04-15-1943\From But N¢bn1kn'| Most Modem Weekly mswupwu xlnnv /E The Officlal CountyMore Local Newspictures N ~.F R ~S f '°
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FRIOTIC GESTURE
regnlu meeting of thevm:held wsangaw:on of this weak 'tt theof Hn. John A.Ehud"-
rf. w.Wilkinson,Regent
=h a l e\=lP'#f.p n aimgxutinz report of hermae at the su n D.A.R.ntlonwhichwu held Minh
:rd md Ath in tha s u aHooelin Omaha.She |1-
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ever feel thlt it would be niesto get back w jul! plain old
American wxyn when A runi n ` ml n md regarded tl1e`
honesty md rlghtl of his
neighbor?Just living in aland of plenty md in the A-merican way without the need
of unions for this or that and
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a D.A.R. of Nebrukx bl!
ntiv g in the wi r dlqd.hxs purchased one Mobne
1 Plum! Unit fo r Lhe use
xc Nudonnl Rad Cmu u m
Nnionll Sodefv has pur-
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Vere Than 1881
DIKES FAIL TO HOLD
Without question the presentHood,which is jnlt now subsid-
ing from the thousands of acreswhich were inundated, in the great-
est.and the moat devastating
umm, in me Missouri River VaI~
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\.vl)Q ll"'1l ( lll i l¢ l i n ~ C D D B *:nn | l f n l l in raise $240,000
lu ilu pn~|11'l 1.ir;;vs|. bllllld drive
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llllR sm111111 to financ e th e wa r
€lf|»r"l \\la1|.i\.is of so vi tal i mpor~
l;\1:¢»lu us as ind ivi dua ls and as
In n:|.t1=>\i.True,we h a ve already
Illlliiv sac rifices but what has been
rllllii is not enough and we wi ll
of necessity ha ve to d i g deeperandm- g e more sac rif ic es to win
th i s wa an d we mu s t wi n .
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Amer ic a ns wan tTh e oi d c ountries may take
the spoils o f wa r and " g o
ha ng "fo r a ll we ma i Amer -
icans care, and th ey may al-
so tak e th ei r we re a nd s ettle
th e m i n their own wa y so
long as they do n't step on ns;b u t i f and wh en they do,I.
lan d peo pled wi th fr ee th in k-
ing A me ric an a will so und the
warning note and resist. to the
last.ditc h any foreign en-crnechrnents on our free dom.
W e ha ve " milli on s f o r de-
fense b u t no t one cent fo r
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nu. u. \.. --._ng e r of th e Iowadwlebraskri Light
and P owe r Compa ny pr ese nted to
Bla ir, th rou gh Ma y o r U. G.Gar-
ner,a lo we r schedule. of na tu ra l
gas rates,whic h wi ll reduce th e
c o n to f na tu r a l gan to every c o n-sumer in B lair.The reduc tion has
been ma de only to c o mn n mi ti a
ser ve d thr ou gh the pipe lines o f
the No r the r n Na tu r a l G u Com-
pany an d was mad e p oss ible b y a
reduction in wholesale rates to
the Iowa -Ne bra ska L i g h t a n d
Power Co mp a ny by th e pip e li ne
company .Distric t Man ag er G.G.Ha ws
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W hen Old H o n Ri ve r mo ve d
in to the bo tto m lands o u t of
F o r t Calhoun l we ek ago,the
Fr a n k E ld lrl f a mi ly mo ve d o u t.
W otu r su rrou nded the Eld ers'
homo , almost re ac hi ng the d oor
kno b,as the above photo wi ll
ahow.Th e Elders,discovering
their pli gh t,stacked their be-
TOWNSHIP ASSES-
SORS BUSY AT WORK
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e town ship auoasoro began
th 'wo r k A p r i l lo t a n d o n o m-
be r oi ' th em h a ve o lr md y oom»
plated th e uaoos menta fo r tha i:-
towmshipo.W i th a n increases in
wu o t i o o s th o tax es mi ne d f r o m
penonbal prop erty th is y e n '
dhoulid be mu c h higher.Th e old.
age ooointanco u o :h a s been
rained fr om $2.00 to $3.00.
Th e assented va lo o ti q m onl i m m c k n o or _ gr ai ns ha ve l
been n m o u e d .Co rn i o u s e l w lat ' mo wr b o a h e i ,w w . 1 , 5 1
per do zen. h ogs a t.. $1 4 per hon-\
drod,fat c attle ah $ 1-i ]J€l»h'I.1ll:
dr ed an d h o n s a a t fr o m $ 2 0 to
$40 per head.;
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lo n dn g o on tab le s an d shelves,
and by boat and high boots m\n~
ag e d to ma k e th a i r wa y to th e
home of a nei gh bo r whe re th ey
still z omain.Th e Elders'tomc at y owled
mo u mf u lly f r om th e r o of of th e
bam, un ab le to fi nd any other
dry s po t on the en ti re f ar m.
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ture was token s aiied ma jestiai-
ly ac ross the Elders'y ard and
feed lots, over fences and ditc h-
es, without diffic ulty .The sa me
condition prevailed over roost
of th e bo ttom lan d s f o r o e vo ml
mii es in all direc tions.
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Flooded out of their school an t'°"Y ot' the mn.
the Missouri River raged over its While Without question it in the
hankl sm weak, the seventh and greatest flood ever known in the-.e -...u:,.......-3 I?§1rn\»Vnllev.i t will|;€;L .¢f~a¢5s o f R i v e r v x e w m m n w . .....,....____me etin g a t Fo r t wi th o ut muc h q ue sti on b e the las t
ol, th is wee k.o f i ts mag ni tu de to b e k n o wn to
hi gh b oy s an d gi : la th e present inhabi tuxts.Si xty -
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ngingu on tables and shelves,The boat from which this pic-School have 0ul iw boat and high boots mm-ture was taken saiied majestial-Calhoun Schu
\~-.--.. n..-Pldnrx'vxrd and The junk;inw the botwm nnus um.U.Fort Cdhoun A week ago, the
Frank Eldm family moved out.Water surrounded Lhe Elders'
hams,dmout remhing the door1...,.\.. . n m nbave uhuw wil\
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ged to make their way w themme of a neighbor where they
till remain.The Elders'tomcat yowled
xoumtully from the roof of the
sm. unable to find any other
_ry spot on the entire farm.
ly ucruu uw ..._._.._,feed lots, over fences and ditch-
es, without dlmculty.The sameconditionprevailedovermoat
of the bottom lends for several
miles in all directions.
Jmxmc \~ S~LEU vmnynnln \S FLUUIJED
of Riverview will tlke me muw-.seventh md eighth grids exami-
nations soon, and for that muon
it was naeevlfy thu. they con-tinue their stucllu.Other River-
view student! will not return u-their school work until the Hood
waters recede.
Cligrch Leagues
.W ,.,..., ,__last hig flood and i l the sameperiodelnpaeibeforethenext
flood it Mm! a long stretch of
yearn.fThe present flood coverai an
axea in thls county of l9,244
acres.Dlkes and ditches meant
little to the nging torrent that
for twelve dnys mennced the pop-ulhce. In plaza the water renchad
a depth 0! wn feet and the onlymeansoftransportation was hy
Mlimlmum Bill 'fcfrvdce Charge
regard to the way the wa r nubeen managed. we must keep the
one thing in sight that ls uf parm
nmunt importance:mln ls ourwar and it is a war of self-swprehmcy, it is a war to test wheth-
er we remain free Americans orslavestocustomsthatwillal-ways be unbearable to us_"fe
must keep thae thing! alwayn xn
mind and when the war is won
then we may he at liberiy to put
our own house in order.
Blair school district la being
asked to raise $25,000 and thin is
no small sum (or a wwn the sire
of Blair and it is going £0 meancooperationbut it can be done.
This is noi in the nature of a gift
but lx loan, a loan which will ma-ture in ten years,a loan which
may be cashed in on at any time
during that ten years, and if ev-er a loan was placed that willluenr dividends this is one. lt ls
nn investment in liberty of punpose, in our Amedcan way of llv-
ing and in the future lor ourchildren and their cl\lldren's chil-
dryn. Then let us invest our cash
in these principles and pray thatthese invesuuents will bear fruit
for ourselves and our pauberlty.
Will Enter
Muslc Contest
Tlns Friday
As in past years, Blslr High
School will send several repre-sentatives w the annual district
music contest,whidh will be
held in Fremont next,Friday.
l'our small groups and three
mluists will attend the contest;
no lxrgegroups will participate.
due to war restrictions an trans-
ponallen.The groups which will repre-sent Blair High are the mixed
ocwtte,the girls sexwwe,the
lxfys quartette and a girls
~ ~ ~H.nvnwlie
' wuay.But peace must be founded
on justice to all and when the
present war is over may wesettle back m our old Amed-cnn principles knowing that
those principles have carried
us through every wnr and will
umtlnue tn do so as lung as
we as A nation rmpefrt those
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ls Closed to
Iowa Traffic
Flood Waters Take Toll
Of Two Brid es Near
California unction
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On the Iowa slde of the river,Highway 30 is closed w traffic
and will probably be cloned for
dve or six weeks.This was the
direct nw! of the recent flood.
North of #he river ln&d£B will
be found a tributary to the Mis-
souri which is known as Soldier
River.This river has in timespast been subjeet Us floods andwas therefore heavily dlked. Wa-ter piled up on the north sldepf
this dike during the high water.The dike gave way and u body of
water over hal! a mile wide and
from four to six feet deep rusheddownonmeembankmentmade
for Highway 30 pavement
The result ol this was that onWednesday, April 7th, the bridge
about tvm miles east of the riv-
er gave way and on Saturday an~other bridge about a half mile
funher east gave way. Thus two:heel bridges are out. These will
have w be replaced by woodenbridges for the duration as a steel
structure will be unattalnable.
Nor was mls ml. In three dil-
fe mnt plum the water got sodeepthat it ran over the pave--,.._...=.\_ nm
Blallr in 1931 the can to uae con-sumer was reduced more than40%and this saving has been
cnnlinulng on throughout the auc-
ceeding years.Now tpday comesthe announcement ol un addtlnrv
nl reduction ta natural.gas custom-
ers."The orlginnl rates for New -
al Gu were low. The lun yeanuf the depression delayed the in-slallatiun of senrlce md equip-
ment lor mmy years. Wlth this
reductlon natural gan becomespractln-,ally the only commoditypurchasedbyeveryhouseholderwhich is asking n downward trend.
This in spite of the incrase in
operating costs no the companyof every item other than tha cost
o f s u- ,A comparison of the old md
new nm ldiedule tollnws:
Old .
Service Charge-5 0 cent:per
month per meter, plus:
Ph-at 2
Next 8
Next 5Excel!».,H _50 »n
MCP per mo., $1.85 per M
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n n n _30 n 1.
New
Serv ice Cha rge -60 cents per
month per meter, plus:
FFirstI M C
Next 1 "
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Next 4s
Next 50
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The new rate will be put. into
effect_ln billing covering meier
reading periods ending April 2c
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LIST PROBLEMS OFRE-HABILITATION
The following masage fromtheRedCrossChapterwill
give Enterprise readers anidea of the work of rehabili-
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TOWNSHIP ASSES-
SORS BUSY AT WORK
e township :manners began
th 'was-k April un. und a num-ber of them have glrady omn-plewd the umamients for thai:
townships.With nn increus ln
valuations the taxes rn-(ned from
pcrsorml property this y e nshonldbe much higher.The ond
age asain#-lnce tax b u been
raised from #ZW in $3.00.
The unused vnhqtlqns on
livestock jmd all gra i n havebeen lmznued.Co rn i n us uwl
xtwc perbua hel,pa\nlt.ry»x.$5
per dozen, hop ay. $14 pu hun-
dred, fat cattle th $14 D€r»,hun-dxed usd horns at from $20 ta$40 per head.:
v.l=.w. Auxiliary
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Buys War Bond
Election Of Offxcers. Four
New Members Were
Imtmated
The regular meeting of the vF. W. Auxiliary was held Tuesy night with twenty-one lmdim
lp atlendnnce.The new' members lnitlated wen
Mrs, Viola Feer,Mrs.I-'lamncFeer,Mrs.Bertha Hooks,nn
Mrs. Andrey Lnngwell.Mrs.Florence Brant and Mn
Fern Jacobs were elected to b.
come members, and will be init
ated at the next meeting.The winners of the essay cmtent were announced to be Mi:
Donna Kruse, first; Miss Katha
ine Leonard,second;and MiCatherineWakefield,third.T
winners will receive their awar
at the next meeting,
Very interesting letters we
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Dana Co\lege
bon.I-'mmilies were :awed by dmless workan who joined with theRedCross, dropped their dutiesand spent dlyt in the vlbrk ol
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ned To Attend Rally
my On Sunday, May
Se c o nd
other ldengue mnmben fromlawn-Nsbnlkl dlsirkf MVS
x lnvllad w Attdnd Rally DOYDm Oolloge, May 1 171°
nslon in pmmed in connbbhonhthe "Lllnc Time" feudal.
uv. H1 C.Jorgensen,p u w r
t h a r i m lm-\w¥l|\Church.
l have $0185 nl the Sunday
°.-Q... fm Rdlv Dny,
rnelfy.uuvcumro......_,,,_pressed (nw aervi¢e and a great
portion of the llvatock was tnns-lerred w higher ground. Hame-steads never known be!on: to be
flooded suffered severely.P11-at notice of the flood wsu
given by the welthar bureau to
The Enterprise on Friday, April
ind and lmmedintely all p l } lhaving phones were notified md
asked to =v»;g~>=° news tothdr
neighbors w could not be
reached by phone._By Sntuxdny, Aprxl 8nd, the riv-
-- -\_,.....,z . fm-iam ruin und the
of
wi lIf r o m the was part of th a t which:spilled mo
1 W ater,three : m e s -ur, pours .pcrosu the 'roadway f r o m the ove rf lo wi ng Bunn's »»
h m m l a h wh ic h ha d flooded several .
¢=.. 31116311 lva rn onhome n orth o f B lai r.Th e wa te r sec tions of land.d a
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ROBINRIVER STAGE MEANS
,,..._.The stage of 21.7 feet in the
Missouri River means that the
level ls 21,7 feet above the lowestwater of which there is record,
Meteologist M. V. Robins explains.
The record low water occurred
in 1867. The weather bureau did
not sun. making observations un-til 1873, but the 1867 level wastakenfrommeasurementsmade
at that time. Robins said. No oneknows how deep the water was in
1867, but it is supposed to have
been around 12 feet,So 12 feet
is taken as ihe starting point.. I!
the river is 20 feet it would mean
that iv. is 20 feet above low waier
mark,
ENTERTAIN ATOP E N HOUS E
The a.rmunl. Open House ol theBlair City Sdhools is ln-in! held
this week;Superintendent C.W.
G1-andy has exwnded an invit-
ation w meh parent and patron
to attend the event,Exhibits of sf/hool work me
on display in the Central school
audlwrhnn.The various - itemsin the display were judged, Tues-
day,by Mrs.Magdeline PickensoftheOmahapublicschool
mystenfs sn depurunent.On Friday evening,betweenthe hours 1:80 und 8:30,inlor~
mal programs o l demonstrations
will be put _on by the scienur,home economics,and shop de
pi
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mms s u n . . ..,..__i ww mu s i c w i f i be fur-
r m w a n D m Collegenm-. ` Priw==hl\!" ,,,ur -of any will be Rev.Hanselman ol
mm, Colorado, s former m.il~
mary from New Guinea.s p e w mudeal numbers arearmed for me dbernoon,md
the evening the :now home
meer!of the Dtna College
mir will be preoenmd in the
anamdiwr-lum._
Hooded Homes
Should Be
Disinfected
The job ol getting A homoready for living in is more thana mere scooping out of the mud,we Sum Health Depunment is
emphuizing,md all home own-ers in the flooded ues (ol which
there are several hundred ln this
. .,.._,_er wuw .. _.-____reports lndienwd that more wasto come. Ml 01 tbl Iollowinlweek the waters rose higher and
higher,v w i n z flood stage onApril 4th and mdwly spreading
out over the adjacent landThelongandconstsnt n i "
which no one locally had dreamed
of finally broke through the dike!and the water continued to spread.
Finslly the good news pmethatthewaterwasnbatlngatSioux City and on Sunday, April*
m n ,the c rat o f the flood o r
rlved at Blah' and shortly alter
the water began w lull and mtthis writing (on Wednesday night)
has fallen over three feet.Words cannot depict the condi-
tion of the inundated area and in
under to preserve the hlswry nl
this terrible disaster, The Enoer-prise photographer spent much#
time in different, sections photo-
graphing what scenes could heobtained and mesa are reproduced
in s supplement w The Enter-
prlle.Readers of The Enterprise are
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county) should bear uns m Ituuu- llrgeu w lJlGU'5AIu _____ r'mx..."""''""*'"*'f"f of Health i5`1n years to come these will be
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quartetw.Soloists are -»»-1--~Gutnchow,Betty Morse, and La
Vonne Cette."l n These Delighted Pleamrt
Groves"and "As Torrents ln
Summer" are Lhe numbers which
have been selected by lhe mixednctenc.This group includes
Mnrylis G-utschow,Betty Morse.lxnrl Smith,Helen Aye,Nels
1`:\rl\¢»n,Mar?-in Kuhr.Warren
.hnkins and Pearl Smith.
Ymel Cain'e "Lullaby" will be
» nu by the girls'aexfetw com\\-»»l of Elaine Nielsen,Opi
'r.1 ~n,Clarnlynn Tr i m Man-
Mw-l.~. Emma Lou Lunflt.~n\.n..x Guyer.The girls
wnsisting of LaVonnef f : - ,.\.nn Kefzler, Pwllne Mf-
:-,.1-...1 Jacque Dudgeon,vnll
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" T h u . »l m s a n d a D a s h " .
TEST 125 B.H.S.STUDENTS FOR TB.
'hberfulin tests were given so!25 Blair High School students,last week, under the augpices of
the Monday Aflernoon Club
Tesla or "shots" were given on
Monday and Wednesdxy mom-
ings, wim mul readings on 1-\-=-
day morning.
As a result of the (este, sever-al young people dwwed positivexympwmnand were iaken to
Omaha for X-raymThelui s were ndminisiered
by Mrs.Dorena Walker,Dr.
Morris Nielsen,Dr. C.D.Ho~
Ward Dr Waller E.Goehrlnx,
mul Dr. D. W, Bell.
Funds for the tuberculoail
feats were raised Lhmugh the
Chrilumm Seal Sale in Dewmrber'Die nie und test lm' tw-
bermlosls,n o sponlored umu-
llly by the women'| club.
ment.Those acqumnwu ww. ......highway can have some concep-tion ol the vast amount ol water
impounded by this grade.The trucks that have used this
highway am being routed through
Council Bluffs and Omaha
REV. H. L0 ERRESIGNS PA TORATE
Rev. Harold Lori r, pastor of
the A rl i n gton guiionnlChurchduringthepaxg_,olgh¢
months, has resigned the pastor-nte, effective the first of May. OnMay ll. he will report at Los An-
geles,California,for induction
service\;nd will then engage in
church ork among civilian de-
fense workers and service men in
a coastal area.Although his Hestinntion after
induction is not known, Rev. Lor-imer expects to be stationed at
San Diego, California.A member of llxe Lutheran Syn~od of California, Rev. Larimer has
been a student at the Lutheran C0-
lego in Fremont, and will return to
Fremont as soon as possible to
complete his studies.Mn=. Larimer and their two
sons,new residents of Arlington,will vidt relatives for n shorttime at Greeley, Colnndo, before
going to the west coast.
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of water for a stock solytion.Add one len cup of stock
mlntlon to five gallon of wr
wr for washing well pump,walls,floon, and equipment
whim were flooded.
Add five drops of stock so-lutlun to each g a l l o n of
CLEAR WATER for washing
and cooking purposes.Chlorine powder for these
purposes is nvdluble on re-quut at I-larry Morris'andt h r o u g h State and Local
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lowing recession of flood wa-
ters in this vicinity."With all of the confusion
that necessarily results in a
time el emergency, it is mth-
er dimcult to dehne w wly what the Red Cross has
been able to do during the
past few days. So many oth-
er agencies and persons have
been busy, that we feel nur-
aelves as only a part oi' a
great whole, working toward
the alleviation of human suf-
fering and the protection ofendangered property. The RedCross hns attempted to give
initiative uw such aetivitles.
For the benefit of the pub-lic, we wan! to give a littleinfomation as to the proced-
ure that will be followed from,this time until the work or
rehfelgliwtinn has been com~
ple .The first problem will be
that ot immunintiun and san-itation.Basement;and wells
should be disinfected, and the
disinfecting mutejals can be
had from Harry Morris of
Blair, who also hu rnechanieal
equipment with which Lo emp-ty basements Do not be tooimpatient about getting this
work done until the water has
receded sufficiently to war-rant the attempt. Make use of
the inlorrn-ltion given out bythe State Depar tment M
Health,which will have at
leant one worker in this area
Mr. Norris nnd Juk Jensenwilladvise you as to whntyou shnuld do with your well;
For the time being, boil your
drinking wxter."Clinic s fo r lmmunlzi ng
lgainlt typhoid will be con-
ducted thmughout the county,the firlt such clinic to be held
in Blair on Fridly evening.!'\lrther deulls will be foundelsewhere in this imma of The
Enterprise.--Rec. H.C.Jor-gonsen, Red Cx-ou Ram-ooenff
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roadfrom mm. rean »»=~...,, ...Vancouver, Washington, and Mrs.
Emma Harding of Portland, Ore-
gon.The ladies voted to purchase a
$50.00 War Savings Bond.
The following officers wenthen elected for the ensuing year:Mrs.Helen Arkell,President;Mrs. Mary lngerslev. Senior Vice-
Prenident.; Mrs. Edith Smith, Jun-ior Vice-President; Mm. Alu Kel-
ly,Treasurer;Mrs.Alta King,Conduch-ess;Mrs.Louise Bnlln,
Chaplain; Mrs.Evelyn Salshuw.
Guard; Mrs. B@!le J. Rhosdee, l8
months.Trustee;Mrs.Florence
Jacobs,12 months Trustee.Appeintiv~ officers: Mrs. Anna
Q b l e vu u u n l
Kennard Has
New Manager
Ne l s L a u r i t s e n l s N e w
O w n e r An d W i l l C o n -
ti n ue Th e B us i ne s s
At last Saturdays auction salein Kennard the Kcnnnrd Lumber,
Grain, Coal and Feed business was
rayon poster by Keith Mere-
diLh and Mnrvin Grundy;eos-metics made by Margaret Bury
and Pauline Siewut;phonog-
nphy by Kenneth Feer;sailessgardening by Eucene Flynn and
Burke Dixon;paints and pig-
ments made by Gerald IversonandJamesThane;relationship
of chemistry and medicine,Shown hy Ruby and Elizabeth
Christensen;soap making by
Shirley Young nnd Mariiyn Guy-
er.Coffee tables, daks, occasional
sold to Nels Lauritsen. This sale
was ol much interest no Kenna:-d
King, Secretary; Miss Edna _.\qh.\ns it brought. much business w the
elford, Color Bearer. No. 1: Mrs.
Nclle Pearcy,Color Bearer. No.
Color
Lutz,
Mau
2;Mrs.Jnsie VnnDeuaen,Bearer,No.3;Mrs.Kate
Color Bearer,No.4; Mrs.Blatter, Patriotic lnstruemor; Mrs.Flor-Rose Miller, Historian; Mrs.ence Fear,Musician;Mrs.Zona
Allen,Banner Bearer;Mrs.El-
sie McBride, Flag Bearer.These newly elected officers
will be installed at the next meet-
ing, on April 2th.Refreshments were served lnMrs. Zora Allen and Mrs. Lcuisv
Bolln.
_,_ _ . . _ . . - -A T T E N D E D U C A T O R S '
M E E T I N O M A H A
Superintendent C.W.Grandi'
And Dnnald Yost Of the Blair
High Sehnol English deparhnent
attended a meeting which washeldatCentralHigh in Omnlm.
Friday eveninz.for mhool .d~
minlstntion and teacherB.The conference was rponnored
by the State Department of
Public Instruction and the
Nebrukn Stale Hlumtion Asw-
dltlon.Various education pro-blems were dismissed,including
the topic!at teacher sho;-hge.enumeration wiw government
agencies,nrovidonn for only
high school gnxhstion. and the
high sdhanl victory corps.
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little city.Much grain .is handled
at this point and lumber, coal and
feed are items of great impor-
tance.\Lnuritsen, who is an up and
coming farmer in that vicinity,
will conduct the business alongthe lines which has been follow
and will give Kennard A muc
needed market.
FOUR APPEN DECTO-MIES AT HOSPITAL
1 Four appendecwrnies -waeperformedatBlair~ Hospital,
from Monday until Wednesdlb'
Of tlmisweek.All patients arereporled in be recovering nicely.
They are Clinton Nelson of
'-l`ekamah,'who entered Blair
Hospital on April 12;Ruben
Marr ol Tekamah and ShirleyTaylor ol Dechtur who submitied
vo operations on April 18;unaMrs.Henry Rasmussen ol Fort
Calhoun, wha wis operated upun
on Wednesday, Apn'l 14.
ED GRIMM RE-TURNS FROM MEXICO
Ed Grimm,who made a trip
down into Mexico and saw mostoftheinterai-ing sights coming
and going il home again.He re~Wrkl A very plunnt trip,
tables, bread boards and clothesdryers have been made by shop
shudems,and u e on display.
Various'typm of welding arehhow-r\,and screw ilrlvers,feed
baskets, garden wols and a'ec»rica!appliances made by thestudents will be displsyd.
B A CCA L A UR E A TE
SP E A KE R CHOS E N
Rev. A. V, Neve, pastm nl' the
Lutheran Church at Sleepy Eye,
Minnesoh, hu been chosen Lu
deliver Uhe Baccalaureate u r -on nt Dann College,May 9.
use who will receive four-
yeu' degrees (mm Dunn;this
spring,are Iela Nielsen,Helen
Rebecra Andersen,Alum Neve
nnd Milton Petersen
ROUN DS RE-ELECTED
ON COUNCIL
At the close of the counting ofthe votes in Ward 'No on April
Sth the cnunt un.Lhe two aspixmms for that office John Moore
und Emmett Raundn stood 60 tn
62 in favor of John Moore but
there were three mdl vows "g
had at that time not been open .A later mum of the vote gaveRnundsthethreevotm,giving
'him the elevrtion by only one vote
Mm.Guy VxnDeVenter enteredBlnlr Hospitll for medical
an nn April 14.
we ver-._..._.,stresdng very strongly the pro-
per methods necasary to the re-habilitation of homes in the flood-
ed area. Typhoid and kindred dis-
eases lurk in every comer at these
times and care must be taken to
avoid thin. The flood wnwrs reek
with disease germs and for this
reamn every precaution must be
taken.T. A. Pilipi, M. S. nl' the StateHealth Departmenf, was in BlairTuesday looking over the strick-
en area and he la very anxious
relative tu this phase of the re-xuhilitaiion, Experience has taughthimwhat these conditions breedand he gives a personal warning.
He espaially stresses the ful-
lowing points:I. Wad; until the water has gonedown from the vicinity.Do not
start to pump out basements as
long as there are large ponds of
wnicr nearby.2. Wash and scrub all .flooded
walls, floors and equipment wiih
soap and water until clean. rinse
with n chlorine solution.8.Flooded foods though sealedinglass jars are dangerous andshould he washed and examined
thoroughly and prderrahly cooked
before eating.lc is stated that we
rubber on a fruit jar will bceumecontaminatedandc a n n o t becleaned so ns tnnuke the fruit
safe to be eaten.4 Water should be boiled until
a sample of it can be analyzed.
5 After the house has beenthoroughlycleaneduseChlorine
solution.It will kill the germs
that lurk in the cracks and also
relieve that musty smell.Walks,
hams uid oumbuildings shunld re-
mnd the use of Chlorine solution
should he used unxparlngly.This Chlorine may be had at
the drug stores or of Light and
Water Commissioner Bury Mor-
ris oi Blair.
Mr . md Mn .E, E.Stevens
matters of history..Cxtn copies of this mpplmnm!
may be obwned at The Enter-;;~== office where they will be on
e.E. A. scnmm r HAS
WEEK'S FURLOUGH
E. A.Schmidt,who is su-tioned with the U. S. Navy branchaffineinOmaha,enjoyed A
week'a furlough at his home here
last week.
Lutherans
Plan Easter
`Cantata
An Euler ountata, "The Glnry
nf. the Resurrection", will be prefsentednl.the First LutheranChun-eh on West Jackson Street,
Tuesday evening,April 20,at.8
o'clock.Members of the Lutheran church
choir will sing Lhe annul; under
the fllreetlon of John Schultz,
Tnmty Seminnry.Soleists me
Clarice Summers,soprano;Mrs.
Leonard Andersen and Charlotte
Olsen, alms;Stanley Carlsen- andLaVerneLarsen,tenors;Ronald
Jensen and Arthur Pedersen,basses The singers will be accom-
panied by Mis! Agnes Ulrsen at
the organ.A hmten meditation, given by
Rev. H. C. Jorgensen, will preeede
the oantau..A newcomer to Blair,Mr.
Schixltz,director of the mutate,arnveci in Blsir lnst fall to study
at Tnnity Seminary.His father
was a for-mer pastor of the Blair
Lutheran congregation.No ulmisdon will be ¢1;¢~ge<l,
and the general public in invited
m attend the Easter mudulv .g;;=<1;» Mr.md M n .B""°°However, an offering will be tiki-
.,eive the most are lnl attention
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supplied with ample ;p'pliatio
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(WFFEE:Numhsr 26 Coupon.
Bntion Book One, valid for onepound from Mnmh 22 no Apr!!
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guoline und in of!-the-highwa~pm-paul.Fad for tncfon, cook
ing, Hghting and brooders may -o mmd by s i mply ml m; s t a l
m u s t AAA Wu Bond,whirl:
supplied with ample ;p'pliatio
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pleud nppllcatism nt Une
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(WFFEE:Numhsr 26 Coupon.
Bntion Book One, valid for onepound from Mnmh 22 no Apr!!
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Blmthbuund- 3:16 p.m.
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guoline und in of!-the-highwa~pm-paul.Fad for tncfon, cook
ing, Hghting and brooders may -o mmd by s i mply ml m; s t a l
m u s t AAA Wu Bond,whirl:
supplied with ample ;p'pliatio
The hrmer will leave the ~»»
pleud nppllcatism nt Une
Wu Bond, md very soon th
u m f m ndcm bwk wm
mllled on him.Ac e i l i n g w u p u t u n b o t h »wholesale \nd rehil prlze of
hlh me al thi s weak. Thlt cel
ling is the avenge invnnwry ~o i e a c h ld nd nn d gr a d e o fn lf l
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RATION STAMPS:m l
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$ -l |O l l l _ |¢l O O o g
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(WFFEE:Numhsr 26 Coupon.
Bntion Book One, valid for onepound from Mnmh 22 no Apr!!
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~ponnlid for 11 ;
-tnn~unitCoupon110 gdlom until Sep .4
R|.tiom for fuel
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t u t i o n a l a n d ~ - -usa are how granted
-month Ȣ1'ioda.
Tons AND BROOD :ve
~-~rr of incubawn
my obtain All ~-oii and knrotens for
production of the -
v |u ;6 ~ w a t
The Eat Shop
L u v : n u m -
Na nhbo und- 8:59 a .m.
No rthbo mui - 2 :29 mm.
Blmthbuund- 3:16 p.m.
Southbound-11:16 p.m.
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145 me sr-:xc see sa-11-n,31.
Cui Kmusrmln &Prank ~dm.Ex E.-nu om G u m v~
hnkan to Bod 0 'Hmlo n:SE
len 83-17-11, $8,500.
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n~ ~ ~as ~as um s~
17-12 and 1%A in uc 1347-12,
$21,500.Arnold S Human & Id to MIP!Jacob: \ strip had in sec 24-18-
1o, sw'rm unma Dtnhh Evl~\\8°\Iml
Luthenn Church w Jen! P. Kmgh
i
.. . . .. . . .. . n1
d l l be clerk in the ArllngwnSl-tts Ban fming the vuwwvunsd gg e ndgnldun of Ken-neth W dron; he hu taken werhil trucking Une between Denvgrnnd Chiago.Milt Jensen, wha :|. 4 - n \ » ° f M n . C \ n ' L i AC o o k o !
-had la miata.Sunday, honoringthel\tter's brother,Ensign RayS. Linn, md Mrs. Linn, and Mr.md Mrs. C.A. Linn and granddxughmr, Gera\dine Linn, of Fre-mont. Ensign Linn and Mn. L\nnwill lelve Fremont Slburdny for
his new assignment nt Quincy,
msnnsnn Pness wnw-mn Cmmty
'i Outahiho-Gulnty| g '~Sub|arlpdnl$1.00PurY¢r
not lean on government too heavily
and still retain freedom.
For exampie, governrnenbsubsi-
dized cooperatives can give the
consumer goods " a t cost".Te m-
porarily the c ons umer app ears to
benefit.Ac tually ,hc loses,be-
cause his neighbor is inevitably
forced ou t of b u si ne ss -» the s ti m
ula n t of competition disappears,
quality drops,an d economic in-
dependenc e givea way to utter de-
pendence on s monopoljstie pro-
vider,govern ment.
A n d so i t i s w i th medic ai ser-
vic e. The doc tors kno w th at p res-
en t hi g h s ta n d a d s cannot,be
ma in wne d e xc e pt un d er a sy f te m
of pri va te medi c ine Th ey gladly
i
con ~.no one need suffer for lack of
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COMFOR'l`ABl.E
contre-I of the economic affairs 0
" ~=e are ali ke i n
'They See Aim
The medical profession is not
opposed to health programs thatdo not embody ultimate elimina-tion oi' private medical practice.
The doctors are no different thanrepresentatives of industry, ag;-i.
culture or labor, who oppose plan
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Correct,we ll fi tte d glasses
are no t on ly a surprising,pleasant c omfort,b u t thoy
are also very attr ac tive to
many ."""
I f y our a n a tire easily or
ll' re ading la d iffic ult o r nn-
oomforta Ie,y ou can prob-
ably be made c omfortable
arilh glasses.
Dr. NORl*lAN
RATHMANN
OP TO ME T RI C E Y E
SP E C I AL I S TWaahinnuu County Bank Il1=3|z.
10, swThe Uniiad Dmhh Evl~\\8°\Iml
Luthenn Church w Jen! P. Kmgh
& wi, joint tsnmlnz NE* NEW
sec za-1s-11, ;z,sso.
R E P \ m r : k & w f t o J o h n DCady;lot 'I blk 17 Artingwn,
s a m .
mu Nowmo PAINT!
'..»a ..
J ui p J" .. §|1<,ll,..L
`*wg _.=-s'r'" " `| l ' ! H |
~~.¢'\.~H£f}\l
a ~|»-A ~i f -~f% ='' F ¥1f*\»1nm1 1§
4 ?'~G:51 'lA=~$92.E
A l .||'1 ~M
1 ~~~
ogs at $14.65 cwt.
~wa,$16.40 do wn ;
:,18 butc hers
~ws a t $15.40;N
nge, some bringin~
114.60;Otto W e
14.65;Pa ul Pauls
:a t $14.60;C
1 ~ H t ~to
~nvil, hogs at $14.
~ger,smotlmer ~-
~ogs at $ i4 .5 0;H~
a t hows at $14.60
.bahlp-c alf a t
~urdic,Benson, a
r a t $ 1 1 5 a n d u n o
K i n g ,Missouri
~ull for $209.
mo un d, s a id tha t h
the v m :stretc hes
as |
Infomation whidz should be
of 'help to many in supplying
their livestock with needed pro-tein is contained in a new pub-'li¢*at.ion,"Swine Ration",which
is available at the county ex-tension office.It is Extension
Circular 246,and is available
without charge.One of the rations suggested
is for snows nursing' pigs on past-
ure, and for pigs to weaning
ludes 200 pounds
Bnmdage of Bl
Market:
STOCK T
\Blair's far.hog
the Omaha market I
it is reported. The
~ rmscnlass N0EAFRICAN %
each cf gmund corn,gmun~oats,ground wheat or shorts,20 pounds ol bmkage, 15 pounds
.. ..of
n
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in t
to
lic
in g
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ub-
ch
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: ble
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ould
soy~ted
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i m a
se
B i g F i s h h a t L u n e Fi sh
A s Federally sponsored power
proje c ts e nlarg e the ir fi eld o f ac -
tlvity they step on the toes of
munic ipally -owned power projec ts.
One o f the latest examples is
do wn in Te xa s whe r e th e Guada-
lu p illanc o Ri ve r Autho ri ty and
the Lowe r C olor ado River Auth or-
ity tan g le d wi th the c i ty o f San
An to ni o wh en a ll th re e wa nted to
ac qui re pa rt or all of th e San An-
tonio Public Service Company .
Th e politic al ramific ations o f
the deal are o f interest to the
me t o f th e c o un try as the y i llu s -
tr a te h o w th e c u r re n t pr o g mm to
promote Federal socialization o f
larg e s egme nts of the elec tr ic in-
dustry destroy s tax- pay ing pri-
va te enterprise.fi rs t then local
ho me rule,an d fina lly ,atabe's
rights.Th e patte rn o f these proc eed-
ings fo llows the world trend of re-
c ent y ea rs where the mos t po wer-
ful c ountry swallows th e leas pow-
er fu l c ountry ,un ti l fina lly indi-
vidual freedom is wiped ou t a n d
only b ureauc rac y mmaina.
W ell it's up to the people. Their
ey es shou ld b e op en b y th is time.
If the y wan t to r e ta in lib e rty an d
freedom o f oportllnity ,they can
rejec t politic al schemes to de-
stroy pri va te enterprise.Th is i a
su e is o ut i n th e op en a t la st.
Sta ff Sgt.GeorgeKe lly ,wh o has been
an airman's med al
oakleaf clusters f o r
in g fi gh tin g in N o
rec en tly wro te a le tt
rnan re la ti ve s in i s
sc ribed the p r i mi tw
employ ed by to n n e
" D a r k Continent".
W hea t i s th e main
the coast and on
ac c ording to Sgt K e l
a n g e e and NINE
raised,also.Th e A
wi th wa lk in g p lo ws ;
plow is used,wh i
plow on top,ano th
bottom.W h en the
reac hes the end of
tur ns the plow o ve r
thro ugh the fields
The plows ar e p ull |
oxen an d horseS.al
ree and mules are
Sgt.Ke lly said
seen tw o trac tor f
of wh i c h burned
wh ea t i n No r th A f
green all wi nter :
te ll enough to p as t
Mo s t o f the
tinued Ke lly ,sowhand,althou gh he
fe w surfac e drills.
harve st' i t. by han~
In c losi ng,Sgt.
"K e e p me a pla
ll be
o ;..=,s ed bone meal,md 3pounds of salt.When the hogs
are not on puture, 65 pounds of
green leafy a.\!n.l1a meal ¢hou\d
he added.Thirty pounds of soy-bean oil meal may be substituted
for the tankagve.If bone meal
is not available,ground lime-
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m u u n o v
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Publhhad an-L """"'<§5 Nom byTHE ENTERPRISE u r m wAt mm, Ne b nl kl
J O H N A . n a o m m . m m
J. HIL TON a no mrfs . .Ani ma s mm
E n t e n d u n e m n d - c l n u m n t i a r ~ d u u t o f c a n g r d l d
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19 ~ 4 :
sqsscanmon nA-ms
$1.50 Per You m
Wuhlngtan Cmmty
Outahiho-GUI-nty
Suburivdnl me Pa You
ur the hover ix the place lor halt.Chicks must be able hu exercise
away from the hast lnw nll puts
of the room.Houses kcpl.wownrm onnne hare backs xnd off/en
leather picking.Train dxlcks to run out doors
ns noon as possible dtex theyne l. week bo ten dnyl old. Keepthem ln early mornings until the
dew has drled and the sun h u
driven esrtbwormn bank into the
ground.Remember,euthwormn,
(lies, etc. are the host or incuba-
tor of tape worms.
OMAHA LAMB AND
B L U E B0l.lpUxu|HID,uw " ,dur ing Ap r il.
M E A T S A N D FA' I' 5:Consumers
Pl° ° " ' " " " ' "In `" " `_ r Ad mi n dltrltio n e xte n uo u xxa ul\5 v" {n '' -*" _ _' t k sh " _E_K 1|-o -e 1 R o h m e 5'wa r e f f or t._ ..|f'f _ - f .....:\:"¢»-n 1hh week bv ~ -_l.- _....E¥£iu.¢ 'TL Hun W mmnnt I?r¥.»d l'2"':..,., ungni mml n f
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J O H N A . n a o m m . m m
J. HIL TON a no mrfs . .Ani ma s mm
E n t e n d u n e m n d - c l n u m n t i a r ~ d u u t o f c a n g r d l d
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~ TDEBRRSKH PRESS
19 ~ 4 :
sqsscanmon nA-ms
$1.50 Per You m
Wuhlngtan Cmmty
Outahiho-GUI-nty
Suburivdnl me Pa You
ur the hover ix the place lor halt.Chicks must be able hu exercise
away from the hast lnw nll puts
of the room.Houses kcpl.wownrm onnne hare backs xnd off/en
leather picking.Train dxlcks to run out doors
ns noon as possible dtex theyne l. week bo ten dnyl old. Keepthem ln early mornings until the
dew has drled and the sun h u
driven esrtbwormn bank into the
ground.Remember,euthwormn,
(lies, etc. are the host or incuba-
tor of tape worms.
OMAHA LAMB AND
ALBURNING H 1oSTOV'ES: Rationing 1
grant permiuicn Im
dana of cod-burnil
nnva which will be
plnce or mpplunent
EI ~ I N G gg; gg; UEluuau .,.._..__fq n nwi ll 1 mu r i mu pric es f o any vwvwy w ... ..... _ _._____r th e p\:r-whic h bgef,veal,nmb an d .u ff ' 1` n' \u c of fi c e f o r mm ? y e a r s .g g ; l m u !§:; e": :1d T:; wF{ r;\ \;o ;:i
=s he a ti n g ton mi ? b e s o ld. Th e se pr i c a wi ll F .'W_Gbelllingg is 'rec overing wi jh Mn . K elly ' s mo th er , Mr s . J .
..-.¢»....|1\....a1 15 nmrl wi i l f r o m iniuric a rqceived wh en h e G:Rhea,le f t the la tter pa r t of
.11..- nu.:Ih u wud : f or Gu nd R5 pld 5_ Mi c h -ultry Ponters
Il1U¢IT» l'l.ll|.\3MuHl nvan ----|-- --W u Bo ok Two f or p ur ~: h. | s u. 9f
n w . ... u ., ..guerlte S Raltt m Clyde Nelson:Ut 17, blk 57, cm of H y, $1,660.
Emma E Allowly & 0 S Allo-
way tn O S Alloway an 818 lnt
s v m SW'/6 nec 4-17-11, B18 intn.. |..» un my in Kennlrd Village,
mesh,eheaei,h h md oils."A", "B" and "C" stamps goodIWW;"D", April 19.An good
from their validity date to the
end of tho month.
nm~An.1-ms AND WHOLE-
mined
oil-b
pen:
n a h
5 bu'
n d c
lt wa
C TS ;
r e m
-n m
to re- go mm enum. nw...,, _-_'was kicks-d b a horse v wv ...._... _____urmng .¢m°§'E' £';"F.i';';'1\£.'$°¥§ Hilgenklmu Fm.an me J:» 1 gg-»=»for a few da y s wh Dr.saulx nf the twelve price zona Art Johnson Inns word that his elly's mother. Tm recently re-hmther.Nels Johnson.forrneriy turnud from IIn when Dr..v..1\- n»n¢ niutinnnd nl: the nayili\sq\\ipm¢nL
PRICE\subs!
lma x-Ma ri n
artrme.
Underlland
s l ex-
Toml-
> beans,
lettucepercent-
centa value, aecordlng w a regu» ly
upped.
over the nation.u butchers reduce the point vll~ue of meats, they are required to
bu: proportionately the dollar and
lation announced this week.Seed potatoes may now be sold
in qmmtitlea les! than fifty-pound
lolz. However, retailers are warned
that they must continue no clearly
tag and label all seed pctaboes
as need potatoes.A prlce ceiling that will take
on more importance as the sum-mer mason advances is that placedM |.nn\~\ nnft drinks. No retail-
a irllhgtnn, now of Lol Ange-les, Califomia. underwent a ma]-or operation lut week. He in re-porled to be getting along niee-
Mrs.Frank Yetxer nl Tulsa.Oklahoma, who hu been dsl
at Slulta Ann. California, mg _here en route home, for a ne!visit with her einer,Mrs. TillieReelmneyer, and Mr.and Mrs.
Hamer Miller and Jimmle.Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rankin andlittle son, Lany spent the week-
end with Mn.Rankln'e parents,Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Wlnlet. OnSunday, other gfuesu at the Wln-,_. L--- ....... Ml- .na Mrs, Clan
neu W... ......,..__ _____a i r ~ Hrs . K e l ly w i ll b e re-membered aa the former Blanche
Rhea.Mrs.Edna Klein submitted w
an operation last week at the
Dodge County Hospital; she is re-ported as get$n;¢ along nicely.Mrs.A.Koos spent the forenan of the week in Omaha.with
friends.
l
SCRATCH \
1\nr\u at.urtinrt chicks is not* ;. , Jdj o b ,b u t i t ,i s o n e t h a t r e -
s t h e t h o r o u g h d o i n g o f m a n y
details.
sl.s.§i.".1fIi§_§d§¢surrender points BU'|1'ER»Prced an
mnrk-up bllil.NahHoimm fn Ro.'1i';,¢§; Noe:eE'»§ of mm s .fi f2L1g{1;;',§°' """"°~°1==°;;°~
blk ze vmnge ol A!\.h;g!Am, sub-z 'inmm for so scornject to Lua md mortgage, sx.SHOES:Stamp No.11' of Wmr pound and hd!-ponPew: & Margarethx Kroger to Ration Book One il valid for 55 cents;pnrchmu
William Kroger; SWK SE'f£sec one pair of shoes until June 15,54% cents.2647-ll.They reserve right to 1948.Sumpa are inzexdmnge- EGGS; EGG PHODU-_~.L.|_ m.. M..hh nmnnar member:o l Lhe\price wungs nt
Brc
-oughld d l
$0011
i w m v
mder moms shouid be thor-
y cleaned, including dusting
B, phtea and rsfters. Scrubx wilh hot \ye water and then
'we\l with a good_liuer
I
r. Next build s brooder nre:lp dry and warm the build-
Examine the walls lor any
loor draft.Repair any win-
and be certain no beatingor melting snow can seep in
igh the roof.
ter the room is dry and
n. scatter litter over the floor.
y build a housing on the floor'
over n little more area than
covered by the hover and
t with two inches or more ol
line gravel.Once this is
ned through, it holds the heatand when covered with soft.
r keeps chicks comfortable at
it and saves fuel.
'hen chicks are first placed un-
1OMAHA LAMB AND
A lsmb and wool show may
be held in Wuhinginn county,
preliminary w the Omaha lamb
and Wool Cvns ml.lr there is
enough interest among dress
men,Extension Agent Fshrneysaidthisweek.Several county
shows were held ln the state
last year, and were quite s\r¢¢ess~
fm.The Omaha Lamb and Wool
Congress will be held during
the last week in May or the first
week in June. at the sheep barn
:s that might create a chill W O O L C O N G R E S S
the hrooder,they should be in the Omaha Live Stock Yards,
-__......,a no Ex-
llve in house during men me V.the land, Sl.
Martin P &Laura Nelson,joint
tenants: W*/S NW% sec 18-1841,
51.Martin P &Laura Nelson toMartin P &Laura Nelson, jointtenants: fax lot 179 sec il.-18-11
known as Jorgensens no add to
City of Blair and a tract of land
described by metes &bounds insec11-IB-ll known as tax lot
244. si.Martin P Sz Laura Nelson toMartinP &Laura Nelson,jointtenants:E55 SW%sec 34-18-ll,
si.Wm D McDonald,sheriff toBeulah Meier: lot 4 pt 5 blk, ptlst street in Village of Kennard,
R U B B E R FOOTWEAR Mensrubber boots are ratloned Ap
Ply to your local RatlonmgBoard for certificate to por
chase.GASOLINE Number 5 A' Cou
P-Ons valid until May 21 All
holdem of ' B C and T
Coupons can now renew nationsby mail.Send post card w your
board lor Form R-543.
rNsPr:<:rloNs=Second period inspection
for "A" book holders April
1 through September 30.
Allow at least 90 dgyg be.tween inspections.Second period inspection
TIRE(1)
(2)
wholesale.Hucnmg.erupt.FRESH VEGETABLES
toes, green and wax an
carrots,cabbage,peasand spinach priced on
age mark-up basl;ORK:Retail pric e ui
cific dollar and centsby Zona, effective A1
BEEF,VEAL,LAMB
TON:Retail prices u
cific dollar and cents
by Zones, effective ASEEDPOTATOES:CBI
by retailer in any quUSEDMECHANICALERATORS: Sales by icoveredbyrevised
pdce regulation No.
P
X»}ii\{il3i'ng under the some
Martin P G:Laura Nelson to roof.-,1
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n i
n m for "B" book holders Mardi USED TRUCKS:After_U ....-,x »..H-tra will ce
-or fl
down
n i n
.throl
A 1
w x r nH i n ;
t o cl
th a t
f i ll i
dn'
w a nwe ll
litbe
n i gh
w
d e r
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&
nd
5
pr
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Aam
er spaceilings
il 1.
MUT-
ler spe-
ceilings
i l 15.be sold
ntity.EFRIG-
lividuals
laximum
39.April ze\e under
;: ¢1H"é¥\l»§é`}n{>fe
or bottled soft drink
in March,1942.
FORMER BLA
PASTOR RE
To 1~
Rev. T. A.Lindwas pastor of the B
Christ until more
ago when he rctir
poor health, has r*
ministry.l-le rec.mn fn the David
for milk, beerza than he did
i I R
a'rURNs
vnN1s'rRY
ienmeyer. who
:lair Church of
than a yearedbecause of
eturned to the
cntly ~recei\/ed
City Christian
l
l
s e ze n c e W i n s e t m d d a u g h t e r ,A n n a
M a r i e .o t F r e m o n t .
M r .a n d M n .H .C .M c C l e l l a n
s p e n t S u n d a y i n L i n c o l n w i t h
t h e i r s o n ,R e v .H u r r y M c C l e l l a n
and family.~Mrs. Jack Huntley and children,Judy and Jackie, 01 Omaha, whowereevacuatedfrom their homenear the Carter Lake district on
account of the flood waters, 'arevisitinher parents, Mr. and Mrs.R. R.'eberion. for n few days.Mrs. David Simpson is confined
in the Methodist Hospital.Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Juhnson
1!I
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PADS
All Size;-Nully TrimmedNevuprlnl Stock
sc iZf...¢
The Enterpris
~u
c eilin g pri c es, Two method s are
provided fo r re-sale:One,f o r
vehicles "u s is",an d Two , ve -
hic les rec onditioned and guaran-
teed.
, . . . . . -u n »
;|t i a n C h u r c h ,a n d h a s a c c e p t e d t h e
f o r m e r p a s t o r a t e ,p r e a c h i n g h i s
i n i t i a l s e r m o n o n S u n d a y .
R e v .L i n d e n r n e y e r s p e n t t h e w i n ~
t e r i n L o s A n g e l e s ,C a l i f n r n i a .
DE S C RI B E S N O R T HAF R IC A N l\lE'I`HOI)S
O F F A R M I N G
Sta ff Sgt.George L ." P a t "
Ke lly ,wh o has been awar ded
nn airman's med al a n d three
oakleaf clusters f o r his dar-
in g fi gh tin g in No r th Afric a,
re c e ntly wr ote a le tte r to Her -
ma n re la ti ves i n whi c h h e d e
sc ribed the pr imitive methods
employ ed by far me rs of th e
" D a r k Continent".
Wheat is the main c rop alon~
the coast and on th e plains
ac c ording to Sgt. Kelly , and o
a n g e s and tangerines a
raised,also.Th e Ara bs f a
wi th wa lk in g p lo wa ; a o ne -wa
plow is used,whic h has onplowontop.another on th
bottom.W h en the f a r m e
rea c he s the end of th e r ow, h
tur ns the plo w o ve r a n d " ba c
thro ugh the fields he goes'
The p low: are p ulled mostly b
oxen an d ho rs emalth ou gh b u
roe and mules are also us
Sgt.Ke lly said th a t he I1~
seen tw o trac tor fa rms,bo
of wh i c h burned charcoal T
wh ea t i n No r th Af ri c a stay
green all wi nter an d is n o
ta ll enough to pas ture.Mo s t o f the Arabs,co
tinued Ke lly ,sow gra in -
hand,althou gh he ha d seen
fe w surfac e drills.Th ey a l
harve st' i t. by hand.
In c losi ng,Sgt.K e lly wr o t
"K e e p me a plac e spot
may be I wi ll be ho me befo
Lhe '44 season."
o f his s o n - i n - la w~ n d dau~hter
D r .and Mr s .J ay Bo lt of Telfa -
rrah.
News From
Arlington
Second Lieutenant Elmer Pe-ters of the u. s. A.. who was justgraduated from an ol`{icer'a can-l
didate depagtment of Eastern SignalCorpsschoolatFort Mon-mouth, New Jersey, arrived homefor a temday furlough with risl
parents, Mr. and Mr; Henry I'e»
ters,and with friends at Dew
ver. Colorado.Mr.and Mm.Emil Just and
family have moved into weir newhome, the Roy Noe house, whichvthey recently purchased.Mr. und*Mrs. Delbert Livermore and lam-1
ily who previously lived them,moved into the mnrcnce Norslcovhouse.recenllv occupied by Mr.and Mn.Howard Manhall,whomovedintotheA.G.Mnnhaii
house..Misa Dora Jensen of I-'remont
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preaching his
unday.\spent the win»|
es,Cslifnrnla. '
=: been a guest
and daughter,Bolt of Teka-
r o m
mgton
nt Elmer Pe-., wha was justol`{icer'a can-l
of Enstem SigatFort Mon-y, arrived homelaughwithrisl
Mm Henry l'e»
riends at Dew
Emil Just and
-into weir newoe house, whichvbased.Mr. md*rmore and lam-1
ly li v d there,mrcnce NorskovcuuiedbyMr.Manhall,whq,A.G.Mnnhain
sen of I-'remont
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Lift ihe BURDEN of Heavy Qgyments
Ulf YOUR HOME .
EH!-\.LOAN WILL DoIT FDR YOU
lfpresenf paqmen #J on;/ourhome.seem/nb/L re/ina/me;/oarha/7 Mei'/id.
Wal/ ash/naiealv oféfvum//aff ofa//1ers
are doinq
zxm p LE :-
$Q_000 l4>an,Q0 years 6346 monihiy$4.000 loan Zoyea's iZ69lmonthly
(P/as mm//://por//bn a/lc»=e',: ~kwcmc)
FOR Au F.H.A.Lol\NSAPVNfo
T H E ~C O .
O MAH A NEBP.
Qu
t h ; ? i 1 : t lwo da y s Th e s o un d o f to d e mo n m mw 1.Lu... __-......-M. n a n "s1'|Ztr8.£lS the atte n - .ti me ly ma r ke tin g a n d good f e
BH Ilu ¢|.\ .. w\\ nn - - - - - -|¢. ,. ..n f ni h | \ l R .a n d s o o n a l l w 1 1 ; i n g ' .
haulbe
dns
its'
I t
fe e
EW:
wi l
2
tu :Lu 95 de ea b u t lo we r u n s A wo r d i n z to yurraun,f B1 r $19 0 EW s.\o al!¢....._ n........ A¢nm éirmtinne a IOWCT ..5_____ au... 90 vnnfit tht! Hlmu'Cnty r __
: u n
t e l
.,1..
mm
c eilin g pri c es, Two method s are
provided fo r re-sale:One,f o r
vehicles "u s is",an d Two , ve -
hic les rec onditioned and guaran-
teed.
, . . . . . -u n »
;|t i a n C h u r c h ,a n d h a s a c c e p t e d t h e
f o r m e r p a s t o r a t e ,p r e a c h i n g h i s
i n i t i a l s e r m o n o n S u n d a y .
R e v .L i n d e n r n e y e r s p e n t t h e w i n ~
t e r i n L o s A n g e l e s ,C a l i f n r n i a .
DE S C RI B E S N O R T HAF R IC A N l\lE'I`HOI)S
O F F A R M I N G
Sta ff Sgt.George L ." P a t "
Ke lly ,wh o has been awar ded
nn airman's med al a n d three
oakleaf clusters f o r his dar-
in g fi gh tin g in No r th Afric a,
re c e ntly wr ote a le tte r to Her -
ma n re la ti ves i n whi c h h e d e
sc ribed the pr imitive methods
employ ed by far me rs of th e
" D a r k Continent".
Wheat is the main c rop alon~
the coast and on th e plains
ac c ording to Sgt. Kelly , and o
a n g e s and tangerines a
raised,also.Th e Ara bs f a
wi th wa lk in g p lo wa ; a o ne -wa
plow is used,whic h has onplowontop.another on th
bottom.W h en the f a r m e
rea c he s the end of th e r ow, h
tur ns the plo w o ve r a n d " ba c
thro ugh the fields he goes'
The p low: are p ulled mostly b
oxen an d ho rs emalth ou gh b u
roe and mules are also us
Sgt.Ke lly said th a t he I1~
seen tw o trac tor fa rms,bo
of wh i c h burned charcoal T
wh ea t i n No r th Af ri c a stay
green all wi nter an d is n o
ta ll enough to pas ture.Mo s t o f the Arabs,co
tinued Ke lly ,sow gra in -
hand,althou gh he ha d seen
fe w surfac e drills.Th ey a l
harve st' i t. by hand.
In c losi ng,Sgt.K e lly wr o t
"K e e p me a plac e spot
may be I wi ll be ho me befo
Lhe '44 season."
o f his s o n - i n - la w~ n d dau~hter
D r .and Mr s .J ay Bo lt of Telfa -
rrah.
News From
Arlington
Second Lieutenant Elmer Pe-ters of the u. s. A.. who was justgraduated from an ol`{icer'a can-l
didate depagtment of Eastern SignalCorpsschoolatFort Mon-mouth, New Jersey, arrived homefor a temday furlough with risl
parents, Mr. and Mr; Henry I'e»
ters,and with friends at Dew
ver. Colorado.Mr.and Mm.Emil Just and
family have moved into weir newhome, the Roy Noe house, whichvthey recently purchased.Mr. und*Mrs. Delbert Livermore and lam-1
ily who previously lived them,moved into the mnrcnce Norslcovhouse.recenllv occupied by Mr.and Mn.Howard Manhall,whomovedintotheA.G.Mnnhaii
house..Misa Dora Jensen of I-'remont
l
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uk _,YOU SAVE ON GAS
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d
n
I ) `~AF R IC A N i\lE'I`HOI)S
O F F A R M I N G
Sta ff Sgt.George L ." P a t "
Ke lly ,wh o has been awar ded
nn airman's med al a n d three
oakleaf clusters f o r his dar-
in g fi gh tin g in No r th Afric a,
re c e ntly wr ote a le tte r to Her -
ma n re la ti ves i n whi c h h e d e
sc ribed the pr imitive methods
employ ed by far me rs of th e
" D a r k Continent".
W heat is the main erop along
the coast and on th e plains,
ac c ording to Sgt. Kelly , and or
a n g e s and tangerines are
raised,also.Th e Ara bs f a r m
wi th walki ng p lo wa ; a on e- wa y
plow is used,whic h has oneplowontop.another on the
bottom.W h en the f a r m e r
reac hes th e en d o f the r ow, he
tur ns the plow ove r an d " b ac k
thro ugh the fields he goes".
The plow: a re pulled mostly by
oxen an d hors es, althoug h b ur-
roe and mules are also used.
Sgt.Ke lly said th a t he ha d
seen tw o trac tor fa rms,bo th
of wh i c h burned charc oal. The
wheat,i n No r th Af ri c a stay ed
green all wi nter an d is no w
ta ll enough to pas ture.Mo s t o f the Arabs,con-
tinued Ke lly ,sow gra in by
hand,althou gh he ha d seen a
fe w surfac e drills.Th ey also
harve st' i t. by hand.
In c losi ng,Sgt.Ke lly wr ote ,"K e e p me a plac e spotted;
may be I wi ll be ho me before
Lhe '44 season."
1
Big Fis h h a t L u n e Fish
A s Federally sponsored power
proje c ts e nlarg e the ir fi eld o f ac -
ti vi ty they step on the toes of
munic ipally -owned power projec ts.
One o f the latest examples is
do wn in Te xa s whe r e th e Quads-
lu p fllanc o Ri ve r Autho ri ty and
the Lowe r C olor ado River Auth or-
ity tan g le d wi th the c i ty o f San
Anton io wh en a ll th re e wan te d t~
ac qu ire par t or all of the San An
tonio Public Service Company .
Th e politic al ramific ations o
the deal are o f interest to th
me t of the c ou n try a s th ey i llu s
tr a te h o w th e c u r r en t p ro g mmpromoteFederalsocialization o
lar ge seg men ts of the elec tric in
dur:try destroy s tax- pay ing p r i
va te enterprise.fi rs t then l~
ho me rule,an d fina lly ,state'
rights.
Th e patte rn o f these ~»
ings follows the worid tr end of r
c ent y ea rs wher e th e mo st p owe
ful c ountry swallows the less po
er fu l c ountry ,un ti l fina lly in~
vidual freedom is wiped o u t a n
only b ureauc rac y mmaina.
W ell it' s up to the peop le. The
ey es sh ould b e o pen by th is tim
If the y won t to re ta in li be rty =
freedom o f oportllnity ,they z
rejec t politic al schemes to d
stroy pri va te enterprise.Th i s i
su e is o ut i n th e op en a t la st.
STOCK TALK
\Bldx-'s far.hog market topped
the Omaha market last Saturd'.\y,
it is reported. The following saleswere recomed on hat day by C.Bnmdage of Blair Livestock
Market:Hans Sorensen,26 butcher
IlI
hogs at $14.65 cwt.:md 5 bredl-~=n\¢. Flann-
mr
'They See Aim
The medical profession is not
opposed to health programs thatdo not embody ultimate elimina-tion oi' private medical practice.
The doctors are no different thanrepresentatives of industry, ag;-i.
culture or labor, who oppose plan
that would place government in
control of the economic affairs ot
the individual. They are alike in
their conviction that a people can-
h u 1 d , a 1 ou g e =»~Iso
mound, said that he owned a val-the vm:stretches oi' water d l
Sogef younnomwhil
Yon'll bnenprimealh
STOCK TALK
\Bidi-'s far.hog market toppedhe Omaha market last Saturd'.\y.|
it is reported. The following palesl
were recomed on hat day by C.|
Bmndage of Blair Livestock
Market:Hans Sorensen,26 butcher
hogs at $14.65 cwt.:md 5 bredlsown, $16.40 down; Frank Flann-isnn, is butchers at $14.60, sl
sown at $16.40;Neil Went,13|
hogs, some bringing as high as
$114.60;Otto Wenz,hogs at
$14,65;Paul Paulsen,17 butch-
ers ar $14.so;c|yde Metzler,
vows at $14.60 to $15.40; M. 0.
Dnvil, hogs at $14.65. Bill Feich-tinger,another consignment nf
hogs at $l4.60; Harry Bolln, 18
fat.hm at $14 .60 ; Frm Japp.s bahp calf at $25;Lloyil
Burdic, Benson, a hm cal! heil-
cr at SUB md another at 3109;
Al King, Missouri Vlley, Iowa, a
bun (ar $209,
harv~st' it.. by hand.
In c losi ng,Sgt.Ke lly wr ote ,"K e e p mo a piace spotted;
may be I wi ll be ho me before
Lhe '44 season."
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You s/WE o
Buy
/ /
Built of the
b y m a s t e r
YOU need no spedxl nuiq usedS¢ud¢b\kr.! u.
dem. And the nvmgs youmhsmncinl. beause there'
buker so ovexload in mixes
Bax remember shi:-:he
nnihble is decreasing -
iqh- quality '
. I
h u 1 d , a 1 ou g e =»~Iso
mound, said that he owned a val-the vm:stretches oi' water d l
Sogef younnomwhil
Yon'll bnenprimealh
STOCK TALK
\Bidi-'s far.hog market toppedhe Omaha market last Saturd'.\y.|
it is reported. The following palesl
were recomed on hat day by C.|
Bmndage of Blair Livestock
Market:Hans Sorensen,26 butcher
hogs at $14.65 cwt.:md 5 bredlsown, $16.40 down; Frank Flann-isnn, is butchers at $14.60, sl
sown at $16.40;Neil Went,13|
hogs, some bringing as high as
$114.60;Otto Wenz,hogs at
$14,65;Paul Paulsen,17 butch-
ers ar $14.so;c|yde Metzler,
vows at $14.60 to $15.40; M. 0.
Dnvil, hogs at $14.65. Bill Feich-tinger,another consignment nf
hogs at $l4.60; Harry Bolln, 18
fat.hm at $14 .60 ; Frm Japp.s bahp calf at $25;Lloyil
Burdic, Benson, a hm cal! heil-
cr at SUB md another at 3109;
Al King, Missouri Vlley, Iowa, a
bun (ar $209,
harv~st' it.. by hand.
In c losi ng,Sgt.Ke lly wr ote ,"K e e p mo a piace spotted;
may be I wi ll be ho me before
Lhe '44 season."
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You s/WE o
Buy
/ /
Built of the
b y m a s t e r
YOU need no spedxl nuiq usedS¢ud¢b\kr.! u.
dem. And the nvmgs youmhsmncinl. beause there'
buker so ovexload in mixes
Bax remember shi:-:he
nnihble is decreasing -
'inest materials
craftsmen
orizuion to buy u high-qunb
npion, Commander or Presi-
ll e f e c t b y d ri d n g o n e a r e
no ncaa bulk in a Stude-
r overt!! ir.: gas supply.
number of used Studebaker:
ly, due ro the growing de-
ny md smooth performance.
th¢re's still n go-od choice.
user in u med Studebaker
1 ir. Out noch also include
"'.=?;>fg~1,v
In ~I I|°a ~WI gli. * -5 ~,"" ;£ 3 _." " -J rf?"~j-}.§C./ '
".In J*'''
f i
#5g l
I i~-"Z.f;.....g ~~..¢\" ..4.¢.:'pc »¢";_ _:~ n - . .
~. .5 .._f e .
ln 1 | \ i d lr b » l ¢ 0 ¢ 1 \ 1 l ! r u \ | n | ¢ r ¢ " b o lI
5 ;\»~f\1¢~!»lr»~-'run qpuxuuction of
A :trawl nflrllv reinfaread bv nal ll-
Frs
-$3.10
You Have!
l . Co.
\wur emergency,umey areworkingnightInd day to pre-snrve the nntion'a heahh.But
they oppose henlth plum
would nuke government the pnme
MIGHT TRADE
LAND FOR KNIFE
One ol the stories resulting fromthe pruunt nmpage of tha Missouri concemn one ul nur )0¢;\
(Fon. Calhoun)lumen nnd theOmnhn owner of some lxnd on theinlumd.Oar Sundxy in look qver
thc situation.the Omnha hnd-hnlder asked our\!nr-mer friend
thlt
d§u»¢n»¢r of mediw cue.:ion o lnvesti tion Rahxrnin
to lwup it lor the land..
The Omnha mln then mounted
a horse and proceeded on his mis-
!s l .xsoon, he wled on our locd rai-dent und mlicimusly inquired i!he nill had the juzknile und the
notion to trade.
At lut reports, Lbs knife wasstillin possession ol its original
ovm¢r-he wnn't going to begyppdf-Fon Cnlhoun Chronicle.
u» x¢ £ ,'n¢» uo » -xmnuu
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hnmrl lv d i h i mp e r o ui a l
unme ylcumue w-nu......,.._._ ,h\ghly,but he might be |m1\unyuu<".. -......__,_good us ed an o fogmer ~ makes -mme in today.
n o p y o u m u p l o p a w l i h i l d u b d r l s l d w
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ndumdaamma Du\'¢v¢ku"Ilumhh¢n-va. Lau¢»aywar~¢\-1-f¢:f-=d'\=¢v\¢f\=-\1i°¢'¢"V'='°'1-
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" " "" " " " "»a'»f¢¢y.
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White Per GallonOu t s i d e
New Builing is Out---Protect Those
' \ ¢ ¢ . " l m a i d 'lh u i i n s n£2 2 } } , { Z. ' iQ } ¢ m. c h ili*- ill! ! ~ u r
4|y'| Studebnkn' msd can vue bm!! by
t h e u m:crnihmm who qw ;-<~=-==Cyglgm min : ( ot the F\ ymg w h e n
ulm|||m||||nnnly|||||mulnlu||||||||||||nm||||n|Christenseh Lbt l ~ he would my lor his mmd _ g l ~
n und.The lmer,alter wewing ~
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Admission 1140 Cu.
.George Waslungtolx
Slept Here
WITHJACK Bl'lNNY»ANN SHERIDAN ANDCHARLES OOBURN
Alno--Fighting Engdneen,l n lNevrsreel.Evening Admhdol
11-35 Cu.
'rwsnn
A P RI L z o
BABGAIN NIGHT'
Admission 11-zz cu.Cat People
WITH.SIMONE smmv ANDTOM COKWAY
Aim--Two for the Honey Chilli*
... .WE~.: -..APRIL 21-zz
Admission 11-so Ch;
This Above AIK
WITH
TYRONE POWER ANDJOAN FONTAINE
Also-All About Dog; Color
toon.
lllll I mm~I~ll 1<
-'rnn4'rllPl!B¢-
mas uf B L A I R mmvluuunv men m me
Service
Roluul Vin Wnrdnh forma:BN: boy, in ; new mend! begin-ning txdnlng at the U. S. Nnvxl
Trllnlng Stttiun,Ftl'l'll"i»Id!-
ho.His tninlns period.n w
parents are Mr .and Mr s .A u -
g u s r H .M l t z e n o f B l a i r .
uf Q s
Th e two sons o f Mr . a n d Mr s .
Herma n Ne laen, 154 7 Ave ., L ong-
view,Washington,are bo th s u -
tiuned wi th Unc le Sam'a basic
. . ~
Admlulon I1-22 C!l»
¢P x t t s b u r g h
w r r n
MARL ENE mrrrnl c n AND
FRIDAY SATURDAI
APRIL 16-11
i s ~ W ~ n ~ n .... :. in l l '
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FIRST x.u'nmnAN c uunc a -
P h a k ld a r k a r h e
Sa v ie o llua
A n w d - d o m B u m u m
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n t s tomnu'Sr'|ndlningoutdf-lx dr
v \ywa 'pm doa f|,m d|hndlng
natundonlnnlxleswhnnlpug.An¢la lltho¢im»uIhxv e tnlwk
narlouawhea iwillilr I un't
ke~v \uk|hunyl»u;n.Buzx¢'¢sdllx-siher!un.Hu'v dona whatx dn ha fm z h lo nth e n lwulda
wi1ldolFrom 'Hs y,y\ml'w';lr'
ln two enslly pinned bul.lt'|nthn-dlsoonenttlngtowxlkdqwn
lcxvwdedlt\1setusdhnvet»um~
laumloormolldn1a.Weh.nv¢m
m wm ths dnfa o le nlilte dm m
SCHOOLmsssms PLAY
Tha high school nmdmu of
Much mn-l mhml ymwnte d Iplxy, mitkll "Ted Droyl ln", on
Friday and llanday svmlnp.l n -
E!-llr Olmn lponlond the y u rduction.A well! hour with ro-frahmeatl wnclnded the nmhxg.The phy alt lndudnd Did md
Junior Nlalnn.B0-YNY m d Dick
Svendpud, lhrle amen. Glorln
Jensen, Phyllis and Jack Jensen.
garet Ziegler of Blair, and was em-
ploy ed a t .Arndt Ha r d wa r e pr i o r
to hi s ind uc ti on in to the amy la st
summer.u |as
Mr . a n d Mn , A . E . D i xo n h a z e
St-tif Sgt.Russbll Lund,son
L u n dh u l
~n-~-~vr, ~ mamma BlyA. llumr. to a Captain. He il
promoted tn Petty Olllcu 'hd
'address:Class on April ls t. HnBill D. Stewll'T-» A.K.l|L3-c Nnv-
nnl Ai r Bu Self#-le, Wanlungtou,% Fire Station. Bill joined the
I
-\Kprll 15, ms = =
~ons mn
i n o u n o v
s r m r m m m 4;:'°' ° " " " " "i , " " | | '|ldyum; 'peop[e'| urgunlntiun. Rn. APY"
Jdll\P.Bro o|¢ lwi1lbe ill¢h||~|e :-':l~a 'llllllillllllllllll\lll||||l\llllllll|Illllll|n m\H é l f ~ c o m r m
rvice wi ll be he ld i n 1
,begin ning a t 8 o'cl|
.. vm.;.r\-..|'Pull
lo! the dish..,. .- ,lun.A
ian nelchurch
THURSDAYPm Hue Pdn APRIL 15§...A..m n u m Aamiéiion 11.30 cu.mum-J -'°- ' "p.m.,A g n i zz.A u u vuul...Dn|n}\1-1 mm.-hiad vr i l1 | . . . - vi m w i ll h m i n n tl o z a b mm
'l`hel l l l i W l ww ;ent,e: rt~ain m a n b e n o f h e r l f -B E T Hd a S é h o o l d n l 8 1 1 0 ,
n..\....S ' £ , , , ? L .b n n k h s f . .D 8 3 3 D ¢ I m R1
i5i:>ié"i'I-.mm P. BmClnrnhSchool; 11 snrmkvservice.H1912 ~C;.s_9_1s§w§="Ay"\ Great Gildelrsleeveiitrley Wilcox home.
Mr. and Mrs.Roms lava md
children of w a t of Blnlr gpent
&nd\y with Mr. and Mn. Joe
lava,Mr.and Mrs.John Andreueuand mn, Johnny af Omnhs, spentatundnynightendSundaynt
tim hams of Mrs.Anna Andrw
sen.
nam, uyem........._,...daughter md - m n H n .~
ur Wexmrddd and family.
Guest: ol Mr. and Mn. W. E.Lucke md Lehnd at dinner, Wed'neqdly evening,were Mr.and
hlrl mmm Vi i es and Mn. Elr-
ley Thumpson.Roderick McVickn-, whd is em-
ployed in Mhion,Nebraska, wns
..». .._.\..:.x»..-.r es..hnmn
.num 2----a ...Sunday mm-ning.C h u
will lol\0vY_
W.S.C.S. To
Meet With Mn- Guyer
M n Fred Gnyer nn entertain
at her home, mmofrmw (Friday)
afternoon, Ia: memben o l umMethodistWomm'|Society ul
Chrlltinn Service.Sha win be
=°"F°_;~v"°°y°fm °g;;=;,': ", ' ;% $ d § » E A; "Q T" " n¢ . .. .ma
'"H dbg N other factors d n t gn into the
g m , ;W u ExP°nY °'mx ki ng o f ng o o dNi v 7 mu\ .v m .°""" Fdlvwshiv.wmiek sn the son nf Mr. me
C h o i r M y 7:80 pm.W a h Mn R._ V w.n»§¢k cg y,,,qm¢,
: d m m e valor Cholx' nt ' 1>~ oreéon.fé mmy o f m m .
.s n v ms r - U . .b.Kumedw "'°.
Slmdly School 10 |.m.M»rninB PvL Mnrlir|R.Ha 1zen| |no'wwonhi11l m .wh i m,"A ""*'°""' a t 1 '*'{°m r . ~
_A a ..: ,.___.__ ___,ns .a n ma m.. c v , A, 5 1
*-~~--.-_..-.1 xr..o
gIoryu4iLn1llAndn1lt.he lime1w n n t w b e n l m i o r z t b n m mg m
thpx myhhingl"
s o
Corponx Joe D.s n w m ,nn-
n m a SP°¢il\1l¢»in located xt
T 337, Clan 81,Held ArtiilerySchool, Fort Sill, Oklxhonn.
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in Mn . Me mb e r s o lfa t i v n a n y ythec u t n o lh r g a r e t An n Ne\-
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Mr s .J ames C-omu m d son,u wqen.-vnu Vlnlvvn ..,,..,.____ _ _To mm y o f Oma h a were Mo nd ay o f hw p a re n ts ,Mr .an d Mr s .F .: n a me d b y h e r mo th er ,Mr s .
visi tors i n th e ho me o f Mr s.H. Mc vi vk e r .Minni e 'I \'ip1 ett, ,nd bs'n m . R .
Con-nu'a mothe r,M m An n a A n -Mi a nd Mr s. ~ W E_ L uc ke and E.Dud geo n a nd Mr s . M E. 'Dy -
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ln Tactics ummm °f us e Acn-demic Regiment at Camp Hood,
Texas._o »»Bill D. Stewart, sun of Mr. und
Mn.Ted Stewart ol Blair, was
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1941 Chev. Town sedan
1941 Ford Tudor
1940 Dodge Sédln
1939 Chev. Town sedan
1938 Chev. Town Sedan
1936 Chev. Coach
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WITH.SIMONE smmv ANDTOM COKWAY
Aim--Two for the Honey Chilli*
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BLAIR, NEBR-
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l,9:30 u n .Con.firmntion
: 3 0 g m.v M A R T S E P ° 1 s c o P A L -
r Ad elb er t J .Smith,vic ar,
a t Linc oln,Phone 340.
y School,9:30 n m .Ho ly
uni on a n d eerrnon a t 1 1
Evening'pray er,litany
s e r m o n a t 8 p m .Wednes-
A p r i l 21.Three-hour serv-
a . m to 3 p m. ,o n Go-od
y ,A p r i l 23 Ever y one we l-
Hc rma n Ne laen, 154 7 Ave ., L ong-
view,Washington,are bo th s u -
tioned wi th Unc le Sam'a basic
train ing a rmy f orc etl at Fort Lew-
is,Washington.Howard Nelaen, ago 18, was in-
duc ted in to the a r my on Ma rc h
10th, and Ha r old Nelson entered
the servic e on A p r i l in t.Th ei r
addresses follow:Pvt. Howa rd J . Nelson , C o. 216
LLP.,A.P.O.304,U .S.A r my ,
Fort. Lewi n, W a shin gton. He i s in
th e Mi litar y Police Corps.P v t .H m m N .N i e l s e n ,C o .C ,
a I g
B l ~.1 .»a l A i r B l ! -'L Su ttle , W a a hi h gto n
95 F ir ! Statio n. B ill jo in ed the U
AEW IBla ir friends as f o llo ws :"Yen, I am now Sec ond Lieuten-
ant, Medic al Administration Corps,
alinost li ke " K i n g , b y " th e Grac e
of God, of Gre at Bri tain an d Nor-
thern Ireland and o f th e Br itis h
Domains bey ond th e Seas,De»
fender of th e Fa ith,Emp e r o r o f
Indi a," only not qui te." I get quite n wh i z ou t o f a ll
manner of enliste d men--f rom pri-
THE LE..|
to the f i r s t o f th i s mo n th
ills ha ve been passed and
~by the Gover nor;one bi ll
passed over th e Governor'o
;eighteen bills ha ve been
\bu t n ot y e t s ig ne d b y the
mo r .e bills pass ed do not se em to
de undeeimbie legislation.
hi ll wh i c h wa s u p f o r con-
~tion should intereot all claee
o f Lax pay ers.Th is bi ll in
n as L .B.342.B. 342. Th e bill pro vides nun
rating purchased by the state
eb re s ka in an y go ver n me n ta l
vision should be purchased
f i r ms emp loy ing Nebr aska
r.Th e hear ing h a d made
prog:ees and every thing
ed to b e r un n i ng in f avo r o f
pr op on en ts of th e bi ll un ti l n
ta n t emai l-town newspaper
who i s no t af raid of the dev-
d a ll hi s angels,tool:the
d.H e to ld th e oolnlnittee he
go i n g to te ll th e m th e tru th .
stated th a t i n Neb ras ka fo r
~,we hs ve ha d a pri nti ng
s t th a t dominated almos t a ll
~lic pri nti ng,especially county
ting , an d we di d no t g et a way
i t u n ti l loc d pr inte rs 8tl» rt-
to do th e printi ng and the loc al
nters found they c ould buy sup»
es for their c ounties, c ities, vil-
ea and schools f o r mu c h less
ney than the Ne bras ka p rinting
~t had been charging.Th e re-
lt. of the gentleman'a statement
==almo st electrical.N o one on
e other aide convincingly chal-
nged hir!sta tement th a t there
d b e e n a p r i n ti n g tms t i n Ne -
; : ~th a t had domin ated the
~de The bac kers of the bill per-
rrned a grac eful "fade-out". The
ati ng wa s ove r and the c o mmi t-
e pr omptly k ille d the b ill. It was
nother dernonlstration of th e in-
uenc e one :na n c an ha ve on his
ovc rnment if he i s fearle ss, hon-
zt an d k n ows wh at he is ta lid n g
out.
.U .S .A r m y ,F o r t L e w i n ,W u h -
i n g t o n ,H a r o l d i s t a k i n g u p a n
engineei's course.The Nels ene ar e we ll- kn own i n
W ashington County , having moved
fr o m Blai r 2 %years ago.H r .
an d Mr s.Nels on and so n, Bob by ,
wi ll coninue to reside i n Lo n g -
view.as a QP.F'.C.To g o Christensen,wh o
has b een statione d in Ne w Y o r k ,
arr ived F ri da y even in g fo r a fu r-
lo u g h wi th his wi f e an d baby ,
Ronn ie, and with hi s p u-en ts, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Chrlatonben, and Ven-
da..o 0 4
The address of P vt. Arthur Rob-
inso n, who r ec en tly ente red arm?servic e,ia Co.A .80 th Ahmed
Reg.,A..P.0.258,~Poms
Lou ia ima.n 4 oH. L. Shedle, former Dang. Col-
lege c ommerc ial instnactor, us sta-
tioned wi th th e U .S.A r my o tLo wville , Ke ntuc ky . II e in tea c h -
in g mu m-y Re p o rts a n d Re c o r d s
an a "buc k sergea nt". but has lP~
plied f o r appo intment as W ar-
ra n t Offic er an d expec ts to be
sont ove rsea s so meti me this sum-
mer.All intererhing phalio c d Shedlehs
swé d u le i s hi s met11od o f t u n e -po rted on ; h e is i n a. dn vlng p oo l
wi th two other soldiers,ro ta ti ng
a n an d dr ivin g book an d fo r th
every dey .Hi s te ac hi ng s hi ft a t
present is 1 p.m.to 8 o m s ,hc
teaches seven -$5-minute penods,
with from 25 to 30 rnen in a c lass.
H a wri tes th ot ea c h u ni t i e onl
two weeks lo n g a n d " we h a velo t to cover so i t really take.
ponnding".H e gnjoy s hi s wo r
wi th th e soldiers,however.Mr s.Sha dle, who was f or me rl
a nurse at Dana, is living in Louis
ville, also.as 0 Q
No r ma n Bnnsen,fo r me r Do n
College student n o w stationed =
259 th S tatio n Hos pi ta l, AS F- UT
Ne w Orleans,Loui aialil,wr i t
Std!Sgt.Russell Lund,mno £ Mr . l nd ll rs - N. T. L u n d, hn l
been promoted i n th e n n k o l
Tech Su-guilt,It i l lotnled. He
arrived Satmdly txun Cnmp
Cunpbell,Kentucky, for ;m ~
dny furlough at Mn home hen-
\
¢
Mr.and mrs,naney ........ ,___ __,_ _and family and Miss Beulah To~ James of North Bend,and Mr.
line of Omalm were Saturday and Mrs. James Padon and dall-
d Mrs. dren ol FremonteveningguestsofMr.anUnckMcDonald.I Ray Lund,son of Mr.|.nd|.The Bohd of "I'ruB1€es ol Dana_Mrs. N. T.Lund,left WednesCollegeandTrinity§elni7\8-fYdny for Bmltimore,Mnry lmi l
hr.-ld its annual meeting in Bl1\h,!He will be employed in n do-
'hiesday and Wednesday of th's fenle blunt.,
week.Mr.and Mm.Alben KuhrMrandMrs.Harry Jordm,lm\d son, Dunne, of near Ornm
Mrs:Alan Lambert,and Miarsgpent Smday afternoon withJaneWilcoxwereshoppersinMm.Henry Kuhr.Callers un!
Omahl Monday dlemocrn.[ M m Kuhr,Monday elbernoov.
Miss Janet McDonald,who is wereemployedinOmnha,spent Sat-1
Mr. and Mrs.Otto Am
Mr. ui d Mrs. Adler Petersen'
m a y night and Sunday wlul and family of Omlha were Sun-
Iilnir relatives.ld-By visitors at the borne of Mr.Miss lnnnlne 1-lumen who is and Mrs.Fritz Mnthiaen.Mrs.
employed in (nnxlm,spent t.he'P2\¢rB€n i!the d5VKl'l\»¢1` o! the
week-end here with her puunts,Mnthiesenx.
Mr.and Mrs.A.C.Hansen.Mrs. Allred Feer and son, Ken-Mr.and Mrs.Malcolm F.Bro~ neth, and Mrs. Don Feet accom-dersen and ehildren,Susan and'Panied Lt. Ed Feet W Omnhz,Polly,of Henman were Sul\1rdayiM°|\d"Y morning; and he returned
afternoon visitors at the George-f-° his "my duties in Calilomia.
B*C McQuarr'iq home.\*j f - g y f Mrsé Villistm lsbce
M d Mr. J ns E.,lensel ,an l ren.are usanandr .SIL entertumled,Sundny: Joh\n,f Agw g Beg; Tue
for Mr.and Mrs.Sven Jensen, gg*h "av |s_ k g eri
Phylis and Richard,and ~f y " J i m j i ""'0Y-
sn Mrs.George Carter an rs.0 o r o B
dnughm, Jaan,uf Omaha-lseles.California,#iSundayvisitorsatthe*;,°"'°,¥I§f",,f'.§.l'l"'~}_;>§;:¢
c l Mr. and Mrs.Bruce A.en-I Paulsen ug, her b m q u and
sday
An-
with
Lars
JimnieincludedMr. and Mrs.Harry 1 _J e n s e n .M i s s G l a d y s w n g m a n d P a u l s e n , a l l l r l E g g -u l G l b e n
r s .n n e \Miss I/uella Johnson, all of Oma~
lm.__,..~-.»~'
Mr.and Mrs.Henry Doll and
children entertained,Sunday
for Mr. and Mrs.R-iwurd An-drown and Mrs.William Doll of
Omaha, and Mr. and Mrs.Ott:
Crothuaen and Miss Dorothy
Grothueen ot KennardMr.and Mrs.Harold Hnnnn mandMr.and Mrs.Ernest Han-\_
_Saturday ewemng with Mrs C
Y. Hansen and Mrs.Boone Gust
Mr. and -non und children,Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Dnvis, and,Mr. and Mrs, Leon-
ard Kennell, all of Omehs, spam:Sunday at the home of Mr. an¢l_
|Mrs. Ed Gilbortsun.
&\ndA¥vidmra at the pu'-
~ora Mr a.ndMn H W Ran
\ e n u 1 ,A u s t i n R r n d h s w ,h o m e
\\
ussen
Blai r.
oe l/We and Mrs Mika Radar
Howells, Nebraska Miss Jean
sen and son.Roger Ai m.n>=\1¢.S mm nl M»'..n y can wi rs
J
'oTin and family.j l l i r .and Mrs.Durlow RogertofOmaha,formerly of Blair,
were Saturday evening guests oi '
Mr.Rofzerfs brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jens E. Jon-
sen and sons.County Superintendent R.E.
Fairchild,and F.J.Wells.,
Supt.of the Kennand School,
an educational 'meetattendckl-ing at Central High School in
Omaha,last Friday aftemoon.
Mr.and Mrs.Neal Nreugden-
hil und children of Omaha werecallers,Sunday evening,at thehomeof Mr.and Mrs.Alfred
Anderson and children.
Alfred Steavenson of EllsburyMissouri,is visiting Mr.and
fMrsL William Steavenson of
(1-Xmtanelle,and ower Washing-
bon County relatives,at the pre-
sent. time.Mr.and Mrs.Richard FlynnanddaughterKatherine,ofNoi-»
folk,Nebraska,were vleitora in
the home of Mr.and Mrs. R. P.Flynn last #week from Thursday
until Saturday afternoon.
Mrs.Rnland Phillips and twcchildren,'I'ommy and Pamela,of
_of Syrmulse,Nebraska mmeI-'ridny to spend a week visiting
at the hime of Mr.and Mrs. R.l'_Flynn.Mrs. Phillips was (or-
fnylor was 'a visitor at the Ren-
shew home. that day.Members of the Townsend Club
plan to hold s party,to whichthe general public is invited, on
April as,Music will be lur-nished, and a luncheon will be
served free of charge.Prnt. Paul Nyholm of Dana Col-
lege was installed as pastor uf
Our Savior-'s Lutheran Church onSundny,April 4.He serves thepastorutpeachSunday,leaving
..nBlair for Chicago on Thursday a
retuming on Monday.Maclmman little daugb
day on Tuesday.Her moenwmmedbenyoungIrie
in honor ol the event, serving
san: afternoon of play.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vilas, wh
ington,where Mr.Vlles will
and baby uf lair Mr Thompso
having recently entered the U.
armed service.
....o\»»- um Rruce Mcllillan. M
Mrs.1
..l
and children ol west of
Mrs.Austin Runshnw spent
Myrna -ter ol Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mack-
aman, celebrated her third birth-
'thermin
birthday luncheon after a plea
had spent the winter in Blair, leftlust Thursday for Tacoma. We; lan,Tuesday afternoon.Assist-
employed in construction work.
They were accompanied by their '
daughter, Ms; Hurley Thompson.
,.S__
s
Mr.and Mrs.Ben.McMillan
and baby spent from Saturday untilMondaywithMr.llichlillan'
lm.. ............Retunu To Cont
Mrs.Fred Nemet: returned to
her home in Cllilornin, Wednes-
da y, after mms vimea Blair
relnhives and friends for sover-
al weeks.Her daughter,Mrs.
Max Bsin,honored her at a
hrewell handkerchief shower on
Tuesday niremoom.
Cluh Meets WithMrs. Clifford Hulbert
CHU]
from
Scho<lt 10
S1
Futhw
218
Silld
commo'clo1and
dw.lee, 3Mrs.cli umd Halben enter-tained members of the MondayEvening Bridge Club,April 12.
Prize for high scoragns -wnn by
Mrs. Wilbur Lowe, and Mm. T.
H.Inmdt drew/ cut prize.Mrs.
Richard Johnson was a guest.The club will hold i n next
meeting at the home at Mrs.Emory Hunt, Jr., on April 26.
Appenr A¢"._Sheldon High ' "'*#~
rhnnp Larsen,Wu-ren Jenli-,
Fridx
come
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57 luslgm
wasvew
passGov|T!
inch
ins, Nels Carlsen and lhr ti nQl \°
Iowa,last Friday,where tha
attended the High School music
festival, the tour boys, who uestudentsatBlairHighSchool,
appeared on the program with anumber ol quartette selections,
Music instructor at Sheldon High
ie Ixnlie Marks, formerly of the
Blair School faculty.,q~'Shower Honore 4 :4 1 "
Rouen! Bride I "7'~I.-~.
Mrs.Nels Christemsn and
Mn.Weston Long enterhlned
at a bridal shower at the W. L-
Hindley home,Sunday nibernoon,i
complimentary m Mrs.Ralnrti
l-llndley.Mnny useltll and halu-ltiful gifts were prenented to the
young bride.At the lzlose of a
social ahemoon,the hostasesserved s. two~coune lumzh.Guests were Mesdumes Mer-
lan Winchell and lrene,Henry
Wulburn and Margaret,Howard
Thmnpwn,Earl Thompson and
Jo Ann,Dan Thompgon,Peter
Jensen, Walter Novak,Nels E.
Christensen,Chester Aronson
and Lila of Tekamah,Weston
-Long and Norma,Judith Aron-son,Russell McDonald,Ida B.
Hindley,Fred lang,Elmer
'Truhlsen and Winilred,AndrewMatzenandNormaJane,Rue
and Guinevere,Leo Jurgen; and
Ada,Harvey Jui-gene and I n
and Laura Nohrenberg.
ILutheran DaughtersMiss Elizabeth Christensen will
he hostess to the Lutheran Daugh-
a bers at her home on Wednesday
evening,April Zl.
Baptist Mission Circle
°The Baptist Mission Circle met
at the home of Mrs Bruce McMil-
nnts to the hostess were Mrs. D.
D Kennedy and Mrs. Lucy Kuhn.
Mrs. Scott Robeson was leader of
n the program
lilondny Afternoon Club
The regular meeting of theMonday Afternoon Club was held
on April 12th, at the home of MmB.F.Luhdt,with twenty-threerladiesDnesent.At the close ol
alof
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merly Margaret Flynn.Corporal and Mrs.Torn Flynnwho were married at the ~ P.
Flynn home,Friday evenuur.
left Monday morning.Tom returned to Texas where he is ln
training in a Special Service1'nit.Mrs.Flynn returned to
h r pan-nls'home i n Jackson,
>\a.\rigm..
;\r~\.:..l ;r ilmwn friends ataparty
.4-l\l»r;u\~n nf her birthday,
'I\r...|=.\:dnr~\of\n. The time waspini..-.¢.\\,and refreshments
»-r.~-rved by the hostess at
uw <l<-»<~of a pleasant alter-
l'lO<|l\.
M r . .i m f l . S P a c e e n t e r L a i n e
A i r .a n d M r s .l r v i n C a r y o f
D e t r o i t ,M i c h i g a n ,a r r i v e d l a s t
( w e e k e n d f o r s e ve r a l d e y !vi s i t
w i t h M r .a n d M r s .M a c A l l e n
a n d o t h e r r e l a t i ve s i n t h e F o r t
C a l h o u n a n d B l a i r vi d n i t i e s .
M r s .C a r y i s t h e f o r m e r O d i l e
A l l e n o f t h e W r e n c h vi c i n i t y ,a
s i s t e r o f M a c A l l e n .
M r s .R o y F o l l e n e n t e n a i n e d
i n h o n o r o f h a r b i r t h d a y l a s t
S a t u r d a y (a f t e r n o o n .T h e r e
w e r e f i f t e e n l a d i e s p r a e n t ,a n d
M r s A n n a B .J e n s e n w a s g u e s t
o f h o n o r ,h e r b i r t h d a y o c c u r r i n g
t h e s a m e d w a s M r s .F o l l e n ' s .
R e f r e s h m e n t s w e r e s e r v e d b y t h e
h o s t e s s ,a n d s h e w a s t h e r e c i p i -
e n t o f m a n y n i c e g i f t s a n d f l o w -
ers.Misses Annette and Elsa Frou
of Omaha ment the weekend
with wait parents,Bev.hnd
Mrs. H. C. Jul ol Bldr,Sunday
lltemoon Rev.and Mn.FreS6'a
son Alfred P. Freoo od Omaha.
some and took thorn and hi!
sisters,Annette and Else,m
Omaha to spend the afternoon
nd evening at his home.
McMillan retumed to his army
duties at Fort Leavenworth, Kan-
sas, on Monday;Mrs.Mclllillan
and baby, whose home is in Fre-mont, remained for a longer vis-
it.hir.and Mrs.Curl Augustson
and daughter, Eleanor, of Omaha,and Miss Lucille Auguatson and
hliss Jean Patton, of Lincoln, were
Sunday dinner guests at the homeof Mr. and hire. Allred Peer.The
occasion was in honor of the birth-
day of their son,Ed,who washome on a furlough from Caliior-
m a .M r s .R o y P a u l s e n ,f o r m e r l y o l
O m a h a ,h a s r e s u m e d t o B l a i r t o
m a k e h e r h o m e w i t h h e r f a t h e r ,
H a r v e y K r o g h ;h e r h u s b a n d w a s
r e c e n t l y c a l l e d t o a r m y s e r vi c e -
M r a .P a u l s e n i s a g u e s t i n O m e -
h a , t h i s w e e k , a t t h e h o m e o l
h e r s i s t e r ,M r s .A r t l m r W e s t e r -
Held.Mrs. Ernest Carson is still a
patient at Docbor's Hospital re-covering lrom serious lnjunesincurredin an automobile accl-
dent, three weeks ago.Sie isgetting aloag as well as cm be
upeewd,- ~ °to latest re-ports.Mrs.n i s suffering
from a fractured skull, pélvdc in-
iuriea,and severe brulsa and
lueratlona.Mr. and Mn. Kelley Ryan and
blby non, Jimmy of Omaha spenttlieweek-end with Mrs.Ryan's
father, George limhr,Jr.,and
with her uncle and aunt,Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Holstein.San
day when at Lhe Kuhr home
were Mr. and Mrs Harry Bla-ovofKennard,Mr.\nd Mrs.AdolphVon and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Voss
ol Millard, Nelzralka.irom "The Messiah", by l-lander
|
the business session, a very finemusicalprogramwasgivenby
Mrs. Lawrence Siersbeck and MrsChelsea Whitford. Mrs. Siersbeck
told of the value of classical and
light opera music, and Mrs. Whiif
ford read a paper on the life ofSigmundRomberg,alter which
hlrs. Siersbeck played a piano sn-lo, "Song of the Desert". Then rxnumber of records were played.
of Romberg and Strauss composi-tions. which were greatly enjoyed
by all present. The musical pru-gram closed with a selection
Mr. and Mrs.Robert Viles,
Mn.Harley Thompson and
daughter, Louann, were Wednes-
day evening viaiton at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Lindberg.
Mr. and Mrs.Harry Thiel-»
foldt Mrs Jens Larson, Mrs. NelsLindbergand lllrs.Dena Thiel
foldt spent Samrday alternooninI-'remonti they also called at
he Nels Sveudgaand home in Ar-
lingwn,James E.Hickey, dramlst, en»
tertained Bfair Hish School uw-denta last Wednesday afternoon,and later addressed several Eng-
lish el|.as¢S-Hia rfv s nm in-
eludod dramatlzatlon of severalpoems by James Wlxitcomh Ri-
lay.Mr. and Mrs. John Salb and
children of Oxxmha spent Satux-~day aveninz ln Blair with Mrs.
Sa15's mo ther. Mn. om mmm
r. Phlppln and Shirley Noah.
mem of the Yhlpplns on 'mes-
dly were Mn Mildred Noah and
a friend from Omaha.
Advertise in The Enterpriael
\American farmers ua goin; to get enough food ca!
, j g U R N U i r i n v
U P O N O U R
`F A R M E R S
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o d l he q r o u n d i n 1 9 4 3 ! o ru n th o Axd » c le a S i n l o
the ground. *The fa me ! wi ll wo rk as hard u
anybody in any iactory in meeting
the highest iarm procladdon god! in
history. He will show the mms :eli-
oaorilicing courage that our boyl are
|L °w1ng.W hy sm? Hi no as uea m°wthose lighters-real "chips off the old
block."Olclsters and yonngsterl, over hero
and over there, Uncle Sem can be
proud oi them and he c an ddpiild
' on them.
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Yes, Natural Ljas Wu l
Than Ever Before
The Iowa~Nebraska Company was pleabed to present to the Mayir and
the City Council its proposal for a lower schedule of natural gas rata,
which will affect all residential, commercial, househeating and regu-
lar industrial customers. Thu: natgral gas becomes practically the only
oommodity purchased by every householder which is taking a downf
lf
ward trend
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AND POWER comrmnrs opsm-rms C03-}°3 mx.
cmvr COST OP GAS)\BUT NATURAL GAS RATES
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=»=.~s¥."'~i:iif.'§-f¢&55'1\ni~Il 15, 19-43lsnonmisxmz NEWS
Mr.urdl! n.Johnllosvuenl
urtdnedforhlqndf And mh-
friends,~ o h ~c ome to Bla i r
z o v i e w t h e H i s s v u r l f l o o d ,w \ .
o e
Richard Lamp,Mr.and Mn.
Fred Mordhorst and children.and CpL Elmer Murdhox-at ca\led
at the Raymond Schuldt home,
Thursday evening.Mr.Pewr Petersen returned
to Omaha after having spent
the past week with Mx. and Mrs.
spe n I 1
folks.Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Kerstet-
I u ~
h~e of her parents,Dr.and
Hn. E. R. Swvxrt,
Misses Vo n and Phyllis Iver-
son of Hammn spent the wa k-
snd in Bbir with thdr gnnd-
mather,Mrs.Margaret Ivgnon.
Lu-ry visited with Mr. usd Mn.
Torvll Andaman Svmdny.
Mr.ma Mrs.Hex-mm Haven-
diek visited Monday evening at
the Fred Moxdbnnt home.Mrs.Emma Chlmpinn md
cm m 5B1RTH$~
~yu on the u a ii lw d subject
Un i te d W e W i n " .S tl te wi n -
e n wi ll be umo tmc o d s ho rtfy
~r April 27.Th e B r i t P r i z e
. . ~i n t h ,ommty V.F .W .
~y e o n tu t,hi ll#Iflbn rh
~,du xg hter o f h i r an d
~ru.E m i i K n u t o f F o r t Ca1~
oun,wi l!r wm a e n t W ashing-
»County i n the a ta ta con-
PIMPLES DlS.\PPl7§AIlEOVER NIGHT
Yes, it is true, them is aharmlessmedicatedliquidKleerex that dries up pimpleaf=f§;g;p°==@ who followed S
di rs and applied Kjeere
Advertise in The Enterp
~e o rms sgwus pe ntp hylngum dl
pr~lnsgv lngtoMn.H¢nry
eekloth,Mn.'l'\wmuKnlny,
Gauze B£enu¢,l!r|.Pe/Us
n n d l m k m n ;`Bx§ !.A
»vra.|served ls ht ln»the
r.| .udHrl.J o hnB\rd¢ ra r.d
~htersnttandednnhawsr turrDxmld Knme nt tha 'Emil
hom|,Sunday ll wr mn n
r.xndMx-s .J o lm Do muhr,andMr|.HenryGo1xu:lx»nd
~vnimlted with M m Henry
f k£\'u\dd.\ughteno11.'wo
.~Th\u-:day evwinl-Hr.
-s r w d v d lws y Thurs-
noonnthisho me.~bbyStimext alled i t the
-Maeva home,.wanesdny
are leavlng for tha Army..md M n .Pacer Kroger.. m d H n .Petar Mord}wm!¢»
.Emma Champion md Gena'ted with Mr.m d M n .Joe
-~ e r o i ~Sunday.
BOLTON.A baby daughter,
Shnrén Ann,wdght '7 lh.11
ou., wu born at Blslr Hospit-
nf, April 12, w Mr. and M n .
Chrln a.>lf.=m.o! uma.
FRENCH- A '1 lb. 4 DZ.dmxgh-
ter vnu Mn! eo Hr. md M n .Gifford Fnndn of Kem\nrd»
April 18. Mn. French md the
33 T'°J°.?£ Methodism Hos-
p n mKAHNK.Mr.and Mn.GustavKxhnk D! Kennuxd umounce tha
birth of a bnby boy,weight
8 lb. 8 al at Bllllr Hospital
on Aprll-..LITBL- A b\\>y boy, 8 lb. 4 oz.,
wal born at Blnh- Hospital on
April 14 to Mr. and Mn. Keith
u m o f ~OS A ..md Mrs.
Melvin Eosenbvxm announceme birth of s 6 lb. 13 oz. baby
dmg'hl¢r,Shxmn Elaine, born
at Methodist Hospital on April
1a.
R
land involved is located in Iowa
and not Nebraska, McFerrin hav-ing pleaded lack of jurisdiction of
a Nebraska court.
FEAR TYPHOID
EPIDEMEMIC IN
.~|_
Mn. G. V. Ellhon of Albion
spent the week-end here at the
c m G . r n l home.
Lt. John Yom-3, who is u t r
me u~e sdl p ri va te ! mo ne y .I n th e ru ra l distric ts,th e L e
Crane Distric t under leadership
o f Mr s .Fr a n k By ers,Mi lo J e p
trol of Disease and This 'Year':»
Experiment will also be topics for
discussion.*
At 11 o'clock. experimental cab
fa rme rs wh o c a n g ive a f i rs t lie n
on the 1943 crops a n d - wh o are
una ble to o btai n fu nd s fr om loc al
ban ks or Pr odu c ti on Credit. A830-
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The mgulnr monthly b\uin¢l ._rusting of tim Amex-fun Iggion Thms outa!-I-ud\l\8 ~Amauu-y wm b¢amduned u um wn ln rv e u iu ds rs m f he
dw L 1..m n ,next 1~w»a»y\u h m mx m i l _mtiomrlde
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.|T NUA1.me MUSICALE RETURN SUIT ToAT ARLINGTON msrmcr cotzur Znd Lo \ FEEDERS' DAYM m SQ.e\\|MMI r uuflered "V*-'"bruises and minor *;i°51=s» _§at-S P R ]»an Drive
lomg Good
av Total $60,000.
District Goes
»r The Top
d War Loan Drive ln
P RDGRA M P L A NNE D
Seversl Washington Oouity iivstock owners expect to attend theannual Feeders' Day. to be heldat the University of Nebnskn.College of Agriculture in Lincoln,Fndny, April xs.The complete
prognm for the event was re-ceived this week by Extension
Agent E. D. Fnhmey.Mr, Fnhrney suggests that full
To FA RM E RS IN
F I D O D E D ARE A S
'Emergency L o a n Divi-
sion Will Provide News
sary Funds .
Fu-mera in the flood ues mayobtain lonns to purchue seed,
feed, trader fuel and oil, muhin-
mm 1andre and VJ defray other in-
Sawxdsy.Mr. and Mn. Elme r W ulf md
l-"YY were Sunday dinner guests
o f l l r . md Mn.Russell Suver-
krubbe.Mr.and Mm.Peter Kroger,
M n .Emmn Champion and Gene
visited with Mr. and Mrs.HenryKrogerundfnmlly,Monday at
the A, C. Andersen home.Mr.and Mrs.E l u Appfeby,
Junior and Alberts were Blair
--».._,.....
n.».,v.........,on Sunday for a furl\1\l8h-
Lt.Young's father, Dr.Youngof Fremont has been quite ill,
but is improving.Hr.und Mrs. Julius Hua had
ax their guato on Sunday lor
the afternoon und for supper,Rav. and Mrs.C.Hellmxn and
daughter Helen,Mr.and Mrs
Paul Hass and daughters !run\
Blair,Mr. and Mrs.Ed Flake
and son. and Mrs.Anna Haas.
ur d a y , i n s f a ll a t th e B la i r Ho :--.._|.........;f r~..\1 |iul where me 1| empnuyuu.on at her home on Sundsy
her son md dlughter-ln-law,
and Mm.Leonard Miller
Virginil Lmrise of Omaha.
Weekend guests of Mr.
Mrs. Wllllun J. KoopmanDon Cnrlos of Perry,Iam; Bob
Searing of Lafayette,lndlnns;
vm.-wereMr.and
and
were
annual spring musical pm-of the Arlingtnn Highdepartment was presentedattha Arlington sclmol audiwril
um,Friday evening.Minn Eula
Harding,musical supervisor,dx-
The
gramg¢hoo|
A well-bnlanced musical pro-
.».....~ am-ludai selections by the
rested the event.
The Supreme court of Nebras-
ka reversed a district cburt ver-dict, this week. and remanded fora new trial the case involving theFirst National Bank ol Missouri
Valley, Iowa agdnst Elvin E. Mc-Ferrin, Washington County.The
reversal of the district court ver-dict came as a result ol the courfsl
\J
Sales Now
B l ai r
Ove
The secnnBeve rly Mad sen o f Ame s,J.UWl;|b»-H-- - ~ - -F r a n k Ca llnlum o i Des Moines,high sc hool orc hestra, junior boy s'
I o wa ;an d Mr s .La y llmd F- quartetbe,girls'sextette,girls'
States,No r th Pla ne .goo c lub, bgey s' qluarteiite se voml
c o ru s n u m rs.n s.it on,n»
M g g i , M m .S;===f~f M " n o Ma ri e Andersen and Ma rjor ie
EPM*f \»)ns'dwg " n g R eg .Elf Mastic k sa ng a d uet, a pi ano so lo
orno o r.an U '*.u n s play ed by Bevorlf Ostex"man,
dec isi on th at Neb raska c ourts arewi th ou t jurisdic tion i n a n ac tion
in eje c tmen t whe n the r eal e sta te
in vo lve d i s no t a p a rt o f th e Ne -
braska domnin.
The I owa.bank had brought
sui t to ejec t l\i c Fe rr in f r o m la n d
-__._.. f........ m n
W ashi ngton C01
good sta rt,wi th
$60,000.00 at th e
sec ond day o f
to ta l includes
sin c e Apr il la t.
Rlsxir Distric t
" b n Monday evening wsiumu
were Hr.and Mrs.Ciarcncc
Goidberg and chiidren,:md An-
ton Kruse¢ l \hmmfs.v
1
a e
1 J g0 ove r the
wi th over $30
..mn nnn rlnan»w~|safeallud
overlmpleirlér Mary Isabel MooreMr.and Mrs.Tum :cupIs u rreturnedhomefron
til a tes t of the water reveals that
i t i s safe.Clear spa rkling wa te r
from the we! ! is no indi c ation that
it is pu re , Mr. Fi li pe po inted ou t.
Th o se wh o ha ve wells whic h
BYE lwater sh ou ld do the fo llo win g
things:1.W a it un ti l the water
has recedod not only f r o m the
immedi ate vic i ni ty of th e well b ut
also for s ome dista nc e away from
the well. If only the ground around
the we ll stic ks ou t o f the r ema in
i n g water,there is sti ll a great
poi slbi li ty tha t stan di ng po o ls o f
wa te r wi ll seep in to th e well.$1
W hen water has r ec edc d fro m the
vic inity ,scrape all mu d and dirt.
|:or m ~Um~ 8:11121
same feeEng--the job looks blg. for the Livestock Producer",HBut the wrfy zo get the Job donelM Conway,National Livestock
is to get "Shi out alldfgo '~"'€flnm-keting Association;"Meetingit.It shouldnt '?° md. but. =*,'1'<>day'a Problems",Prof.M.1,
wo J. Loeffel.
.0 .a t a ` School House me etin g;
Pleasant Vi ew,Sunnyside,Suth-
erland,Ris pin and Peac eful 1»1.ll
are a ll ma k i n g splendid headway
towa rds their goals,and should
be ove r th e top i n a f e w d a y s .
Bonds m y be purchased e t
:k
E M I L HA A S E
GETS HON ORABLE
DISCHA RGE
Emil Ilane, who had been_in
e a 1 _months,redbived hi s honor able'
discharge last.week an d B.I\'iV¢d1.
in Blair on 'Tuesday mo mi n g . Hehad bee n stati one d wi th the Comitl
Artiilery a t Nor fo lk , Vir gi ni a.
Ha a s e wi ll be wmy o y e d on th e
Ffalsin of Clarence K g , n o r th o f .
IB]r.
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Exc e r pts f ro m an E d i lo r i ll i n
the Den ver Post
W hat. IS bureauc rac y ? To many
|peop}e i t is ju st a jaw-breaker
word of many sy llables.B u t wh a t
\does i f me a n ?And 'h ow do es i t
Blair;~ e r ~ n n State Bank, Her -leffect O U as a n Amen can cm 1--mmn;Ar lin g to n Stale Ban k,Ar~,zen'!~ ~ T E A
-.-Co0~eratxve ...~' .O F A S E R I E S
c ourt Friday held thatss,ha vin g loc ated th e di-
line between the s tates as
id dle o f th e channel of the
sri. Ri-wer a t the ti me the
ries were organized,th a t
P6118ell BIIU. 111.158 Yuan.the fi rs t di stri c t to n
entire qu ota pledge
Mr s .By ers called in
she said:"W h e n we
wr q u o ta o f $ 3 0 0 0 i n19assugh,mgandiess of l d is t d d d ' f .er th e n v e r has clyanged m g ; d o gf? But Q W
ou t an d went.af te r
»fJ § J "`li1¢ iI| t1° will be ins pec ted at me c amo
d w h b a m.w re gg Th e after noon p r o g r a m as
1 ke dp ag planned as fo llows:W elgome
oo Donn W W .Bu r r ;"W o o l I s n.
° ',f§in"'"f c =ni¢a1 W ar 2siaterial", Extension
k 'Lves took n1an W W 'Derrick-
ciations on reasonable terms,ac-
c or di ng to Mc hianus.Th e fac t wa s emphasized th a t
the pr oduc tion of food and e ssen-
ti a l wa r c r op s a r e o f vi tal i mp o v
tanc e and hopes wen expressed by
n we g o t u l ,-'f the Emergenc y Loan Division that
it,i t w a s n f a r T§ " ' ° w E § § ' K ; : ; 1 : °lt" fa r me r s i n the flo od e d a re a c o uld
* ' ~:_..'"nw _.»-..2lget muc h of th e f lo od e d lan d in-
Mr .m d Mr s .He nr y Gottsc h
an d I r vi n , Mr .and Mr s .J o hn
Domac lcer,Mr .Peter Petersenm i n d Sunday evé mn g wi th H r .
and Mr s .Ho wa r d Christensen
an d fa mi ly ,heip ing Te rr y Le e
\ \-L:._|:...a |ni\¢'|iu||:|\v
prized wh en ma y lu un u L||\:upimplesha d disappeared.These
users enthusiaatic aily praise Ric er-
e x an d c la im th ey a re no longer
embarrassed and ar e n o w h n n m
wi th their clear complexions.I)on't ta ke our wo r d f o r it,usu
l' \ a a ln I ln n i th t I f one applic a
. y ourSk Su
y
Adv.)
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L i v e s t o c k s a g e a t B l a u '
BLAIR HAD ANOTHER ACTIVE uoc MARKET
SATURDAY
KENNARQ 1.U'§1§E1,\r~z.-P. C|borne an the hindiJensen:Sunday tdcnooz,1u u.u|.;Palm Su nday s ervic e, 8 pm. ; Dor-
c as soc ie ty meets Thursda y after-
noon a t the home of Mr s.A r t
Jensen.1
. . . . . . . . . _. _¢
th at all we li a I N i n n A n n a u athe f lood,eve n th ou gh ma y h a ve
not ac tually had water mn n i n g
ove r the top of the m, ar e sub je c t
to ty p hoid genns enter ing th e wa-
»»-su..fn A 1=~snn.-of th e S ta te
The way the Omeltl market turned out Monday morning.
k bu crOmaha tops Bhir tops.Bring in your ful. hogs, pac er ynt each sale.Extra good market for anything f°"have to
sell.We are licenwd md bonded for your protect on.
BL A IR u vs s roc x MA RK E T
AUCTION EVERY SATURDAY
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tiieicihity of Blair, from Fri-
y, April 9, until Nesday, April
was very.The precipitation:lcome to local famiers, who had
pressed some concern1 condition of the soil.
matures,while not
ard breakers were
over the
Low tem-
xtremec-,somewhatiususlforthisseasonof thezur;the low recorded on April
l was 29 deg-mes,while the
igh was 42.Wodnesdsy's low'as 25, and 48 was high reading
n the thermometer.Following is a tabulation of the
reek'a rainfall,as reported by
he official \eather observer:
Date R.siru'allApril9 - L - _ - - ~ - -.41
April10 ....._-.,-_.31April111.06
April ia _.-_._.___.12
.MARKE'rs`
Wheat $125
.91 is
.69.59.98
Com
Rye
Oats
Barley Produce
.49
.30
.18
.21
Cream
Eze!Heavy l-lens
Leghom Hens
'Tuesday asking ma:puoi-ut,.Wgiventothe danger of infected
waters.Mr. Fillpe, who maka it a busi-
ness to travel from one flood zone
to another,explainai that the
banks of such streams as the Mis-
souri, during tlmea of high wa~
tor,bear ; tremendous pressureand that it ig very common for
the water from the stream w find
a sand vein and be forced for a
mile or more into a well.
"It must be remembered."Mr.
Filipe pointed out, "that this flood
water has traveled hundreds of
miles,swirling through barn~
yards, over manure piles, outdoorprivies, through refuse heaps n!
all sorts and that the water is
heavily loaded with t y p h o i d
germs. A few drops of such wa-
,l \seeping into a well is suffi-ci t to create a typhoid condition
in the family using water.All
wells adjacent-to the flood areashouldbetestedbeforebeing
used."This pertains to dug,
drilled or driven wells.The time no fear an outbreakof disease is during the period of
rehabilitation when families again
stan to use water from their wells.
All water should he boiled for
twenty minutes before using un-
pipe. 3. Take the pump span annwash all parts with a chlorine solution.4.Flush all parts witl
water from a pure well (not youown well).li.Place a limite~
amount of the water in a stat
test bottle and send it to the De
partmont of Public Health,Lin
coln, Nebraska. Free bottles mahe obtained from the City Ligh
office or the Red Cross headquaiters in Blair.The water MUS'
be in a standard Test bottle. l
cannot be brought in in fruit janFor the mixing of the ehlorin
solution read the article on nhabilitatingthehome.also 5|
peanng in this issue.
RE D CROS S FIEL D
W O R K E R I S n e w
Miss Helen Eiting,Red Oro-worker,is supervising tl
of the Red Cross amoifamiliesaffectedbytlin this area.She will 1
in Blair for some tin
field
work
thoses s :
supervising the sanitation _pigramandeffectingrehabilxt
tion where needed,
Advenise in The Enterprisel
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ton Post Office.1
Every selling agencydw credit for the sale to the dle-
trlct to which the buyer wlshesitplaced.Thus,any persons liv-
ing in Blair,buy \the ir bonds
and give the credit for the nie
to the School District in which
they own a farm and this helps
this district reach ns quota.Those living around the edges
of the County who may have anaddressoutsidetheCounty,
should request the selling agen-cy to write "Wa.shiI\€l0n County"
in the white stub that goes totheFederal.Reserve Bank with
the remitmnce.This MUST be
done in order for our County m
get credit at the Federal Reservc
Bank,which fumishes the coun-ty figures no the World Herald.
Nut week, we will publish alistofellSc h o o l Districls
Showing their standing.This
will be only for bonds actually
bought and paid for,so urgethose who promised to buy bonds
in boy them before next Wed-
nesday so your district will get
credit ln this list.It'a s good time now, while the
weather is unscaaonablc,w g»t
out and get this important ichdone"The sooner,the quicker."
Office:
plant!
___,___.HENRY DORNACKER
D I E D A P R I L 8
Henry Dornuckor,64,died
'nun-adsy. Apni 8, at no l a m
home near Waterloo Neb.He
Iarmed northwest of Benninlw
for 38 years,until niovint tc
Waterloo two years #sv-Suvivorsz/lnclude the widow,Kntherine;daughhra,Mn.WH-
ll lm Knhler.Mrs.Preston Nich-»
oh.Bennlngwna Mrs.u m
Brunch, Elkhom;lon,Robert
United States cout guard-einer
Hrs. Detluf Kruse, Fort Calhoun
brothers,John,Bennington, Fred
|K.,,...¢e,mb.,dghz m m m i
,dre nITho Swunlln funeral home inVnlleywasinchargeofthe
an-».\\|=1=w"l
rm.. or ..., ........_.,._._, ._ __ERNMENT BY BUREAUS_ It is
government by bureaus made up
of officials and employees who
are not elected to office and ov-er whom the voters of this coun-`
try have no semblance of control.
s u n t n u c x mc v 1s POISON!
To DEMOCRACY. Woodrow Wil~mn warned that "the history ofl
liberty ls a history of the lhmim-1
tion of governmental power" and
that "concentration of power ls
what dwuyrhaa preceded the de
struction of human liberties."
BUREAUCRACY lS WANTON
WASTE.The words "economy"
and "effic'ieney" are not ln its vo-
cabulary.It cares nothing about
how much it spends.What it can-
not collect through taxes, it can
borrow. It doesn't have to make a|success of any enterprise By hir-ing five people to 'do what three
could do, it ln effect BUYS VOTES
To KEEP IN OFFICE THE AD-MINISTRATION WHICH CRE-ATED IT.IT c o n n ue r s THEE L E C T O R A T E ,AND DOES
THAT WITH THE TAXPAYERS'OWN MONEY.;
BUREAUCRACY IS c o n - 1
PL.L..L REGIMENTATION o rALL PEOPLE. lt ia a. Washing-_
What you can eat and how muw
\
wear,the length of womcn's
aldrta. the amount ol material in
nlghtgowna,no cuffs on men's
trousers.
At what iob and where and for
what my you must work.
Thnt COLD MINES MUS1'
s m r r DOWN.
-Tim iannero must plant cer-tain cropaa.nd ldl the product
of heir toll at a fixed price.
How much heat you can have
in your home in winter time
BUREAUCRACY IS THESAMEKINDOFDICTATOR.smr AND REGIHENTATIONADOLF HITLER HAS IMPOSEDUPON THE PEOPLES OF THEOCCUPIED coUN'rnu-:s OF'
Eunors.
Mrs. Ernest Canon 1|l
.-_ .._.._,.... . .
'Mrs. Chet'G. Marshall of Ar-I
lingmn entertained nt the thirdof as eriea ofinformxl team at I
her home Wednesday after-noon,\
between the hours of 3:30 and5 o'c\ock.The affairs have hon-l
ered her daughter, Mia.GeorgeRosenandSummBsrbaraof!
Ellinwood, Kansas, who are visit#ing me .|
LT. JOHN YOUNG\ I S O N F U R L O U G I - I a '
Lf.John Young, who in o n -| |
tained at the basic flying schoolinCortland,Alabama,arrived 4
home Sunday for a ten>day hm 4
lough.His father, Dr. J. Tilton
Young of Fremont,has b w - |quite ill but is improving et thistime 4
Lt. Young is also visiting atthe Chet G. ummm home in Ar.,l
llngton and with his wife,Mrs.4Elizabeth Young of the Blairjuniorhighschoolfaculty.1.
Myms Meclmman little daugh-ter of Mr. and Mn. Paul Mack-'
amen, celebrated her third blrtlvl
day on 'l'uea<ky.Her mower
entertained ten young friends,
birthday luncheon after s plea-
wit sftemoon of play.1
What kind of clothes you canl'; llIIlIIllllllIIlIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll|
lmpoi
- - t o k n o w t h a t -o u r
w i t h o n e t h o u g t u m
T H E L E A S T r o s s u a
E v e r y p o u n d o f l
W hi le e v e ry c a rg o rs I
T I O N ' S M E A T S U P P
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ton bureaucrat dictating:in honor of the event, serving e
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Blair Flour Mill
Carl and Harry Sorensen, Props.
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rtant To You
r. Farmer
cattle and"hogs are cardully handled in transit
pe rm o st : To GE T THE M To M A R K E T W I T H
:LE sHRINKAGEx
f d,poljk is im rtantjn the war progra .?§f1y zsured, the C0`§SERVA'l`ION OF THE NX.
'LY is of equal conqem to consumers and produc-
1 N c L U D p s ~'t `.f7 r
i s 2 5 3 1 ~
We Want
Alfalfa Acreage
Our New Alfalfa Dehydrating Plant Will Be Installed at
Tekamah Soon and We Are Seeking More Alfalfa Acreage.
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Coming Week, Ap;~i§5'l`o 251 ns, iw '_._-" "~conr. 'roM1. FLYNN _ Eu J _ G0 _ P l u g g eB L A \R NI U W G I I I W ~M A R R H 3 . f T H O M E ° " R ' $ 2 6 1 5 B y n l r i d é s F a t h e r
M m m a y Bu n a t : f m m '_..._.._...»........um tn-ids of ln m.u'r\lge ma muguxi za .\
M l b b n : a n n u m l vW E D S E R V I C E M A N
Mr. md Mrs.Chris Nelson ofBlairumounce the engagement of
their dmghter, Helen, to 3rd Clan
Pnxv Oiiicer Raymond Holstein.
x'-A».»vi¢A
wdly, April 15xounW o ma n Club-
n-ymnkarl--Mn.Otis
Club-Mn.Judith
kdm), April xoClub Puiyty |~H Club-Marilyn
- l l n ,Fred Guyur
:dm Apri l zo
\ Legion Audliuy
nndu. April 22m u m u n Aid--Mrs.
berssociaty--Mrs.Arthur
' Y B u r r n n n !
Gnetingi thin week to
~-dame
Mn. Y "~s\..,~..n . l .
Mrs.sm.»\§¢ui Y w n s . m m mol the Blur pxbhc sc hogl tml"
md her simmer, Mn. Gem!! Rolf
en ol Emnwood,Kamal,wan!eo-h>l¢MB°8.manly, nk.|mil#
oelhpnous bridxi nhqwer eomp-
llmentsry i n Mn.John Sawyer!
o l A-rli\\x*»°1'~The xfhh-v u
held nt the parental,Chet G.
lhnhlll, ho me in Ariingwn.The guest lm included Mn.
Sawyen (nee_Eve\yn Hein)
Madame:Mnx Hein,I m u rHain, Crllg Biker, Carl Sdxium-
berger,Dale Jacobson, nnd Min
Rose Jnmbson of Fremont; Mm
.hmm B u l l n n r and Miss VulmuSmith of South Sioux City; Mies
Zeldg. Qrmins of Blair;Mes-
dnmea Geox-gs Todd, John Cnig,
Allen W.L a ke r and Mex-ls
Hall of Omsh; Ilene Lxnghalbof Leigh; 1\g¢,aqg»_P. 1.. Cdy.
'ThurFmcm
mn. unusBhi r Ka~Holla Mn Fred Guys:
Pt 'Readers' Club Hostal Today
Guests of Mr.and Hrs.Nile Mrs. End Gnyar ll gniutdn-Bmmx Ssmddxy a g ing ]wan ing. tmity, formgmbsn nl tho
'nmnda Arm-nwn Bridge Chab.Mr, md Mn. DcnaldYo¢t, Super-Y
. ..,_. _-.| mn.rs w.G\-mdy __,_______
.many--.,Corporal Thom!!Riynn in l
nersmcmy prdarmad st Us homeU! Mr. md Hn. n P.H n " o f
B w , u ddnt o'do&Friday
svening,April 9 'Dm ninglafinseeremunyw u performed
' -'~'\ - \-_..x..x.f»
Lhe Ernmaun Luthénn unurcn nxKennnd. Sxmd-ly momllll.Apr£l11. at eleven o'clnck. Min El1en-on Jennn. dlughmr of Rev, and
Mrs.P.C.Jenuno1K¢unud.ba~mme tb; br-\da nl Corporal Rob-
» -¢ mn ."mn o l Mr. md Mrs.
I¢§`Br kr. and Hn. Ed Holstein
E Gl»lYl» Iowa.Officer Holguin ~ b e e n f n -
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use
in m d mm naum .lum-und|,t.l\ep;.¢g§ix1§_¢anf.Hl.A D
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t h i n
tl arrived m s u m s ." "i f w h e n Mi n i Nd 8 0 ! l\T° ' f 1 ' ° ° #
Pm- ple r' VP¢ 'l 1 R g v . J o h n r . mu o n . " v m" - ~K u r n u m . ' h u n Elf' me u e a w a m c h m m
M n .D o n n a w u k n r ,W " " '' n m bride w o n a W W W m e
.ndrlxvslwi gh g e d w h i f c'£' 8" '?" . _ __n..»»..h»" m l n ~ ' I L :.....¢m n . H e r
..; 'LII 1... \fhr§Hna l Cmnmunhspent uw pun mu w=¢» v.......,. m,_n w_w.scs.-M i s s M o r e h o u s e ,r l -"""`£"I£"`£1»yi1='£ -fm
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rurpxe ruppun ...,___meeting bald nt. thagllnir Sdrwl.
M y evening.er een-tard shout the hplc, "Knowinll
Your Body and How To Pmteft
It from Dluue-"
Junlor'l`u s
Plumed Hero
A wa ,honoring nnior guls
-. m..x. muh S4-Jmol.will be
elrnluunn uw -v-~~.-,_ _ .abtandlnt.M i s Isabel Flynn.
si s te zn!the gmo m,wure nxv I¢¢m>° wiv. with 1 bunage ol Inv-
endnr iwaet pen._Eugem Flynn, youngest broth-
ero! the g-mom, wu but mm-
|Guan at tha waddillx -wereMr. and Mn. R.H.Flynn and
Kxthnrlne of Norfolk.3 ;R.R Phllllos md 'Dnmmy_yn-
Mian Sommen um nw- -...-.. ...student.: ol Dum College in Bllir.
Tha doon vine opened by the
ualmn,w mk m P l u g g e and
Chula mana, and the w,d,_u,,¢
procenion, led by the rink-beaner, Rune! Chfmennen, ellkrd the
church,Fluwer girls were Shlron KayGomchundDonn;Lee Plugge,who were twin dressd pl pin\
v\T [ I . \ ¢ ~ . n n - \ n n |Amerlellnv Lu. l . \ \ | Upu. | uu 'rnW e d M o n d a y Kmnudn
G. E. Kmx
I u f ln n e u \JUlll5|uMr .and Mr s .W .E ,Comp ton
mc ompanied b y Mi s s v B e N Y
" "_|.nvnnn.|1 On Mondxy evenins. April 12,the Presbyterian Chtmrlx of Taka-
mnh was tha neene of the maile-
light wefkiing of Mi ll B u b l r l
Morehouse,dsughter ul M n .»----.L _ .---1 'r.1¢¢m»)\.
D o n n
Jensen
HAPP
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Foulng,dro ve to D1-0U.l2l|»-| \4. l...1~n. "W g
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IIUWH-».\lBT»1'T1qBy,.v.....-__Monday mo mi n g .Th ey M u m
there wi sh Ha r d h l ll ° ° " " ° ' .'i`2
who in ntten ding a na vym m s tr ai ni ng wwnwe a t Grlnneli :snr PLUGGE--Pham by sxogluml
5 Following the recasionml. June5 Olson nag "1 lava You Truly".Around Lhiny-five guests gath-
E ered \!t.he pusonage,.!ulloing
img..
M r .and M n .Ni le B a u m an d
daughter,Ka ra n, wer e entgrtnin-
e d a t dinner i n Omn h l,Sunday ,
"nr...'I|nn1vn'g brother,B N N !
a u u a ln a u g "..gi ve n aometiDie
by me mb er s o f t
p e n ,Bi ni r Hi|
or-gnniution.t
whi c h wi ll l
.__ _ .b y
.he Purple Pep-
gh School pepFhaoornminee
nluvec\wl19_.L_.u.cf in,
me l: nl Syracule,Mr. pnd mn.R. J.Lippincott and Susan o i
Blnir,and Mins 'Betty Willhms,
of Oma hCorpow Flynn returned w
'~'»--»---. -A \ 12:
talfeta und carried nuxe u olsnxpdngona.The bridasxpaidz
Julia Jensen and Berth; Jensen
sisters of the bride, wan gowns oipastel gran md pink and. carrie
aueta ol sweet peas. 'Ihgy win
h :
m e l l
W i lli a
Mr .
mp ma n
n .PM
a d n
lrty o'¢
Ma n y
a dect
e alta :
v u A 0 0 I
w x w w u n umJ .X m p x n m ,J r . ,n o n
a n d H n -W i l l i u n J .
o f B l d r .R J V -K n y -
m r ,n o i u n n i w d t h e h n -
E x s e r v i c e n e i g h t -
Luge bouquets of flaw-rnted the church,md
~ was blnksd with ferns.\»»-n mndellbra held
the Iouuvnng r.-»».¢....,,.-.-Duma Cady,v.v.mmnmnBhi r {I_h;wx-met Echtenkzmp,Hma n(
M"J °f'°..Aum,mn .Chxriu u m mm . m u m w u l r , F a mm nPan,Patrldx Anderson,Mn. Pnnunbuxg J_ g_ Gundner, Md,
Walk: Slppenfield, Liaut. Edward nay Petersen of Arlingwn;Mrs.
A. F» -;~g¢ -R'°F°n°"ihk':' Ted Ldiert of Los Angeles, und
~ennen,Y""'.' , u m a m m Haynes ma Phym.
mln,Chris H:Nelson,Jlmlry n nf Arlingion.
0YHm!on,Pu nc h Beck,MnneGil\i\|nd, Mn. J. P.Andersen..._.,_ _|
oy rm..»......._Bourn-Mr. and Mrs. w, E.Conn and
two children spent Sunday ln
Snyder,Nebraska;_they were
iuests of Mrs.Conn'o parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira 'Mead .
Mrs.Berrdece Moell and
Haughter,Enid,of Omaha,fo r
meriy o l Blair,spent Saturday
afternoon with Mr.and Mrs.
Han'y Jordan.Saturday guests at the homo
of Mr. and Mrs Elmer Beth anaSharonK-sy.were Mr.and Mrs.
H.E.Christensen and Venda,
P.F.C.and Mrs.Tags Christen-
sen and Ronnie.Mr.and Mrs.F. H.MeVlcker
were entertained at dinner,Fr'i~
day evening,by Mr.and Mrs.
Howard. Thompson.EA.lao .present were Mr.and Mrs.Earl
Thompson and daughter,Joan
arrangements rarelndea Abbie Ann Vaughan, Ruth
Ann 0'Bsnlo'n,Mildred Gnyer,
Joyce Zimmerman, and Marilyn
Nsnhke.
au-s own Ba mDance Scheduled
The trahman clan; of Blair
High School will sponsor an All-
School Barn Danes on Friday
evening, April 80,it has been
announced.Boys and girls willcome ooswmed as farmers and
fannerettee for the ooalioo.
Prizes wm be awarded to the
"bat-dI'88B€d"couples.
Lleut.. Mrs. Davis
Vlaiton Here
Second Lieutenant and Mrs.
Don Davis of Austin,Texas.
arrived in Blair Sunday evening
n G ,A r t e r b u m d n d l l "a f e w d a y s ' v i m w i t h L i e u t .
r a .o r g ed a u g h t e r ,P a t ,s p e n t F r i d a y i n i g " " 1 § ) ' f P " " ° ',i f'; »M r i a . m d m M r s .~
O m a h a a t t h e C e c i l M u c k h o m e , \'a vi s .e y p a n 51°
N i s i t i n g M m A r t a e r h u t - n 's h r o t h ~ \ H e b ' ° " 'N e b r a s k a ,m m ~
e r ~ l n - l a w ,a n d s i s t e r ,M r .a n d d e v )m ° " " " ' 3 'f o r a s h o r t vl s . t
M m .R ,D .M u c k ,w h o w e r e l m t h M r s .D a v i s P " ° " l ' v L k .
g u e s t s t h e r e .' a n d M r s .W .. R .W i c k s ,a f t e r
P.F'.C.and Mrs.'Tage Christe\\~;beenQtn;_"s!e _Mrs Davis is
sen, and Karen Kay, httlo d""5h`lthe former Clarissa Wicks of the
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Betta
were bn tized in a ceremonypperformedSundaymorningatttheEvangelicalLutheranChurch
of Benson.Mrs.A. J.Conrad was calledi
to Cedar Bluffs,early last week,by the death of her mother, Mrs.
lrn Williams,who was buried onTuesday,She spent the remain
A.-.1 tha woek with her father.
llilair High School faoulty.
Mrs. Chris Hinz was a guest,
last week,of her brother-ln~la'vand sister,Mr. and Mrs. George
Ohrf. of Fort Calhoun.
Monday nitenxoon visitors ofMrs. Margaret Iverson, Will and
Pearl,were Luther and Bill Ble-
vins of Kennard.A -~ ~\--_.......\..".. muh is
Camp some,Lauer o.. ..,.... .,Mrs. Flynn has returned,mo ,
to her homo at Jaakaen ~
gm.
Mrs.Chrln Paenen
Entertain: Club
Members of the Catholic La-
dies Club were guut-I of Mrs.
Chris J. Petersen at th dr RI "lar meeting,Wednesday a l m-
"
Mr s .Lay la nd States
He r e On Sh or t Vi si t
Mrs.Layland States of North
Platte.Nebraska,spent from
Saturday until 'Neaday evening
ln Blah- with her parents,Mr.
and Mm.W. J.Koopman,and
her sisters,Mrs.Lcmis Murdoch
and Mrs. Janes C.Thompson.
She came for the wedding of herbrother,W. J.Koopman,Jr.,and Miss Barbara Morehouse of
Tekarnah.perlormedatthe Teks-
mah Presbyterian Church on
Monday evening.
»....._.Bnmsh Honors
Miss MorehouseMrs. Gordon Bryant of Teks-_mah entertained at n "brunch",
'\i da mornin com limentaryE. on Y K.PtoMissBarhamMorehouse of
Tekamah.Among the guests
were Mrs. W.J. Koopman, Mrs.
James C.Thompson,Mrs.Louis
,Murdoch of Blair; and Mrs.Lay-land States of North Platte,
Nebraska._In a ceremony performed in
Tekamah,Monday evening,Miss
lMorehouse became the bride of
ur 1 Kmmrnan Jr., formerly of
m m e by Wayne Misiemt and
Victor Séllmidt.The bride'a rnxid-ol-liflllvr was
her sister,Ingrid Janus,who
wore a gown ol blue and carried
pink carnations. The belt man was
Roy Petersen.The mothers of the bride and
groom wore corsagu of sweetpeas. The church, itself was te:-tive with geraniums and large
baskets ol anapdragons.The bride, iovely in a gown ol
white satin and tulle with tnain
and floor-length veil,carried a
bouquet of red roses and white
oalla lilies. She entered the churvh
alone, and was met at the altar
by her father,Rev. Jensen, whoreadthemarriagelines, and by
the groom.
FRIENDS LEARN OFARIL 3 W EDDING
Arlington friends have receiv-
ed word of the wedding on
April 8 of Miss Dorothy Jennings
of Denver Colorado to Sgt. Her-bert Koellner formerly of thel
Blair and Arlington vicinities.
The ceremony was performed at
'the air corps chapel at Lowry
Field, Colorado.Sgt.Koellner is stationed with
the air corps at Fort. Lowry.
Newly-Weds
To Reside On
Blair Farm
r
the wedding ¢¢rell'lony, A pamqm;color scheme decorated the Jan-
sen home Out-of-town guatawere Bertha Jensen of Washing-
ton,D. C.;Mrs.Hans Petersen,Roy 'Petersen, Mrs. Soren Schmidt
land Victor Schmidt of Audubon,
Iowa.Corporal Plugge ls serving in
the Army Air Gorps and is sta-tioned in Omaha, where the couple
will make their temporary home.
Unable to attend the ceremonywas the brlde'a brother,Anngar,of Sidney,Montana,who tele-phoned lut week-and that he hadenteredthe army and would be
he to make the journey touna lBlair. His wedding had occurred at
the
ago.
Kennand churrh two years
\. if231 .3 »;f~s§-»..
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Mrs.Joe Lazure spent the
week»cnd in Blair with her
brother and sister-in-law,Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long wereguests,Tuesday evening at thelldarley Appleby home ir; Arling
ton.Patricia Beck celebrated her
seventh birthday with a party,
Tuesday; she is the daughter ol'
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beck,
A.. P.Compton submitted tn
a major operation at Methodist
Hospital in Omaha,Wednesday
morning,
Mrs.Ervin Mueller is a pnNantatMethodistHospital
in
e rthS4lx,
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"~=\| =o o 1 - :Azri a\T h i s i n th e
-°'world'| lnrgeu-~llin arch sup rx . . . it has~el 5 lhounndl o jnyous re-
~,&§°m foouroublea dueo weak or fallen arches. $350
izes formen nndwomen.hi
GMI IN IDR A run root nn
Nelson Shqe Store
'k v *k
l.¢e'a Poultry
Rem edi es
AC I D O X
Treatment of
TEWART
eral ll rl e cnndelnbra held G '~'~--.. ~fe d uw-Arlington
The hrlde wu lovely in a QlWlld Nem-
- te me and chiffon gown with gf Benningtonlong mln: the manning viii Jélirf Meevaa, Terry Lee Chris-
~trimmed vnu " e a pads. tenxeme carried call:lillies and lil-Hermnnasa!-the-vllley, tied with eatin Mrs.Vernon Clements,Jenn
tr-amen.Hovendick.
Attendant;were'Min| Mnrzar Far! Calhount Matthan" ol Teknmah, maid-Mlrilyn MPP.Kathryn Hawk-
!-hnmor;Misa Virginia.Chun- inn, Donna Kruse.
rs of Lincoln,bridesmaid;Kennud=Callahan of Des Moines.Wanda Lon Vogt,Mrs.Chril
owa, best.mul; Torn Hurt of Nelson,Patty Kelly.
ekamnh and Bob Bearing of Washington
LaFayette,Indiana, unhers.M,-,_ 0_ C_ Liache.
Miss Janet Hemphill o l Oma-Nickersonhu. formerly of Blair, sans "At Mrs. Gevrge W. Bloemker.
Dnwning" IM "Ave Maria"./A reception for n large num-Guests of Mrs.Max Bain,
ber of gelativel and friends fol-Vhlesday doernoon, at a farewell
lowed the church service.'thepnrty honoring Mr mother, Mrs.
young eouple m t immediately Fred Nemeu,were Mrs. Everett
for a short wedding trip in Lhe Tyson.Mrs.Mimie Triplett,east, en route to Lafayette, Imli-iMrs.Amanda Stnxve, Mn. Luuin
ana, where they will make theirLSoll,Mrs.Cli!!ord Krause,Mrs.home.Mr.Koopman is empluy-'D. W. Bell, Mrs. Ed Wolff, Mrs.
eel on the engineering sms!!o£\Sarah Johnson, and Mrs.Philip
American Aluminum Co.in wnrl0'Hanl0¥\.Mrs Ne-metz return»Pl°d\1¢U°¥l»~'ed in Cnlifomin,the following
nr.and Mrs.Koopman will<l.ny aff/er having visilcd with
resxde al.488 Robinson,Wea. her dnughter, Mrs Bain and lam-Lnlayette, indiana.ily, since the Christmns holidays.
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4 D! $ c h o l / S
"~=\| =o o 1 - :Azri a\T h i s i n th e
-°'world'| lnrgeu-~llin arch sup rx . . . it has~el 5 lhounndl o jnyous re-
~,&§°m foouroublea dueo weak or fallen arches. $350
izes formen nndwomen.hi
GMI IN IDR A run root nn
Nelson Shqe Store
'k v *k
l.¢e'a Poultry
Rem edi es
AC I D O X
Treatment of
TEWART
eral ll rl e cnndelnbra held G '~'~--.. ~fe d uw-Arlington
The hrlde wu lovely in a QlWlld Nem-
- te me and chiffon gown with gf Benningtonlong mln: the manning viii Jélirf Meevaa, Terry Lee Chris-
~trimmed vnu " e a pads. tenxeme carried call:lillies and lil-Hermnnasa!-the-vllley, tied with eatin Mrs.Vernon Clements,Jenn
tr-amen.Hovendick.
Attendant;were'Min| Mnrzar Far! Calhount Matthan" ol Teknmah, maid-Mlrilyn MPP.Kathryn Hawk-
!-hnmor;Misa Virginia.Chun- inn, Donna Kruse.
rs of Lincoln,bridesmaid;Kennud=Callahan of Des Moines.Wanda Lon Vogt,Mrs.Chril
owa, best.mul; Torn Hurt of Nelson,Patty Kelly.
ekamnh and Bob Bearing of Washington
LaFayette,Indiana, unhers.M,-,_ 0_ C_ Liache.
Miss Janet Hemphill o l Oma-Nickersonhu. formerly of Blair, sans "At Mrs. Gevrge W. Bloemker.
Dnwning" IM "Ave Maria"./A reception for n large num-Guests of Mrs.Max Bain,
ber of gelativel and friends fol-Vhlesday doernoon, at a farewell
lowed the church service.'thepnrty honoring Mr mother, Mrs.
young eouple m t immediately Fred Nemeu,were Mrs. Everett
for a short wedding trip in Lhe Tyson.Mrs.Mimie Triplett,east, en route to Lafayette, Imli-iMrs.Amanda Stnxve, Mn. Luuin
ana, where they will make theirLSoll,Mrs.Cli!!ord Krause,Mrs.home.Mr.Koopman is empluy-'D. W. Bell, Mrs. Ed Wolff, Mrs.
eel on the engineering sms!!o£\Sarah Johnson, and Mrs.Philip
American Aluminum Co.in wnrl0'Hanl0¥\.Mrs Ne-metz return»Pl°d\1¢U°¥l»~'ed in Cnlifomin,the following
nr.and Mrs.Koopman will<l.ny aff/er having visilcd with
resxde al.488 Robinson,Wea. her dnughter, Mrs Bain and lam-Lnlayette, indiana.ily, since the Christmns holidays.
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RHUBARB, Fancy W ashington, Lb...........1Sc
CARROTS, Fresh Texas, 2 Bunches ~........15c
GRAPEFRUIT, Texas Seedless, LargeSize, 4 for .........-_.... ...........,.....,-....................... ...... ..25c
TENDERONI, Van Cam p's, Reg. Pkg.....Sc
W H E A T GERM, Dwarfies Enriched,
Pt. Jar .....~... .....-..............._......,. _...-............... ......._ ..........35c
M A RS HM A L L OW CREME, I-Iipolite,
1 Pt. Size ~30c
FRUIT COCKTAIL, No. 1, Tall,
13 Points,C a n ~DOUBLEMIX, Makes More Butter, Pkg.....10c
ONION PLANTS, Berm uda, Bunch ..... ..........18c
PORK DOIN ROAST, Lean and Small, Lb....35c
PORK CHOPS, Small and Lean, Lb................380
BACON SQUARES, All Sizes, Lb....25c
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3 Lbs., 25c; 10 Lbs., 75c
S~lbs. l~c
Q!!u c s VLr e t u r n i n g t o B l a i r o n S u n d a y \Th e zslmr n1erry m.»m......_-_n .U." " :lh oldi ng its 1°Eg'\13ar meeting to-Blair,now of L af ay ette ,Indiana.
day ,'I°h\n°sday,a t th e home of -- - -- - -
Mr s . Oti l Pldppin.Surprise Pa rty
Ho no rs Min a Aten
.... .. .. .H"nn un nn un lllllllllll 0 na 11115 he ld a- --n
Announc ement mm neun lunuu U..M 3the mar ria ge, on Ap ril 7, of is
A r lu J urgen s, dau ghter o f H r
Nirs Le u .Iurgerm of CouncnlIllldA..B l u f f s ,I o w a ,t o R o b e r t » . H i n d l l y ,
-\\ |_K I Y 1 i I ; \ \ ( ' ¢
~sfxe under went a ma jo r
ration o n Tuesday ,Ap r i l 13.apeMr s .Stuart.Ma u re r agent the
week n d amon g fr ie nd s ln Oma -
A-Dl..1¢nn \1ll¥1-
Advertise i\ The Enterprise
It. Brings Results.el
| e Attractive
EASTER
And A\\ Spring
Go All Ou! For Smnrtnesn onEaster in These lung-WearingTimelemdy Styled Fashions
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~ry Type for Every Age
ct Yours Today!
;5'"'P'"i
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EdiHelo
Mrs.Lun~l Oo-
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oxj Qeauty Appointment
0\l,[I UL ;.au........_par ty ,Tlwé day evening,
L€I\tB1'Y to Mi ss Mn r ju r y
hq c elebrated her birthday
y .Th e event wa s i n the
'a " k i d pa rty " ,emih of
If-invited g\,.@,,,,|dreaming
stunm reniinisc c nt of child-
so n o f Mr . an a mr s .vv.1.» ........ley of Bla ir. The do uble -ri ng c er
emony was solemnized at five p.rn.last Wednesday afterno on, at St:
John's Luther an Churc h of Mi n -
neola,Iowa.
ent were Misa Ate n,1
Raver,Exnrrm Tietgen,
Jensen,Be tty Stimpson,
Fwy la Th un ,and Ver ona
~9 "~i
~a Ln.
'I " " "" '- : - y *0
ne F "'
ha,retur ni ng no p l a n vas ..-_
day morn ing.
Mr .and Mr s .Sey mour Smi th
and Vivia n,Mr s .Vicc ie Smi th.
an d Mi ss Ar len e Smi th,ali of
Oma ha,spent.Fri day evening
wi th Mr .an d Mr s .Frank S elmer-
er.Mr . a n d Mrs. Fr ede ric k K oiter-ma n a n d thr e e s o m J oh n , D on n y , |
and Ronny o f W ahoo a n d their
mlest,Mr s.Monnigh,spent Sun-
I-~Hay in Blasirat Mr.1&o1r.em\pn.s~father's, Carl F. Koltemmn.
3 Dick Stricklett returned no'Bush-,Mond.\y rnprning,attgv
atesnea A t
DinnersChurlétte May fi eld,Mr s .
-d Rourke,m1d Mr s.Carl
were co-hostesses a t a1~
r pic nic dinner Sunday .
s a t th e affair,whic h was
a t their apa rtment in the
of Mr s .E m m a Soil,in-
i Mr . a n d Mr s . J .R.Ma y -
Bob and Oliver,of Lo ma
Nebra ska;M r .a n d Mr s .
Hage iin,Janice Hag elin
a soldier friend of Linc oln;
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n two-week visit mm relauveu ...Mountain Home,Arkansas;Scott Field, and Chicago, Hlinoin.
Mrs. J. W. St-ageman went to
Omaha,today (Thursday),to
spend the week-end with her
daughter, Mrs.Fioyd Hough mm
family.Mrs. Rnbert Wu\f, who recent-
ly returned from 0\ympia, Wash-
ington) where her husband was
---_...»»\.,.m»¢\¢.4\nd as
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4
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Mr. and Mrs.Moen.\.,..-,-of Nohawka,
'B~ J. v. Hihchmhn who has
quite ill at her home on:Washington Street,is re-ed tn be improving.Her
r Mrs.Smally of California.
:cd last week to care for
es
MRS. Rol3ER'l` HiNu|..r.x
Ada Jurgens attended her sis-
ter as bridesmaid,and Harvey
Jurgens, ihe bride's hmther, was
best man.The bride wore a chocolate
brown suit with a white blouse,
and had dusty rose and British
Ian accessories. She had a corsageofrosesandsweetpeas.The
bridesmaid wore ta n visionette
with dark brown accesaoria, and
had u corsage of sweet peas and
reses.The immediate families of thc
couple were presenm for the cere-
mony, and were also guests at atwo-course wedding sugper at. the
smuoneu, aye".U.......-.. _.,_ ,a guest of Mr. and Mrs.Ralphu
Wright.Mr.and Mrs.Immard MillerandVirginiaLouise,Mr.andMrs.sin Siert,md Mr.ma lMrs. Paul K.Siert gpent Sundnyi
evening as guests of Mr.and
Mrs. Robert Siert and Sharon.
Jimmy O'l-hnlon,son of Mr.
and Mrs.Philip 0'Hanlon, enter-
tained len boys in honor of his
seventh birthday,Saturday alt-
ernoon.Lunch was served an
the close of qw afternoon.
Russell Moepke and son.Rus-
sell, Jr., arrived in Blair on Sun-day for a short trip with thu-
-~_.....»..wr,.ma Mrs.
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esday
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Len Jurgens home, folmwxng mewedding.A charivnri duuce wasgiven nv. the Minneola Danca Hall,
that evening,Mr, and Mrs. Hlndley will re-
side on a [Arm near Blair..
Halberh Honor
Lient Ed PeerMr.and Mrs. c.G.H u b menwrlainednr,dinner.Sauxrdayl
evenlng,lwlwring Lleu§¢nnnt
Edvnxd A.Feet o l Gudaer
Field, Taft, California.
Rebehhn To
Hold lmni mm |'1'lu-ee new memlnrs_~_be|
Xonners pawn.,.....-.._.__C. H. Koepke, and.hil misier MisaHelenKoepke.They returned
w Chicago on Wednemhy mom-
ing.William Kinsel vi Ornaha was1 vidtnr,Fflday evening, at the
Paul K. Slut home.Kinse!and
his family lnnuerly resided in
Blair, when he was oormecwd
with the Bhir Lumber and Coal
Co., known at that time n the
Rivett Co.Ssturdny aftemoon guests of
Mr. md Mn.Pmd la ng werethair children-Baw\rd la ng of
Bhi r,Arthur la ng of omaha.
my Long ol Lincoln Mn.En!»._..w..»,...t m. ,nl
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The
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WALL SIZINGLb., 25c
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PHONE 87
Store Open8 AM. to 9 P.M
i An Increase, Q xim ating lc Pen Quart. Has Been Granted
Famners gf s Area by the Omaha Milk Association
A s A R e s u l t . .;
The Undersigned Dairies Will Advance Their Price of Milk,
Both Wholmalaand Retail,A0n ~ Per Quart Next Tuesday,
.,pn ..
ilied into tha Rebekah I-»°°r!¢,Cunweu mu vw-aw.....__,_Tuesdny w\li|'K» April N.Blnir.R01 rnmnined for a week-
eni vim.
lisa I-Ielen\y7nrdck spant the Mrs. Wnynsak-endu L M , u n o l \{iBl'How\r¢l Img md l i n d a Hi f i :
'mn Amlenon xt. the param- -|-pant Sgurdly avenlng wiqf,
A-»--. AnA»nmn. home in AI- Mn.I-'rod IA>D8~Friday d u r - I"~H-~hw...-
Putnxm mdmln.
rm mmm Mink soxa'\»y the Follmwing Dairia'
vm n D a i r y
w N i e l s e n
\
The Dana Cohsge Chain di-
rse¢ed by Min Mildnd Bnnnonand xccomnnnxad by lil ElthefSeybofd,Siva dues cqneatn in
Omlhl and Cauneil Blulfl,Suu-
diy.The nineueen slngvri
appund at the Im m un!l'.\-
ltibuiion,the Pe\ln Lutheran
Chumh ul Omth-lt and Our Sav-
&or'¢Church in Council mugg.
' F ' " T " m n \no o l\ alle n uheme wen Mr.um n w . - . .md Mn- Arm.
Lo nk md la rry c l Omlhl.
Mr.md Hn .C!i!fox~d Metxhmd non,Gvrddn Alun of Terk
\mah, nm!Mrs. John Se\\n\idtu'daughterh Vh-gene m d G13
.spent 'tuesday svnhing nt I
Qpnnnw,J.P.Andenmx, hon
Tha wamlon hfmnnd Mn.A
de1'l0!l'n birth a.n|\ivernry_
GustBlair Daifv
é ; £ s @ gé=»w And
W. C. Lind ».1.-- -a ~ _ .\ . | u - v w l -
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(-¢-~»-» --~°-*f'~'°mm- wmnn Auril 15. ms
f~f~;"'lL'!m e n u s -
\ . . . . - - - - -icini
dun mixed with A mod may lice
powder nhomld be pllrd on tho
floor in all hen homes.NEW ENGLAND NEWS
Jacob O! mocmfidd, N~
z z z
|F l r s t ,S e c o n d
1 V.F.W.Essays\
Nnpohon lol! hh Empire becamenf the Ink ofUmdty; Fnnea huindgpendmce toGammy_b¢umethe people wds dvlded. Why!!
G¢ml°vl°=l=\l\MW\\"'h==\Ib°»tu|.edlovlcwxioully'! 11,¢~,,¢.nl¢n'¢beooming!aaunl(iadlnd
PGULTRY x>o1 N'rEns
BY L D. nusslam.
Knmu Gly. llhuurl
Aprn brings on duuble wori
Kennard
nv Knhnk
:dly at theMr. .mx un . Bm sm m u m D E S O T U n u n
wen 'rusdny ewnlnz dinnz:gush nt tho W um Bunch-The Ds Sow Wulmnl'ClubAdd homa mst Wednauhy,April '7 with
Mr.md Mn.Emil Kmw Hn. Chl.Hlnelins :ding an
spenl S\md.\y at m e Chu ; om vm un Tvdve mumbai were°mnmt and three vhdwn. nga.
i'i"€|»`"'"""1'§i"h »¢s 511|m».1.nN¢\mwad»n|d=wr,Am»unu=hlmm¢.
Helen, ol Wayne, Nebnakl,nh md H,-_ Dm;iwdlutweek At dat homeolthdr of umm :peat andnumrandniltaf,Mn.l'zd" h_h" r_m d Mn_E
U |ndhmll.'|'he»y\v¢re165%1_J"&.."'..._'l. .,, mn. mm s n .nw-u.m y
.azmk
>dv\=1'"'\.we xnxx:-eu m n ma y: n o n g m t W i m- mn o l 0 1 ° . m p - 1 w m v - p h y l n l :u wy we r e i n <
u m _,w .m u m m a y" ~I i - = » 1 » - » »i n h a t x. : z , , ° * : ' " : . f ; ; ~ : . . . f " : .
Omnh n e n l Th e Elubervd-IG,~ d f -n l week'intl-\» . 1 M,md . . . . n l. . . K r u s e n l ' F o r t c - u » » = » = l. . . . .;_ £ m : ' W e
"1;a~i.; F "T,;ai u g | | I v= r ~ ' ; ' = ~s v W S ?hutlw Q,§ ' " ' "ymmd the dnb.'Ihe"""='="" 1 "- ' l "~ ' ".gMr. me Mn. W a'T..§'£,§'.,.'$Z nent mednz vm be Amar 2 1 " "°§§i ma Mrs.w m i m m m m -n
and l n .AWN Anderson the hams of Hn.Bdvn Sunlelf- nn wan Sunday nitnnoon vhivyhdwrs- g y ;g n u y uven-A "Hurst is lpelldinl |sver°'nn l t the Quarles Hovmdlck 1
home '&'».oecllvn wus Pntrich nl y' in Omlhl wi lh hh '}'"' ba rge . a nd Mn Hawud Peterson l
iP'§._.-._~.v.\»u\¢|.v_M n .Ha n ! G u l t i n ~ { " " ' f "\__. r}-...u.....Zn m l m Bmdnsen
hlndly at the ru
mme.Hx°l.M|§/th-l»Cook were no/tldmuuinn.Clean the noon oilna|~|ree l~m'l;wn..»....lx1 . ldu\ e W | u 'dA1 | nd!
M r . a n d M n - Hmr y U\ ¢
md Kr.m d M n .IF m m n gpent sunday
lxei!d¢'¢'dm1,Bl i n dJ t e rmmnmd l h t d a P
Lnoma.\m-____
muly-
ummm.sound
with
Ve nn
tnnon
m n o l
lle n a t.Buck
mi 'i i nn a ri n o u mm o l B lu r .
Below ure the two prlze-winning
essays:
Fi n! Plus
T¢dly there up \ million men
lighting in Ame:-ion,dyins m
Guadnlanlh starving in prison
amp; on Baum, walling for or-
ders in lrelnnd.Than men arethe visible Amrlwn nQN'r._g=-
uniwi. than was too much lelflsh-
nm. bickm-ing, between lnbor and
oupiw, oven'Cougresl could not
agree:Nov:that plcturs hu clmngsd
to I picture o l complete Uu-lty.In hctnriel Nagrou and
White stand shoulder to shoulder
working for Victory.People are
becoming morg and more wut____-.-..- -|~».-.. s.\.. mln" on the
ld!-DIP. dirty litter,then spray
I
w e l l w l t h n g o o d l i t t s r s p n y wkill xfrms. worm um, etc., mdrebed the floors well with cleuu
dry littu.
I! the floor space ln your henhouse;i l nulficient w nllow 8w4 square feet for aah bird,
then keep your Luyen housed un»
til noon or u little later. If youulwlv! provide an mrnule supply
Aild tllu un U\¢uun.uu-;»J " i t " p a m 'DD Do lllll lllllllj i nApa rty wa s h e ld a t th e M a t Peter on um m a.were SundayJ i home Sunday aftern oon in gh g i q l m ,PP »_..~n.......A a n n :maffm-A fli neline " d g h 2 ErJS'_.Eh 0 I l 0 ¥o f " m l "J l p p l u u H i l l _______ _¢wn..........1 I n t m k l n l W h 0 i i é l t b i k fi - ' | c h i l d r e n 3|ug ~m m
g u m , "....,sd dad: blxtlxdaya on that
'Ihose pguent were M n .HNalnw,Erwin,Mn.Jane S
m u m ,Gladys,m a . .w
Hawkins,Jimmy,u i !Shi
M n .Bud Wildenon Donn:Gale.Margaret Jlpp,W
Bllderbuk,Mn.Wm. Kty,
md Mn.Elizabeth Suben.Tech.Gpl.:nd Mrs.Fred
u n and Mr.and M u .H
lfhornberz and kzbdldren 1
ylaiwrs If.the o m Hx
home,Wednesday evening.
Munn.and,Mesdamea
Wollen,of Berman,Elmer Y
ad Omnha,Harry Philgen,
Plerm of Oakland were S
dnner zugie nt she Oral
um home.'Th a Coffee Club Lullea
at the home of Mn.
vu ._\_.-..|.\..+T<'~»-idymz
l a nu l » ; : ¢ \ r ~mé ""vé¢m forced L i £ "+5=E 'fx5'm¢of his sister, mn.Mr. md Mn. J a s um531221 ii. ~ him. by flood wnters.lJoIu1 B. Enum-"_ Omahs were S U M ; H :
nltur Mr. md Mn .Kenneth Knbic_ .ME §1'3§Y..Qnnfh hnknhh. in *iw home of mr. an
m v ,
md
'ands
Gene
Han-
srvey
-wenrrison
M yVollcn
Carm
ununyHur(-
met
Emma
Pre-
and uhlldren ol H a m m wereSundxyeveningwiiitonatthe
S. Hlneline bums.Mr. and Mrs. Bert Olwst o lTekamnh culled at the Chas. and
S.Hlneline homes. Monday.
Mr.m d Mn. Chu.Hlneline
Pnnd Mr. and Mrs.Wm.Hine-
llne und Judy__ spent Sunday
faibemoon at the Otm Mencke
home.Mrs.Wnllice Jones and "
nn vidting at tha Varnon Hine-
line hume altar being rum out by
_ flood waten.\Mr. and Mrs. Hans Gustin andSmdmmaM n .Marjorie Wid-
ner and Phyllis visited it the S
Hineline home,Sahmiay evan-
nngwn apnugu, .N-... -._, _,at the home of her sister, Mn.Mnrietta Lyons, for an exhendedvisit. She wag_a Smtxmhy nightand Sunny vunwr of Mn. Nancy
McOonnnha at Blnlr.Mr. and Mrs, A. 1. Maglll mdBobbieand Mr. and Mrs.Floyd|¢gm were Omaha viaiwra,Mon-
ll... Bruce Roll: md Bobbie of
Tekamah were Thundly eveningvisiwrs nt. the Howard Havendick
home.Mr. and Mrs. Ray McConnsha,Fnncea and Betty were Sundnyeveningvisitors at Bert Thomp»
non's.Mn. William Peck and son mdMiss Lela Pak wer; Omnhu vll-
itan, Szturdny.Wednuday venlng visit/una at
Rosenbaum.Mn. Irene Jmsm,Pew! and
Iessie, stundbd the funersl ol
Wallace Petersen in Fort.Cai-
leoun 'I\xeld|Y- __The ME. hsdies' Aid met with
Mrs.Mertie McCann Tlxursdny
dternoon.The next meelillt
wm be held Thursdly. .mal 22,
at the home of G. E.Kronherg.
Mx. and Mrs.Harry BlacowereSundayev¢hiI18` guesm oi
M Nellie G n w w m of Blair.I Q . .Ray Nelson entennined
e Double Four bridge dub at
he home, Tuudny evening.
. H. P. mu-imnwx of Blair
w e d hi s ne w.Mrs. e minem
Miller,Thursday Afternoon-A/ w w o f l r i e n d s and n l -
.»z....immed Mrs.Chris Nelson
the Great Wen-ld War.ua m uFRONT no 'msn is just himsek.
'Judi mmlse plrf-of thewhole.Ea c h ms n hu s unk hu www-
ity in one, big unified c-Mort.
There never wu s wnr fought
which did not have Just such.;unified fighting (rent.That is,
of course eesentisl.And very
quickly the victorious side begins
to be marked as having ONE command,ONS purpose, ONE god
All the little biekerlngs end "this
is mine' or ' that is yours' of ewillifeare put aside "Attach"
mem; every msn Iorward-
'1'h¢y ere all there working esone-our fighting front. But whst
sboug us! What about the home
cuxwuulm. nm, -.~,_ ,___iehin snd never whimper. We reel-
iseno wths twebayeto beunited
w win. We also realize thst beat-
ing the Jspe ls not going to be
easy slthough eanh day brings sgood piece ot news and one dw
closer to vlctcry. We ln-low, too,Lhn ever-confidence is as bad as
no confidence st all.We must unite with our Allies.
We have to understsnd our Alliesfor complete unification. Through
education of the public by the
press md radio unity will come.
The Axis nxtions are very hep-py every time than is s quarrel
between Allies. They spread lies
sgeinet our Allies in the hopethatAmerica will bxeak ol!n~
lntlenehlpe with the ren.of the
means AL L stuck. "'Advn.uce!
1... n ml ml you how it m with Am...u.r,.m America enw-ed
of feed--wster end oyster ehéll;
else herd ehup grig mi; system
will produce the most eggs.Asmoat 'll ess' are me before two
PM._the hens An not so likely
w emi eggs with muddy feet.
Check eanelm,L0 bf eeri-dnyou have plenty of nests. During
this susan of flush egg produc-
tion, plurthe "moody"problem,
more nests are needed per doz-en hens than at other times. Com-
pelling hens to overerowd thenests is poor poultry management
that causes broken esp and oft-
gg xuuuts in the egpeating mb-
?9 4
Rod mim an easily get .s head
shut at this season and lice el-
se multiply lest.Don't wsir for
Phone Black| 13
-for best days and flips
for comfortab/e kravel
Avoid aovds md have x bencf trip
by u-nelieg in mid-week. See your
bm agen:--in xdvanc.fur bc!! dlp
and scheduia Buy dckns early. Tske
only one suimase Be on :imc--i¢'| s
puriodc dury.""
v
PW=\1mI"'s »-so -1sentwereMadame:Jake Sierk,
l a d l e Bolln,Claus Ohrt,and
Anna Klsasen.Prizes were wonbyMn. Jake Sierk and Mrs.
Lenin Bolln.Lnmeh was served
by the hostess.Mrs. Walter Ssppenhdfd and
Richard winced m u m s Rlosson,
Wednesday siwrnoon.Those participating in helpingDonnaKrusecelebrate her birth-
dny were Misses Lois Sievers,Jo Ann Clchlhl.Mary Ehreiyn
Andaman.Virginia Collmi end
Daryl Smith.They motored to
Omaha where they spent the
evening'roller-skating'at Cross~
W TLM n .e w w -, u m m - m i a a n d
M r .a n d M r s .O n !H a r r i s o n
m e m F r i d a y e v e n i n g w m a
g u e s t s o f M n .E d y t h K r u s e .
M i s s I r e n e K a m o f B l l d r s p e n t
T h u n d a y a t t h e H u g h V a u g h a n
home.-
mg.Mrs. Perry .endersen il visit-
ing with her daughter end lnmily
at Taylor, Nebraska.Were Wallace of Omaha spent
Friday at the Wm.Sells home.
Rose Hill News
Mrs. James Wulf and Bonnie
Lynne returned home from the
Bldr Hospital lut Friday.Miss
Evelyn Sheets o!Herman is|helping Mrs.Wulf.Visitors l t ,
the Wulf home were ltr.and
Mrs Archie Kuhr and Ethel Mu
and Detlu! Wulf.
Saturday evening gusts of
Mr.end Mm.Walter Ssppen-
Iield in honor of Mrs.Sappen-Iield's birthrhy were Mean-s. and
Hudnmes Ben Bergman,Wel-
ter Nielsen,James Rm o ! Oma -
L fn ~.........n..-1 Pmmr. Ihr-
the Arthur W.Anderson numewere Mr. and Mrs. my Linden and]
G=f§_ ol Tekamah an the latwr's`hrot er, Andrew Jacobsen, who inwiththecoast artillery at New
York City.Mr. and Mrs. A, 1. Msgnl and
Bobbie spent Saturday evening atthe Vernon Clement; home, help-ing Mrs. Clements celebrate her
birthday.Word received by Mr. and Mrs.Fred Peck from their son, Millard,who recently entered the service,um he is stationed at Camp Jo-seph T. Robinson, Arkansas. Hisaddress is as follows:Pvt. Mil-
xm Peek, Co. A. sv Bn., 12 Reg.Camp Joseph T.Robinson,Ar-
kansas.Jerry Renerleldv.of Oakland
was a Sunday visitor at the Fred
Hovendick home.Mr.and Mn. Ru'MeConn.uhaand daughters were Saturday vi-itors at the Mn.ElizabetlStaples and Mrs. Nancy McCon
nsha home at Blair,Miss Aniith Anderson spent thu
celebrate her birthday,W ~ ~ea-
day evening.'The evening was
spent.at cards,with Mrs. Clans
Schnieder :md Harry Blsco -
ning high prizes, Miss Opal Jep-
peruon and Henry Plugge sec-
ond prizes,and Mn.Henry
Plugge and Orville Nelson tm-
veling prizes-Sgt.Madison D.Lineberry,
l :;....
th e L y m a n Cu n b er g ho me .
Th e Dorc as Club wi ll me e t a t
the h o m e o f M m. A r th u r Jensen
Thu rs da y , A pr il 2 2.
Di n n e r g u e s ts o f Mr. a n d Mr s .
Claus .'3::1mieder Wednesday we re
Ieirs.He n r y K a y ,o f Sheridan,
'~~He n-
w~ o ..-I maa t c o lu mb ia ,Sou th C m 1
drichsen.Saturday evening Mr.and
Mrs. Chris Jahnel and Mr.and
Mrs. Claus Ilclmieder visited at
the John Kunneman home.
Margaret Ann Nelson.Miss Helen Ward spent the
week nd in Omaha with Mr. and
Mrs.Fred Kremer.Mr. and Mrs. Roman Podwins-
Duane Watt-I,Merle Andersen,Mildred Rosenbaum,Lavon Ros-
enbaum,Evelyn Camberg,Mar-
delle Kahnk,Inez Kuehl, Lew
Wind,Dwight Byers,Arlene
Jensen Don Rosenbaum, Margar-et Ann Nelson and Raith Buck,
Marvin Kruse,and Russel:
Wiese, of Omaha.-M m Fred Kremer and Mrs.
.Tess Schroeder of ~--:visitej
Sa~., Ap~ 24
Holsteins and Guernseys
Fresh and Springer Cnws6 0 H e a d and Helfers._
All Are T. ln. and Bangs Tested
This is really an outstanding bunch of top
cows and heifers.T. B. and Bang's tested.
J .P .R H E A
Arlington, Nebraska
_OWNER-
R he a 's D a i r y S a l e !l
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Taylor and Wells Pavilion
Mr. and Mrs.Jens Christian-
sen visited at the Orville Alli-
sin home- in Tekmnnh, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.Lloyd Dbkilil ofWahoo spent Sunday at the Ly-
man Camberg home.Mr.and Mrs.Edgar Fairchild
were Sunday evening callers atthe home of Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Nelson.Miss Ruth Buck of Omahn
front? m~i tell you how it. is with
un." I wo n' t p h a t w h a t because
there is mo re money f o r me i n
corn."" I wo n' t teac h because I g e t
more money i n another ki n d o f
job."" l won't g o to school.Th i s is
..~. n
'ms oLD JUDGE sms
'Q ' e " 1
" n r r r
.;,Mrr I. . . '"z < £ # S i * '*" " \ T1 °\
.:-e
w j . , ' :;.
\
~..~ , .
~,_the chance to work in a war fac-
tory in America.
Those who grumble because they
can not go for Sunday drives,have to walk to work, slice theirownbread,eat less adgar and
meat, and talk Too Much are play-
lng right into the hands of the
since !u (oun~nz.
tri~the would welcome gladly
m y :" Th e gove rnment is a ll w r o n g
1'll do as I please."
;
Una~§» can they d~ent us.
The South Ioat» the Civil War
because they refused to Unite for
the common good of all concerned.
Nun pn pe n' Pu ll
The Gallup poll i l nnmeed by
uewxplperl of the alum, know! no
polit ic s, md h u n ev er du lk d vm
m e r r n r o t m o r e t h m i p e r o u n
since !u toundlmz.
n Ir e L |:...~ou na ll-o ut war p r od uc ti on . Th os e
people wh o refuse to gi ve u p a.
nomessential job for a war job be-
cause they don 't li ke to wo rk
should be sent over to Germany
Hansen home, W ednesday evening.
Glen Frenc h treated his clasa»
mates and teac her to c andy a t theMarc h sc hool, Friday , o n his birth
anniversary .\Messrs.an d Mesdames Ha r o ld
and Ho war d J ens en an d d aug hte r,
An d re w a n d A lvi n S ve nd g ur d a n d
daughters,and Otto W ric h were
callers a t the Bi ll Jensen home,
Saturday evening.Mr .and Mr s .Gi ff or d Frenc h
and Eugene,Mr s .C.E.Frenc h,
and Mn. Hnrold Stork.
Mrs, John .lessen w'Bs a guessattheJoe .lessen home, Friday»=f f~rs. C. E. Fgengh o! Omaha isupendinthis week at the GiffordFrenchn m!Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Svendgaard
were 1I\mon gy r-Pre f,,Prid alle
noon.
.s.wr.n BONDSi l 0 .I I l lcontainingwoodashesurroad
.
~llolmquiét Grain & Lumber Company
Yes. . ..C
W e Have
F E E D
O A T S
Dinrr Forget tn Buy
Your
NE X T W IN T E R ' S
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"Sure hun a great year for cops JUrl8¢--»
bestwe'vehadinquiteaspe.l1.""'I'bat'strne,Henry...alloverthee0\11l!1¥»
Asamattu'of£act,there'sbeenq1:dtea
nuplm supply of grain awurdml to ummEzurulnwino mo f yo mnynrmpuprnthnorherday.Buz:hatmrp1misb¢inzmu1ro
midxty mod advantage and ii nmlidi tho
muh-ibutionofyuxfnxmnltothewnreihrt
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mnrehnportantthaneva.
"H¢'1'¢i]lIl¢0}1Be1am£¢ofwhatImean.
Tbebevuadedxstnlhag dum-y.adonawiI1
u|¢100.000.000buaheI.aof thilgurp1usto
mmkealooboiuaimml neededbyf theguv-
m f-;g===..m1th=f-v= rubber,
"5°.lm¢pir '~'nenjob_l',\'°Fh1H¢nU you doing
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||.n|:lc;I\;d_S°°B5"l.,."h'I'§ aim "i§§2`.§§B 2:`i`{1bI`"iééE1suv" J - -._Mi sa B e r l i n Jensen o f W a sh l `uv unc ..........--_.,_iI13`U°\l» D.G»» il!r p é ld i n z tw o 1 P11 ==; a. 'gy gf~==;;,,S°meb°df nenday a.ft,e1-norm.Guests inc lud-
weeks h e m wi th h e r pu g ntg , e se c a n u v e on ,ed Mes dnmes An dre w S ve ndg u-r d,
.\.¢_.n A Lnnunn "The m iB n' t an y us e in ry i n g ' "g m, T g g mp g u n g ? d J o g g - Mg ; -
--*rn nmsen w i l ante n e
.uvmsn lm The Encerpdu
It Brings Resuhs.
om Jolils I0 Save
Dollars
~Buy
dsL~
Rev. ana mrs. r. v. ¢¢»\.\....Mrs Iae Webb, who hu bean
vlsiling friends and rehtlveu in
Kennani for some time, left !or
her home in salem. 0~s°n,'1`\=2=-
dl yMrs.Cu l Wlrd md Mn.
Floyd Alexander spent levenl
days last week in Hastings,
Nebx-uk; with mhtives.
Mn.Arthur Thuxm md Mn.
G.E. Kxonberg spent Tuesday
hhernoon with l l i n ,Marie
'l\Inlm.Min Patty Ann Kelley en
tained \ luxe gruup of frlmda,
in honor of her birthday, Friday
v The went toe ening.gmupf~.._ ._ . I... .. ms n., mut. md
"The rubber men are LII-out
rubber.The manpower menall wrapped up in themselves
Slice bread."
Dont. slice bread."
xorare
wiw us on the home front. Would
we expect victory from an nrmywhere every fellow was juxt forhimsel!'!Our army wins only u
it is united. We win only .u the
home front back ol the amy is
uniwd Our plum, our work, our
prayers must all roll out and up
ins one.Disnention spells defeat.
Un ly spells vicmry.United we
win
club May 5.Members ol the Merlmyx Club
met with Mrs. Ed Qnme, Thurs-dny afternoon. Mrs. Bd Stork will
be homes; Mny 18.
futher to Cnllfomia where he
plum m liveMesdnmes Andrew Svendgud.,
I-lowardjensen and Edythe u g ,
and Alvin Svendgmxd md dang -ters ntwnded Mn.Ray Follen'abirthday party in Blnir, Saturday
nlmrnocn.P.F.C. Gustav Rollend ol Fort
Crook spent the week-end nt
home.Mrs.L.E.LArBena.hdLoraL¢¢were callers at the Howard Jen-
».
Ya ,it is all confulion Deland Barnes nccompmiied his
Second Plnce _een home, 'hxelday evening.~Min 'hw Dornackar.Mrs. Et-
Mr.md M n E d Stevens orirw. m ¢=».»=.-, --- --~.--~, -, _ ,Illnlr were visitors at the Bruce tin Von, Ted Simnnsen, And non vqeekend yich Mila Jem Hoven
Cax home, Sunday.of Omaha., Mrs.Ja ms Sqxpen- d-wk.helP""K Jean wlebrabe her
Miss Alma Klindt spent Sun Ii dd and sons of Omxhx,Mrs. birkhdly.
dxy at the Richard Sieven home.Laura To m and Myron.md
Viniwn l t the Annu Wmidt George Nellon and Marian.Thehamsl u t wa k we n Mrs .Cllr- fnlka from Omihn were also Y o l ' k C l ' € ¢ l {
~-- _ L m-....|s=m.a.v mxmla uf the Sunpen-ance S y m oz wumd . ~ , ~ . . . . ~Y "City,ns.er.an M 1|HMu-ilyn Wages of Emerson,Mr. and Mrs. Oth: Rvws a n d D i g é ~R;':°mIg"}o:m"|y 3,
' Dr.E.S.B. Geesnman xv-Dorothy were $\xnday afternoon Onawn. Iowa, have moved fp Om-
mmed home Friday atier l _ md w n w g n g u o f *`;___ff'_f uhm. Mrs. Hansen was Sadie Cam~
13§&"5my at an Omaha hpspiul. Mn. Raymond mme :nu Ilmny. eron.rumlin home this week.They were ufvnmirmf guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hurley ClememHev m\':nn l»|n.l.¢n\Rm-niienmr hnent.L1r_ |Qnd Mu. Ottu Matzen md §penI_S_;H1§a aftaragoog at tl§'
E
1
r
1
r'\
th;m:;ee;l;¢;1<l vE{fh "E l e n c r l ~
Sc hmidt.Mr s.Le n a Petersen has been
i ll t h e p u t f e w d a y s .D A L E N E W S Russell Ry a n o f Oma h a wa s
a Tue sd ay afte rno on visi tor wi th
I MT.and Mr s .Jac k Levine and Mr s.Laura. Tofte 11351 llfiyajqn..
Lreram :owen uuum m ;;m|.u¢.»».Jimmie J oe Clements, small BL
o f Mr .and Mr s .I r vi n Clementhasbeen sic k f o r th e la st wee
He i s n e w recovering.
Mr .and Mrs .Fr e d F r d h m azMrs.Frandsen were Thursdr
-.-:__-..n...... ..¢ *ha f°_nnl»¢r.|§ LIn
al
.s
k
1<
i l
n
worid rockiIlK'
pro
é1»mn, Mr.and Mrs. J. M. Jet-
iar,Mr.and Mn.Frlncia Jung-bluth and lla Mae all of Onmha
spent Sunday with Mr.and Mm.
Fred Jungbluth and Lloyd.Mn.Paul G.Jones entertained
Dude "Get-Together projdctClub
Thursday.M n .J.1.Junxbfuth is nowemployedattheMead,Nebraska
Ordnance Plant. 'ur...Q u wa..om..wmmed to
The Rose
with Mrs.
Wednesday,
charge O!
ladies Aidpulpit Bible
present tn the
Hur Ladies' Am merLouisRasmussen onwithRev.Clark inthemeeting.Thesocietypurchasedn
which they pla ntnRoseHill chnrcJ\
in memory of Mm George Nel-
son;next Sunday.Mrs.Lloyd
Matthiesen was a visitor.
The Madsen broLhers were
wednuulav evening'Iisitors nt
evenmg ce.-e.. .\, .........,. ..-,an homeIPvt. Tom Churches spent 'I'hurs»day night, and Friday at the
George Hansen home.Mr. and Mrs. Rny Rathien andDonaldwereSundayaltemooncallers at the Andrew Hoier home.
Mr. and Mrs.Andrew Haierwere Thursday evening wlers attheHenryDanielmeyer home.~Sgt.Myron Ward of Clinton,lows,spent e [ew days Amon~»\n¢iv»n nnrl friends.Mr.ang IHack.white or yellowmn .9- .»......,.,...-._.,-_,her home in Omaha Friday P.M.
Alwr having stayed the past
week with Mrs.Julian E.Jung-
bluth.Paula me Jones wok wehers
Examinations at Blhir;Satur-
day.Mr.and Mn.Fred Junghluth
and Lloyd spent Tuesday even-
ins in Omaha with their son.Frhrlhis Jungbluth and family.
M n . P . L .Cldy,Mrs.R.A.
uf.
Davis,Mrs.D M Block,Mrs.
D Cady Mrs.Chet.,Marsha
and Mrs.L.M. Peterson of Ar»
llngtcn called on Mrs.=E.Jimgbluth,Thursday
lwcn.
tn Lincoln Sunday
daughter,Pauladmve
[their
spent
and Mrs.Paul G.
ll,
J ua n
after-
Jonestaking
who
the. week-end _at hanie. The
1.
the Harry Madsen home.Miss Margaret Rasmussen of
Murdock spent the week»end ut
the parental, _lanis Rasmussen
hume.Mr.and Mrs.Ed |Mencke
vldted Mrs.Jvinnie Mencke at
the Blair Hospital during the
week.They were Mxmdsy after
noon visitors at the Chris Kor-
shu] home in Herman.Mr. and Mn.Alben Benson
and sons, Mr. and Mrs.Orville
Benson ard daughter,Mr.and
Mrs.Jesse McLaughlin,Mrs.
Minnie Benson, and Jesse Han-
sen drove ¢b\30ak!and Saturday
evening and helped Harold Jen-
sen observe his hirdidsy.M m Robert Wulf spent Wed-
nesday and Thursday vidting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.Ho-
Mm.Merle Ward accompanihim to Omaha, Monday.Mr, and Mrs.Russell Wav
Donald and Larry, were Sunddinner guests at the Norris Ws
homeMiss Ethel Laughlin spent la
week at the parental,Char
Laughin, home.Pvt. Howard Iaughlln of F-Meade Maryland, recently spas14~¢lay furlough with his pu
;;§~Mr. and Mrs. Charles l.Au|
Thursday evening guests at 1Charles Laughlin home inclux
Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Layman zfamily,Mrs.Ernest Jensen,land Mrs. Jens C. Jensen, Mr. z
Mrs. Einar Hansen, Mr. and m
Fred._.%ansen, and Mr.and NClarkavls and Saphmnls An
Mrs.Chris Korahoj was a Tuday afternoon caller at the Alb
1 "_,.|-..J ..,...» u-.,. ......\,.Madsen home._
Pmfnti ntWnbuxm.\1H\l|Ulz\|- 1 - - - - - - - -__J ew, h e or she must be g ive n the
opvportunity to work toward a Vic
tory .Those fac tories wh o rgfuse
: n e r G R I l 1 § n L u | . | W |
-- L 1 T n l u Q 1 \ .LIU .l\¢fi|||»;8llizl upcna.uw nccn-M 0 ~ 1 O P S B I I a n d ~ ]d vis iti ng wz th Mr .and Mr s .Span? S undii;afternoon a t
slpfb. Wright._J ohn Jackson home.
Mary Jean a Senior at Univer-
ty of Nebraska..The corrapondent received a
ho is in Ft.Jackson, ,S.C.His
letter stated that he would be
released from the hospital in
another ten days.Mr.C.W.Baden transacted
business at the F.J.Emersm
home Saturday.
A.H.Jungbluth,Evan arlu
Naomi were shopping in Omaha,
Saturday.
Ralph Wri§1t.Sunday dinner and supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs.HaroldStork and Peay were Mr. and
Mrs. Gifof drFrench and Eugene,
Mrs. Gilford French and Eugene,
Mrs. C.French, and Mrs. Casnie
Hansen,Harvey and Hazel.
Mrs.Emma Andrenson and
Mrs.Chris Petersen were Satur-
dny afternoon guests of Mrs.
Ray Scheer in A.rlingl.0n.Mrs.
Pewnen and Mrs.Minnie Beu-son were Tuesday aiternoon
guuts of Mrs.Andreason.
Mrs. Ed Hansen hu been lll
the put few days with a throa_
lnfeci-ion.Mr. and Mrs.Paul Paulsen
ue spending n few days vlan.
ing at the Harland Nelson home
Mr.und Mrs.Hulsnd Nelso
and :Mins LB Verne Plulsen drov~
to Omaha. Friday evening anmetMisaHelenNelson at th
Union Pu-iflc depot.Miss Nel
son returned from n two week
vmrltion in Selttle,Washington
' g o f ~y d d d f g r n ~
Ev e ry Saturda y Mo mi ng
~m¥~°§?~""
` $45///aw' ff'M r / 0 / / 5
Vludlmo '.~°:::': and M
.The Gas Company
T :3 |.
.uvmsn lm The Encerpdu
It Brings Resuhs.
om Jolils I0 Save
Dollars
~Buy
dsL~
Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson ;daughters were Saturday evencallersattheGeorgeHin:
home.Mrs, Chris Vinderulev and rlswereThursdayaltemooncalersat the John Jackmn home.Mr. and Mm.Raymond Magill
and family called at the JohnJackson home, Tuesday evening.Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Thane warnTuesdny evening caller!at theJohn Bccklun home`in Blair.
Mr. and Mrs.Ed Wilson, MissHarriet and Miss Ewa were Blairwidtom, Saturday.Mr. and Mrs Malcolm Broder-
sen, Susan and Pollypwere Satur-day afternoon callers at theGeorge MeQuarrie home in Blair.
M¢CAR'rHY NEWS
u . .-vuI M m i l n wx n i Th u mb -
mu.- - ........_-..___- - .son md daughter entextained atdinner, Fdday evening,fm*Mr.
and Mn. F.H.Mz:Vi|:ksr,uul
Mr and Mrs. Earl Thmnpmn .md
dmglrer, JamMrs Judith Ammon in entnntainingat herhome,this (Thurr
day)nlernoon,for members of
the McC\rt.hy Club.
l i n .Russell Mdhnnld and
lon were entertained at supper,Wadnesdsy.by Mr.md 'Mn..
Weston Inn: and hmlly.
Sunday evnnins viaiwn ' l t
tha West/on Long home were Mr.
and M n .Chemin Ax-mum of
Ta kl mlh Gllivilllqnuunlnlnmnuugupnun-u.
Advertise in The D xurpnsex
I
\
h g l n d
nfl-er ; vim with nluivu.Hn. Dave Richudl lad Deva.Jr.. mm aevsrll days with newtives u Norfulk the put wack.
Mn. Exiwud Bleu md Jmlu.md Fnnea md Llllim Wlaoemlled on minivan at B¢\'»lom.§lb-
y moon,n owlt dm Orpheum In »§ '3»f»m
Rundl W ins ntumd,Smar-dny,nvm gg- Anxdu. Califor-nia, when s` lpmt nearly lou!munthl in tha employment U! du
U. P. ull:-ond.Mr.and Hn. Gordon Cltrhgnof Callfornin spent Sundly nt1. w. Johnsen home.Hmy fro m th):vicinity ~.~ =\i¢h¢-seeing at the Milwurl H-lv
er, Sxmdl .Hn. Wiflinm Wlue spent Thu
du' with her daughur, Hn. R0~gr! Cloyod, at Benmn, Lllo allmg on her sister, Mn. Henry Tiegm. at the Cluklon H°;= ul.
Mr. md M m 'Neln nu~3:16 Sunday evening with -»ri ;da Fnnc a W iHSun" tmdmd Delenrye gen orenpenWednesday evening nt : ..
Thompwus.Mr. and Mn. William M lmd Robert :nd Mrs. J. P. Sun~gp" allen at Omaha, Wednes
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WALLACE PETERSEN
DEATH vurrm
Wdllce Pswrlen,29-yan-old
Irvington rsddant, dlad on April
8 following n llngsrlng illness.Until taken Ill, Pnnrun had op-ented the Wuhington County
mad grading nnnhlne in Chit lec-
tinn ol the county.
Funanl sa rvlc e nn he ld atFort Calhoun Presbyterian Churchan April 5 , und burhl wa muh
ln Fort Cllhoun cemetery.Mr. Pstenen in mrvlved by bil
widow md two children; hh mother, Mn. Anna Petersen of lrvlng~tan;n sitter,Min Rmemnry olIrvington; and two brothers, Pe-
ter nnd Merle of Irvington.
Legal Notices
Aan -u ng aan hu m i ne
HOURS 9 w 12: 2 to 5. Appointmenta-linda
Colds, Scintics, Nsuzitin, IAll!\bl¢°~ Head-
Advertise in Tha Enterprise
l u q l b u r m -
hadADlm»0n1of
B¥¢tyD0\luin
U.S.War Bonds
Ol business af ldd qwplignt, mdfor whidz Hmmm 1| xpplind for,
u ' ze w w . w mmm n s u m.
Dlled Avril 12. ms.
Hur; Chrlatsnlen,City Clark.
~e .......ln d f n e njd n ln db s r y o n -~-clllm-e:cho!youfrvmhsem:l¢l$l ugh,
g o r m yl h m h o r h m u d h
or upo n ui na l el!-lie o r myBartt!mre°!,n.ndlor oqultahlare-'e!. You ue nquimd to nnlwarwd peddononor b¢!ore|.he10Y.hd i y D ! l b !ma . i n de hnlt o fwhich the éouxt mn y f n nt t h e
mils!i o r i n n d petitiorn.
Hn .Arnaud!Svgogenon and
daughter, Mn,Barnard Thomt w ! !non,andAl!rod1ren~.|~wmmd ume c o ld -
~ < - s ¢ y ~ n » m ~ . u » \ > ¢
held i nthe cornndl dumber!in
Yhedtyhlull o f ui d dtyo nApril
NOTICE OF APPLICATION12-41.mu '"~a°::.fm
H. L u n d t u &\n£n*iH|¢ommanos¢|
mactlonln eDi|¢rie®C¢u!¢ofWnshmgwnCounty,Ne bnlh,
;gdnstyou,mdaaa:hof you,uddmdx-nu,tha object m d pur-pouoiwhlc hilwobhln tha de
cxeeofuld0ourtv.h.ntn.ldEd;uLusenistheavmerinfeanimplaol¢hsEaAtB|l!olth|BmzthsAlfsaidSMBBland3 ;» ~= of onz.na Thsodore H.Lundt iltheowner in lee dmple U! tha
North HI!!nl the Sauthwutg y m und the North mu a seSmltheutQunrtef01slid
lln x n d l n .Panda Homm-dicksndehildmn v a n Omlhl|hoppanon'I'h\1nd\y.
MMI,la d l n .1ma x > mu » :
were I¢.hgnR Di x o nh n m'ns.Mx-.and Hn .EdChxistmaena ndVe nd n,P. F.C .mdHn.' hle(Jui ntmkntndRonl|dvren$lt¢~
'wily evening visiwnatfhs E\~
me rlle ttahomalln.Ba r¢ h| TluAv m --~~ tha
"W .:f":=°=.- : . a ~ ~ ~ ~r.n.,the;nnivez1nryw»n¢ons15thdApg-ll.Kn.JohlnnlSwln|°nmdAl-
sonmdnon,md Mn.~. .vhitonutheHamSvageponhoma, Th
qvanini.
~~Mrs. H~nry Gehrke,spent 'me»=la} dtemoon in Oma-
hl-Mr.und Mrs. Bernlrd '11=°»=>ga n m a * " : : : -m n .§ " ' " " .
l l l l l
Thampson dmv: to Omlhl, Wed-wd-;. w vidt Mrs. Henry Tm,-gen,r., who is. xecovemg frommspention nt the Clarkson HW
pi .Mr. md Mn. Ann! Tale wereamong those hqping Orville Nd-nelreelebnte hm blrthdly, 'hm-
dn evening.Xe.and Mn,Orville Nelmen
md Wayne nf Omnhl, Henry Tm-gen and Delera md Lewin Hagerwere supper pleats at Bernard
Thompuonh Wednudey evening.Sunday nfternoon visitors atWillhmVogt!!were Rana Svo»Aim-l d Harry-m-».' mymo x Wuli And Billy
sen and Ronald wen ~ondly mp-r f 'ndllf ".?f§'3';€-' f . » -? ' f' f °" '
anon o were_Mx-. md xii'Elmer ®r'|Mnf-
vmwre on FHA:ni ght d Mr.end Mn. Fred v 5 '= -f m-m md
Mrs.Fred Pull and Mr.md
Mn. Fred Dixon were Omaha
»h?pen on Monday.enneth Klindt md Fnd Hal-ters, Jr.,nttended the ehuivnri
glmcefor Mx. -,gy gm Bob fggg
ey n wa ,onneldny nidxt.Mn. Fred Weehergurd m l ~
on Mn.Juhlnn Lluritaen ..Joyce on Ssmrdny afternoon whilMr. Wectergaaxd :handed the el
Romld Gr¢z. son of Mr.an~evntor nie st Kennud..Mn.'hge Chrlltenaen,Ka.Kny. dnuzhfer of Mr.m d H nElmer Betta, and the dnughter o
h ~ a .|
B o b b F o l e y s p e n t t h a w a c k
8 1 1 ~ ~° m . 'r v r..
u n QL.Lum!!1 :m m e
NOTICE OF SUIT
0'Klnlon & 0'Hnnlo\\, Attarun
To C. P. Dewey, nal mme un-known; the hsin, davdsea, legvCG8|»£GI1°\|\ repreunutivas mdall o er penom inwredlnd fm
estnte of C._ P. Dagvsy, ~ ____unknown,deceased,mal nlunknown; A. B. Dewey, gurl Iunlmovm; the hairs, demos.ni|AA$l nm:null reurewlllil~ - - -- - - - --.snd all ofhsr persons interested inthe uhm o f A. B.Dewey, rednameunknown,decessed,realmme !unknown;the heirs,de-
v i wu.legumes,renonal repre-
sentatives and xl other penonsinterested in ale estate of Rebee
cl E. Newell, deceased. roll namesunknown; the heirs, devlsees, legewes, personnl representatives Andall other persons interested in theestate of Samuel A. Hmm. de-cessed,reel nunel unlmuum;
deviseu legamenn personal revresenutlves and all other persons
interested ln lhe estaw of Thom
ss H.Hsrrlson,deceased,realnamesunknown;Frederick H.Judd;the heirs,devnea,lega~1¢¢|,Lgergon|l representatives and.lu n er nenons lntoreswd ln the
emma,ngnu,una , nu., .-...eats and demsnds of ou, md
each of vm ol any whstso~ever of, m or to said real ethic,or my put thereof, to severallyenjoin and bu you, :nd each ofou, your heirs. executors ulmmtutors md ualgns, from hero-nlter clslmlng or snertlng m yrights,titles,interests,claimsliensmddemnndsofinortosud real estsw, or my part there-of, to uint the titles io uid red
ulnthe do c re o o ! nldCo urtuncelllng of record n mortgge made
by Samuel A. Newell an Reber:es E Newell, lun wife, to C PDewey Ind A. B Dewey, ol slid
North Holt of the Soutlxeut gg;wr of Sectmn 82. recorded ln k
G, page 529 of the mangnge
.
Tho mu H.Harrison: the 1-min estateqln said )l.\£n¢.l!!|, W °5:
~\. nf Wnhlnnon County.
Notice is hereby given t h o tClue nm King hu Iilad vim the
undenigned dty clerk o! the dty
of Blsir,Nebnuks,his applia-tion for nn "On ond OH Sale"beer license in nceordnnce with
the provisions o! Ordinxnce No.
sm ef laid dw. md that uid lv-pliutinn will be hard, considered
and acted upon At the meeting ol
the c-ily council 01 uid dty, w baheldin the council clmmben in
the city hlsll ol said city on April
22, 1948, at 7:30 pm.The place
ol business of said applicant., and
for which license is applied for,
ll no E. Wuhington St.Dsted April 12, 1943.
_H e n r y ~
Lacy Bolln ms mee vnu: ml un-denigned dey am 04 the dey of
Blair,Nehnlkn,her sppliatlon
f o r m "OnAnd0 £ !S&\e "bs e rlloenseinAoeonimoevrlththe
providons ol Ordlnxnee No.504
o! uid city, md the said appli-
atlon will be heud,conddaed
and noted upon st the meeting of
the city oouncll 01 slid city,to
be held in the council nlumben inthe city hdl 01 nld city on April
22, 1943, at 7:80 p.m.The Dllce
of business of uid applicant, and
for which license is applied lor,
is 205 North Welker Avenue.Dated April 12.1943.Henry Christensen,City clerk.
umm:-w~n o nnnl IFATIONel\l;a " o f Frede\"Ick H J udd,d
ceased, real names unknown; W 11-
li a m A .Kn o wlton ;th e heirs,de-
vineem le g a te a personal repre-aentatlva and all other persona in-
terested in th e es tate o f W i lli a m
A. Knowlton, dec eased, real nnmea
un kn own;Linc oln T.F a r r ;th eheirs,devisees,legitees,g e r s o w
re pr es e ntati ve s an d d l o er per-
sons interested i n the estate o fLinc oln T.Fa rr ,deceased,re al
nxmea un kn o wn ;Ma r y B .W ells;
the heirs, devisees,legateeu,per-sonal represen tatives and all oth-
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HOURS 9 ua 12: 2 m 5. Appointments- Linde
Colds, Sciatica, Neutitis, Lumbsgo, Head-
aches, Rheumatlsm, Appendiciti Constipa-' ~tion°Sinul Liver,Stomnch,ldney and
**. F3 .1 ,Bladder Tvéublu; Fernnlu Diaorderl, Nerv-.f'",,=.¢,_»*uusnear Hi b Blood Preasurv Influenzai1and Muy Ogher Diseases Ra 'nd to Chir-~ . ~ ~l opnctic Adjustnmen).
|5 ~\»r D r .D .C .K n e e ,C l n r o p r a c t o r
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!}OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE ON
COLFAX. STREETTerms Are Cub Office. $l--House. $3
. . 1 . ,
b r u k n ,maid mongngo l a i n ;
md Mu c h 28 , 1 8 82 . n p wr ms |be of even date therewith ln the
incipsl s u m o f $500-00, due on
nd; 28, 1887, md interest; also
cancel of record n mortgaged o b y Le s lie W ats o n m Th o m-
H. Ha rr i s o n, o f u i d No r th Htl!
elm sn lr mhwfm Du an e: at Se c -
urmy m e n .n u n v n u r n . . . . . . , . . . . - . .F O R L I C E N S E
r o n 1 . 1 c E N s E Notic e in he r e b y g i ven u i nt M.
C RW h i s f i le d with tlr e u n d e r -
Notic e is hereby gi ve n th xt s i g n e d c i t y c lark o f th e gi f?o l
Wallac e G." t e h has filed w i t h B l w ,Nebra ska.hi s np plxatio p
th e undersigned c ity c lerk of f o r an "On : nd 01 1 S ale" be er ll-
ri.....:»..- 1 m n .\|.\\»¢¢\»»Hn Mun ln nl-nm-d.| .nc e with the DIO-
a p é i n l ~ td d E y s st weehl; r r th e
E ..l u n me.mr .m d Mr s .w a m i m Vo g t,
Gl¢.n m d I d l n d ,w e n Sn mr da
Mr .I n d Mr s .Ca rl Hansen we r
dxr is le ne d at th e Be ns on I mmu n -ue l Gxu mh on S u nd n nhe rn oo n.M r , m d M r s . P e t e L u m w e r e
a f te r n o o n wle r s a t t h e A lb e r t ~ Tu e s d a y eve ni ng visitors a t th e
Nelson ho me.Th e B r e ws te r P mje c t C lu b wi llmeet, W edn esd ay , Apr il Zur , with
Mr s . E mi l Ma tz e n .
E d Chrintennen home.
Mr ,an d Mu . F r e d Pu lp an dMa rg ar et A n n spent Saturday
mz h t a n the Clr l P uls h o me .
"q .1 oprlctle Aduatman
|;;:§>':\Dr. l l- C. ln e e, Cl l ro pn c to r
WE BUY
!}OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE ON
COLFAX. STREETTerms Are Cub Office. $l--House. $3
. . 1 . ,harrison uno rreu uncx n .idd agai nst tho said Les lie W at-n in tho sum ol $1-10.65, togeth-
with a tto me y s' te es an d c osts;
so to cancel ol re c or d a mort,-
\Ȥ'=ma de by Leslie W atson to' i li n m A .K n o wlto n , o l s l i d
or th H a l !of th e South west
ushe r ol Sec tion 32, ram-ded in
wk B ,P g 821,of said morb-
zge neco s,said mo rtga ge be-
s d a te d Ma y 30, 1873, securingnoteot e ve n da te th er ewi th i n
is pri nc i pa l s um of $129.80, due
| f ive mo n ths ; als o w c an c e l o f
:c or d a mor tg a ge mad e by L es -
..,,,....,.....,.......- ..-__-,,_. _._ere d a nd ac ted upo n a t the mee t-
i n g o t th e c ity council of said
c i ty , to b e h e ld i n th e c o u n c i l
c h ambe rs i n th e c i ty h all of sa i d
city o n A mi n 22.1943.s t 'u s o
p.m.The plac e of business of said
applic ant,an d fo r whi c h lic ense
is ap plied f or , i s 69 W e s t. W u h -
ing ton Street.
Da ted A pr i l 12, 1943.
Hen ry Qhristennen,
City C ler k.
he ld i n th e council chambers in
the c ity h all o f sai d c ity on Ap xi
22,1943, at 7:30 p.m.The p lac e
of business oi sa id applic ant, and
f o r wh i c h lic ense is applied f o r
is 201 So uth W alker Avenue
Date d Ap ril 12, 1943
Henry Chr istensen
NU F I C E O F A P P L I C A T I O N
F O R L I C E NS E
Notic e i s hereby given t h a t
F w5 "f '° 'l_" l' El_§ H' d'..'1h .¥i""°I':N O ' l ' I ( ; § " 2 F ' : } - ' L ' l ¥ $ " " ° "George Mu n d o r t h a s filed wi th
Mr .an d M u -!`.4!\¢-13 Ho ve n-
dic k and c h ildr en visi ted M r . m d
Mr s .He r ma n Hovendic k,Thu rs-
day evening.
Mr . an d Mrs . W illi a m Vo s s an d
family s pen t S un day at the Ave ryJ as erson ho me a t Te k n ms h
tended th e we d di n g o f Mi s s B l -
len ors Jensen and Corporal Rob-
ert P lu g e o n Su nda y at th e Ke n-nsrd Lugneran c hurc h. W ayne Mis-
feld t was a n a tte ndan t a t th e s er-
VI s.
City Cleifk Li l. a n d Mm. F r e d Mi sf e ld t a t-
ceM\:~ and Mrs. EHS! ~'£'3P,"¥.'fI2'
M whe re h e has been i n
tr s i g f o r s fu rlo ug h wi th
frie nds an d ho me folks.
Mr. a nd Mr s. Ne ls Kn ud sen a nd
Sens Jensen we re sup per g ues ts
at th o E ri c K nu d se n h o me ,Tues-
"° § eve ni ng .mil Gottsc h und Lillie, an-nlfhlr.
an d Mr s .Gor don Claridge spent
Monday evening wi th Mr .mi d
Mrs. J . W . J ohnsen and daughters.
Mr . an d Mr s .G. F. Paulse n re-
tumed home, Saturd ay , alter ha v-
mg sp ent _the pa s t s i x we e k s a t
the Fre denc k Rosac ke r home near
Dak ota C ity .M n .Benson an d children of
Ma r y B. Wells, deceased,re al
ames u nk no wn ;Asahel E .Wat.-
~n;Watson,mu l n a me u n -
own sp ou s e of As ah e l E. W a von;tne heirs,devisees, legatees,
ersonstl representatives an d all
ther persons intc r eltc d i n the
~tate of Asahel E .Watson,de~
eased, real names unknown;Ger
d Denny ;J ulian Denny ;J uli-
nne Den ny ;J a me s De nn y ; Mar y
nn De n ny ;and all pe rson s h av-n g or claiming any interest i n
ho East Ha lf of the Southeast
uax-ter of Section 31 and the
'o rth Ha lf o f the SouthwestuarterandtheNo r th Holi'of
e Southeast Qu ar ter o f Sec tion
2,Town ship 20,No r th ,I laargiain, Ilast of the 6th P. M., in w -
r|;;tot\County ,Nebraska,real
l;1.|l!I8S unk nown,Def en da ntl:
You, and eac h of y ou, are here-
~s notified th a t o n Mar c h 23,
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Abstract and Title Work
Pham: 15
The Blair Hospital
Po ul tr y- C re am -Egg s ruacs.
Sell at your home mar-ka. W: pay
city prices.Try us!
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RADIO REPAIRING,
Eledric Applilneg Work
CHUCK'S RADIO SHOP
Opposite Gilbex-tlon'|
Leonand E. Axfell
Sunni (lunlrldbr md BdldtrPower Equipment
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WORK
Blue hill-l
Pkg...-BI sas
1004 South Wllknr Avenue
NO T I C E O F S U I T
A. C ,Debel Attorn ey
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To ; W i llia m Ba nk s,Banks,
rea l nmne u nk no wn , wi fe o f W i l-li am Banks,the heirs,devisees,
I tees, tgornonal representatives,
on all o or persons interested in
the estate o f W i llia m Ba nk s,de~
ceased,real names unk nown,Be-linda.J .Banks,an d all persons
having or c laimin g any intere st in
Lot 4 in Bloc k 1 2 in De xte r' s A d-
dition to the City o f Bla ir,i nWashingtonCounty ,Nebraska,
real names u nkn own:
You and each of y ou are herebynotifi ed th at on th e 27 th day o f
Marc h,1943, Jong E. J e nsen and
Lola W . J onson as plainti ffs c om-
menc ed an ac tion against y ou and
eac h of y o u a s def en dan ts in the
Distric t Court o f W ashington
Coun ty , Nebr aska , th e ob jec t and
pray er o f said notion being to
quiet th e ti tle to L o t 4 i n Bloc k
12 in Deagtefs Addi tion to th e
City of Blur, in W ashington Cogn-
ty ,Nebras ka, in th e pi ai ntif fa i n
fee simple as joint tenants against
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and the §°ernainder to Henry Jack- mm me pruumum, \u.\J\u||\»nuv La_3 son,Qeha Denny, John J. Jack-No. 504 of ma my, and that md . 1`1s`§'é"iif`5?§.'s`é}{£:1 Grav-.UQ
1 q g " » _ , § § ; f 2 § _ ] N i J a k a n n ,T h o m a s a p p l i c a t i o n w i l l h e h e a r d ,c o n s i d -e l l S u r ! a c e C o u r s e M a t e r -
0 |u m B e n d o r f a n d e r e d a n d a c t e d u p o n a t t h e r n e e f i a { A | ; l C l i n d i .|2"'
A .WALTER G. HUBER \
A'r1'oRNr~:Y.A'r~x.,xwLIONDED ABSTRACTOR
hhtlhiesen Bldg.-Phone 'Il
Blair, Nebraska
Eugene Jackson,as tananta incommon, share and share alike;and also for other equitable relief.You, and each of you, are rn-quxmd to answer the petition ofsaidplaintiffsinsaid Court onorbefore }he 10l-h day ol May194§,. or said Court may taka saxrl
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ing of the city council of saidcity, to he held in the councilchambers in the city hall cf said
city on April 22,1948, at 7:30
p.m. The place of business of said
applicant,and for which licenseis applied for, is Lot 27, Block 37.
wa..wuhimrmn Street.
The auenuon ui umoma .,._~reeled to the i>eeial Prowgismnsverlng sub-let Ha' or assigning
e conLracLConliance by the contractnrwithe standards as to hours of
labor prescribed by the "Fair La-
bor Standards Act oi 1938", »P~nroved June 25. 1938 (Public No.are 0
B m NA
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f Ilpeu uon w ne tr ue ann u m
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1 prayer "'EB°&fiR LARSEN d
IN.T.L U N D 1;THEODORE H. Lurqnr,
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 1; 12-Gt Plunbffl.
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He nr y Christensen,
City Cle rk.
~IO'['ICE O F A P P L I C A TI ON
F OR L I C E N S E
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718,75 th Congmas),wi n be ze-qui red in the perf ormanc e of the
wo r k under this contrac t.Th e mi n i mu m wa ge pa i d to a li
hkilled labor employ ed on tiiis
contrac t shall be seventy -Iwo
(75 c ents pe r hour."1)he minimum wage pa i d to a ll
I A.\..\......Afnnlnuna n\\1
20% Sauth Sth St
Phone While 168
DR. c. R. MEAD
DENTIST
Rooms in Mayle Building
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Sale"beer licehae in accordance1 with the provisions of Ordinance
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No. Sp uf said city, and that wc!
...mn .mm will be heard. conald-15-3:
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ioninhl|rtory...wpp&nqlh»pnv ious y1 arbyn» mI.yzu7»I Thais why Nnhtmka Punt Campany smployvn my "Bill Oi! to Ann-l|:m'| Furmsnl"
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laden to wmmplm, du mn xmpmmal bb \!\¢y'v» snr mnklod-Am»rl»=a'» Vicloryl
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ham '10 giva dmxmstnlion fortheofficer candidsze schooh The
wenthsr here in rally nice and
hot.Yasterd-l~the tmnpent
nPhone
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'l`he d d r u a of Hujben E.
Brawn..R. M. 8-c, N.0.B. Rec.1.SKAHMAA Pdme Armed Gund
No:!0lk..v`\r¢inll-
o ' I
Pvt. Urbm E. Cddnlill. nm o
Mr.m d M n Ekiwlxd Cache
TY WOMAN, DIES
'Had Been ln Failing
Health For A Number
Of Years
Hn. Don )h.|¢€1'l»vkiow o.UMW! of Arling-
r,um ma c . P.'-~own old u t t h
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sn
erv
w u r r z n
~ry.
~a ~ ~ a i B l a i r .
u-zz'
v i m . F O R éA1.B=P a u w n m m~Whiu Psn1wn.Phoae12on25.15-it
milk.Fo n SALE:s 1 bn>°6WWI.John li m, C a l ha un .
15-It
x~ x m: n Amn s ' a ¢ y ,¢ w n mf n »
wum-:n 'ro hum 4-mum hmm.Inquire nt Enterprise.15-1¢~
WANTED:Roqm md board for
bw, 1 2 . Pni a ta ni . Ba x ~1 ,
WANTED:Womnn for genenl
housework.Phone 861.15-xc w. a L u ka .
~o r b o ,
Il 1 - ' - " * ". - .- - -- - -} _S L . ."\ s 1 = - f= = fi = =f~¢~=f\~_ s ¢ vs »
rThe Arndt Hudware.
SALE:Bnled W e s t e r nichay.Some bded nlhl-Fum seed headquaxflei-13,mn Produce,Benningwn.e 2101.14-sz
s m Y o m :u r b a n p a w n o w ;m r W a h m ' ¢ = = { , ' < > » 1 y 'r e e f 'w , \ . N ' r E n ~F u m h o m e f m -w y .
1 0 :i h e l k .5 . 5 T hM 1 v e r T h e z m e r v r i w -w m o n B o n :e ~1 4 .B o x 5 3 9 .1 5 - n
" " ' °B a n d l h u v e l i n g 5 .0 °d e mm m .M A v ' s o n i o n p m m a n d a n d p m P a k B b w -7 - u w f 5 Q § , E , ; , . .° "n
g a r d e n ' ° ° " " :W h i l e ¢ h ¢ y l a t .1 s - m f T h e 1 - ; n | , , - y i n .
1 8 - t l D o l a n :F e e d & P r o d u c e -P R A C F I C A L L Y N E W d n v e n p o r t 1 c h. \ . . x . -9 1 4 5 m m k f n f .H E L P w g \ .f . : . n .A P P Y ' | § _ | ?
04 wnhmcv
ly thi s manhad been m
tha put twom n i n c c i u
Bo m L hhiennwn, Wil
rn County, died ear-'inn, April 15.s m
idli ng hufth forl y n r s . s p d w a s b e d ~
y ,
:la 29, 1882,xv. W|~
uronli ll, Mn. Munn\ nl a sl-nah ¢hild. In
me m Nebnnkl wwma.Her m m s . ;
man was nolemnlzedwa, an Deeunber 25.\
ne couple returned tol
m vicinity m fm n .3
Mrs. Masters retired
»- -_.,_.mn
l;°;{*°,'}h'g,_§°,§§°'" II umv °""'li At 0uce
F O R :
Prair
fa.
Nels:
Pham
SEE 'E
plete
N o !
Pho:
FOR 5
nhin
15-1
The nddrw of Pvz. Henry A.Weseml-HB. former county boy, isHdq. and Hdq..2nd Mr I-'oweDen. Gtinr Field, Washington.
»~-ad so nn: NIN THE smwlca
who ~ sf-thinned at Pun
denn,Homin since Januuywas recently advanced to the
rank ui Corporal. Mrs.Thomp-son and lmby le!!Inst weekend
\;i¢ Thompmm,m m \my\
for x two-week visit with him.
...Pvt. Chula N.Robinson has
L -n hhmferred from Virginia
~\Mumger of large,well-known feed company mustsppolnltwomen for goodpaying work in the Iocxlitieswhere lhls newsplper is :ir-culnked. Render service lnddo nlu work. Fnnn exper-ience or any kind of sale: ex-perience helpful. Mnal huemr. Plnlslnl. permanent
work. Seinddreas.Peroonnl interview
urrangrd.Write Box 539, % The En-
terprise, Bldr. Nebr.
d only name md
Name.---_--~--_.-_---_-..
Address,_._,__.
Le line of ~ "l .an d s~ p p ii a .
o l l o n Produc e,Bennin gton.
~one 2161.14-St
L S ALE : B re d s ows a nd Ber k-
ire boar- n *Aar on Hansen.
~e~3 mi le s w ~ t o f Fr emo nt,Neiax-asks.15-21.*
F O R S A L E :Us ed 6- vo lt B atter yRedio.Fi r s t class condition.
L o w drain.W illis Ho r n He r -
rmm. Ne br.1 5 - lt*
F OR S A L E :5 %fo o t G.E .11~
volt e lec tri c r efr iaa rator wili b
so ld a t th e B r u n are sale, 1:~
P M . ,Saturday ,Ap r i !17th.
George T.Hedelund,
15 - lt Ad r n i n is tn to
W E H A V E a c omplete stoc k o.gar den see daa nd s eed po -=
Nelson Produc e Co.,
11-4t Bennington,No b
u l e k Se r vi c e o n
URNACE
REPAIRS
- n vmk. uuonabls prion anLn for my mnkt d 'RUM
'll hip you bo mn 'ew harm~
kayl h QW* phnpo.
. m-An pvvidu 9»»»unu-n~~""'°' an ::::,.'f':.'::"'
N I W I U R N I B B ?
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h h u n a n n .
oore's Plumbmg C
BLAIR, NEBR.
nun CULONIA
Funmxce SERVIG
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u
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n-
ts
tionally good condition.AlsoSimmonsdaybedandZenithmodelmdio,combination bat.-tery or electric, juat like new!15-n Geo. N. Mlller. Blue 151.
FOR SALE:Used 12 ft. _0mahA
standard stock und gram x-ukand bed. In good shape/JnhannLmritaen. Phone 2531, Kennand.
15-it
ADDING MACHINE PAPER, on-ly 15e per roll at The Enter-prlle.6-t!
HORSE for sale.15-lt'Otto Wenx.
FOR SALE: One Simplex bmod-er.May be seen at Charley
Bnttorffs.15-lt*Jolm'G. Jennon.
FOR SALE: Midget elutric wash-er. Phone 372.15-It
BALED STRAW,$12.Bill Wil-son, 12 on 21.15-\t'
sPo1'rEn POLAND_ CHINA fallbona for sale elig1ble to recgrd.... ,.'~
mc .
poho
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ew Roomy
Handbags
$1.00
sma rt,so lnexpennlve
u`ll choose lh ln paddlel i n envelope wi th its
~li n c xi ve mi l ma g r i m
several shades.
.ew Con-day
Handbagsln All Wanted Colors
f ~x
_ f
v . .' 5 \ ~
Xl a
Gay Past~
W rap Ara
2 9 :
Wear this any-I~nyén jgngy turhnnumber of ways! S
`\
.accordlan pleated.powder, red. maize
New Blou
Assorted Colo
`\|»
ron RENT
KOOPMAN INN h as o ne ro om va ,-c m t f o r board and roo m,$12
per wee k.15 - lt
F L O O R S A N D E R f o r re n t C d l
BlBCk 820,12 -4 t'
2- ROOM downstairs Apartment.
Pho ne W hi te 874.15 - lt
HO U S E fo r rent i n Dexterville.
Call En ter pri se.1 6 - n f
Advertise i n Th e En wr vr i s e
i t B m g s n u u h s
I A N °.i n f i a t ker nel sizes.Ar n old
Harmon,Phone 3 6 0 1 , K = » ; ; f g ,
¢ . . » ¢ _ w u h
F O R SALE : S horthor n b ull, c o rn-
i n g y esrling.
1~-=
YYPEWRITER FJBBONS.
mnknl,cotton,---<~~inked. 'I .The Enterprise.-
PRAIRE HAY for sale.H.ETaylor, Phone 112 on 50.l5»2
SMOOTH MOUTH horse for axleC. R. Appleby, Blair, Phone 2
on 25.15-lf.
FOR SALE:Leonard refrfgetor, medium size, porcelmn in
tedor.At C.N.W.Depo
Wmshlngton, Nebraska 'l5~2t D, F. Ruehuds.
THOMPSON BROTHERS'
u y l m m s
U. S. 85 and IOWA 989. HoThompson,Enrl Thompson,Hancock Farm Egxipmentu
FOR SALE:One black mare,'years old, 1500 lbs.;one b~
melding, 6 years old, weight 14a.Ansel Taft,15
POTATOES for sale. Ed swPhone Black 326.15-
ms ums ,¢ hi f;°;§ l glass,l
`West Grantmg board, 205 ~1 .
BALED STRAW.$12.Bill Wil-\.son. 12 on 21.1541,N ° 1 ' | c E 5
nu m .
viving Mr s .Masters are awer,Mr s .Gertrugle Pfeif-
r A r li n g tm ;a. brother,Eu;-
Wagern o f Ar li n gton ;and
rialf brothers.a ll of C oun c il
I .\neral servic es wi ll be he ld
day af te mo o n a t 2:30
k a t the Ar lin g to n Me th o-
Chur th,wi th Re v.Da vi d
paon o'£fidat.ins.Rec li ney er
Son ha ve c ha rge of fune ral
. . . 4 - n n n f i
LI E UT. W . c . s ' r r - i n n e r .
-»I'I\or6 bv rllzogfun
A remar kable series of pro-
motio ns h as b een e arne d by the
W ashington County ma n ,pic-
tured above.H e is Lieu ten ant
W .C.Stender,wh o has been
eomrnissdoned as a. Second Lieu-
ten ant in eleve n mon ths of ee r-
vice.Induc ted in to th e armed
forc es oh Apr il 29,194 2, he re
c eived h is c ommission o n Merc i
n v ¢ n | ¢ i
i
\ nmass UP Pon EASTER
L.--»"""""
ron RENT
Radio.ifamm gloss condition
~, ~mf 15-n*
FOR SALE; 5% gout G. E: 110
a~id ~ the sale, 1:00Pau., Saturday, Apri! 11:11.
15-u 'Administrator.
WE HAVE a complete stock of
garden seeds and seed poumea.Nelson Produce Co.,11-an Bennington, Nebr.
Noncr-2 OF APPLICATION
FOR Lxcsglss
Notice is hereby given thatHomerE.Ward has filed withtheundersignedVillgge Clerk ofthe Vmnge of Kenna , Nebraska.H~~r an "On and
:a --ally good condition.AlsomansdaybedandZenith~el mdlo,combination bat-or electric, juat like new!11.Geo. N. Mlller. Blue 151.
SALE:Used 12 ft.Omalmndardstockundgrain rnck~ ned. In good shape/Johannnntaen. Phone 2531, Kennand.
15-1t
ING MACHINE PAPER, on-15e per roll at The Enter-le.o u
SE for sale.- l v Otto Wenx.
SALE: One Simplex brood-.May be seen at Charley
~ttorffs.-lc'Jolm'G. Jennon.
' SALE: Midget el<y:tx-ic wash-. Phone 372.15-It
LED STRAW,$12.Bill Wil-on, 12 on 21.15-1t'
~..1l.:.D POLAND CHINA fall~us for mln eligible to record.est of lareedlng. Howard Rich-
er 3 miles west of Fnnwnt,
e ns kn.15-2v.'
`mix xmas `m n
mcassr PRICES plld lor No. ll
poultry,Heavy hens,26c;leg~!
hom hens, 2212.IHank Dohae, 8316 Lake St.Omnlm. Nebraska 9-U,
YURNITURE nvholxtnrlmr.n -
liniuhinx.. repalrlnx.na t e m-illl. nz work.mattreassl, etc.l n !George N. uma.
Phone Blue 151.
LAWN MOWER Sharpening. Pre-cision work. $1.50 per machine,Nic Fdedrichsen Hdwe.,12-tl Kennud.
TRUCKING ol all kinds.GeneChristiansen, College Hill. PhoneGreen 241 or 211 on 40.6-10l.'
CARPENTRY.New,remodeling
ing and repair work.11-tt .Axel Axelaen.
LOOK AT THE YELLOW LA~
BEL on your paper.l t mllawhen your subscription to The
Enterprise expires.A word wthe wise in sulfldent.'I-tl
L O S T
fer
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five
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di n
vand
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Sudlu~
LOST:Prom, and rear endgnlesof truck rack. Reward. Call En-
terprise.15-lt
F O U N D
FOUND:Tire tube and rim,
B:00:¢19. Crwuer may hmm sumbg imsfimz for this ad.1 It*Harry Fedde.
N h
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The Biggest Flood in History
n i s s o o n l n l v e n
Has Just Passed Washington County
i s t h e s o n o f M r .a n d M r s .F u r l
Pe c k u f He r ma n .
as a QP.F.C.W i lli a m Peck,fo rmer ly
o f Bla ir,has been se n t to 711th
Air bo rn e Or d.Ma i nt.Co.,A.P .0.
North Fuolins._
.-¢,kgn Al u m M,Wesemnnn islodted in New Jersey, Washing-
ton Conpty relafves have lelhled.
His prhlent s dr e s s ;k.S.N.
s n ms o , s o m Bomb sqa.( m,
A.P.O. 3659, 86\'.h Groub, % ~Pos\t
masber, New York, N. Y.
~»oFollowing` a week's furloughwithBlairrelatives, Pvt. Hillsnl
BE SURE To KEEP A
PICTURE EDITION
0F This Great History-Making Event
Each Enteqirise Subscriber Receives a
Free Copy o£~fl`his Edition This Week
A l l E x t r a C o p i e s l o c E a c h
The Supply is Limited--»0rder Yours Today
9 All~.Mail Orders Must Be Accompanied By
Cash Plus Postage for Mailing.
T H E E N T E R P R I S E
The Newspaper with the Pictures
grw E AS T E R i s
Only a Few Days Away
Ynu'\\ He r|¢.|`w\¢h ASelection I-'rom r Spring
Stock
2 V 5 § d i l < . e r A v e .S h o p
ONE BLOCK NORTH ON WALKER AVE.Mrs. M. C. Roy PhoneWhile 31|I I II II
I
m m T S Eu
\ _ /\ l . L ..l..¢ .- . /
JUST ARRlVEDg`
Q Also Some New
k '2.Pléce Dr sses
lguu
mms O F D E AT H "
)mmn of Death", a mystery:dy in three acts, will be preLed at Dsnn Conegekymns1 un Ssimday evening, MayThe play cut includes Ruth
y,Ronlld Jensen,Georgerborg, Hnnnah Nelson, E. Ruthlerion, June Olson, Dagny Jes. Kennlt Hansen, Arthur Pe-
aen, and Mary Jensen.'he Dans Dramatic Club is in
rge of the program.
i0'l`lCE QF SALE 01-` REALv.~c'rs'r\=~
T o B E A T n A N A \Zu.H a o .Li eu t.Stender is loc ated a t
F a r t Sill, Ok laho mn.
Sgt.Myron Ward of the Slh
Gen.I-lospiul of Clint/un,Iowa,spent the weekend st home.Afamily dinner was held in honorof him at the Norris Ward hnmenear Herman, Sundsy, and duringthe afternoon he recbived a phonecullfrom his sister, Mrs. Marie
Pedersen and fsmily, who live at
Cleveland, Ohio._n o 0Pvc. Millard Peck, who re¢entlyeh!-ered army service; is stationed
at Camp Robinson, Arkansas. His\address: Pvt. Millard Peek, 3741-,6691, Cn. A 57 Bn., 12 Reg., Camp]
--m ",L¢..--..s..\..n.¢¢H. - l
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gl ~ Suits
RA1NifbATs l
\u l
¥_i in hereby given that thend Council of the Citoofebnxkn.hnve sold tan and Three in Block 'I\vo
'le Park Addition gg ~
E 7
City of Blair, Nebraska, to HaremV. Sex-Voss for the sum of $75.00cash and mid Mayor and Cuuncllhgwe also sold Lot: Ten,Elevenand Twelve in the nforesdd Block
Two in said Harold V. SerVuss for
the sum of $60.00 cash,conv
ancs of uid real esums to be
h aSpedal Wamnty Deed which
s ll c ov e na nt md wa rrant ~the claims of all persons cln mingby, throuh or under said Clt ofBlair, Ne ruka, only, and w `chconveyance shall be subject w alllilns 01 record against uid prop-
|
m y .
( S u l )Henry Christensen,.¢ ...h i m C la r k .
O F F I N A L R E P O R T
n & 0 ' Ha n lo u , A tt o me y s
~unty Court, of W ashing»
ounty ,Nebraska.TE OF Nels S wa nso n, D e-
is he re by g ive n th at A l~
anson dnd Ha r r y Swan-e f i le d - wi th the under-
County J udgo of W a shing-
nty , Neb ra sk a , th ei r fi na l
as Admi nis trators of theof Nels Swanson, Deceased,
de an applic ation f o r f i n -
inistrution and disc.hn.\;Fe,
the a ssig nment of resi ue
~te to suc h other persons
by law entitled to the same,ave set the 'nh da y of May ,
t two o' c lo c k P . M. , a t my
n said County for the hear-
ereof.. April 15, 1943.A L B A E H.NELS»ON»
County J udge.
I
\
The Biggest Flood in History
n i s s o o n l n l v e n
Has Just Passed Washington County
|»Uims 'ro DU'1'1Es
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BUT. Enw,\1¢~a.Fmzlc
ic utenant Ed wa rd A.Feer
rned to Gardner Field, Tafi..
ifornia,Monday morn ing,
r sp end ing a wee k-end fur~
~h in Bia ir with h is par ents,
m d Mr s . A lfr e d Fec r, and
~ng other friends an d rela-
u an $*
Mic key Dolan's address
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Ca mp Pic kett,Virgi nia.
Night
1 2
BE SURE To KEEP A
PICTURE EDITION
0F This Great History-Making Event
Each Enteqirise Subscriber Receives a
Free Copy o£~fl`his Edition This Week
A l l E x t r a C o p i e s l o c E a c h
The Supply is Limited--»0rder Yours Today
9 All~.Mail Orders Must Be Accompanied By
Cash Plus Postage for Mailing.
T H E E N T E R P R I S E
The Newspaper with the Pictures
f
We can VULCANIZE
that Cut or
Broken T ire
To Give
M a n y M o r e M i l a
d
.A
meeunfi ox me vmqgu .~..... ...said vil age w be heid in Lhe wmvhouse in the Vmsge ol Kmnud
cn April 19 at B oclock p.m. Theplies of business of said |pp\\cantmd for whiclrnnid license is ap-
§""2' »§2'v*"u L¢\f£u16K`nd £1 Block
o I ennDated Ap:fe14,`1943.
A. R. Brock,
NOTI(0'HB.\1\c
In the \ton (_Ei'§A
c ot|:
hgh. .Su
irape
anyllr tly
Dopen.
;~15~1r.....- - -
Village Clajlg- ~_gaa n =.,.._..,ton CmreportEsmwapd 'P'L39
.\sl adnand fo:ol En!
as areand I D
1943. 1officeingtl
S o f t , C u d d l y E a s t e r ' l y s
~ ~n love these :mn-m~touch. smuggling plush rn~ ~a s anslus.Pert.siitched feltur es.1 ;
Ot er stuffed animals in printed o
rwrc ale -,.____,_________,z9¢, 49:
N e c k w e a r I9c
l-Eyelet pique. orgnndie orlovely nlencun lace styles
ln crisp while.
v
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Boys' Polo
Shirts -69s
don'¢ Needlroningl
lluld s t r i pe s .guy for
spring vhy days. Of Afine quality cotton knit.
104:
Perky Gardeniu or \inyclusters of prett ponieslnmi t spring n ades.
4 ,'
' ..,v,," s ®/ ;15\(;5=== :?\
'Q,L;~1
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Tiny Tot Prints
For Sizes1 to s 891:
Precious styles for lit-
tle girls in long wearing
percale.Cu te rick-rafk
trims.
if
t
.pf
9'M
$19.95 to $24.95
\"Poplin
1 J A C K E T S
Warm and Comfortable for
Springtime Wear
Men's Dress Pants
$2.50 to $5.95
$2.95 to $4.50 ~.f'=~
Dress 0xfm'ds.....$3.95 to $4.95 ~Neckties ......_........-....504; to $1.00 .. ...;.
/0 Meu's Dress Hats
$2.25 to $4.95
:ww lm,\:,,."""'5'fi '\D r e s s - ' . .s
0 ~'` \S h u t s \~ v ~
~ $ 1 s o - 2 . 4 5 ¢.\ > T ,:
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£5
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Dau|ts;41;
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$2.25 to $4.9~
J. D1;,fi.AR,§,§ON
Dress Oxfords...$3.95 to $4.95 ~Neckties ......_........ ....504; to $1.00 .. ...;.
\"Poplin
1 J A C K E T S
Warm and Comfortable for
Springtime Wear
:ww lm,\.¥.:;,--°5
-.;; '\D r e s s
wx.s0~'` \S h u t s ~ v ~Q
~ s 1 s o - 2 . 4 5 `f : = * f s ; F J ; :
$2.95 to $4.50
a
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~ Qoogyear TIRES
AR |5R6b'ucTsI
AP h o n e
\ .
wreq .
es`€:$#
IBOHS slzuvlcs smlou J Lv |.N ,
.I»ltfan Be niim Now
Without a Permit!_-
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'RW FL()'éfha (VVU/A/.aounl
A A § e e n i n 'M/aAhinq,ton Countm t, 'Vlebnaak
S u p p l e m e n t
a, ln J}pnl§L, 1943
' r g ; f 5 1 3 ; _»'§_1~3;1i!;I=P1=1§§
l. * - . + .ra Oopies loc Eaqhsnl . \ |C o m p i l e d s i n d P r i n t e d ~O u r J o b a n d F j n m g r a v i n g D e p a r t m e n t s f o r E n t e r p r i s e R e a d e r s an ».
i 1 ., L M . . , . ; |x h m f H p w m i a t i 1 \ é in HistoryFlood "Hater In Nlissouri '1`ermec1 Illglleen illlu ;vA
' I M l - .. u i t
' 1 ; ~ :Z`~»- 4-,`"4¢:;;--. _~-¢;~=\¢:.~ ;..: . . .;2.;§,._,:...SELL..,,..,..._-ffm»_ r ..f.¢.~, . | >r ,~
L_~"~.- ~ .»?-;.-J""?5j=.,§-}":..-
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\-un»\vH""-"'--
Th e floo d of the Missouri River.the c res t o f wh ic h
has just passed Washington County .has been te r n i w
the most de vas tating and widespread in the hi story of
the muddy stream.Th e river,fed by thousands of
strea ms a ll throu gh the D akota s wh ic h had sudd enly re-
sponded to wo r m weather,not only spread out the
fur th es t bu t it also stay ed above flood stage more day s
than ove r before in history .F o r 1S day s the river was
above flood stage (18 feet).Th e n i axi mu m reac hed was
|liliou;=in the bnltolli lands.
The gen era l view ab ove wa s to ken fr om n h igh bluff
on the n orth si de o f Highway 7 3, two mile s s outh east of
Blair.On the horizon,slig htly to the rig ht is the lo~
cation of the river bridge,under whic h the river :nt-
Lenipted lu squeeze its heavy load.The nornuil c hannel
turns to the upper right hand side of the picture.A ll
other inundated land is vi c tim of the flood writers Due
to the wal",aerial photos are forbidden and Enterprise
.\.:..\. J n1n 1m\\n1|<!1l.lli'l\i§!hlS
to see the s pre ad uf wate r fro m the vantag e p oi nt us ed
for this photo.The water inundated a strip in Io wa
ra ng in g up to fo ur miles in width to ax dep th of f our to
te n ftet.Highway Ill) W ILS washed out and even railroad
servic e on thi: Northwestern was c losed due to the heavy
wnshing on n tres!sei.,An ae rial survey by th e photographer revealed that
sevvnal huncln.»d Wo:\hington County f amilies were ren
dered temporarily homeless by the flood and many roads,
dikes and fields were seriously f lo we d and washed.
W aiter rose so high o n the bottoms north of Blai r that
A \...J -|..n.I1¢=aderf=h a v e bu¢.\n L l e p r l n m u 111 U u n u .... _ .w h w h i=h¢»uhl h a . \ v b o o n pl - es e rv¢ =d .i t f i n a l l y c r o s s e d o \ t : 1 i n t o t h e Flesh L r e e x \ \ t 1 L c l m u : u
w h e r e i t f i l i e d t h e c r e e k t o n \ c r fl o \ . vi n ; ;a n d m a d e t h e
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uhnuhBelievingthatthishistory-\m\»\|ng C\\:||l......,...__.d urd Th e Finurcsex-ved in pic tums a nd hy the p rlnte w ,.-\-2--.n 1.nn inunmd North of the Blair bridge the iiume flooding condi-aitultion evvn Illvrr wm.=.,.
.a. und did
'rhumday,ierprise,aided by veeperatang £m\eru=se|=»,n u :......_,ll lon this tion preva iled, runn ing virtu ally to th e blu ils.in e ri ve r,.Th e high wuler begun on Friday ,Apr ilthis fo lder sh owin g h ighligh ts o f the f loo d n u rr bl to et i l 'nh re lo d un de Lh ar en n Ls L a r e n 'rim P 1 sr :L t n to below flood level until today
county .l"hotogrHphs shown were taken by .l.Hi lto n una.e g`1 t o-day search whic h the bridge,ripped a tremendous hole in n dlke on th e not re ur
t ln t April 15.Rlioades, of The lunterprnse,ln .s \\... . \ . . . . . +n n r l f n n f n n \ \ . e 1 .I o w n s i d e a b o v e t h e b r s d g e a n d L u t u e r o s s h e c m .r g
"\2.3 - » . . n n § | 1 nutilizednirpinne, automomlc , TlloLUruu.u. uuu ...W , ...t a of general con-Trees: near the river on the Iowa sldc mane u. lulpuramu
These plctures are m e must md un \\ \
Rnd Cross.U.S.Engineers Called
L . . ` \ . / \ 4 | \1 . . - -. .. _I
Red Cros s worke rs f rom state and Nation~
al disaster agenc ies have spent the past. week
wo rk in g wi th local Red Cross authorities in
resc uing persons rnaruoned by the flood.
As f a r a s is k no wn , no lives were lo st i n
the flood in this vic inity , a lthough there were
untold hardships suffered.U.S.engineers,operatinf;ou t o f the On aws Distric t used
powe rfu tugboats and pushed bi g bargesinto the fanny ards to haul avlmiy livestock and
rmrsznna unable to help themse ves.Many , al»
though they had be en war ned of c omin g high
water , di d no t un ders tand the severity of the
flo od until i t w a s n o n them and wading; to
safety was impossib e.
Mo s t o f th e rescue wo r k was do n e f ro m abasea t Roc kport (east of Nas h vi lle on th e
river)over in to Io wa wh er e there is a wi d e
bo ttom land.B a r e e we nt as fa r inland asCrescent,Iowa,w ic h is nearly seven miles
from the r iver c hann el pr oper.One lady was
found in the attic of her home, the water hav-
.
ing filled the gruunu ...,....._..found witho ut any fuel to burn and others
had livestoc k whic h had to be brou ght toshore.A pen wa s bui lt i n the vic inity of
Roc kport whe re the SZOCR Wa!!plac ed un ti l
th e wa te r subsided.
A t Blair,three Io wa fami lies were given
shelter at ' the CCC c amp and some li vestoc k
WHS pastured on the gironnds A number of
nttle we re tak en to L e Da na College f arm
just we s t o f Blair.a
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Mabhlnqton Count
IEWS M121 l'lG'\`l'RE COVERAGE
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Qxlgl-eg .;f Land r*i5§d¢d in W ashington
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So me C r o p L a n d M a y
Pr o d u c e Th i s Y e a r , I t
Is B e li e v e d
A suwey run this week by thePapioSoilConservationdistrict
reveals that 30.1 sections eompria»
ing 19,244 acres of land have beenflooded in Washington County bythe river flood which is now reced-
mg.A big majority of this land was
already planted to winter wheat
and moat of it has been under wa~ter so long or has been covered
by so much mud that it will not
produce a crop this year.Most. landowners, however, feel
that much of the soil will dry
sufficiently for the planting of
corn in the flooded areas.There wail less damage fromthewater on the bottom lands
north of Blair than in the Cal
houn area as there was much less
current.East of Calhoun there is
much damage to be mpaired in
regards to fences, small buildings
and bridges,many of these hav-ing been washed away by the
flood.
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bstrucllnns were swept before the rush of vnker.
fences and all a
\Lntlkinpf nurth lnwalrd the lr c n \ c mm... ......_.r.n Luke |.1nl1l -1 was :waxssnry to use an \~\¢'\':1l
flowed nut of lhmne..im: ;: rnd vr to lhr ow up n c hke tu pr uiec l the roadway .
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Loo kin g o astwor ro m n .of g roun d wa s floode d along with several oih ers whic h ha
alway s been considered safe from any possible river flood.
This wa ter is dr aini ng wes t. awa y f rom the ri ver . i nto Fish
"'"I uninflnx in ull' bac kground.
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th e B un n f ar m tha tW ater bec ame so high in the field near_». ...\.|:..:,¢,.and Nn wvd vr|3iii~it finally crossed over the naluran u n w e 6inn ..,...-_`ho ws th e wswar d towa rd Fnah Lreek.The above pic ture a -\ th bluf fster c asc ading ever the road and mtu a held.Twotu e
nf the benchlands in the di:stance.
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Elme r Di xo n wa e s .th th water whic h c a me f rombuildingswereinundatedvueth ; ri ver thr e e mi ie s away .
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t*"rom» un: lUV»..-..,river.W ate r s tood so deep over the entire IJU1.\.u|n .....,....bout in whic h these pic tures were taken, operated over fenc es with»
out even lif ting the motor.Pilots Sievers and lieadle ac commodat-
in gly to ok The Enterprise photogru;i»
1her on a three-hour ride whic h
resulted in these photos. There are und red s mor e like th em in th e
territozry.An o ld r iver c ha nnel, whic h run s at the foo t o f th e bluffs filled
wi th water first and c ut of f escape wh en i t continued to mo u n t
.\ ..hnHnr\1q had ever seen it. so high
i{agH¢r and higher.Qio one un un:~"h rr and stoc k each day hopmng in:md they stay vd \\1th th u r m m
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lh¢llvu rg v Nvnlv f arm home cas!nf Calhou n h ad
d the.\"nie»t~d\'vp ¢L1rrvnl hvtvwe n tht'house nnImrn.Nota'ilu'tuntnrimatea whic h wvre the only
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River Finishes Off Highway Bridge In Twenty Minutes
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]|2118 nf tw:11ty mlnutes.
The herwy c onrcrote and stool bri¢lp;o:4 built on Hi g h ulli lrl l*'1 flu l"\:l1lT1§.\ L'|,L
|1\ 2 il:»\.\.1l»1\\1:l|r<:; 1 .Mws| .y 31) just east of tho Blair bridge in lowfi.provw] nl:~l1 1i n 11.p l l l n : l i m i l l !\U \
\matc h for the muddy Missouri last week. Ripping througha dik e no rth of th e br idgv zu h uge Iowa suon was flood-
ed.Highwi\3,' 30, however, built up on a high grade, ox
tended direc tly across the pa th o f the floo d wator Two
bridges,such as the one pictured ubovo,\\.Er\' thc only
S "1 1 1.wzirnimz.mu ¢~>rz1¢r of i!¢r 1
by inc h.unlil tho l1rirl,L:v fu L rl
in iho |;m1t¢r qiivhlrr \l<»: L1
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~at ruvtures e v e n
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Old Si nn Ri vvr mm\ 'll ri gh t in on thv I"r;1nl\lfldLr:¢f amily lan!\'\r¢vl\
in the buitnmlands vast uf (all1nul1 Ihu Elders I1u.nw vu . f i llvd wi th wa -
ter suvvral fvvl dvep and thu f aluily look rvfupxe ullh 111|5.:l1hur-. wlm \\¢'r¢
Iilwwise stlrru undvd h ut on s lighllg higlwr grn ulul.
Th e Elders n\m|:d lhc ir &l1ickcns and r::\l\|.°~;into :L |1¢'i|.;l|hor>~hu;and he d up thvlr Cow:s and hor:wa-n In ilu*barn.Ln lvr whe*r\vvvr
then nelghborka plac e bvcame lnunc lated, it was mu Inu lu ffluu' th vm mum
than two ma lvs to dr y gro und.The stork stood up f m :1 vw: k in 11m'.|rl}
two fe et of water .
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