\in|;d i n n e r n i t h fr i e n d :
th er e.
N o w t h a t t h e Il l n i r ll o s p l t u l i s
cot np let ed M r s .W a a h b u r n w i l l b e
m o n plemleul t o h a ve . l l c
fr e nd s,r m e r pa ti e nt s l h l l rxnyone
in t e r es t e d . t o e nl l a nd s e e t h e pl a c e .
Th e B l a i r F i r e D e p n f t m e n t w i l l
g i ve o n e o f t h e i r p o p u l a r d a n c e s a t
t h e l i .l r .D .h a l l o n I'h n n k s g i t i n ; {
t t r c r l i n g t o t t h l t h a l l a r e i n vi l e t l .I f
_fun a r e l o o k i n g f o r a g o o d t i m e
do:1't mi ss th i s da nc e.4 I l t .
M r s .Jo h n Blanco,o f K e n n u n l ln
nl n un l lu l I n he r l lo l l ] e a n d l i l !be e n
t t m l e r t h e c a r e o f h e r p h y s i c i a n fo :
¢e w. r al we e ks .l i e r m a n y ffl cn tle i in
a n d zr o t ln l l t h e co u n t y a r e h o p i m :
fo r h e r c o m p l e t e r e t u r n t o l w a l l l l .
Kline _Gladys M o o r e h e n b e e n f o r c
e d t o g i ve u p h e r ' m a l w o r k i n t h u
O m a h a ch u r c h w h e r e .she h a s be e n
r i n g i n g e ve r y S u n d a y , o n a c c o u n t o f
t h r e a t tr ou b le ,h e r ph y si c ia n a d r i a -
l n g h e r t c real.tho se o r g a n s fo r al
wh i l e
'F h e o i l d r i l l i n g f o r th is vi c i n i t y
lm : b ee n p r ac t ic a ll y a s su r ed , a s t h er e
m e o n l y t w o l a n d o w n e r s t o u h m u p
:~o th os e i n a u t h o r i t y te l l us.A a
so on un t h e s e t w u s i g n , t h e d n l l i n g
w i l l s t a n so u t h o f t o w n ,p r o b a b l y
th i s fu l l .
n
law! Slonday.
3~lr.'2lenr;r Scheer and a cquphofIneighbonfromover by Fonta
nvile \\¢le calling on the county
ln:\~=urer and trnnsulriinz other bmin¢=» in Blair yesterday.
3|Ir.an:!3Ira.Joe lA1ure0fSun:1y
hill!!farm use entemlirlinir furlhanlu\¢\ing dinner Zhlr.and Mau.
il.BI.Condi,Mrs.Clara Earhart
mm the Sleavenaen family; all ofOmaha.
Mins Vanula Brunton was the \iC
trm of a surpdne party one c\r|:m;:hut meek when a number uf hc.\
friends gathereelnlher home Xoxniwlllaer many happy returns of the day.
it being hor lllrlll nnni\er»nr).Yul
lzzwtilix u nire lunch, viiillng and
gamnen 1ne.e vnjoynl until a lat:
hour.
The ind;|u.nllent foot-ball tram
had a llrlre crowd at their dance attheLezionhalllust Summing u q
ning.The pda:x wcne awsnleai 1.-
foifr.|\\a:11l\in Hansen,lucky num-
lvl. the £\\olv¢- pound turke ; Clam
Warrlck an-I Mn .clirfnr Kl1lUtIn~t waltz, a gnu:0; llliffuni Halls.n
;nd Nona Irleanal, but Mx trot..=
thicken, and an Omaha couple sm:n duck for dancin: the Charlestmm
Geo Dasvin ami Ouar Guyer
p{a\C an aber supper to llnilfriends un in t Tlmrsday an-ning at
Url' Guyer hams.A pleasant ¢\t'r1in|
wa; spent in visiting and the oyszmv
acrvesi by the nwn and managed ln)the women were f-:ma firm.Thur
fortimate enough lu erajoy the lma
piwity wane Mr.:md Mrs. Hun;
Sappenflelml,Mr.and Mrs.\\illiu.n|
Kuupnlan and Ullly,Mr. and 3InI-'ml Guyer and dauahtur, Mrs. Min
nig Triplvtt ami Esther,515 um;Mrs.George Davis u J Dean,andBL. and Alu. Oscar Eiy er.
I
A ¢;nr:.s1 s m AT u m m
Fill! zutv. HPINRY I}l:L()N(}
On the special invitation of lhf
Roy M. D. Lang. Vnmleruker.Storel'l1ono.~. 'Bell and Intl. Red 139. House
Ind.l752.Hell 257."25- tl.
The W.M. Holler flmlly got tl"
early thi.-\morning and clrovo zu
Lincoln to spend the tlly, taking' inthe big football some.
The Dann school choir and the
choir of thc Lutheran church will
unite ami sing at the chunrh thinl'lhtlrs¢la;,} evening nl 7:30.
Frienrls of Mrs. l.. Jager, of thiscity wilt rcxrct to learn that she In
il. quite a :serious cpmtltlon and is
in Omaha under the care of u phy-nician.
Mr Iilton Bla:ell, who is attcnd»
ing ilirllnml College in I-'ren1ont,
spent the weelt end vinitinr:homol"lk»= south of town.Elton is :t good
ntuwlont oml Iiltca his oorli zt thecollege wry much.
Mrs. lCori wil mms and family of
Linooln are s mllng lhankngi\inzSay with her sister, Mrs. John Now-
ell oml family.The John $lcKa)
falnily, including Willanl Newell. the
father, in also present.
A family party will be held ut thpIzomo of Mex. C. C. Redfield of wen
Lincoln f-trott today, Ihr H. ll. lied
ficlul family ond Mrs. Ian Hungateof this city nnul lhhert and Cliffonl
nmfiem and families of Olnnhu, will
participate in the good time.
Ralph Llcmrlte came in from Chl-
cogo yentorelay and surprised has pur-
ents,Attorney and Illrs.Henry
Helttltc.Ralph in in school in Chl
cago and coul¢in't resist. the tempta-tion tn not a large portion of mo-4
lher'a cooking on Thanlnzivilng Day.
I`lmnlcsgl\ing fcrvires will he hclal.ll the Danish Lutheran church this
evening,ot which time the choir..under the Zemlerahip of Prof Wtlltlo
Nielsen will sing.Lunch will in
Mrveri by the lmlies of tho church
in the basement following the nervice.
Mrs.Or-cur Guyer's mother,Mrs.
AI.Miller left Iaat week for Bur-kett, Nob. uhero she will apt-ml thq
winter at the Soldiers Home.Shu
my: :Jw likes lt fine, the meals ure
extra good and evelybonly Mendhippyandconlentmi.Sim Plain
Splllman went dowrl ut ihe u ma
time to rpen¢l the winter.
A so-called astronomer gave an talk
llml Hay Show in Chicago, Savan-
ber 28th in December Sth.Thi; ex~hibit milf be in charge of C.H.
Wilson,Chief Sem!Analyst of the
Illinois Slate Department of Agri-
culture.~
of alulirr pmple Ming.Rev.llehumr in ninety-tu.1 yearn
young The |lay':1 work was A long
one for I man in the full prime of
iile.He taught the Bible cius and
preached in the fonnoon, went lu u
' H l i l M " .* " " n m n u t i n s ti tu ti o n .agandl for home control.The legislative a n specifically County,Neltrulu, _,Leu at yalzlic
g u g a n , " " | . . ¢ h " mu m a s "Those who dlscuu the amend-"" ' °" [ ¢ 3" ! .a l e Uf l' \ l ° " M vu auc tion to the highest :ml but bld-
a n w w w a n m m mb . imd tr n n u m - r a V a l l e s mm!in su relation. to m w w n knocked aut on we w w !um de r fo r na h in uma um f ollc wing|'business or labor,nits;the mark, "taxa ahdl be culled!!! :nd levied described real nut; zo-wit;th Act cf C5on|1||.|ofHarcl13,1l?9.._ ? 1 ' ! " i ' . f " * ' f . . ,- _ i E " . l ' . . ¥ " i ' f . " . f ? ' . . § " " I I - r - _ ~ ' f l ' f " ' 2 _-_' . _ l . _ L ;. " F $ ' f " L " f ' f ' f " . . § ' I " .. . . . . ¢ . | ° " E f L ¢ . . n _ .l n ._T h e ~~O f ~~
and coats being ln full force aw ef-fect, said pnenz-lass url!!be sold ta
satisfy :aid judgment Jnterests and
costa and all accruing cons an pro-vided by said under and decree and. L _
' I
na luc, uw w a s r.m|. |u..|||| u w mu ml 1": n l 1115,\l1l']" 0115 n o 1.vu o eE m !" | ' ° " ' P " ° "1 |N t l h i l i a s m e l a n d w e n o f w e i l i u n i n l p p l m m i d n a l o r ¢¢1¢1=¢a m e m m i n
8 9 9 9 9 | ' ° ° ° " ° "T h e l u m e n M n b -R i vé r .Da n i e l 's\"eboter ru in ed l b i t l n !o u r m m m a n s h i :l m n l d r n n n t .;. ;'|.||||||||¢ ¢.»»u»{»`3}"Ii¢§`lrif'I"!I!"..{".1'.2.'2."Pf'£' ~Fn
0 m penrmt aumls or millimry
stores with equal propriety.
i n p u r s u a n t o f n : f u n c o f l a i d c o u r t .
i n a n l d i o n t h e r e i n p e n d i n g w h e r r i n
T h i M u t u a l Il e n e fi t L i f e Insur ance'
C n m p a n y i s P l a i n t i ff a n d P a u l £ .
i l m t u r s e n l c t h e r w i a e k n o w n an Pa ul
C .B : o ¢ l e n o n }A n n u C .Br o d c fr v| 1
( o t h e r w i s e k n o w n a n . In n a C .B r o d
e r m n )h i s w i f e , L y d i i L .l } . ( h r i - t '
fi n e r . ;|'!u\ v:1u S l a i n H a n k .H e r m a n
THB c o n'T§X1 isi`as Contaiping 120 acres more or len
. . ; . _ . . . . . . . . . . . -
SHE RI H SALE.
Galvin-Byers lc Sullivin.Allorneya
By virtue of an order of sale is!
sued ou!of the district Court of
Christmas runnin at the !In!»:rpri.»4.
office..tr
The Enterprise for ne w.
l i k e wh e a t .M o n t h a n e i g h t y p e r -
c e n t o f t h e c o r n r u i n e d o n t h e f a r m
i s n u r k f l e d o n t h e h o o f .T h e f a r m
e r w h o h a s p l e n t y o f a n i m a l s o n h i s
pl ac e fou l s h is c o rn 1 . 0 h is c a tt le M1 1
h o g s s o w e p r i c e d0 ¢ s n 't s o m u c h
m s l t z r .H e seen h i s c o r n n o t n s
c o r n b u t o n b e e f a n d p o r k .C h e a p
e m u m a y a ff e c t h. i m d i r e c t l y b y a l -
t r a d i n g m o r e m e n i n t o fe efl im r
c a t t l e a n d h o g s a n d s o i n c r e u i n g t h e
s u p p l y b u t s o l o n g a s h e g e n .n
fa i r p r i c e f o r h i s fi n i s h e d p r o d u c t
h e d o e s n '¢ w o r r y o ve r t h e c h o a p n e n .
o f t h e r a w m a t e r i a l t h a t go e s t o
m a k i n g ' t h o !prbchzct.I t i n w h e n a
fa r m e r h a s t o b u y h i g h pr i ce d c o n
t o fe e d l o w p r i c e d a n i m a l s t h a t I. .
is i n tr o u bl e .in c i d e nt a l l y c o r n a t
s w e o t y fo u r r e n t s a l i l l s h e l i n c h a p
on l y b y c o m p ar i s o n w i t h wa r p r i c e . - =
Th e r e w a s a t i m e n o t s o ve r y sunny
y e l r s : g o w h e n s e ve n t y : r m c o m
w o u l d h l vo b e e n r e g u d e a l :ua s k y
h i s h u n t i l t h e w a r c a m e t h e ment:
W B :I ac c us t om e d t o for t y c en t c o rn .
T h e c o r n b e l t f m m e r w h o g u t a
g o a t c r o p th i s y e a r ,isn'l.evhhin;.'i
hi n u m l f bo d e e p o ve r pri¢e=\»¢ vo n
tlwugzh i w m i g h i h£l\E ¢nj0 ){"z|sve
m s u m e su r p l u s c o r n a t u dullau
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THI) C DRN masses
31114. srrs PRETTY
The Government crop upon.:
show one of the biggest com :rope
in history when the corn crop goo!above three billion bushels.There in
considerable oorn Sn the land, natur-ally the abundance in reflected in
the lower prion.A crop of more
than one-hai! billion bushels aboveIll! y eah crop wont c ommand Inst
;c u 'n price;so there has b y a
decline ln recent weeks of 1 ent;»
fave cents a hunhel.Such n decline in corn however, in
not nenriy an serious to the farmer
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:nude nf |p| 'c 5|l3v ;:re|mr1-d
sprina metal that h u lx-rn
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In i d d le nihsnf greftrr nm
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They ara invzaible when thi'
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Nlnetcfn.{19)Nanh, of Range Ten4103s m o f u l l Sixth £63 P.M.
~J u d g e o u r
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Q \:Bargains~. 8 '~lf it's
~ ~1.. ~Top
\.1 1 'Q u a l i t y
.:'.Y o u
. ~v f ~\'.;~W a n t
~W e
Have It
V\'c hand!! (Lwernmcnl lnspeuc d mm' | '»| :| EF um,
The ham :hut money mill hu).
Q u a l i t y C a s h M a r k e t
\ ;s. re. Pouxns. Prup.
aceunling to the Government Sur-vey,in Washington County.N u -*BL AIR MARKETS - \
brazil..|
The Plaintiff on the Sth day of !C°ll¢¢£¢d Every Wednesday Horn!December 1924,»bum¢d;a¢¢r¢¢ of Buster ...~.;4
fureclasurf in u i d action for the Butter Fat
:um o f s12.ceo.oo wam interext I-Jess -
thereon at the rave of 5 5 %per Ilens »-annum from the lst day of Mm¢]1,'Spring»
1924, nm!L5:lla L.D.Chrisienaen C1115 ......
o tained a decree of Judgment and Wheat ........ 1.
F .Insure in mid action for the,Cnrn (shelhdj No. 2 1.
mm of £3,290.30 wiih interest there-Cqrn (xh¢ll¢1|} No. 3 1.
on at the rate of 11;per annum Corn {ear}........from the Sth day of December, ms,Hom:.......10
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Mall Moore InHOW BAXTER BUTTED IN
FOX NHW5_ nonuxavoouxa and SPORTLIUHT
FRIDAY and SAT. and SAT. MAlII\EE
Dorothy Dcvore and W alter Miers In
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N e w H o m e T h e a t r e
Q PROGRAM
~-NOVl€f\'1Iil:H Z6 to Dliclanilsue sI
THUR S D AY
Colleen Vluurc in
"SO BIG"
Comedy -H"dill »sl1s::~| ESS"
-»»
Weather Strips
°ave CQaN
£§¥"'a5'f"i§
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M O ND AY
Ban Lyon and Anna Q. Nlluun in
"ONE WAY STREET"
Hen Turpln In "YUKON JAx|="
Li o me d y -- L lo y d Ha rn lllo n i n "mm: c q rf u n
vi d e d .
D s_1m s .
44-az.lr
e d t h i s 2 5 t h d a y o f N o vc m
1 a u r ! c e M e h n n a ,
itriben will bo inlnntly nmo vld'
from our mailing lm at the expir
ltionof t.hot!m¢plidlorif th¢pub~
than he notified;oth mr iu the sub
l¢riP¢i°l Irlil roquin in fern at tht
dnlgnshud subscription price.Every
lllhlc rihr mutt uodontnnd that the
:auditions a n m l d l |part o f tht
sontnct Iaotvroon ma pobtlnher and
rumpun about lt.Ha said that thegwernmnt had been gyped hlvlllz
to pay such n high price.You noe
the isyout con; about a dime on newtakinginNeb nu h,tho Dakotn,
lawn, Missouri,Knnlu and all the
m i .So naturally Dan threw a nz.
Of course Lincoln me! Omaha and
Knuu City :nd Sm Prnndseo andButtle and on the other cities and
¢;.;I. 5.5¢ énlq "xg his mdli
deterrnina our attitude,--that ;,_ the
vreifue of our boys and lirin.If
the dignity, nobility and neceuity of
ini! and thrift are Her in be tlught,
they must come before the youth
niche# eighteen years of an"The Gnnge will cooperate in
any motement that necks to el-¢s'ro5
evils of :Milli Iabor. but before its
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nhaerihn.Hain; !¢l!'!\°\ IIN then. We h||kl'i nammr! 4nn ho uunnznnl U19 nm* limit 6| "Ill'"nan :.1"|:.';.i;.|;ii;";r" i';.".i;i ' 5 W h i l e t h e . z é n n l c o n f a m i l y . . , . ¥ - n y : r a d s i n f m .Di\dn'£h i ve s n y i§L~=H{h lnli_黧i|3¥z"'a¢§l-1¢$;$in§l e a k a
m m f .l h m u i h Ber man i m I n - m y ! n l l m l l l n b e e l u n w e d i d n ' t h g va " " Y ' u » o f t h e f a r m m i : m m m u s t b el h n l i E . . - w h :n u l n l n h u A l n l r l r i b d t l f f i H l d l f t ¢ \ d \~fQ ;0Kll\\l1'.P1| "\
a u a . u : l o v ' x " Jand badly crippled.The truck driv-
er, ao :eport goes, refused to giveomand.nlsomns drove a n lyy.Jost how far wane road-hogs can go'
arithout being handld by the author-§ftian la l1anl to nr-"T" ta ke all,
the rlghtn of the foul,l ls get not
of the nay or get bumped.It .ls
very little concern to them whetheryou go in the ditch or what lutppenn
to you. jurt so thvy can hold the
road.x .arty every day reportseome of some sce»lent which can he
laid to theh door and no far butlittle or no attention mo- been given
this riolatim ol' the common traffic
litJa.I.'lhrjr are a menace to thesafety c! aootlrtrt hot content with
causing the public untold expense lu
tearing up the public highways withtheir oterloaiterl vehicles they Ill:0
jropltdino tht law\ of lllllatn "hom
they may mort.
George Wola, of Fremont,volN'¢|
the rlght spirit recently at a meeting
of the Blair C. of C. vltttl lr. rr..
tltlt the host way to build the burlneh of a tools was to build gon :
road:leading into thot |,o'an.This
la the tioelnine that ThI Enterprise
lout long prottched. _Illalr has heen
busy btlihllng ;w1, for the benefit.ol Omaha and has forgotten tho
roads leading ln from our but form-
lvl dlatric tl.Instead of 'outline on
3 bla: feed and a dance this yearlt"t'»\put our extra money into a
road budget for thln po;-pon and let
some btlslnerr resulta from lt.The
l'relnonl Lhatnber of Commercelong been foeterlnaz this idea and as
a result has made every reed intoFremont so food that the farm mule
naturally goes there.lt ls an old
and true saying that the trend ofhomanltyintofollowthelineall
teas ronlatlnre.Why not make our
Nlda lending into Blair the line of
the least resistance?
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llela ee Te ziltl
lncnlae Prododlon
Florida stole a march on other
xtatea by passing a law doing away
with lnlurltance tazen.The rerrolt
has been an influx ef capital to
Florida greatly exaedlng expecta
tlmta.The resulting developmentalongqrleuttmal.industrial and
Building lines will place new wealth
on the tu rolls, which will producerevenue hr ln excess o! what Flor
ida could ever have collected through
lnherltanee taxes.The fallfornla Tax Aasoclatlon
boild the atadltoo hecalue than
arc¢tt't my Cornhuslters then.Our
farrm -aeran't even fenced.Youwe there wereo't any farrni.Vol?
little livestock improvement.lout
buffaloo,deer and . antdope-and
they were wild.;llay was low in price as theret\aln't gn;.We dldn't have any'
any to cot lt.We didn? hold eleeftionsbecausetheindianawouldn't
vote.No Your lnandred foot cnpltoltovrer-po way to climb it.I
After awhile, thouah. amor- :hanged a little l.ltll lt appeared that there
was a real bargain in the deal.A i
.fellow gold a dollar an acre for n!fa rm-a recon]nt that time.lt
told the otl-cr day for $225 an acre..
Another farm acquired nt 90 centsanacregot ln the tray of a SFDWIUI
town and part of it sold recently
for $3,000 n front foot.-lorsllrht.~
National lirlnge Blaster tond'elona]
l"ederol Clsild Labor Amendment z
Louln J.Tabor,pr<;.idont ol tho
National Grange, aadd in his mldrasolor Sacramento, Cal. on November ll,ms :1"For rn"c *lun o lmlf century
one of the cardinal otllvitlen of the
Ulfltre has been n voloohle trdn-
lng school for our boys and gina..
The Juvenile Gntnrre Ima made lta
nppearance and will learn it;fm.:
meun on the (Lange n few )'Ql"!\1hence.j
"We cannot discuss child nclfaref»|\\ithnot airing some thought an ti
consideration to tho Unltd Labor'
Amendment which wa.:defeated hy
a I-one maturity of the State |.A'|{la»lnttlres during the post year.The
Grumre uynarathlaen with all legisla
tion and with every movement that
neelun to eliminate the erlln ot' child
labor.I t favored -even'State
and Ndlonal statute that has roofht
to Protect the welfare of the na»tloo'a :y t met,- lu c h ildh oo d;
bu the recent context the Grange
omni by National resolution thepenrllng amendntent.because of thc'
Itrave mlatultea that had heen made
ln itz drafting.
"An we view a :woo of liloyn from
l l to 18 coming from t'o|.tnt'ry or
town in a football turret, or whenwe see a group of drls di.»;\ln5in¢'
their nltill in hcane economic:1, sow-
ing or canning, we can but feel thatthese\iaorooa opeclrnena ol youth
are not ln need of the protecting
han-I of the Fedenal Government.5"The charge hu been made that'
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NEXT Yl$AR'S ({}NTEST
The corn husklng content at A»hlnndthisyear was our sec ond ot-
tempt at holding noch a state 'rule
event..ln every respect, it .far tx.alla! our 'flrat effort.The attend
ance Win twice as large and the pre-
paration was much better.The Yo
chums out-did themselves in arrang
ing the detail;for the comfort of
slnlton and for the convenience ofthecontestants.Wlthal this,we
have not attained perfection.We
learned hf cxperlencc some ttfth| .things we may do next y ear'to for-
ther thc efflctcncy and the dfc ct
lveneen of the event.~
lt in highly tlnlrable that a boiler
method he deviated for determiningwhonhallcompete.This may be
accornpllahed hy holding official coun
ty and district elimination contest
We believe thot ttrith the coopero-
tion of county agents and local in1
tcrests, lt will be both practical on
possible to do thla.Also, we recognize that some pm
viaion must be made for entertainlnr
the 'risltorl during the period bc
tween the Hniah of the htudiing andthe announcement of the results.We
dld lltls to the but of our olaillty
thin year, ond our audience was vcr;cirnrttlble ln listening to our etorirr
some of which were moan-|groam, to
o o UH least.Next roar. we pro-
pose to put on a real entertainment
that will be worth the attention of
thooe who care to remain for lt.Wd have tt right to hope mad cx-
pect thot tho national corn hunltintg
t
In
content will be held. ln Nebnasko next
year. The state contests are held under the auapleos of the lending farm
z==\P°r in each ntnte, Wallnce»'l'orrn-
cr ln lowo. Prairie Former in llllnolu
and Indiana, The Farmer of St. Paul
ln Mlnneootn and The Nobrultn For-
mer In Nebraska.Some other state:
rnoy decide to get into the name
next year.loam hnd the notional
contest last year, llllnols this year,
and lt will be our turn next year.ln anticipation of this big event, we
hope to bring forth a zrwo ol hllnkeore, the champion among whom will
be entirely able to carry off the na-tional honors for this ntlto.In-Iced,
that may be the nault this year, tl!
national content not having heenheld
nt the time of writing this editorial.I.art year, our slate champion woe
the runner-up.in other wonls,lla
ll|a second.In any event, the con-teatf next year will be of sufficient.
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IF you wish to get in on this deal
you must hurry..
A saci-ifice in price on
Fuller & Johnson Gasoline Engines
To make room--There are no belle!
2 '¢:>\-me power wit?) magnets and equipped
with iron sub base $37.50
Sale price $ 7 2 . 5 0
Farm pump engine equipped with clamps,
gearing, steel piston rods and cross head to
connect to windmill pumfa standard $90
Sale price $ 7 4 . 5 0
First Come First Served
~T h e A r n d t H a r d w a r e ~
| ;- ' J B u m ,n u n u a x n ~
,' :Sr --!!'H=_1m\g¢':n:sr:n ummm J'-...-_. . ._ ..- ,_~ . . =
cf
p s a b l l s h n | a u t e m e n t t h a t a . w e a l t h y
m a n w h o wi sh ed t o m o r e t o t h u
s t a l e fo u n d t h u i t w o u l d cu nt h i m
8180.000 m o r !t o .lla t h e r e t h a n i n
t h e d u e w h e n h e n o ° l r n i d n .H e
d i d M l m o r e t o C l l i f u m i m
i*'!m4 d:h u r n p i t a l i a n o p p o r
l a n i w op e n t o a r e co m m u ni t y ,
m e Ia r m e r elm n u :|.lxuernan¢1 m ea m e n d m e n t T h e i n z t h i s t h a !h a
h h tmslerstoud i t l o n we l l ,b u t t h e
fr a m e r s o f t h e a m e n d m e n t . a n d s o m e
o f i t s l r u p p o n a n h a ve n o t u n d e r
st oo d o u r a t t i t u d e t o w a r d ch i l d d e
ve ln pm en z a n d r h i h l Eire.I t i s s l l m p u r u u w W |.llI|1\l l u vm a d l y »hou¥.I b e t w i c e t h e
th a t a t t m u l c d th e c o n t e s t a t
th i s y e a r .W e a r e l o o k i n g
m t h e : we n t w i t h a g r e a t
a n l i r i p l l l u n ,n m !n o e f f n r i
n u umqsn u m b e r
As h l a n d
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BIG DANCE
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day Evening,
mber 5, 1925
c o o l33sg5
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evening an ,"1'he Hour., The Hn:Ll1's birihnlny anniversary at lang'a and
Mirror."The he t that his subject lo tho zrruup.At three P. M
drew a fair-sized crowd of almlenta he rr-light.:ml the Cmwcll Home
and thinking peopie,is proof thu people with a atirring sermon.At!oI|¢s are still seeking after know- 'B:30 lim.DeLong attemlnl Learruc
lmigv in spite of the jan. and WB*and then pnarhul at the evening
fllfiinn intferrsla in the world todny xerrire.Thi-r would not mrrm muchllowevor, from nil reports, the lee-1' if It wen nothing but an endurance
wvr ~li-I not have his iubjrd. \rrs"u-rs.Hut " m n you think of his
we!!in hand.and :several of ourfvronderful n-tore of fine quotations
I.ownnn1.en proved to be: better ncienl-and of his having pnpared a we.-
irts than he.A collection of 1.wei\e ti ll rpmch and rornrnittnl to mem-
duliara \Al.\a taken.ary for lhe mnning nerviro then thu" \ .
----j~|||ummmn lm are looming lonllnl toI Te ll ir e a. ||||n on :..:»;|b|;H;; \\|\=|a" pg; in and ....|},';__",f,=;' ueltxlehwhkh ll 12 ell fo
I-ffnggenllr alrI\e¢l quite late at thlsl 1|.- _'f_____';______'" __ 1 _"w*=- by reducing ihe Mx burden
sh e h u sn wir a a d my h vntvr in
develop her remumn.
No mor: xtdklng abjed Eamon can
_
Y o u -
Can heat your house
for less money with
Anthracite Egg Coal at $16.00
Elkhorn Lump at ...$12.50
0rient Egg at ....$9.00
Our Coal is always clean.
Christensen Lbr. C0
Ask us a bout it.
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Numetal W eather Strips are
made nf upvcialiy ;:re|mr1°d
sprina metal that h u lx-rn
ilbralury tested fur ze nprr.
¥`!u»\ ure piactd heuveen the
In i d d le nihsnf greftrr nm
dmn l a nd b r mf o n the win
dnvr :uh Ind tha frame.
They ara invzaible when thi'
isindmrn are ciuoed. und the
pan Mzpuned. when a. \liDd|\w
is open. has an llll"lC{i\f nm!
auhaamial appenngc a.
The .-pring and :omiun in ilu'
slxipI wil!ilk !!carl'uf nl!
»hrlnLn;m and exlmn»ion nf
thi'winduws and dmmrn, ani
will nmkv a light.yet nf-:ls
u|»¢°rutvd, window at nil linnw..
Su: Yhrse Wondcful Welthr
:shim llcmonnlrat-rd at
Petersen Hardware
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he offend to nndomai or local
gunrmmmln that u k oppn~»\¢ion
kills U10 sources of Lil.l¥\Pm.l:,wrh1!e tu:modeu-ation I!bull-I upuu b i e u xe u .A f ln t p toward
ndmtlfluz u x reduction and equa1I
alie n in to sutlur the unfair l l !
exempt bond.
Did Yau Do Your Duty?
Did rw. dear parent, know u m
lat week tu eahlctkill. week?Didggq take a little time and vim the
:chad when your rhildnn a n alt~
tending!Th!! :ru an of lin chiefhneticm of thc 'Ink which '.».vi
ld d o b y th t lf nlh d s u m a s AmnicsnEducationWeekandahuulli
lun been neogxlzui by y our \| i t
ation.Thi biggnt blléirttu that mm haw
as Imlivirlutla, mmmunity,m u nrxutllnl ia me aducalion af our fha:
dnn nad ye! as lmiividuais, zonwnun
ity. stan or wig ureuo l!\0e~l mfg;llgible.
We employ a tmp ;of unrhem
Nrithaul any knowledge of lhvm
ether than that, they hurl Um srqulrld lrvlelnlt trashing.They ma;
be Hi that an ielell illth c l fiulll
In or they may be Hao ftftr!\mmIre will know Iiulr or ndhing .aimuti b m.A farmer \ml| ¢i no! tum 1 3
farm managrnunt thus, nm Wm!..I I
Il¢!t| \| .1l turn our his hu»im ml
I N :way no why nhould we l.-urlegilgunt ol 01| uihn of Qu: u xl
|011 w i l l b e pr om -n t t o rel ol ce w l h h
t h e m a n d e n j o y t h e p r e . e n c e 0 t h e
li t t l e une°n ch ee r a n d aun ah ln c.
Th e M . A . C . m e t w i t h M n . J. H .
S m i t h lu s t Hu n t l n y .M r s . Jo h n l l c
l 1y h a d t h e a!!. er no on 's p r o g r a m
w l h n h o o k r e vi e w .S h e t o o k o n e o f
B e n S t r e e t e r A l d r i e l fs boo ks," l i o -
t h e r M a s o n "w h i c h sh e ha n d l e d i n
h e r us u a l l y e ffi c i e n t m l n n r .T h e
C l u b w i l l m e e t w i t h M m .H u n l o c h
on No ve mb e r 5 0 12 1 .
H a r r y S e l l : a t D e S o t o i l c o n f i n e d
t o h i s b e d a n d h a s a t r a i n e d n u r s e ,
fn l l o w i n l a n ac ut e a t t a c k o f g a l l
tr o u bl e .M r .S e l l :w a n ta k e n a u d -
4 'c n Iy i n t h e n i g h t w i t h s e ve r e p a i n s
I n d h i s ph ys ic ia n i n co n su l ta t io n
w i t h a n O m a h a spec iali st.auiviscfi
re n t a n d e x p e r t n u n r l n g f o r n f n '
da ys .H i s m a n y fr i e n d !l m !n e i g h
1...-.. \.......-A......-\..t_.I -..a ..-...:.. I..-
al p u n vt u w m i m i . u n u p u n l r u w i l lb e m a i n t a i n e d n t t h e a l l o w u n d e r t h e
u u n p i c e a o f t h e N a t i o n a l L i ve S t o c k
a n d l i n t B o a r d .
Th e C h o n l U n i o n ,u n d e r t h e d i
re c t in g ; o f Pr o fes s o r W a l d o B .N l e l -
se n , o l D a n a C o l l e g e , w i l l t a k e p a r t
i n a p m g n m i n t h e D l n i a l l L u t h e n n
c h u r c h Th u r s d a y e ve n i n g .N o v.2 6
at 7 : 30 o'c lo ¢k . l 'ro fea . mr N i el s en ha s
co m bi n e d h i s fl: a t a n d s e co n d c o l le g e
c h o i r :. m d h i s c h u r c h r h n i r t h u s
fo r m i n g a n or g a n i z a t i o n o f a p p r o x -
§!rtal.ely one h uml re ml voices.D u r i n g
t h e pa s t t w o m o n t h s a n h o u r o f
ea ch S u n d a y c o m i n g h u be e n cle-
vo t n i t o p ic e a n d t h e r e s u l t s a r e
ve r y grro misl ng.
Spe ci al red uc ed r a i l r o a d r a t e s w i l l
b e i n e ff e c t d u r i n a t h e In t e r n a t i o n -
a l L i ve S t o c k E x p o s i t i o n i n C h i c a g o .
.N ovem be r 28 t h t o De c e m b e r Bth.
" ; : ' ' ; " " '0 L ld i a | ' B I lc k ma...':'t!: .:f'!1'f::'_§r'=f*n Ulfu nd s ..1.9¢
4 s:.70|M*""* Colton Swealan 2.49
mol ik»y»'
A lot nf Bova' and Henk |Men's Colton Flnnnel
_
Y o u -
Can heat your house
for less money with
Anthracite Egg Coal at $16.00
Elkhorn Lump at ...$12.50
0rient Egg at ....$9.00
Our Coal is always clean.
Christensen Lbr. C0
Ask us a bout it.
.
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Numetal W eather Strips are
made nf upvcialiy ;:re|mr1°d
sprina metal that h u lx-rn
ilbralury tested fur ze nprr.
¥`!u»\ ure piactd heuveen the
In i d d le nihsnf greftrr nm
dmn l a nd b r mf o n the win
dnvr :uh Ind tha frame.
They ara invzaible when thi'
isindmrn are ciuoed. und the
pan Mzpuned. when a. \liDd|\w
is open. has an llll"lC{i\f nm!
auhaamial appenngc a.
The .-pring and :omiun in ilu'
slxipI wil!ilk !!carl'uf nl!
»hrlnLn;m and exlmn»ion nf
thi'winduws and dmmrn, ani
will nmkv a light.yet nf-:ls
u|»¢°rutvd, window at nil linnw..
Su: Yhrse Wondcful Welthr
:shim llcmonnlrat-rd at
Petersen Hardware
.,
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n |l1 '| =§ ;i
u u w r l u l p n '.uv B l l l f l n -1 -L 2 9
Mon's Vfnrk Shoes $2.40 Suit (."l~=¢s I nouunu nupu yu mv null uu\ uglnl uv Member; af the Weatem Passengerfore long.Aameintian will gran! an wen rate
Prof.\\nltf.°r Nielsen has just of an fare and um third fer lhl!
came to be ahankful this ' r h m w rouml mp from points in Uulomlo.
ladies' Bruwn Ca!!.__l " "\skin f}!f|||"d*4 2.00 \ inflow *shulmu .so
g i v i n ;s e a s o n n a h i s w i f e a n d i \ * u |I d a h o ,L l o n t a m ,U t a h .\ \ ' ; o m i n ; , i
| | l l A » . . - .h m m . - f d "u n i n v n n d f n n u n \ \ . . . l n .»\ l l l l u l i l l n u ! !n n l v q r a i i s u s u I l u i uanextenaiv Q trip abroad,hnving
guna uve:ua Uvnmark l u i June.
. .cy araivul in Blair Inn!Irilla)
Prof. §€l¢-Inn gave thorn a royal ze-|r||l.:rl :..nt haul refnrnlsheei their!~r"- un-I Ln-i wwral impro\¢ment|'{
.r m \ . | u | = | u ¢ ¢n l l n m l w i a i r h H I Q I
¢unnJ u1u ac um ualom.Nrhrnsln,¢3\=}F\I'Il .Misnuri,Minnesota,iowa aNorthernMichigan,Wie-anain ¢n||
lilinoin also !rom WinniP¢K»Mani-i
tuba.Tickets will be xolll fmn1 ounitary vm-t of the Minouri lli wr
frarn Nnvanher 26th to 5.'Sth imlug n | .u h h ¢|....!-.|......\:.._:..\\
lG o o d M u s i c f o r B o t h
Old and Young J. SAS, TH'£'5J3°Rél&"BLE
t " " "i " " "n | \ | |l n l u l l w r u l l l l l l \1 1 u v ~U h y o f t h e h o m e w i l l s u r e l y ¢ f \ j 9 " q c e - m i n e r 8 0 1 .4 .
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more and be in the
Sl w er inDxendler1 .No
ing charged.
x i t t h r e e ye a r s i n
9 1 |
HE SIITTENS
t a r n m e a r r d o n t h e
r i n count the other
U10 winners of thislion.Thirty dollars
will make them lui.
I as help the husk:r.Excepting in wet
zured mira mould
me as Ion; as withouthick tar to c over the
um and than a layer~rb the aticidnesa wil!
on the mitts 1.h¥t. wi!!
also be rough qnough
ka quickly.A set ofr heavy ouuing flan-
nva: are mighty hindy
uid Hp or wear out
than usutl.addition to a bunkers
~offend ,br ~t~e Ne-Azsn.and Griswold
ala.The trophy will
f |
L e g n i o n a t Q u i t o . T h e 8.75:c o m m o n Lo m o d ted batt ers.
r e io en to d n r w w - ; s a . s o o a 1 s ;m r to c ho l c a r e a c o w l .
n e s , a n d L o j n .
y u a n p u t t h e r e h u
mf w i t h t h e so- cal led
- t l o m II.h a s b e e n
b¥e t o a t u d y f o 't h e
o r o f l a w o r d o c t o r o f
$ 5 0 0 0 5 2 5 be e f u n d bu t c h e r b u l l l .
$4 7 5 6 !W ; n a ti ve h ul n g n a b u l l s 3 1 . 0 0
¢ 4 : 6 0 ;n u l v e w v e n .8% 00010 005
£006 to ch o ic e : fa n s b o w e l . $ 3 . 0 0 0
9.00:h i r l o g o o d : r a n b u n s . | 1 0 0
8 8 0 0 ;m m m u n t o h i r g n u b e a n s .
$¥ . 0 0 0 T9 0 ;m e x i c l u l .I L 5 0 0 5 5 0 ;
a
q :una
ties i n Ec u n d o r w e r e
r n r i l y "b y n G o ve r n -
d a t e d A u g u s t l l , 1 9 2 5 ,
m o n t o h i r y c u r l l n u .l T 0 0 8 S . l 0 :
a r u h y va r m r d u p y n r l l n n .$6 . 0 0 0
T6 0 ;c h o k e t o p r i m e u s e r s . 8 1 1 . 1 5 6
13.902 g o o d t o c h a l e t i t e u r l . 3 1 0 . 0 0 0
H. 5 0 :fa i r t o go o d s t a r s .$8 . 7 5 0
|
n |.n d t h a n r u b b i n g t h e m
c e r l n b e fo r e g o i n ;t o
L.
t endgnte In which he
r c m. an extra pllr
thumb dails, md nn
h00k or peg.gen and lhllmbs and
u c m be healed bs'
give suggestions and methods urhlch
will use time for the woman whadoes her own aewlnr Tbmugh these
speeding Penrllr player who tm fif-
ty 3anis clear down a Held for atonchdoumgavethevisitorstheir
firr.;1-pponuuity in score.Their
vmdklm, Mr. de hmben states, mddnhnughmanyeiloruhlve beenma by Cannes me uxherviu to
nuke the eounzs more ulilflznltmdhavethean d ld n k l i n i deglvex ~Blair High School Tattler
uno
b i s l n g n b i e t u m m m : g a r m e n t s a t .
bo rn e.
l 0 l
T w o D a y G u B | | i l | S c h o o l
Ga n E n g i n a ap e c l tl i l t ,Jo h n J..
G l u s ,fr o m t h e En gi n ee ri n g de 1 », r\ »
ment.o f t h e A g r k u l t u n l C e l i n a ,
w i l l b e i n W u h i u g t o n C o u n t y .D e -
ce m be r 15 , IS , 1 ? an d 13 , i n ho k i t w o
See our new !ine of stationery,buniness and weili. in seven! styles
and finishes.lf.The Enterprise Office.
The Enterprise fo r ne u .
aim:to nuke I b m:curing endu
aml mo n satisfactory because wo-mm n i i l b e a b l e t o m a k o i m l l f i t b
in: and nttnctin garments with its
effan m d le n time.Than.too.
before the firpl whistle and the re-
mit of a forumni pus in the fourthdown after being heh!for no gain
rnore tborwx y preps .I ~1 .interested In !l1on thugs uhmh.n e w still have mmlh ed me my make for a bhurer and better lliair.B L J M R .N E B R A S K A ,N O V E M B E R 2 0 . 1 9 2 5
ie d b D V Mu se :Superintendent of the Blair City Schoolsofm n nt.The res u! [\ i|um The mon immediate interest in the 1.E d t J .|tha country is Iloodc d with docton.fmw |e | I the Missouri
lhil inf:
And iour 01911 modal nm17| can gratify? too,
To curi 9ouz Christmas
Gr°¢¢i=1|lf°¢wu
Bl I | N b Ia r e r and Omaha Nebr !Tbrr e an twelve kinda of ;¢3¢h..l:elebra1::d br the Pilgrims soon nl-the nigh s¢zm1 seems no have shun
Fant door souof clty han t l : ~¢r"¢ certificabea issued an Nebrnlka:||-fl their landing in America.Theylileul away,howugurr,and the n h
x '" \1. 'Thinl Grmle Elementary-were so exl.n~mfly thankful for their were very lmckwnnl.Requires 4 yeaaa high school and*'°f¢ landing and abundant food supi Thursday, at a w p meeting,our
.I that the :cel this |l3l) apan for school humorlnt,"Ih'uno"llrewsterElvunthuuaandrr-nh hogs U11
g u i ;:o o d to ch ol cl u n s cow l.
S u s c r o o .fa i r l o : o o d 3 1 u s c o n .
$ ~ l I 5 0 § l 0 ;c n u s r i .sa 50@ i.06;c a n
n o n .$ 3 1 5 0 3 8 0 ;r m g e n a !c s l u l .
i l 0 0 0 9 8 9 ;b u f ;a n d m e d i u m
c a k vu ,$ 3 5 0 9 7 5 0 :n o n bo lo gu a
hul ls . 83 SU UU JI. g oo d t o ch oic e fe ed
a r a . ; 3 . l 5 0 5 G 0 ;fa i r t o : o o d f e e d o r l .
5? 250 8 00:c o m m o n t o h i r h o d t r t .
Choir pnctice every Friday even-fluence of fickle chance or em.ima-'I am irr~e.1i:-table power.-.Better 'Inu can ever win a prize.ing at s p "ment of c immwtame.|Sch\>ol League.I l.1fea battle ¢|cn'l. ¢lway| 1:0
Others having the chain: to make.---!'\n the stronmrr or faster man .She wrote to I poultry 30011181 have exercised it unwisely,then-IllANI'iSGl\iNG Ilul soon or Iam the mm: who wma
that poultry nlli n g ran much lo fore findinl lhemseiwa diualhfia!ls the Feilow Who Thinks He (fan.
Ir 1 ..|cured.the Feilow Who THINXS HE CAN.
of enmunging the profitable use of
gn enlino work on the farm.December 15th and 16th the school
will be at the Nonnan Wilkins fum
four miles west of Blllr.It is notinlendeml zo conduct n genenl repair
shop.llowenr,bring your bnlhy,
troublesome engines. they are idol!
for shop work.The second meeting hu not been
deflliltely arrenzed for and it is
hoped that some pl:-eo in the more
distant part of the county n r vb olocates!--if any reader care: to have
it at his farm,plana tell tho
County Agml..
- - - - - - -l -
. é
of hh high school cnreer was as
tomr of xln°nm.l1 both on the ol-
fen wc nml deferulve.Simonun
plagml a wumlorfui g ms a t Ha lleand You shownl up well alf a wing
pumion.!'I\ery man on the team
fought. during every minute of playam! only an gnequml distribution of
the l||l3k§ can account for their de-
feat.\
.ILBIOR m u l ;HUNUR RULI.
.au sequin 90 for all grmolcs lu
bo honor uludcnta.
:A-Alic e llrelmruun,.Dorothea
e f o r ,man,foods the flame of genius.l l »o -
give wings no dreams and migntdo'y o u m x I F v m ' w z u .
Lam! and brain.I
From out the deep wallow: of the
n o t I oome,wearing the >;.\ra of
.rlruggie and the stripes of toil, but
.|" * ' *I1 you think you .mr beaten-you are.
If you think that you :tart no youdo ni
bosring in triumph the wis\!om of .lf you'd like to win but think you
all ages; man, because of mo, hold:
dominion over earth,air and aes;
it lu for him I leash the lightning,plumb the deep and nhuokle the
ether.z
I om tho paren; of progreu, ome-nlor of culture,molder Af ~Iestiny.
Philosophy, science and an are the
wonlu of my hand.I bmish ignor-
cnn'l.»-lt'»» almost as cinch you won't.
If you think yo\1'Ii lose-)vousc hat,
Ior out in the world you finalSuccesshexim with ufollo-Ms will-
Itn all in your state of mind.
Iu ll many u race is hast
1Ire emon a atop is nm,
'.|VE STUGK PRHIES
AT suuru UMAHA
Demand Broad and Values
Steady-Yarlings $13.00
HOGS STEADYTO I0 OFF
M nun Roealpu of
oeuiul place kic k after the much-d0\I\'=1 xxasded them the winning
point.
1091 of the touchdowns elrned by
Lldiea' Suit: and (}§ercoll¢
Made to ManureGuaranteed to Please You
J. CRONKTRDRI ,pFirst house ent of pnstoffice
:r d Tu e sda y a n d l b v m u k e l a n n u t
fa r h u m a h m y l n ll lc tow er.T o p !
br o u g h t l|1.I.|IJ a n d b u l l o f t b l U l
d 1 n |l u l i i \ 0 2 5 0 ! 0 D 0 .
S h u ; i n d L l m h l S t e a d y
Ho m : 5 .5 0 0 sh e e p a n d ia mb a n n
r l r r l ve d T u n d n y a n d t h e m vn m n l
n m r k r t l u fu m 'l l r a d f Bu l l :I n
t a ena lm our wee~or uLaterallewrotetoihepoultry
journal as follows: "Many thanks for
your advice about the setting hen.
She remained on the neat three
weeks, and at the end of that time
then were no chickens hatched.As
ity;for the desired \"d i a s la y on xrmch ttrgive thanks to
then faithfully make the n '3"|;our maker For your many bl@»1=i1\x"HT
preparation.The day should be :net apart mn n¥'ar¢nu are sometimes \9*P°"*n'|e§p;;|1i¢|§lpr :lay on \\hich to give
fnr minfiu.One cannot look "t°'thanka for our opporiunitins am!the mind of llfa child and read the good fonune.
potentiulitics l1lmld¢I\ there any more No one know: ju>-I when the first
Modern History class ia:t Thumlay.
The gmrliment of 1628 and the 1.unlPnrlimcnt(ollouing it were drama
lizefl to impress upon the slmlvnttheimponanc e of the Sllhllll* be
uwc u the I1nzlial1 {`u!l\ltloll\l"ll'U5l
and the king.The |\l°:f f '* I *
Pearl llehremlt. Joe Fly mn. Char
lolu Gilbomhn.Wimlon Hannon.
i l o r u r d lieaaningsen,Pearl Hun-lllnl,Ilomthy Jemen,11-iy1.he .len
Mr Mnnhall Jonaeza. F§"f==='=f.2_S°"P
mam.Iinrothg kmgh, lunther ullw
Vera |..emh, Hur; I.u\o, limlwm Lim!
the hen nhould remxin on the agp.Many of the mama could m- "'iyou?n is just a day on which to "''.4 'ber 25th.A student must have 00%The editor wrote: "Three weeks for voided if the youth \¢0\.\lri "°h°rl7\ccnsume large qllnnlilffs of turk¢~>A :o\tl form inf """"'*°". '"" in all fLlhj¢'f.L=, in lm on the nffnnr
i ~ g f h ~ ~ f ~ m t h e c i t y .Wew' \ S" n " GT0 N COUNTY an glad that in couid secure auch
* M W BUREAU xmas 1| tlne :nuker for that oec llion.
F 'Dm services next Sunday wil! be
l`im-Bnera as unml an ua llljne md manner ofproceldune.With Thmhd vinz day
|'4 o r 1.H li-John Sperry.(°>\requln 80 in all aulljctls in
br hunor studtnhr.
p u l n r w prone ll n ~l y 1110111 ng omp oro 5 ,a .1 5
a n d r e p o n y o u r ch oi ce t o h i m b e -
fo r e t h e a t r vi t e be gi ns .
Read the book of Romans, speak
on 1 selected passage,Wednesdsy,
t h e i r ul i l i y h n m l ;bec au se u Eife
w o r k w a s ch os en b e fo r e t h e y h a d
: a u g h t n g l i m p s e o f t h e gm o u t w i d e
uo r l u l w i t h i t s o p p o r t u n i t i e s a n d t h e
T h e sch ool i s m a w o r k n h o p :bo r e l l y o u t h i n k 3.ou're o u t c l s s w i - y o u
I s t i r a m b l l i q n ,.s t im u la t e ide al s.a r e .fo r g e t h e ke y s t h a t o p e n t h e d o o r To n k e g n ! t o t h i n k h i g h t o H u r :_ l o r p p o r l u n i l y .I n m U10 m u t t *"| 'o u 've g o t t o b e s u r e o f yo u r s e l f
t i n g :br o u g h t H 1 0 0 .C o w sta ll a m i
:l o c ke r s a m !fee de rs n n i n a c t i ve
d e m n n d l l s s h a d e s t r o n g e r l g u r e a .
Qu ot a ti on s u n Ca ci le :Ch o ic e t o
p r i m a y n r l l n g a .u 1 . : s 0 : 3 . z s :go o d
1l l
.hmu A; Hclieemarl. Pastor
The minixur h u n splendid rf-
Carnatic Inalitule.:ln talk was of
an cspeeid value to the genera! sci
ence studentn, who l1n\¢ Inu-ly been
atudying about planelx.
8 A-Alargarut Jenkins Frances
Sim. Florence Wolffti Elsie Stevens
and 1.nV||ulghn Malts.
IPA require 85 in al!.wubkcu tobe hnnnr atudenls.
MA N AND HIS RELIGION.This
In the Iul in n series on Young'
l'f°Ple's Probiems.Read the book of Hazgai,select
the text upon which you think thu
into work that was distasteful:be-
cause choice was made early in lifo
before their lstent talents were
known; bcnuso 'lhc gaunt wolf at tho
aloof compelled !hcm to enter a field,
k t ! - B o t h F a t L n m b a : n d F u d a n
l o n u p i n 8 1 5 - 0 0
U n i o n B l o c k Y a r d l . N o v. 2 5 , 1 3 2 | -
C m l e re ce ip ts T u u u d u w e r e 1,000
he ad a n d th e m a r k s !ac t i ve o n s
:=-"\-Q .s ~1'.f'»'é
f 1 /~
-ffm `~ ~»`1
s a u n x c a z o s o u o r s n a v m u
nil £0 $1550
t s 1 w 1 o o :l r u h y l t o c h n .u 5 0 0
sso :d u h )f l f d h i l he lle rl.$ 5 7 5 9
8 1 5 :stock b e i fu n . 3 1 7 5 0 5 3 5 ;clo ck
from <1 u. m.o 5 p. m.1 I I
Evenlngs bv Appuinxmenl ~I ~B ~i 8 |T h r e e D a y s O n l y =:~3 ~¢:
0 a Q r .
giving day and de:lndnrit a nation
uL a m b s .m o d t o c h o i r s $ 1 n ' 2 . ' \ t r l n : » f |
i l n _Return Visits Made Rc guilrly
Ho Charge lor Consultation
x
DR. W. F. an:\w1|n.z.
DPINTIST
z?Room: over Illair Slate Bank1
11 I
Blair, Nebraska
3.
4.
work. with eight in education
First Grade Elc mentary-Requires thing hours of ¢°l1¢¢¢'work und three 5cur°s experience
or .sixty hnun of ffoliegc work,
with twelve in education.
l'erm:xnent Elementary-R.equi|¢¢sixty hours of coliege
work.1s~.cl\c in education and
\' se d » l H4 ? 5 U 1 5 S 9 ;clippe d I sm h ;
tad.s i a s o c i u s :y e u r l l n u .h tsw a ny l a sn .u m l n n .$1 5 0 0 | e o :
fl l n u n . S b 5 0 0 3 3 0 .
Discrcdlled Yhoory |three y¢.sr'¢ etperaanreBel! premrrzation ln alll! »==\w°N¢I al:5. Sccaml Grmie High School-
to be Hu- nm bu nf Nature-. but wa |g }lequh~ea sixty coflicge hours.A ilulv har-1 in f¢¢o*\r1Ie thu' 1210017 :smmzl, CI.lIANERS zwehe in educ ation nml tmhe inwltr the ws! pwrb ic t at n11lo|0| i I each of two nmubjecu usually uught
fo»a1nu unto Blain Jumrnal .f Cioaainx Pmnina:llrvlirinx a in high school.I Located On 'r.. Fin Sta d t Hi g h s c u m-
N o ve m b e r 2 9 t h a s fo l l o w s :
C-m tr ll Bl :|i ld in| -- -~
l s t G n l i e , M i s a B u n n , W e u l n u d a y
.
OMAHA
aI_ L ~$ 1 % _ ¢ .\I
fa I
.i n w e l l - I z n o w n b a t t e r i e s 1 | m e C d u m b h
naar ~o
Q n l i n v a n d C l l r i i s 1\la3°r:|hr\l.
S E N I O R |1l (E ll z m x o n R U L L
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down the Held on s series nf end
rlIm and line buckn.Ilrewxter played his second year
on [hu varsity without ever having
earned the ball over the gon!Une
urn responsible for both toucndnwnn.
a |;-e r t e a c h e s a t l e n t t w e l ve weeks i n
th e t h r e e p e a r s .
E£ 3 U C A l 'l ( ) !* i S P E A R S
1 a m Ed u c a ti o n .
I b e a r t h e t o r c h t h a t e n l a g h u m
S n l G n d t ,H i n Ro be rt s, Tue ae la y
an d 'I'!\u rs d. |y .
41.11 G r a d e .M r s .Sc hm i dt ,M o n d a y
: m l Tu e s da y .
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Costing the owner over $6,000
FINE LOCATION ~
Near good rural school,mail ~route passes the door and only l
3% miles from one of Washington ~
county's good trading points.~
I ..ing on the average ruse in len elap-
rr u e po i n t .A fu m b l e w h i c h bo un ce d i n l h e
a i r a n d d r o p p e d i n t o t h e s u m o f u
:i " - . ..mst~" ,gg ~o~ak~Requires ninety huu.r1\co me lution: where the mn accepts n
0 | ||
off the nest and sbld th a ¢ g g | " -u magnetic nee: e.e awe o zhmuah the ageg,to the wry b._". o presrnln |u mlm: ..a\.n Mullin Maldtul \|¢Fern \l::CIil\Everybodgfs Magazine.Inrnlittn now putty weII umlerntood xllming of hialnry, ils sitory may lm Lzazlnnh history quite m, , , ,7 5 ,lurk \.|i|.|r¢-i M66 ~ich Hubert'
--»-- ....1 |\lhBt ~ hay may " U t b e ~a s .1:1 "lrut-eel."*"" the fina¥ naprng nml f " " " ' " "rl\3||l.I\|!\~ ~ f =» ¢ ' §; . = ;amzannm. Bcity Noble,: g u y mn
~ mn r b i n . c ity or in-x 1 |e ln a *5 *W*hanf»~t was romplewl HIP pecple_|\cth hilbcrtmn, |m1|i_|mm ~s' aria llaulflilw Sthmidl.Helen Sim1|
v I U |1..\1iD|\.Therefore,to inai:2 that f ewry men aml tnhgue have giv Lloyd llua | Mara amen.ru ..DR. D. "Bl.LL a the lacy foilow an his fnthvrs r°°"'Pt\thanks $0 whntexfr Gnd \h¢°y'vlick Hollerm in. II\\.n'\£ Lnmlu. R¢!r"fSuon 'sig £lI1.l| Alma \\ rich.
4 steps ucruputlnnaily i hazanioun.night wohhip for his aislilu*'* "" "" "" L an '-r. Harland Mathews, l:2wl)!1 rrzsmavr .\~1'f|:§u :~sm: z:|~:Lnnn
1 Ph ie syalan and urgmn I Q s g '.3l'}"3 [ai1un~ain hfe ""°due so strensrlhenine them.The hrulhfn Manta,Betty Noble. .Clan !*~l'|°0f\.Bail 46 Phones Ind. 1 1 !mssfztn or malmbustmcnls..|peoplm offered up sacrifices bforv Sam Strwan Leslit "[hom;»on. !Zarl
|Hom happy ihv youth who f; ;d h ulh idols ar gods as a mean1 ofthe laml of his dreams ami 3 rr ax- expressing their thanks. The Thanh§On \Vvdnesday Uiahup II. \. Shay _.
Van Dru.-=rn and Floyul Him.|['¢\r||°¢l *\""*"""\f¢ fur wmk {n||iI%L I
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when you can get a high qudlty Prnt-
O-Lne Storage Battery insulted in your
car ala decademiémvingoverothnrmakel.Pres:-O-Lim grricea make unknown bli-
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pi nc o tt ,W e dn e sd ay ,'Fhm|\|.lay a n d
F r i d a y .
l a t m d End,M i n D a r l a , $ l o n d a y ,
'I`uendny,W e d n e m h y o n d T h u n d a y .
Th e m n w n u f f h a n n e w be e n
flilesl i n .E d i t h Je ns en h i s b e e n
el e c t n i bun lne ax m a n a g e r , E a r l H i l l
m a n h e r u s d a !a n t ,D o r o t h y Je n s e n .
L i t e r a r y e d i t o r :M a d e l i n e Sc h m id t ,
K o d a k e d i t o r ;'N i l fr e d Po r t e r ,Jo k e
m i m r a n d Ile U.y N o b l e .ass oc ia ti on
cd i t o r .Th e s t a f f i n a f i n e on t ; a n d
wi l l ,w e one s u r f, p r o e i u c u n re c o r d
b r e a k e r a n n u a l .
O n M o n d a y i h e R e v. J.V.C l a r k ,
H A S , o f K o n u s C i t y , g n u - n b r i e f
t a l l : o n t h e m o o n t o t h e S e n i o r h i g h
zch ola ra.R a v.C l a r k i s a n u \ r o n
I 9 '4) I 1is the bridge by which man crosses
from time to etemnty.The church
in 'tho one institution which offers
you the opponunily to make thatcrRn:r2' in safety.Neglect of the
church slowly but surely causes one
to lose interest in God.When Godis left out ol' tho |ife~of man, when
he is deprived of the chief place,
failure is inevitable.All fl: services
of our church are cleslgned to lselp
men and women in the search forGoal.We invite you to join our fel-
lowship in the quen.
Tre following stervices on Sunday
wil' contribute to that eml:The Su y Sc hool with its clus-
ea for all ages.
The morning Worship at eleven at
which the pastor will preach.
The Baptist Young l°eople's Union
at 5:30.'The evening Worship at 7:30 at
which the pastor will again preach
o
No man cm be ideally successful
until he has found his place.Like
n locomotive,he in strong on the
track but weak everywhere else."No one can be happy or enthusi-
astic in life \xo"k which he dislikes
and agninst grhlch his inner self isurging at continual protest.A man
who feels himself chained to n busi-
ness for which he is neither |mepur~em! nor adapted is a slave indeed and
he cannot succeed in any large mens-ure.Ile occupies at field not his
own; he c annot use his full path!!!
to advantage.Many ndafits in life lure not de-lnbcrately chosen tho vocation which
they seemingly had little control. oleaning;to the line of lo u t relilt-
nnce lt may be, brought them there.
Some men find tho1mol\es in thisnnhnppyconditionbecauseasboY¢
their aspirations and longing: were
ellenceei by well monninl! but short-
nuulay mm! 'Dmumlay.
5121 A Grade,Mins McCormick,Thursday.
Iern Q T °1||raver hve one lhoulel wope mle |11 m e r 1° .f r . .."° earn a vm: az.r pro f';;';n the effovl to secure gg, »:on.atrue ROL HD PlB S I N |All them cewfaezten are valid for g=g;j;;;~» il1flP";\". lor annébitonhfor
_lion But.while urorkinz for that '.SQUARE HOLES three yearn.No certificate valid har y 8 n P U ma y I 0 one
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low in price,
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[the real cause of rupture)so thattheyfrsquentlyrecover their pruviu
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mul normd taining in high school
fr mehe hours college work, ni:
uf which are nlucntlun.
2. Second Grade Elementary -
Ilequirqs tw:ive hours college worknm! one gre1r of cxperitnre teach-
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adel. the :mu of democncy, the hopg Think big--and your deeds will grow.of youth,the price of udahwcence. Think small-.snd you'Il fall behind.
the joy of age.Foriunatc the ns Think thnt;ouCAN-nn\l you WILL
links and }eu|»py U18 humtn that w 1- 11% a1I ln your stile of mind.some mc.7 |
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For paniculm call at The Enterprise ofEcgSEE THE DISPLAY TODAYR u i B m w 1Offks Pint Door Nmh of 1
Indnpendam Telu. Olflu |
no further ut|\i~le.nuppon.While D |din;safely lml com
for; to all nhl and nggrnvatni ¢u»e=.
the reauiu are mont favorable whenT.'h»rupture In just 4|iacu\enfl and
ni l! lmlll;it will uve y ou nu mul
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I I o ah ve xx a very earn I.»nh nh 0 h 1 .nr.lor of Om :z ff".1xatwn nf em. ln hmT;0ny'"c xrhinz cusnnms nfl f=f§.1'f°'l'$,f,.n1¢.,.» tsl. and intercalmit talk.l l ~~
"c h mal (linesA of 1.|nK>'fering in I""`°" "E"haw muc h The ThinHen Club 5I..L|{\'1'u " " " ;L
--~5 ¢"». .1 . o r u n m\ 3 ' : ° " " " " " °'rr un1~:as cr:nr1r1cwr1~:Ri' ¢'§f'§3.,.§,£"° an:sw §""' wnhn 'I.L.'"£'§f.'. 'l»i"i'i.."flfZi`£;.
° R " " T m:mm: ~:4.m u :f1z.L'r »:au'1.A1>:r:n The first Thmgkszivins ||8.}ob| uf ihe "E" "enthuainsm an I I
$100 per acre
Buys An 80 Acre Farm
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5 |c o u n t r y wh os e r i vi l i n l i o n In n o i n mi ni ti ng l*l2nde|ilea|th e y lu s t t h u
Jenkins Oil and Battery Station
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THF. Cl'l(}|(E 0? A l.l!¥. \\0R|\.i |925 season lust Friday \|\i|.h one of
\hc best games :hae has bcvn |\¢ll\
The question of one's life work un the loyal field in recent5ears.
untry whose c ivilinlion in no in
nate.The mn of a barbaric rnce
nfrunta no sufh problem for thellllilibhn of nnvage life offer no
olce.The prnbiem requins iiltlr:
T u u d s y a n d W e dn e sd ay .
611 1 A, M in Bo ur ke , M om l. \y ..'l` ue a-
c l a y , Th u r n d a y a n d F r i d a y .
W u !W a r d - S n !a n d u h ,M i l a R o -
b e r u .tea che r,M o n d a y .
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t i o n b u t h a ve e i t h e r f n i l d t o " a r -
r i ve " o r i u vi n g " § r t i \ e | 1 " h a ve b e e n
u n a b i e I 0 " r e m a i n "Th e y w o r k a t
o d d jobs.O d d io b a m u s t b e don e,
i t i s t r u e , b u t a i i fm m r k o f o d d j o b s
c a n b e f o l l o w w h o n o r a b l y b y au c h
~l y ml ve r ti s e d a s n e w m e t h o d s . o r
i n ve n t i o n s , w i h Ir o r l h l e s n l r u a n n t e v
a n d m e d i c i n n .sc ld b y m a i i .T l w y
n e ve r h o l d s h e r u p t u r e a t t h e r i g h t
p i n e ,b u t h y |: re n si n| [ o n th e l u m p
a n d t h e p u b i r hon e,g e n e n i i y t l u a e
in t en s e p ai n . m ak e t h e r up t ur e W U IH P
a n d t x p m e t h e n e a r e r t o o ft e n f a m !
which means thu. there are at lou!
:hat many wsya in which one cann m I living.(Ameriun Magazine.
Ichuuary,4.3Theseupatians,in variety.
range the whole gamut of man's per
=\>natit;,and capability.Therefore.
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1 Pays Hlzhest Prine fors= Pot?1:ra\. CREAM .u m EGGSIOnFifth Street South of Inde-
pendent Telephone Of tleetInd.122i Phones Bell 2331
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Mn. J. CmaetromFirst Home East of P-nstoifice
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ty hours college work and three
year's expedtmce. or A. B. degree,
iifteen hours in eelucation.7. Permanent High School-
One hundred and twenty houn ofcollegeworkrequired,fifteen ln
education ami three yean teach-
ing experience.
S. Special High Sc hool-
Sixty hours of college work re~quired.eight in education and
twenty in upeeiel aub}ecta=-cnm-
mended, home economies, and men-
unl training.
9. Permanent Special High School-Three yearn teaching exgerience
after Special High School has
been secured.Inslilutinnll Cenlnmee
Th i n certifiqtee are granted bycollegesoftlfestate,universities,
and nomml schools, approved by the
state superintendent
1. Elernentary State-Requires thirty hour:of college
work, eight in education.
2. Finll. Grade State-
atmosphere..We invite you to be present at our
services.
ale operalinn.Let me explain 1||i-prl nnityz in cm-\.~= you nothing.
i l\i!|¢!1= rngagemrnla pn-vunt vis
)§c~a n ~ _ n \ o ~e ~|~I . f ." mr :iz nuocfufui l¢1\¢111ll§ex-|»:h».\n;¢ of American civilization.SO;
;perlencr.lri*ty must of notvslily rue far tht*3. Diploma Stat; C¢rtlf1cl\e--'hrlplusl but there should be no heg
ale operalinn.Let me explain 1||i-work,twelve in education.Bn-|,¢.. able tu find .mhe honcf abl work
a .lunre.But. in the United s u mw h e y m e n a n d w o m e n [ i n d op e n t o
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George Wnahinglm made the first Larson and Manimli Wilkins.UM'
proclamation l*v¢mding n na!.io|\|l go-getter,gave uhnfi and =\n=|Pv>
'llhanlndving day.He |Iu=ignated.apeeci1e»+ asking the ntumlmu m azNovember 26,1789 as the day for,{tn<i !~"ri\lny'a gzme.Mr. Moon- aim
thanking God for Hin gzoodnuu loltalltnl to us, explaining prrnnl aa
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iliock.Minneapolis,Minmmm.
No children umler two y mn f i l
A.B.degree,fiftérn hours in ;-|u¢,~1,mmp»\ or iuafen.
nlscalim.Validated for ilfe lf -The large clans hming nn dn-fan
fendonn, it in of the stemest mccu-
aity for one to choose 1 railing intowhich because of the subtle adjust;
ment between hh penonli gifts andthat calling, he may be able to throw
futon if you now take mivantlgf
he struggles for success.Astouc h
futon if you now take mivantlgf
DZ this opportuuitgn No Ie;§lrlll1
nor elastic hinfllgen are used.Canbe worn whiie bathing.
Lettere-from highly Mltiafieal ell»
mln available.WARNING: Never wear nlmbfanhionultruueaorelastichlll||;¢¢»l
s u i t fo r w h i c h t h e y a r e w h o l l y o r
p a n i n i l y un l a i ap t e d ;u m !tho se w h a
h a ve 1 vo c a t i o n t o w h i c h b y s u t u r e
a n d p r z p a n t l o n t h e y a n s u i t e d .
T h e U n i t e d St at es Ce ns us R e p o r t
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Mr.C.I".Reillich, the successful
expert says:
P °.P
holul the rupture perfectly no mulfr what pnniiion the body amume».
or how |11avg; u weight you Iift. They
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
a r r s x s l o n N u m '
CAN YOU so n.Po'rA1~ozs1
wh a .cooking v q m b m d r w
them hw: bolUa¢ nw :nd eoudnua
t h e m m nad!LN1 m u n d e r .D n ln the!!promptly.for ave1'»
r a n k i n g m i a Umm mu gh : b ln u
u a a n mama.e m u "nmngmm- 1 v q mb m m a - a n a n lo n n ,
ml n b b lle And la n zu un c h
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te r n wmd b y e o ok lu mo m ln s
mu l! q u n ti ly n f n u r .Th! wnlc rin which v¢¢¢1lNn have been cook-
m m l y i n w s an preparing uw
umm lor nervlng the vegnublan aran a hula for s oup, dm: nwning
Um nun-km.: sm were cooked vu!
mm the vrller.»».
rovrmm T() sxluan-/\ 1'SEED snow
dom an not count 'ml the Jwlnwlngumup the quanuzy pm of the| u n n d .,\u emrln n u m ¢an1aln
'u l h . n e w in Brldgcymn December
M u nd 17, juddrm hola urly Sn-Lerenl in lhb eompetltlun.T M n k :
n n no drawn u m a n y u mp h of
um!enleml in the wllealve ex-
hibit mu nba eumpete ln the open:Inu ln an lndlvidunl entry.Fa mv
er leulers and county exundon
I h t I M !u mm i n ma n y p u ts o \. 1
ln now mnkinf up their c ounty ex-; ° ' _ » g m m _ ,I ru i n ; A l r n mma . mn mu In mind.Duo-third
n .q u a m ,¢ r u m . n h changing n\c wmy c ollec tive umm; wln b "" " ' "' " P ' °* ' ° { " " " d o ve r I ' -I Z "
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um o r thru du n wi ll mod lly thu th e Nz f nuln of th e ( Inv. | mm| | '| ) hl!n ar e p emu lkd ln the eo ,
flavor.Tha loud vsluo of mlld 11| -lxllalll Ind nee! c lmr nod :h or lva exhib it,hu!th e exlnf lo u ol;
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entry foe ln be
Number of .
quallly of rn*mul ln deddln
county comp!
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th u m b s a n d P 1
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e c o no mi c a lly m a y be a l o t di ffe re nt t h a n w h a t y o u r
nei ghbo r use s.There i s e pile o f diiie rence.L e t u e d e -
li ve r the ki nd o f Co a l bes t for yo ur ne e ds .`
Got o ur prlcee on-
Ziegler, Nut or Egg Coal 'Mount Harris, Colo.
Hanna --Kathleen Bear River, Colo.
Rock Springs Penn. Anth acite
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All univeni§Eis2
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All Coal bcreenea rrom mn
Farmers Co-0perative
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A Real Christmas
Present ......
Through December we are~going to make the excep-
tional combination offer which should be of interest to
Readers of this County.
The Enterprise is being more widely read in this county
and it is our desire to place it in every home in this
county and in order to do this we make this offer.
I E
, T H E E N T E R P R I S E
ls an Ei ght Page , all H om e Prin t Pap er an d is recog-
nized by its readers as the leading' Blair Paper.Ea c h
we ek it<nnfres are fille d wi th t he h aooc nim zs of the
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~" - - . .. . . .r " n ' ~ '_ . _..._-__._._______5( C o m m u n i t y a n d c o u n t y.All the civil, social and politi-
cal doings are given in detail and you are invited to be-
com e a Reader.W e wa n t you to jo i n o ur in c re a si n g
family of readers,we will give you hearty welcome, will
treat you courteously and be glad to work with you in the
betterment of the community.
N O T E T H E C O M B I N A T I O N S
The Enterprise ----$1.50 The Enterprise -»--»$1.50
The Omaha Daily and Sunday Bee 5.00 Omaha Daily ul Sunday World-Harald $6.113
Total ---$6.50 |Totat --»$7.50
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_.E All lor --$6.00A i i la f u 1 ss.oo l
Beginning December l, 1025,The Enter-§
prise wili be sent to any new sub-;
scriber in the county for one year §
for ------=----g
U' N. B.This ufhr good uni; through the mnuth uf December. 'il §
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McCAR'i`!{Y AND
LONG CREEK
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$11. nu lin. Alfred Paulnn nnd
hmlly :pant 3&tu'da;»awning at
The va-owed#resulting #nn : . ,wkhkh latc h uuli1'or tlw(.bri.| !-
m u me md t h e uwnl i m !for
the uzlw-Oi.Ted Tberkolsen vrauon the Omahlmuh! yemrday for the purposa of
bu1i11¢»G1l1¢ feodir .gown to ind hh!
Surge crop of corn sc.T. K. Ivtfwn hu purehueni a darn:shelling out-fit and h h been busy
tbl gg* week shelling c um hr them i ;n .Dn Zu!Slturday he
melted for sun llshonc y.Br. and Bra. J. 8. Conety drove
zo Besson lu! Sunday nfiemoon tovisit thc hmliy of Hr. and Hn. P.
J. Flynn.Hury Tuc ker shelled 2.000 bmhala of com 'I\le|d3y which be Wm
to tbl Roh m In d ROM na d: r e-
wwng sixty-eight ants per bushel.
lin. Glenn Ray lnd c hildnn allid at the T. K. Ivenoh home lub
Thuradly nfhrrlnun.Hr. and Hn. KennethTyson werelast Svndly guests at the parental,
#pint Sunday ~~~ ag cof lin. lint i ve:-im.A w r nwzceuful and entertain-
ing pmfnm 'tu reziloned ln: Sat-
lntl-ly wining at the Kindrld school~ilolred by | box aoehl.
Ga mma bafon hor departure rlinevin 'here thu' will maize thdr
futun home.Thi Bono school is enjoying a twodinyn vacation for the 'rhanhrlvlnr
una.Mr. md lin. C. C. Jacobs-lm, Mr.
and Mn. Will Jaeobnn ¢§k|Dr. and
N. H. Atwood. all of Omllp,
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IS GETTING Low
Amerlt: ,To Be Desllluto ol Petrol-
*cum in S u m Years Will Be
Report UI Commission when
Ivratlgnliol ls Complelnl -
ualc smorez: OI'xA'r'| .DEFENSE
Washington, Nov. 30.-(Universal)
--Amezicfn oil supply, the backbone
of nnllonll defense and .once the
envy of the world, will be oxhuut-
ed in seven years at the preunt
nu! of consumption, President Cool-idge will be informed by his oil
eommiuion.ln lla offldal repost it
was leamed Sunday.So alarming il the litunion that
the pnsident will be earnutly nd-vlsed to reoonunond that use of all
be immediately abandoned lm!coal
and water power electricity employ-
ed srhenwor poulblo in all industry.Appdnted by Mr. Coolidge at the
time of the Teapot Dome oil sc an-
-B L A M E L E A D I N G N E W S P A P E R ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
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Ask for "BLUE RIBBON BREAD"GENERAL ANI) LOCAL NEWS AND COMMENT Ask for "BLUE ummm BREAD"
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Mr. and lin. 1-'ritz Rnudaen and
Laura, of Orem were Sunday 'finit-
ors at lhe Novak home.iinrlin Lnnsn and funily ,of
Wnuon Tyson uma,n .llr.u m Hrs.Roy Wllaon,of
Omaha spent Sunday 52 the Gwrn
Facllar hmm.l n .Alien Schneider.of Omaha.
emu UPI lan Baturdlfm-ening and
:pc m Sunday : i m her daughzer.
Mn .P.w. l|rC¢1fllr. Ind lin. Fm! Rsy and Hrs.
Fritz Iluller spent Sunday afternoon
at lhl Hutt lvarnm home.l m A .A.Amienon and Mi n
Juni Denny, af Tehmah were ull-in |on Hrs.Prim Mullet on luis
Tiumday nfurnoon.Genldim lleulor spent Saturdaynight and Bundly with her grand-
motiar, Hn. hm# lin/Lsler.
Hr. Pads: McCoy is driving a new
a » that days.
l 1 I Ili |t§5°°'21';`§i"'21f ",,,";§',,,°,,d"§,',, ~ ~u x a x s n o ws l f z n mu m u m :
~ ~land_in ulnc 1 Mrs. Clarll Allen uml Mn. Palme:
ymaen gave n linen shower for ~
llnrold Schafer. formerly Bliss A ceRl".SULUT!0}»S iwilkinf-on. at the Clark Allen home
~ i l = f » » » » = - » t h a t w e ~ ~ , E " § . , : f ' ; i ; . ' : : :
nppreeaauon to theC:t) 01 Blair £°r»Many beautiful d i n were liven
m ;==3;f the Clty =é'2"'l{°'n$$',§=\»= bride and will llways be useful
u m "prorram.o '."end remind her of her many friends.e it further resolved-Tot ane1;x Those present during the after-
;§i'l'§e;u;3wi,LM°fe ~ s_.,§°| 0r::,&001\ were Meulamea Harold Schafer
cheetn the i l u "and nwho help-| llulnnd Smith, W. W Wilkinson, Wed t make our program a :needle F Hemphill, 'Frank Schafer.Mark
Be 5 further resolved that we ex nw' M. R. Lipplneott,'Cllo1=. Met
tend our thanlu for the courtesy ofl rg f ';:lmN°"§3j 1'.§i,f;""§"'1'1
the Presa in prmtlog vw:and! xlc l-num cl de .Mlm Clem Jen
;khrnah.i4 T h e Ir e e l l l u n l o m h o m e n o r l h u l
t o o n w a s #he sce ne o f o pl ea s an t
family aeuniou on last Satuniny and
Sunday when the young Iollul comelmmefrom their voriotlgl schools lo
.slay over the weekeml.The son.
Illemtan,ls attending the towSchool of Meulieine, located in 0 a
iha: My rtle in a student at the su_university Lincoln, Birdie and Mary
:the two y ounger girls, are at Dano
College
5 Zslr. and Mrs.0.ll.Ireland had
itheir annual' family reunion on
I
ir mmu lvi n Day, all biting preaentwcnzwith the exc eption of one lhughter,
lolrs. l`led Huff nml fnmUy, who ore
I
I
464 in Novemberof lost ye~'ronn of llle city nchooa at e ar : t n vr eamen :ee ... ,school lw'ill°lllIm on Tuesday 010-1 that when the school year eloaee weins. Nev. 24 The Prorrlm nu ¢l\'°!c an tum back zo the menu better
en br lhe flfth and nhttlt grades llldfehristian eltlaena to help ln the up-
;Wll' under the direction of Mu. Gil-,un of their nee.
bert llrourn,H i n Bourke end Bin.;1;was interesting to me to seellml¢lleson.Th e mu of apac o P"'!he : m u folks w m a heir PI M* neach .year for cooperation in "°¥"\'°.\ents ue from giving a detailed ae-dplvc alloy, lmouring gm; they would
ell reading coursel end \"f"*"°°;c c unt of ny affair whic h was moehmg see them again for many*
work.The students,no they '¢""""coJ\°red br n b wl soo fathers,111°'amon\h=»..Though they wiznwalum
ll1¢I"l and friends.parental dépanure dry eyed, a fewt ,mi ed u days later could be seen lmllvdduelsM. J . l'. J en eml? e le c te d J i . ande:ec utIvel°im118 ill?~ h u :*kn':§;
-expred on ohabitnd hee been alow zo avail ;|_.cemmlttee of the Auxduary to the s h Mug ten
self of the fI\Cluu¢|h°g{:§|1d ~lraeverus-et :ary u i n u m;e n e m a "
¥f..l'I.`1§.f'l1m tieeml show that the §~'i.'f'§§`§fI'.§..'§."ZhI°§.w`§§..?Ji'fff'l§§'é5 -2=f'§ H23 werenvlzgerl, me sent
P¢°Ple one xmdullly but surely """1 m d l Auxiliary .mg 1-eden alone to Baeonei school offldall
"These !igur¢#." mill Stanley 0|-'
born, president of the bolrd, in comQmenting on the result e!"thl.\ elmeclh
"show gratifying reaults m wrce
directions.The »choola ore coming
to leon more heavily on the library
uate,have the library habit lm l l
`eontlnue to augment the number of
m e o w readers.'The older .zwW=
did 1101,'raw up Will!the llllllfy American Legion at her home 1ut|'n\¥'°°little f°lk"=e o aeveningPlannwe n made for a were put on the train bn their par
hi 5; 1 re nz the the Goh;n laving at llolluulale, Florldl..Those?a WUT n or ng:''w . present who enjoyed the Thanbgiv-Mt o t boubiStar.°°"="='"'°al "§'ou£`.Tf"'"° Lippincott and in ing dinner were Otto i m m a mnlvumble owne. mu; for :m1.=:Lli:+:;¢ dparubt a " " a u m ,,,,,,lu»¢m to em "ope One :mu na-
.,v .N¢.|,g _};,¢];m¢|. the nnreat, best nm D0 ul: land effor! to their nevaneement. R; ilovr vu e ¢'";~;;bg"= ;d'~§g="';,;"'"
~or a e o er a
.|Y lnotieen,:leo to Emntt Ty aon I o n "of Qulck Iowa Mis-sex Beatrice l t find that we ofler them 5 year e f h so :ho will met them at the tlepot and brolllht
ndon is to be aaved, the comminlon
loliwta.Increased demands for big,fast
f wtors by nutolsu "who wan: to getthanin n hurry"ls found by the
commission to bo one cause that
threatens oil dlsaator.An appeal will in all probability
be made so the mcchaoitll |cniua.!ndevisea. speedy but smaller motor
that will consumc less gas.The navy and merchant marine
nm rapidlyl becoming oil-burning,
and the commission l.|elle\'¢s thatnalionn.l protection requires the
maintenance of an oil supply for
naval demands.An effon to discourage homo-
.f
J
tim commission has new prnctically
compieted its work.
The known oil supply of tha Unlt-ed States eupahlu of being refined
by present methods. is believed bs
the commission ln be about 5,500,
000,000 hmmm.The Uni States is using oil npetroleumpructaatthen t s of
800,000,000 ba ls a year, and con-
sumption is rapidly increasing the
rommiuion find;Amedca must :ut down its |n~
null consumption to 850,000,000
the oil resources of the coqniry and
VOL. XXIX BJQR, WASHINGTON COUNTY, NEBRASKA, DECEMBER 3, 1925 NO. 45
9|
H i n m i l k Rave!n a 1.Lmro of H a m m ,wgre calling Sun-
day evening an ll i n Leona Ravel*
at lb: J uni! Candy hams.
ln. Jann ilclalor :pcm Tuesday
zfiernmn at the T.K.lvrrmwh
homl.
Bunn. Royal Day.. Parker McCoy
Jr. and Clyde Peak spin! SatunlayhadSundnyvisltimréllliveain
Omahn.
Mn .Kenneth Tyson .pccompaniedMr. and Hn. John MQW !! lm! nfs
Watson 'l'yson1o Omaha one day
mt week.
Hr.and Hn .U m Mohler andaiaugiater,VI-ginia vixilal Monday
with Hrs. James Iletzler. ,
Arthur Dixon, who in he n from
Lung Buch, Callfarnia. took dinner
II A lo u dly nw h is a un t,lrlrs.
Jam: Conely.
/will in ull probability be rnnle.There is enough coal to supply thecountry for 1,000,000 years, the rom-miucion believes,nm!borne-owners
and industrial chiefs muh!be en-rourxged to rely upon it.
Over production has always led no
an energetic campaign by producer:
tu "educate" the people in new we:.uen of eonsumption.Over produc-
twn must thereford be stopped, the
mmmiuion believes.A system of unit drilling by wild
Cil\lȢ|$ will probably be enforced by
the government to prevent the reck
les:waste which now attend:pro
duction.Courts have held Lhat allin like n wild lnimnl, to be caught
"where Ia."The [i n t eight of oil
hu resulted in promiscuoue drilling
by all owners of adjacent tembory.
COU1'*€C!L MEETS
The Blair City Councli held a vry
9
was carried out.The moat import dlwrce from her husband, ehar£ln¢aut lmnisnctlon was the accepting D"| cruelty.Mrs.Uucidnghanr wa.-I athe expert accountants report which o e Blair rl Miss Frances Lin_. f IT!! f il*9 :shown!nc sliecrcpency ln the ac lzlerholm. yotmitfr :laughter of form
'~°""'~* of the city.in c itlaanr. Mr. and Hrs. J A. Lin-
An "f °
u
" " ° l u ; ? : n : ' : ? '.n?;§\ derbolm.Mr. Linderhoirn was book-
al and °er qu 1 1 Fkeeper for we Crowell Lumber Co.importance 'took "P the " " " " " " : l 1 e r e around twenty year:axo-pazt of the evening, which with the .n.ailowin of the uma! gtirri of mn=§""'""' Blair ~_;1_;-5 p°':"wn*h e
The Christian..-. Iinuleavor "-etytook charge of the regular evening
ael"\ice at the Ghrlatianl church lastSundayevening.Talks were |,riven
Mildred Bu er I}ornth Hanna, W fx .r
and Mary Ilnvendick.A rebate outtie question,Resolved, that the ap-i
ylicntiun of atetanlahip principles is
fundamental to the api -ual life."
The debatera an the aftir tive were'.nm Crowell c .F°' """ '""" "work of F evening. they now reaide.Y w n r Buchinz1 Milfflhl Mehnna lltll Reatha Burger;
..| .|
benefit.f111,library board felt that-»"Jar having liquor in their puaaeaaion.
the fu-\||g§¢| were already available,-me, were taken before Judge Elle:Blah business men,ne l l ! ! !*".e=n=i Haynes wal fined $100 and
paygn, would be glad to offer thlf coals which bl' has iadled 10 raise
1 custom-lat this time and Dlmmielq was aan-llb to their coun ry.,."'¥i'..`f'°u..m~.for eeveral yealptenc ed to sixty days in jail.
me board has extended all me ll-Q Mr.and Mrs.I'rank 12.Warrick
brary fmcilitlea to m.|t~o!-town real-gud aa their guest on Friday,Mr.
denta on the same balm as local and Mn. Hom!! Pinter. their daugh-tax payera.A collection xx! the fn0|ur and a girl frieml of Canada, who
.h the states on
\
-fnz zrrrsamuss-'Flfim fifE f1~§:¥=m'>ft ?"~_E'i
.1 '.
v
\ _ _
+ -
Gen me nam:
'trade with
J. L. Pounds
one price chnhicr
Blair,--Nebr.
IIXTRAORDINARY m>UcA11o>ml.'
r n o c n fx s xx GEORGIAGeorgish u prepared lor the!
heaviest school year in the hlatry
of thu Suite.ln anticipation of an
increased enrollment in the public
school;of 200,000 pupils,probably
reaching a._,9.0hl of 1.000.000 child-
ren lo be provided for.170 newschool building! wen completed dur-
ing the p ut cuimncr as a cost of
s2.144,ra':, and an school connolldnE
Lion;were effected,eornblning (SIE
former xh o w .All reconls in the!employment o! teachers wen!brok-Ien, 18.000 having been engaged fori
the session 1925-26.
'ro EXPERl}li1.\'T wrruAR'l`l(IIOKB lx NEBRASKA
Omaha,Nov.21.-The utichoke,Iliic h has been press ogented by
Senator R.B.Howell as an ideal
Nebnaln crop is to be given a fairexperimentbyGeorgeBrandeis,
Omlhs,on his big Gherrr county
ranch next spring.
B L AIR w o r m; m w r t z w s u
Du but Siturday occurred the
nm1Ltge of Ulm AHCC Wflkinlon,gourmcr dasaghtef of Mr.and Mn .
w w.Wilkinson, and Mr.Harold
Schnflr, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Schafer, of this city.Ali partien concerned nre well-
knewn in Blair and Wuhingthn
county.The mntraclidg plrtiea a n both
zradultc x of our c ity uc hoola n mhave been sweetheart: (fu number
of years.The bride,following her gmlua-tkm, worked In Dr. W. F. Ilemphiilk
:lcntal office and this fall began herunitersitycareer,taking the fresh-
m.l.n fork.This was abnaptly end-
rd lawt Saturday when the happy
fouplc Med thenuelten to Bntrlc e,
Nob., when they were marriedin the
Episcopal church thenThebridcgmomin a real d i d
fumc r and known from actual
experience,just wlu t it means tuengage in :hc business of fnrming.
x o n u n n n n o a r u u n a u n f u n n s o o o n n o o o s n
ROUND THE COUNTY |
Now: ol Interest :nheud hy Enterprise
corrnpondenu irom ev,:. v community In Wuh-
' iugiun Lounly.
»¢<.»uo~.n§¢<au¢<.»d»»<.n.» oounnaunrnuoouus
AL O NG THE IDI ;»¢rio<Lrm u¢c.¢u»y Pix cm my. KmB0'I"l`0M ROAD nn oyner :upper to thehfparenuI
I
md mpmr- an sm smwy wm-Fnmu Mehnnn,am =h»"\P'°"nz nz um nm 'mmpwn mm..eomhuskn uf um um.. °| W Game: ln-I vunsng armpled me ev.-¢-=\y. u utumdlu we Nom D""`in|nl and a n»»» Club vu nr||ni:~um-In z°°¢»|>¢||gums ln UI~°°\" .~x ai Unitime.Than pnunlwerewhy.Iumnay Am: im" and win, Mr.
ln. G\!wn Andnwn. af Tlhmchlnrdnly lhu Beulah lorlln. :puntThunday nnemwn vhltiniher nw
m f . I n o w n H m mMn. HAH! md Kmnoth 1'1»o||m|
ln. Byron Bunn mania! l bridnpuiy lt ilennnn sunny alurnmuTha prly vu [Wm by Mn. IA-hnwr ol lin. lm
|and ln. cm. Hin! And wp, Mn.w, G. Hlrrhon xml hmily, Gifford
:~u\»»|\, elm" Anderson. Hn. unvuzPeteruTodPetersenandJumn Tho n und funlly.1m Iollo "K folk.: from :hh vdc-mily euyryeri RH. Hmry De lAn¢'|nnnon at the ld. E. church lut Sun-.La momln . Mr. Amd Mn. John lda-
Prurrrs 'mn rmwa-an-|6-
ruvs No nvonrms
A LOCAL NEW SPAPER mn
1 ALI. rm: PuoP1.E
prevent lo : u in t in th!¢'n1»¢"1llin,
mrnt of the guests.Hr.lm!llrs.Joe Llzure enter-
tained the foliowing at dinner lastSunday, Hr. and Mn. Louie Schenk
m d William Schenk,li n .Wm.
|t
nu-:w FARM HOME
Mr .eml Mn. John Reid are eager-ly watching the final touches on
their new farm house that they arebuilding on the old 'Cruifskshnnk farm
south ol' town.The Relais bought the htm l fewyur; elm and have been more than
planed with f u m life since going
out there.-They have tom down the oldhouse and in in phée have erectal
;. mml*'rn bungzlon' styie of house.
'1"1e house is now rtllly for the
second cut of plaster Ind. the Reid!
ere moving into the basement thi.:
week ppepnntory to taking full pon
mession soon.
I'arming these dan is not a hard-
ship when one cv: live in a modern
home, have up-towlete machinery and
mall nrvice. also radio servlceclose
ll h ind.
1 |h a r n e i g h b o r h o o d a t a n a f t e r n o o n
h m c h c o n I n t T h u r s d a y .A E l n l y
c o n t a t m l d m l t o t h e i n l l r e a l .L n d
p r i u s w i r e a w a r d e d M r s .J a m e s
M u l l i n ,I h s t ;M n .L e o n l l i n d l e y ,
m c o n d m d M n .C h r i s H i n z ,b u n b y .
T h e h o l l r u s e r v e d a d e i i c l o u a i u n c h
o f h 0 ¢b l l r u i l l .c h i c k e n ,m i l d m d
p u m p k i n p i l .T h e f o i l o w i n g i n d i e :
o e a u s u i h e a b o v e m e n t i o n e d w e r e
p r e s e n t :M n .D u n T h o m p s o n ,H r s .
J a m e s T h o m p s o n ,l i n .J a y L a n n n ,
M r s .C a r l H i m i l c y a n d M r s .J o h n
l¢I¢D4ml.ld.Co-om in the D! Soto woods wereundercoverInd.Salunhy evening'
when 1 bunch of men led by zhv
Justin boys,but the bushes :nalacnuredthehe41;ea and hiuuy l in
'aearch of the !it!1e animaius.One
turn c oon n a their rursnl.The
hunmra wound up with n feed at theSmdey home under the iupgrvlnion
of the ladies.Joe Luanne sold the l u :of his
foedonn. int week.
on his fathefs farm near Kennnnl
and hu begun laying his plana for
his \i!t'| work.if than young peupie are as dr
terrningd in male good as they have
been zo marry. they wiil succnll far
beyond thair present axpectatmnn.They have y outh and Ne and
are both of pleulnt genial disponi-
tion th!! invites on¢'s friendship and
bent irilhu.The Enterprbe join:their man;
Liendn in extending congratuhticm
£0 tliern.
Long, John Aromon, John McElon
Lld, Ear! Caddie!! and August Wd-
ters,of Wdnut i o n .and Rev.
Henry De Long of Cauwl Bluffs.
Mm John Aronmn very pleasant-
1 I 5D o n d d ,H r .a n d H r s .Ja y L a r s o n
a n d F r e d b o n g .A n u m b e r o f p a o p i e fr o m £ h i | vi c -
c i n i t y a t t e n é e d t h e J. J. L o n g b i r t h -
d a y p a y i n B l a i r i n t S u m h y .M r .
L o n g g m s eig ht y-s ux y a n u k !a t
th is ti me .Th e fo l l o w i n g H c fl a r t h y
i r i e n d s s p e n t n p l e a s a n t d a y ; H e a r n
1 |~ . |[|
. _. . . . . . _._ ..- . . _ _ _ . . . - -_-_
a1a'm0n| s1 CHURCH
HAS m=;srm:c 'r1vr:I-'IRE
While the Alethodlat church bue-
ment ru being heated lu! F ri tliyafiernoonpreparatorytoar o w
Peoplo'| program :nd supper, which
was io have r: held there on that
evening,an fire,supposed an haveelutedfromedefectivechimney,
broke out.The blue was c onfined
in the north wait o! the :hunch bowoen the siding and the plnllr and
wee very axrricun to get et and be-
fore the f£rme11_got it under controlhad eaten away the greater pert of
the studdinn of the north WML The
fsre and the water eomblned renderedthechurchunfitfor services,but
work was immediately begun vv¢\i3=8
the building beck in shape and if
wery tlilng moves along as lt l l
hoped it wili, the bulldlni will £3615
be in use in e ahon tlme.
On account of the condition of the
churth, the young people hdd their
Friday svenin;affair at the
Chrluiln church and we 513|\di¥
morning service: were dispensed withbutthe evening services were hlld
I0- PRUGRANw0F INTEREST
Pulliam Br Wireless Un Live Tanks
Of The Bly For Fuan Folkl.
Hue Blaming And Evening
_.;-Pr o ln m
KNOW TOUR s u n a o u xn l x- n s
Th( College of Agriculture of theUninnulyofNahnnkn,h u been
broadcasting some wghty nod radio
programs this fall and lun the fo!Iovlng program for this week which
:humid be of Interest to farmen Intl
f a l le n 'I i v t l Ind all othen in-
a-nm.1 in our great htm problems.
Tha morning tnliu ue on Mondays.
Tuesdays,Wulnesdnya and Fddayaat 10:30 A. il. lml the evening pm-
zr u u a r e Monday and Weclneulny
eomlmz on at 8.05 P. M.This w¢~ak'| #mmm follows-Friulay, Dee. 4, 10:30 A. H.-~"Tlw
Tiny Tots Sanely Dressed,"Hi ll
and the Clyde M. Alien family.
'rhé John Reid faim home ls near-
ly ear"~'~ted and tho iamii;uifl h.
umviixg in one of .mnu 4':!,'.
I n t Monday.They returned w
Blair on Tuesday.
Mrs.Louie ireland :ml son camoup from Omlba 'l`umlny evening to
spend a few dly s.at the 0.M3
Ireland home.M m Louis Rasmus-sen and elmildren, of Spiker also vis-
itmi ai.the parental home a few
Jays.Messrs lrelxnd and Rasmus-re.1 uma for Thxnhflving day .
l i n and Mrs.Wm.McCrackencameupfromOaWmlnesday
evening to spend Thank|=|i\lng at
the parental. John &!cCrackr.~n home.
Mr. and Lira. George Heidclund andfamily,of Washington,Nab.andMr.and Mrs.Raymond McCracken
and non, of lhis city uriil also ber
p n u n !for the Thanksgiving: funi..
Sunday at Irvington.Gnndma Thompmn of Blair.in
atiil indlapoaed.Her fritnds Hsw
for lnr nlurn zo hullh.
Mn .Wil!1Iarriwon and daughter.A-da entcrtninal a number nl Mend..
at their home on Wnlnnday aftea
noon,Nov.18.Visiting w u the
mnln future of the afternoon and asdeiicioan luncheon wus nerves! by the
hospitabie bonuses toward the close
of the afternoon.The hunch con-J s mi of nndwichel, chicken salmi,
doughnuts and coffee.Them werepnlent)I¢| mf |D m and James
Thompson.la y n Rosenbaum.Peter
Jensen. John hlcbondd, Jdl Raven
blum and Jay larsnm
l)0UBl.E wsoumc'
Azmlvznsm
Old Timaru U n Over T!m` Day!
01 Youll mm- Hvdy
lnlrfrll And Mod .
C4-romania
MANY HNJUY 'nn-: HOSPITALITY
The ofliehl, of \hD Fim lhvdnl
or in ~thing and Textiles, Depaw
ment of ome Economka.Momlly, Doc. 7, 8.06 P. M.--"What
Allied My E n d n f l"Prof.G.W.
Sndth,Department of AgrieultunlEngineering."Baby Il-qsvu for
Ben and Girls," L..l. Frilbie, StltlExtension Agnnt in Boys' and Girh'
Clubs.Wednesday.Dec.9, 8.05 P.M . -"Buy the Cow an Overcast,"Prof
il.P.Davis,Depnrintenl of DairyHashanah-y."Daviga 'Iub¢rcu!oli|."
Dr. L. Van Es, Department af Ani-
mal Paihuiogy.
-:|:-
To BE MARKED
Hn 'hs Mui: Sale Hllhwuu In
A Unlfofm Dlumer.win
ru A Grnl Adv-»\|»|¢¢To Tauri!!!
STATE SURFACE!! ROADS FINE
Travelnu over che .nate highway
they Nfuud to :Lund :Inns on the
day following and would not perrnlt
other atudmu Q:abiluld Mt n !xlmroe altempu to hold them,the
luachen gave it up snd_'°s¢hool was
out" for tha dw Soma fnlh might
find time to figure out just w i l l
shi;"l1oli¢lly"h u cost the greatstate af Nebruiza "per |tude.nt" but
the bl! sc ore of 11' to 0 tzlinlt
Natal Dlml yan too much oi n vic-tcry for the fool.-bail lnthu aluu
and riot nignnl mprerne for u time.
|W i l l D o w i t h ' C o n ve n i e n t K i t c h e n f , "
u m u m a S m i t h ,S t a l e E l b u u l i o n
A g e n i i n H o m o i l a n n g e m n n t .
Tueaclny,D i e .8,10 :3 0 A .H . -
" A D a y ' |W o r k w i t h t h e P o u l t r y
F l o c k , " P r o f. F . B .M u m h l , D e p u t -
m e m o f P o u i t r y H u s b a n d r y .
W c d n e m l l y ,De c . 9 ,1 0 : 3 0 A .M . -
° 'H o t h e r Goo se Ma k e s l n A r t i s t , "
a T a l k o n Ch i l d n e n h B o t t : b y M i n
E d n a Ben so n,H a n d o f t h e D i vi s i o n
ol 'D e s i g n a m !H o m e F u r n i l h i n g ,
D e p a r t m e n t o f H o m o E c o n o m i c s .
I"1i day,De c .I l ,10 :8 0 A .i k : -
" W h N o t P r o ve Y o u r Te x t i l e s ? "
horiie of Attomey and bln.Re-ed0'}{anlon.It was ru1her\belnte¢l ful
the Thanksgwing feast but unavod-
able .c irmnyancu made it impou-lble for th celebration on mq pru-
per slits.
Mr.C.W.Burger reports the
aalc of the Fm! Compton 130acre
farm to i'rank DeTe{nple, of Omnhl.
The .Ave Carmichael home nant-
ly told to Mn. Sam Zhrana.In thedealnforty-acre farm was h i l t"
' r wo sarrrr:rect-:za
IDR 'Ih"l0X!CATl0!*i
Frank Klalle, nf Herman who was
charged with mlrunlcenncas and U 'u a on Nov.24 hui his headng
M ~ a y and was sentenceel zo the
costa and thiny day: in the county
_ml at hard iabor.
Chas. Compton, who was arrested
at the :mme time and on the mme
charge was paroled.The sentences
are to he in force from the 24th of
November, the date of the amast..
..
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A m o b o f N e b r u h u l g i va n l t y
st ud e nt s m n a o j u b i l a n t o ve r t h e
Cloddng and Textiles,Department
oi Home EconomiesHondlr.Dec.1,30:80 A.M . -
he being one of the directorn.
Mr.nm!Mn .Chrk (Y lh nb n
drove up from Omaha last Sunday
4 I I .b e f o r e n i g h t t l d n a w e r e r u n n i n g
n c r o w t h e g r m d e . - H e r m a n Re co rd .
numI||||ul|mm|||1m|||||ii||||||||||1||||||1I|mMu||||||n||\a|\\|\ mu|Inum|u|||n||||||I|iM|M|i||f\|||i|iH|i|i||iiM
Rivett Lumber ~ Coal Co.
Jewel Smokeless Coal
One of the greatest discoveries in Coal
u a to this time.
dreaming ducks and ge n t for the
Omaha marlztt.The upper room at McCarthy
srhaol will pul. on the ph;, "Hume
'Is¢|\," mon.A few in thin vicinity have finish-
ed corn huaidng.The ii|.~Clml1;»lkognsaive Club
aan meet with Mrs. Merton Winch-
rll November 27.Nts. Jammu Hul
hlt and Mn . J l mn 'lhamp.»on are
the urving committee.J. J..Sie°rck. of the Long Creek
nrighborhwd was host to many ulhh-friends and nelxhbnn on i n t
fu.| !ay afzemuon nm rffniug when
ihey nliuemd. at his home, the occa-
sion being his birlh anai\er»ar).Mr. Sienh in a lamlmarg in this par:
of nm enum; and his many friends
extend but whhes for mane hlmfsy mn .Hi:famity wnalniing ¢f his
.w
BLAIR LIBHA~I |day evening, November 24, zo assist
-pb, lthnofn, the noon! public rihem and Mr. and lin. Elmer Frnln
tho town,and the outlying ||r111 if'celebrating their w¢ddQ:¢|,nai-
population on joined to make z~:¢.,\¢w=Hn.n was the an rly third
vomber,1925, the btllif al mouth in;f°'=""'"°° of the day °f =h= wedding
the history of the nu ff :mano Li 't0f Mr.and N w Carter.The fol-brary.Though tho short month lowing day Mr. and Hn, Fpin ul-
'was mlde shone: zhisi year, by six Iebntnl the twentieth anniversary of
clouml days. Thanksgiving and fi1ro;""'5' marriage The c hilf evlnt of
Sundllya,all records were baok|a.5U1° gathering was the mock wodding
Renders took out L7-I?hooks on }°"h"_"*f1 lin. Canter and Mr. and
against 1,527 hat year and 1.|74 ini Mm.Zmm.The wedding'marchNovofnber,1923.Nearly 800 mags-1 ""' playe¢l1ay Mrs. Smaiioy and the
:inn were nlao Lnken out for homw""" of tho c eremony *GN III!! by
di the exact number being 283 Rev.A.D.Smalley.iettle rg ;-
ef f l |l!.'»|1 record.ln lim N,,ndluric i Bennl was ring arerhich il a so n2;-four bunirltas days practically the ivirlel ¢=\fli°\!bridal bouquotn pre-
1u'
;hnIB population af Blair aeemeal nenltd by the guests.De Zicioua rotohaveiriuiwllthehbrury,for L freshmeat; wen served.
count mule with a telephone tabu~{.
iator,showed 2.Tol persona en lor l A very lucctnsful Krlule pgognm
came .io~ Sunday mul Mina Edna
Matthews who teaches in Lincoln
wus also there- over Sundly.
Rnlph Hencilc,who is altemiingschoolinC'h'icalzo,came home for
Thanksgiving and Inter decided sn
have e much needeci openllon whslehere.Accordingly he went to Oma
ha where he was operated on Moa-
dgy for hernia.He is getting alongnicely.ills nnthdr,Mrs.Henry
Mencke ln with him for n few days.
On Wednesday,November 25,az
the home of the officiating; clergy
man, Rev. A. D. Smalley of the Bap-
tist church at high noon,a .
1relty double 'aeeldlng occurml whenMi n Nettie M.Anderaon of Teha-
mmh became the bride of Mr. lm T.
Uchling, of 17 oper and Mia; L'earl
I. Lange, of Decatur eme the wife
final l uniform system ol'markerson all the important roads, for the
state department of public works
il planning to put up signs that will
act os a nfeguahl to motorists, and
will place Nebraskfo roads on aparivllhleadinglmlghurayainthe
Unllcal States.. The xml:of putting up 'thanmarkon will be atortcml next spring
if. is mid.Signs will bo placed at
all dangerous cunes and toms,atnanow brlnlges. near school houses,
nt railroad cmeainga ond importantcrouromla.The motorists nwhlo
watch -for those signs will bq able
to know when they are approaching
dangerous places,so il.lo lxlin ed
that accidents will be prevenlofl.
Signs bearing information of interval. to travelers will also bo placed
along the roads.
"ot 'rave our ex es
r :8u r : ml u n .nuanipgm Mmk¢',.,,.., of Aam~ur ml co. and l non*Vi\riun Gilliam.Special' i=\wi=' M ~Mil of farm work hue hum vvliuheir way to Kansas City whore 'nlvni.is r M i n n
are ejoiclng over the arrival of s of the his Fventt Buc kngham W fwrfnderal and pep noun were sung by in and the farm readcfs are lt Int wun spend the winter.TM?" Q Dx, 12-W. R. C. elect ==;;#gm..
fin!xili»horn zo them on l u k l v r u prelklarit of the Lrnlon Suck- the Society.1'Zver§0¥10 who attendllla h¢innin| to ual! ilmnulves of thu nlenalned Mr.and " ; * , _ "A Dec. 20JlIn3;;iSi§0lI:hFl""*\
'11;gm|;y morninj.3:fda Company.'though! the nervke s very good one.' servloa affered them br the town."Compton at dinner on tha 1 y.: r e n o c u
.\
. . . -u v » ¢ - i l v \4 ~~ _ _r a m :r .y
mens were {Cl1ippe\n The other tribe:in ot-Re reaahsenla were 1guests during the afternootl.{ " " |family,of l'lIlan.Nab.,Louie * "am ,5 u ille g .o r g n d and famnlx?of.0mlh. thi' ;,»;*-i;;>»f;_;;g,§g :;f:uPm;'m ;e,.,nln¢ enjoy ed folioting the bun-_.Vs 1 sday ':\ omg; mveru relate -s lumen umly , of bplke:°I b neu meeting.|x.eminnr:e sro Cheyenne,Arnpnhoc,
and Void Ireland and fansily,of the *ncreafwl u:o_o! the hbnry Y =Cml¢lo.Wlchiia Kiowg,Comanchathe farmers.Ullir tax ll:l3;f*'P;';l Hay Haynes,o l o u t Lincoln' Bt.1 I-law. I'a\sneo,bnmn,Sac md Fox:
and Hoy Dimmic k vom ~rfuun on (Cobtlnuetl on pgge four]24152tbl news thnt Mrs. Robert iluckinm _1" Irlsuit for ANI?ar .' i u o institution for
USINESS ANDSOCIAL FORECAST
ec. 8-Lmllea" C. of C. meeting.
\.5--Dance at Spiker..5-Calhoun Ladies Bazaar.hc. 5--Dance nz Ledon hail.Halle
by Ron'| 6 Colteginns.
I . 10--Hethodllt Ladies' Hunt.. 10-0. E. S. clutivn of afflcln.
I ..*
~\e
Ym f . N - ~
-ur
|a - .bring vom work to The Enterprise.
Walter Sapponfleld drove to Lin-
coln today so spend Thanksxivinl
Mrs.Walter Ssppenfield,of theRomhillneighborhoodandMQs.
Laura Toft were Omzhn vlniton last
Monday.
Sevvinl peoplo from this vicinity
drove to Lincoln today to Like in
the Lincoln-Notre Dame foot bali
game. 1
Mist Helen Muelier. who is attend-
ing the Linc oln University, plum tospend the week-end at tho pnnnui.
J. Mueiler home..
Miss Mary W.Cook ia expected
home from Lincnin Friday evening
Lo visit over Sunday with her mo-
then Mrs. Eva Cook.
George Dnvia,oeeornpeniod by
Mm.Davis and bln.Hugh W right,
L O C A L o v n a r w w
0.H.Ireland spent i n t Friday
in Omaha.
would plant the artichoke extensive-
ly.Growers in the mlddlewest andfadenlslturalexpertswill
watch Brandeis'artichoke experi-
lmnt carefully and lf il. is success-
ful other Nelmruknnn are zxpocled
zu enter the field.
iionu orfnE\ mu mission
Wallington County Boy Employed
Aa Ono Of Fac ulty 1| lndln
Million Sc hool W rit! Of
Exprlelcen ln Work
c r v s s F'AC'|'B OF l x m n z s r
Dudley Carta:, non of Mn. Chu.
Carter of this dty, ll in tho amptoy
u ons of the fgplty of the Bac on:
Collegg of Hscono, Oklohoma md at
our roquut h u written xl:varyentertainlagty of his experieneu In
that institution.
1711 lnatitutihnina Baptist lillllonschoolfor Indiana and the flcts md
figuna he gi n a alonk with the
working of th: school, arc 'nonhy
of note.
" ln npty to y o ur nquu t to tollof my work among Indians, I ti ll
not only tell at my lpoetflo work in
Agdc ultun, but will tdl about theschool lilo of Bacon;F
.
SIXTY-l"0{}l }t.\ll.ROAI)g R l D { i l I a x o v r s u B 0 W * | | A P P E N l N G S ~
One of the >pm¢-no follow-;~ A L N ~
ing the construction of tho bin!
floonlwny has been the turning off
Car Creek.a small stream |l:out ;"h¢ Going:A94 Coming; of Your
£\0 ~BOTH!(If HBlll\llll»iflla ~ A n d I | i i l l d I I n
Hlll ereek e male ond e half southTm.has enabled the railroad com Every Day Mfalre In
pany to dispense with one bridge;Domestic Clrcltn
replacing it mth e grade.The
bridge otjer Cer creek tlfls.a stealatnlcture of late type whllo the one
ever Hill creek me built of wood.
w.1|nx FRIEND 3|lI1.|`1:|Fmazwu
Mr.and Mrs.Gilbert Hines en-
It was deeiulenl to take out the lat- _layed Thanksgiving dinner with reter and put the steel bridge in itslativen near Florence.""
plsee
and Tuesday the sixty-foot steelbridge,wus lilted bodily from its
place and net on smell trucks on
the nlls for the purpose of haulingittoi ll new location ec:on Rlll
creek.After bdnging it about 1,000
feet one of the tmcka broke and itwas necessary to lift the bridge oil
the truck until repain eould be mad!
or other aanngementa mule.Ae soon ae the bridge was rola-
A 'hu n er brought here!'Soren Jensen drove to Lineoln lost
meek to ettend the Nellnsltn Notre
Dame footbell game unc! returned on
Frimley evening accompanied by nv-eral of the Blair :forms folks who
me attending the Unlverlity.
Hr. and Mrs. C.D.Dawson. analMr. and Mrs. Harry Merrie are nt»
lending the Western Cannon Con
\ention in Chicago this week, ha!-ing left Tuesday.While theme Har
ry wlll nttew a clirector'| meeting
. -s
Ak Sar Ben, Country Gentleman
can 20c Z cans 35c
We carry a complete line of Qual-
ity.Groceries and Meats at reason-
able prices.
North Side Store - South Side Market
JENS NIELSEN,Pmprhtor
0
\
uownnn SAYS W-ILL NOT
a u x Frm zzovlanxon
Wuhingtan, Nov. 21.--II¢|gnr How-
ahl.runkrtssmin from the Thirddistrict.has definitely turned down
suzgexlions that have come to him
ihat he ram for governor of Ne-
braska next year, and has annauncedhissupponofCharlesw.llryan
[nr that office.
In his ltalemenl hir. Howard saidthatwhihilia an nailed honor
"f-wcutlxe dllllrs do not w o w inme.Inirislative work docs nppeai
£0 mr."
He says that the utmnlrrloua choirs
ot' zhu democrats of the state should
be for Mr. Brynn for governor.
598.'Then tribe!comqrlla th!mn ur nu mbe r of I h a l ln th i
auto, thc total Ind lution of
thealate being 111,31-4,1| ena-thinl of the Indian pnpulntionaf th
sn tln u m m s u m .or th e mu :
number of lndlm c hildnn of lehnoll k 'ln Oklahoma, SMH, only il.-
935 are in admol.Tha Indians an rlallsing mon usd
more the need of education.Prui-
dent Weeks,of B a u m had to re-f u u o u r o m hundred applicant!
thi;yeas; because we did not have
br Mr.Clyde Blnger to Mr.Endilunlle.of Herman.
Mr. ami Mrs.Henry Chrinlenmen
ef the Chrlstenaen Cub Store, drovedowntotheWashingtonneighbor-
hood inet Tuesday where they are
wailing at the Fred Jungbluth homeStreetCornmlasionerlttadidl
mighty good piece of work this week
when he dynamilerl the stumps out
of the North park.
Mia.sea Francis and Gretchen livrzog, of Linc oln came in lul. Thurs-
day evening to spend a few days nl
the home of their uncle and auni.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenkins.'I11elr
si x ty - si x p b p i l n i n t h e school,O u r
sch ool ta ke s t h e ch i l d f r o m t h e
k i n d e r g a r t e n t h r o u g h t h e t w e l f t h
g n d o .T h o u ch i l d r o n m m e f r o m
n w d i f fe r e n t l u k e .m p r o e e n t i n |
L h i r t y - o n e d i f fe r e n t t r i b e s . Th e g r e e t
o r p o r t i o n c o m a f r o m t h e F i veg l vi l i n d ' r r n m o f E a s t e r n O k l a -
homa..Be c on e i s : E d i t e d i n t h e
m i d s t g f, L h | | Q F i ve C i vi l i z e d Tr i b e s .
Th o y a r e ca ll ed ci vil i ze d be c a u s e o f
t h e i r w i l l l n f n e i I o f g o ve r n m e n t
su p e r vi s i o n of~ u h o o i n ,l m d l e n d
p r o p e r t y .'Ns oy w a n t t o p r o g n n .
*J
achaol in this country.We haf: an
..b e fo r M r . B r y n n f o r g o ve r n o r .
¢ \ N l \ 'l A L | 1 R D ' l 'E l N F U R N E S S
Th e o n e e i e m e n t mom!o ft e n lack
i n z i n t h e r a t i o n o f h l y l n g he-na |<
p r u u e i n , s u c h u r m n t m a u i , t n n k n s v
elried o r l i q u i d b u t t e r m i l k ,o r l k l m
m i l k .E l x p e r i m r n i l l w o r k a t the
P u r d u e E x p e r i m e n t St a t i o n ha~
| \ h 0 \ !1 t h a t m e a d d i t i o n o f G p n u n fu
o f h i g h n u d e t a n k a g c to , n typ:c.|l
g r a i n fo od increases!t h e m r p m
si u r l l o n f o m s u In m a 2 5 : 2 1 p e r } : \ : u
p e r ye a r .\'i|'l1rn a-kim m i l k o r hum
te fr n i l k In a va i l a b l e a t a l l l i m e s , U
B r e w m e a !o r w n k a z e m a y b e I
n u t o f t h e r a t i o n ¢»utirf~ly..hut u r h
h e n r:1|.u\l 'com-um a nbou£n o p o n \ - I .
u r 0 \ f f 5 0 q u a r t s o f m i l k t o g e t 1 :
f.";u4l 1"p r u l r i n o f slit po u ml x 'l
tn11k:n§r.
"You af: ,put mt in the huomont
or ln the attic, only lot ma coma to
Bl-cono."The capoclty of our dom-ltorin il now used bey ond the lim-
it.it il of interest m note the dl-airo to entlr a Chrilllln inllituiiun
of looming.I hurlil thi:remark
mule by men who hive worked manyyan among Indian schools, ""l'l\ono
children nn difforenf from those in
government schools; they Oelm monhappyandcontentedwithschool
UIQ."Q,Since this i l |minion boauilnc
school, we who on in its employ u
faculty must oct not only an touch-
en, but as brother ond sixtnr, fath-
er and mother, uivhor and friend ofthose who have been zrusled to our
m n .Though f e w o l th u !Indianpomnluhgvn front wealth, they lmvo
gifen unto our keeping their moat
prlceleu jewels, their children. Rail'
ining the responsibility that in oun,
. . ~~.~;
JEWEL Smokeless Coal comes only in large
lumps, does not clinker,very little ash,no
~`--eat and lots of it.
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Buy Blair Corn
Get some of this splendid
Blair Canned Corn
The kind of Corn you find in these
Royal Blue Tins is ihe very kind
that the Housewife would select
from her garden for roasting ears.
l i is carefully and cleanly packed
by modern methods in a clean fac-
tory.Eve ry operation from the
husking and the cutting of the corn
from the cob to placing the corn in
the cans is done by machinery.
You c an ule this splendid Corn to make n \'.1r|¢!y
nl dlflc rc nt dishes for the ubls.
n c n s y o u bu t lln le more th an th dln ury
:hemp kinds.
'»~~Blue ~rcanl5c2caus .25c
¢. .
Orum, nn guuu of Mr. . ..
lluu Rosenbaum suwy Aftruoon.S P. Sum-acumumed w Lyvnlam-r 1 mon\}\'| vhil sl. thu lmmu ofhh ¢llulh|Ar,Mn. Hays Ronn-
u mln. A. liumuum undorvnnr unoperation ul an Omshl hncpiul anndiy lar! week.Sha in getting alan(nkely and avpem up como hom in
HISTORIC nm. 'I0 nz nnmzu
In onki permanently to mark onsof nr. histone xpou in Nebnaka, thePnhukMomsmom unocixtion hubeenformedmd. Il npanmf xuldve In Wahoo. Cedu mm a ndFlaumnt w pines a momnmznt onPnhuk hlll ln Saunders county.Thisapo: nn uw vrvvwd .nu of Neop-, A I n m Her dauhllr. Chmx-\me Hnmunen il with hor.alia, when n wi: plumed lt oneAlina Paulsen md hmily »p~nl libs no nuhlinh Mo Nebraska mp-Thu-uhy nenlnl with lr. und lnliul..
\/U01 Lnrun, wr 1-1 mmm max hm n mo mn ln In.|u.»\. Will Thompson md fully esllmillqund lu! ru Q!ans time the
nt Mn. John '|'homp»on'|home ln hdy mu ul lhe Parma And themm sua-1 v¢\\|>|~lm" uw.. wma. the lndun Mn-
Elton Bmw spat \-=» \rak»¢adig\n| mm wfvmm.'nw hun 1|vim hh wmv. uf. mu ln. Po lar 'nm uw amm 'mn nu hemhum, ukunrlug to Ynmant Bnndulm. uhh for a mu park whkh wlll
vminl-Hun A :Ll mile Immun nmninglu . o m.Pmlnm munnd za wulh qf the Pmu rlnr.Thr via'Bldr sawn#-y ww w.SM hugrm am mu x-exlomlvu as uwan mph; lar dnghw. nu.. Hm~,¢4mx!~n an dm palm. |» nw ma-ri Wulbtfu. uncut un corn huh- m. in an mu.
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JEW EL Smokeless Coal will give most heat §
and most satisfaction for the money.g
'Be one of the first to try §
JEWEL COAL ~
Rivett Lumber & Coal Co.'§
M. R. LIPPINCOTT Manager §
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