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WASHINGTON COUNTYBLA|R's LEADING NEWSPAPER r
|:-:NERAL ~ NEWS AND COMMENTG
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Force Changes
Dum'| Neva Reporter Gln; the
Changes nl the Tuchlng Faris
for Coming Schaol Year. Neath
mln! for open-Ȣ Dah.
REPAIR WORK NEARLY nom:
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Students of Bm:and yidnigywhoattended Dana in 1928-24will be dellghted w bear thlthd
C. A. Stub,who taught at ,o~
school during that yen, lun
cngnged for the coming year.
Stub comes bo Dum with dgh
years of teaching experienne,of which have sw. in nm achoo
and six in gguggg.He holds hh
nhasteia degree from the Unlver~
my 111. umm m.m r .snubwillteachDanish language and
Liwrahxre.
For our chemistry nn.; nhydr
position for the coming yen, wehave secured the senden of gnu
S, Milton Thomsen, who =}qol§|~:B. A, degree from State Teafh-
ers College at Milwaukee |mdhis
M. Sc. degree from the University
of Wisconsin.Mr. and Mrs. Ned Qxrfis, Damfs
cooks, are now on a two weeksvacation trip throughEsffs Park,
and the Black Hills.
A B\per Crop
improvementg, and $2,-
ore than 'Lhe tom! pay-
luding those for pennan-
vements: 'Thia excess of
eipts ~ is reflected in
of revenue loans and in
cash balances, not shown
mmary.[Property and
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left last. Saturday night for Chi-
cago where they intended to visit
relatives for a couple of days.
From there Mrs.Shick went to
Bm'1'ing"|.0Il,| Ill.for a visit Mt h
P~<ft'-Shick?s aister_and family,
17, :asa 'rm interest
me unnamed tn SNQH
utlnys fqr permanent im-
~. $8»573,975-Th e mu l
¢henfo;~¢ for qpendon
ba unce to l genenl de-
intex ., and outlays
~~,axa.' n n m u m in-
pxymenta for the year,
.-from current rev-
~m the brpeeeds of bond
governmental costs
~ve,$8,788,332 was
szxss mv bdng
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criticism just the mme as
those in mom humble walks
of Life.
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forget the d j n h G!he ezpeech, the equality of men
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GOOD ROADS MEETING
One of this :most importlnf, mah
mgv m the i n a e mt a Go o d mm
w u held at the lincoln Hotel,
Lincoln,Tueaday, June 10, when
editors of lixbeen af the eigdxteen
with representatives of the Omaha
Chamber of Commerce, thedlrec-
wn of the Nebraska Good Band:
Ano dlti o n,Saba Engineer Roy
Cochran,and Federal Engineer
Clifford Shnemnlver.
The englneen explained in de~
tail the eondifion o! Nehr\ska's
11:21 furzl :hd the reasons for ln-
ability to nmet ml!Federal Aid
oifered Nebraska.1¢ was further
explained that the maintenance
costs of the :tate highway system
was increasing rapidly due to the
greatly incrsned tmlfic on these
roads and the rm that the mile-
age otsmze system has been in-
creased at each sesslorf of che leg-
islature.This additiond mileage
must be maintained at the ex-
pense ni the state.
Aiber carefully reviewing all
the evidence, the edwrs were un-
animous in their opidon that ad-
ditional funds must be raised md
Hlzmd to support a campaign
toward:this md-The general
sentiment (named an increase in
m e s u a n w se n m ,s e m
Engineer Cochnh assured the
editon,would emhla the :fate
to use all the Federal Aid Road
funds apportioned w Nebra ska-
about $2,500,000 per year..
0 on c l a l S t a t l s t i é s
Of Nebraska For 1928
\t o f Commerce ,.,..|
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for 1928 Sluwi nl|G i - e a h m m.l
TU RES & REVENUES
Hu Nu Bonded indem-
Assemed Valuation of, s:s,2as,ssz.a12.;
~anment of Commerce
a summary of the fin-
tistics nl the Stale of
for the :fiscal yeir end-
~, lm: The pe r c a pi ta
r 19% ire based on an
population of x,4os,ooo.=xtica were compiled byi
.Smith,Deputy State
Expenditures
Ls for operation and
ce of ihe general de-
af Nebraska amounted,1sz,or $8.14 per up-Q
includes $1,823,031 ap-
~Ls lor education ta the
I dvldons ol the Stlte.}
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Sbrneiimes the nl3ihzde of
the Mmwcan public is my-
thlxig but Amerkall.We
esta# to those in high places
in die same despicable way
that'we #condemn in the
way cf the old countrleg.
President Hoover has. a
col a n d sneezed three
tim s at breakfast.C h u l a
Au stun Lindbergh,Jr., son
of the wax-ld's most famous
aviator, while looks like
any~ot.her Am n infa nt
and muy be a earning U. S.
president or occupy a felons
cell, has his picture on the
frodt page of the dailies.
We cater to poaddon,to
wealth and bow down to
fashion and forget the very
principles that have built up
this great nation that of all
men being equal and that an
honest num is God's great-
est.
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ence ln men.The president
i n the White House,the
judge on the supreme bench
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Agitotion Brough# About Will Be
ln: R e me mh e d i -Criticism is
Not Ne e e mrr hut m m "A
.Thorough Undernhnding Neodml
n c u n s m s O N B O T H s u m s
'.l'h¢ Pilot-Tribune editor in the
lpn iaaua of that sheet, Bets him-
| e l ! u p u a . c r i t i c mt h e G n r d n e r
sghool people mo tries lPPwont.ly
lp humilme di em ov er the deci-
sion of the supreme court which
ruled that Home Roll 145 was un~
constitution|L
These people have had good reo-
gn to MVA; 3-hir o ondi tion andinmw = m g \ m b m d a mm a e
ness i n one who woodd critirinu
either side.ln the followi ng |r~
tide we have tried to mention n
fe wo f th e e a u s e s l e a dh lg up to
the trouble and the workings ofme me o n tionff
~ `ye a n °3 °L `Yhm.H M W w a s in its pnmxtivc
stage md when men were more
demamztic than now, the officers
of the Blair school district with a
view to giving to all the patrons
of the district the best service
possible built the Gardner school
house and foundéd what has since
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Heavily Fined
Fine of $100 and Costa Imposed
for Assault and Batlery and
Same Amount for Unlawful
Pasusslon of Li~ ~or.
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NOTICE
The stave law nys that childzen
under the nge of 1 0 y a n s ha ll
not drive a car.This hw means
just wha t it says and under its
lnte rpmhdon children under 16
ye an cannot drive an auto eventhough they are ueomppnied by
their puentn.The drlvns license
law wan put i nw effect to add
to the v i d !o l Up pnbl.|p_and
gny fufkhfr infringeménts Will he
dealt with i n accordance of the
law.
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26-It Ch j d o l Pdi m.
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~ at a Qngwgllmeaup. shower,
at the Sorenson home scutlueaat
of town on hat Sapnrday a fkr-
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pms mt and the wly P5 5 o f the
ann:-noon was spmt in hemmng
mea towels for Miss Linden.
The hoscess served a dainty
luncheon,seating the guests at
mbku,decorated in pink and
white.
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Attention in called to the
advertisement;of Dan J.
Phillips, caxgdidate for sher-
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Wu Offic er in Bdthh Ray a) Fly-
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Facts
EX PENI
Ntbnskx Misa Linden's approaching mar-
riage.The bride-to-be was the u d p -
l~t of many lovely und practical
gifts which she will long cherish.
ENTERPRISE READER
RECOGNIZED
llrs. M. G. Grover of near Blair,
is the author of an article zivinz
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public to airefully read his
references furnished by his
former aupaior officers and
promises thpt if elected he
wi ll do his duty without
discrinmlnation
n u a c u o n a s s a s s u s
MRS. EVEREII L AMB
. l ing 0 0 0 |i n Frmee.'Prun-
~i f e r r e d m A m e r i c a n A r m y 1 9 1 1 .
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*Maj. Floyd N. Shumaker, son af
~Mrs. Josephine Shumakex d Pm-
*mont, has become settled In Shan-
'g'l'u\i ,Chlna ,whe re l\e wi 1 lbe i n
charge of a survey of the possibil-
itia of eatahlidiing air limi; ;md
,flyins drolg in Lhe0_x:iexiL In
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l recipe for iced cocoa,which
lzticle is published i n the July
ssue of Capper's Farmer, nation-
\\ farm magazine with nearly a
nillion circulation published at
Topeka,Kansas,by Senator Ax-
hnr Gunner-The axticle follows:
"Our family enjoys ioed cocoa
md I luve found that keeping the
mum nn hmd dmulifle s Bm ure-'
The heartfelt sympath of theycommunitygocsouttoEverett
lAm.b and relntives following the
Ml!-h uf his young wife,Mrs.
Mu-lo L -gf o n my za . 1 9 a o a t
U! ma de Axe ol twenty yearn,
seven months and dm day s.
Ma .ri e ,as u.be waa lmo wnwnll
her friends, had been ill for sev-
era l mani la a n d n n me h u m "
was gxven una commxasln by**!.heAviation Corpontion of Am k l m,
iwith whi ch he hu been situated
since reigning from the nrmynlr
{ § ; = = ; ; _ h - ~ He ; ; ;'_~°'°<;_fdf°=
P0 at usebelievedm .,.:":... be n m
wrson no head the ne w gi ilarl
bureau in China.y ¥
Hin present trip is hin »eé9ul| ho
The pu
maintens
partmeni
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portions:
mino r d
In 1927
its for 4
of mme:
» 2 r{x< m a um mi nk.e m a wwer could do, was done m uve
» ¢ , u i 1 y d r e o ! t . l \ w f a o d d g h e r i i t e .She wa s ta ke n I o a n
he summer, but a glass of iced Omaha howiwl when her use be-
eoeoa never fdls to tmnpt them. came crltiml where she passed
This recipe makes slightly molg away ml J\lly.1$.~
the Orient.He made his firlrtyié-
i t th a n zo v w ns o . w he n hu m;
' i n t h e e m p l o y o f a n ~
gineering t i m .H e l m d b e w i n
"hir" f'!¢!:sf°"Pf"=*a»fw'Jun a pint of syrup and is win Mm, Pdaersen was me .;..,gh.'°="° mn ln mu and »e.wg\u... v-wen for n cmidedble time on fer o( Hr. Sid Mrs. Louis Peverlen;°"l others d the °""5'°°$'? ~
ae Addinouxh cold mm- zo 1,01 mm- mv. mum She wal !l"*Y~"F?%" 4 qi»l;»l$.w\»;.g»gpq
and in 11
on debt il
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PIOVEKDEW
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issues.
or the
ported nl
highway;
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:upful cocoa afld 2 eupfule wear homlr;Arimtine,Kmsu,Dec.
momakeupaste.sm-m ¢pam;9o9.ll0|°9fb¢rlifswasxp1
fr.; ':::.;.': n.~...`.I`.aI{ .}fE§~i{I.f mltl~ ££.§1"`m"""l m . 'E , , ,'§;'(§'";',{1{'1§=}`"""n§, 32536152
m l, p l|.o ein ~ wen gt 1§hi9 13._ §im e ~ m et gveqm wa s. . . I .-.¢ .... S. .. o ovnh lld * Q i n 1 f ¢ l \ l a . l | . | r n n ' r u n v n n a f i n c r t u a l + R :lun...um uuum u w-uwu,~ . ww...xpoonful of the m\=n to evgg" of milk.Flavor wiih atewhs of vallilla md, if d¢|il¢d» a
hopping nl whipped cream mv Be
addad.Mrs. M. G. Grover.Washington county, Nebraska?
" " ' " ° " " ' " " ° " ' » f »»,w.+ 5." WamiéaLK courtship wma sul--
i==¢¢rw°r1n¢-hexzoo ro'HIPQSQG in 4 himy mama onBin*-28, 1923,.' .|=q\1ldrvninD;nyerand.»la¢'
Shi nude many friends inBl.mir some time in the service ui,?a w p ;the few months of her;F""""i'°°-After lenving St:'.married life which she was per- was he lmame an lwlvisnr E
mmm on mm here.sh, was al Aviation Gvrmntion nl A.\ns&i¢pL
a <=1»¢éf§'*"~a.;,.;.,.a;;" He §~ n¢°v1i"'=d; na one fr swnatum that Won hex' friends lvery l°=<im8' ""u"'"`m°° um "WMF inwhere.He passing hu deeply *bin WMU!
cfm;
moved the JM community'-~ ' a i
the sympathy of d goes out to s'lr!."Nmcy R°>¢\*1§&uf
her lnmbandand dntivas.|Inn on; Has family il with lnmfeizclusivo
nermnnen
New Pitdncf Puls Over for Third!
"inning for Season to A Some!
of 9 to 5.Game"flayed on the
Bla ir la t.'_
HOOPER TEAM DEFEATED
Besides her husbdnd, she is sur-
wlved by her parents, five sisters
and two brothers.The dsbers are
Mn. A. R. Hovey, Misses Emma.
Lmxise and Dora Petersen, all of
Kansas City and Mrs. I. W. An~
dersen of Lyons, Nels.The bro-
thers am Earl and Marshal Pet-nmn. nr \:m»¢».= new I
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in Shanlmi., . ~
Major Shumnker was li o n i n
Bla i r a nd fo r a numbe r c i y mm
ma d e B l a i r h i s h o me , t h e ~
residing in whit was known Miha
Dr. Fauoett, house, replaced .by Ula
Dr. Langszaf! huusa on can Grant
street.§
The Sbumaker family moved
653,307 rr
ments inc
ent imprc
revenue lgiaytnént
increased
in this s
special ua
A
cent ol' the wtal revenue for 1928,
37.4 per oent for1927, and 60 per
oent for 1917.The increase in the
amount of pmpurty and special
taxes collected was 99.9 per cent
from 1917 to 1927,and 69.9 per
cent from 1927 to 1828.The per
capita property and special taxes
were sms in 1923, $4.65 in 1oz'1,,
and $255 in 1917.|
Business and nonbusiness lic.,
ences constituted '26 per cent ol ,
t.he total revenue for 1928, 29.4 perl
cent for 1927. and ss per ant for
1917.Receipts from 'businfsa licenses
consist chiefly of taxes erected
from insurance and other incorpor-
ated companies and of sales tax
while Rev. Shick journeyed on to
Lansing, Miclrlgon where he was
to drive out a new Oldsmobile
buck i n Barrington.From Bar-
rington both he and Mm.Shick
were to go to Madison, Wisconsin
for a visit with their daughter.
They expect to be gore for about
two weeks.
l. 0. 0. F. Lodge
Installs Officers
With Usual Atterulanoe.Soda!
Ilnltd hti o u of Offioen l
on gasoline, while those frol"non~
r.....:..... \a,....... mmndu l- rm.,Ewminm Wu Eniuvnd and Rr;-
BEING HEL D UNTIL FINE PAID!Omaha BeeNews
i m week Wednesday,parties
by the name of 0. B.Sloan and
D. K. Smith were placed under
arrest following a disturbance at
a bm dance at the FrankBr-aw-n
farm west of Blair.
One charge of assault and bat-
tery and another of unlawful pos-
session of liquor was :Bled Isiilllf
Smith.On both :harga he plead
guilty md on eaeh charge he re
oelved a Iine of $1W and costs.
Ae he did not have the ready
mo n e y t o p e y t h e i i n e h e w u r w
manded to the county sheriff to he
wg unti l the line s were pa id.
Blalr owns an electric lighting
and Power Co. wants to buy from
the city its distrihming system.
No other portion qt the plant is
sought..
For the distributing system ap-
p d a t 545.000,the Iowa.-
Nehraska concern offers the dtl-
zena $275,000 or $280,W0 more
than the value as fixed by the
audit.
When this proposal was made
to the city council, some time ago,
it was rejected.Now the Iowa-
lant.The Iowa-Nebraska Llgh
Nebnaka company p u n ,to mb-
. - .. , .,_ _..._Y ______ .. ._ _mote from the school proper to
be of access fn the patrons of that
scction.
Fo r a long termo f yea rs the
school was Clmd for in the same
manner as the other ward schools
of the city.The buildings were
lrept i n repair,the necessary
equipman was always at handond
every convenience necessary was
furnished and the patrons were
satisfied and happy, proud the
lact that their school was part
of the Blair school system.
But as time rolled by and the
promoters of the school passed of!
the stege of action gradually
there u m a a change.The city
schools, proper. were built up, new
and luttnr lmilrlinem mum r mm
Carey; pitching his first Elkhorn
Valley league Kill" for Blair, won
a 9 to 5 decision over Hooper on
the Blair lot Sunday afternoon. He
struck out 10 men and gave the
Hooperihes eight hits His 'team-
ma fe s ga v e hlma e e v e nn rnle a d
in the first four innings, so he was
not required fe extend himself-
The Hooper players were held
soorelae until the eighth,when
they mixed hits with Blair errors
to run in their total of live runs.
For a time it appeared as though
they might overtake the Blair
lend, but the rally was cut ot! be-
fore *My evened the soore.
Appel and Meier, Blair hurlers,
were touched for 18 hits.Buhth
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-. - _. .- ...........\..._..Funeral services were held Tues-
day afternoon, July 15, from the
Baptist chureh of this city con-
ducted by the pastor, Rev.L .J.
Moran.Interment was made i n
the Blair cemetery.
lC o u n c i l H o l d s
Regular Meeting
Receive;lhtlma te of Exne nlu
from School Board.Hear Ee-
D°l'¢-l of Various Committees.
Will Add Equipment to P u b .
bnna num (l b a v v r nuvrmrrnu
from Blair no 1. ._.sont where ine;still reside
coumv woxs I-*mi
Mr.and Kim..Ina l.nn1rn nlidMr. An&"`ia§Q"'JS1§1§ TEL'
drove over to Fontanelle last Bm-
dny , wli ng a t the Ed Niehxnm
home and vi si ti ng with Mr. Th*
h m m m d Hr. a nd Hrs.W m
Btuvennen.They als o die d .ut
the Henry Hunks home ana a t
I-lennan and Frank Schoettgeia.
The latter is oonvlleldng fol}o€v~
ing an oyiention a shun time-pm.
The country is beautiful a t ~
ti me of y e n- and the we ste rn~
is pnrdcudarly prosperous loo mx
gnu ; i n mums n a da o f g f-w a s
Rev. E. J. Hancock celeiiaeed
ooannn ..w...e. e.....,,......-1tutesonmotorvehiclaand
amounts pad for hunting and fish-
ing privileges.The mes ta x o n
gasoline amounted to $3,999,702 in
iszs and sa.0=n.28s in 1921, an in-
crease of 29.4 per eenf.f Indebtedness |
' r m m m o f Nebraska had nl
indebtedness other than outstand-
ing warrants.Assessed Valuations and
Tax Levies
The assessed valuation of pro-
perty in Nebraska subject to ad!
valorem taxati on wu $3,283,382,<-
472;the amount of state taxes
levied was $l1,945,279; and the por
capitn levy,$851.In 1927 the
per capita levy was $4.21, and in.
1917, $3.51.(I
nr:'ruRN FROM SAND HIlLS
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The Misses Hilda and B¢]yg
Barton, daughws of Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Barton redding west ofBlair, returned Wednesday of lm'
weeli from u trip out in the sand
hills 'country near Ainsworth
where they mired their uncle and
-aunt, Mr. and Mm Joe Plxley.
They celebrated the Fourth
while th a r e a n dt o o k i n a m l
rodeo which they enjoyed very
much.`
SIDNEY GWES GAS~ FRANCHISE
Sidney, ln., July 16.-Sidneyhas
approved a new 25-year franchise
for the Iowa 6:Nebraska Light
and Power Co.for both natural
gas and electrical rerviee.
The eompany'e old electrical!
franchise still had 10 years tomn,
but due to the introduetlon off
natural gas aaked for the new -»~»~;
mi t.
The gas franchise vote was 206|
to '71 and the electriw franchlsel
frshmenta Served.1
1INSTALLATION MADE JULY 10
The annual installation of offic-
ers for Blair Lodae No. 14 I. 0.
0. F. was held Luft Thursday eve-
ning,July 10th and in spite of
the heat a very good attendance
was out.
After the installation the eve-
ning vnu spent in a social manner
und later ice cream and cake was
served.
The officers installed were a..follows:N.G.,E . w .sehiniam;
V. G.,Carl Graverholt;Warden,
Andrew Jacobson; Cond, Raymond
Burr; I. G., Geo. H. -Kuhr; 0. G.,
o.F.Carmichael;R. s. N. G.,
1.c. Eller;L.s. N. G-.J. A.
Kuhn;R.S. V. G., A. W. Rose;
L .S. v .G.,J.E.Heinzerllng;
Chap., A.S. Armztead;R. B. S.,
.Chris Padsen;L .S.S.,E.M.
Terrell.
H. N. Thorne, Saretary.
ATTE ND S o o u n r r
AG ENTS ' c o u v a r mo n
County Agent Gwrae Bates re-
turned lut Sunday from the wat-
ern part of the state where he
had 1 3 "to attend a county
agents nate convention.
The oonvagtion which was a t
four days duration, was held a t
Long Pine and was well attendtd.
The program, Mr. Bates nporhs,
was exceptionally interesting and
ure nov.wearner or rut w u zprovedverydii dent ln c aus ing
people to..rrnke up their mind: as
to a vacation trlp. _
Fred Kr-ugh, wife and daughter,
left laat unday for Lake Okoboji
for an me d m m ma i s a n
old time fisherman and knows
just where to catch 'em.
E. rv. Redfield and wife caught
the fever and last. Sunday joined
the caravan of wanderers.They
took their tent and camping
equipment and will camp anywhere
that their ihney calls them.E. B.
d.idn't know where they were
going, how long they would stay.
nor.when they would get hack.
He was just going to do as he
domed pleased for a time atleast.
RDJEIVE PRISON SENTENCES
Fred Fuller and Mr.and Mrs.
Herman Schrgam of Omaha,and
Maggie Hooper of Sioux City, who
were arruted last week on the
61826 of rhlchen stealing,had
their hearing in the district court
and the two women were paroledto the slid!! for n year._
Halle! was sentenced to a vw
la the penitentiary and Sch:-am
received a sentence of six manure
in the county jail.
n o r m G O L F
1~o UnNArmn'r SUNDAY
A havdiksp home tournament
vs-lllbeheld atthelocallinknnext.
Sunday morning atnrtlng at 7:80.subjects of vital importanrctothe|s""_lh1 g n ;rlfi rmi ng intereats o i the lfalie wm b f ' e Qnui wi nd_P ma
were brought up and discussed.
After the conference was over a
gr v n :mera SeeL c i l w p o r b m r e u n b o u d nf'f Igfv "ig m;f_-5 *° B""¥*P'{f*» Neh.|`§'£¢.'Zi»°ZZ.d fm ¥».n...1°`§1'l'§f
e ted for thr e dave
In his trlp going and coming, Mr.
Bites says that the crops l ek* ~
excepiionally well and that the
prospect;were good fo r a f m
era will he down the following
Sunday.
Reladva of Jacob Andreaamr
enjoyedan rn a r,le m..`E 't""&'°.'""3 " i n the
m a r .u l q u e s t i o n r o w e u r m e n l -
Petitions for e referendum are to
be drcrrlated, offering to un wt'
ere o!Hair the opportunity to
pass i n review on the judgment
of the city council.
Here is a very pretty example of
how the relations between public
and privately-owned utilities b e
oome strained and sometimes hec-
tic.Why ehoudd the Iowa-Nel:ras»
ka concern want to pay $275,000
for property it admits is only
wonlr,physical value, $45,000'!
If that amount of money is ln-
vesfed in the datrlhudng syslzemf
and the consumers of cunznt in
Blair are served over it, will they
not be expected to pay a reason-
able return on the money invested!Or will this item be n mz t n e d
over the entire system, and made
a part of the charge against every
patron of the lawn-Nebraska Elec-
tric Light and Power Co.!
By what process does property
rightly valued at $46,000 become
worth $275,000 when i t wi ll be
used for the same purpose for
which lt was set up, and which it
is new !ul.¢i1|.ing1
At the hearing before the fee
eral trade eommlsrlon, much testi-
mony war brought ent, showing
how by simple bookkeeping leger-
demaln wo e s multiplied many
times,and assets of companies
were marked up million! ot doll-
ars.Maybe this Blah deal ia on
the same basis.
Afoer the Greeks had introducedt-he wooden hone into Troy,the
Trojans devleed a very uaful max-
"Beware of the Greeks when
y come ' g _"_,.Blair votcn a mi n e : m i n
closely before they dedde to turn
their system for dmrmuung elec-
trlc current over to the power
truat,and leave tlazmadvee with
building,machinery" and ' doe,
e<mP1=°d_t»°make "'.iUi°¢"»but
and modern and np~to-date eqdp-
ment was furnished which was as
i t shoudd have been.Still the
little old Gardner school eat on the
hlll prnctlwly neglected, the build-
ing in poor repair and the equip-
ment if posalhle, worse.All this
time on acoount of modernldng
city school, the tax hu
been mounting higher and higher
and the Gardner school becoming
poorer and poorer.
This brought out in time n pro-
test from the ;,;;;f>"~ which was
what any pro ive community
Nelson, ss - - -
ecuurnn.u»m u : e w w . ,wa.,we\=-dine |d¢kg| with tlnee in (our
attempts.Van Deuaen, Nelsonand
w .Schurman each had two hitl.
"Bchemmel, with three me infour
tries, was the only Hooper batter
able to get more than one blngle
The summary follows:
B a k1
AB4444sa
Schetfler, 'io - -
Warrick, 2b - -
Sick, rfwould have done.The water sup- Van De
ply which had always been ample, asehu
failed and no relief was given, ex-
cept to wry water from a neigh~boring farm.This further agi-
tated the community and one negg
lect after mother forced the pat-
rons to seek relief.
Aa is the case in all agltations
o f t h i s me hitter feelings were
engendemd nor wan thia confined
to one side,The people of the
Gardner neighborhood at last
aahed for a reparation that they
might set up their own district
and accordingly drcarlated a peti-
tion which was signed by an
ample number of names to oem-
ply wlth the law and allow them
, e f - 4
W.Schurman,l!
D e y . 8 b - - - - -
rman1
I
tobecomeaseparate district.. The
Bldr eehvol bond. through their
akormy, put out a remonstranee
which in effect ldllld the petition
and lelt the Gardner people where
the y we re to mn wi th but wi th
more bitter feelings than before.
The agitation over the petition
brmmght out the fact that some-thing like soooo who being paid
into the dist.:-ld from the Gardner
territory whlie only a small por-
ti on o f that amount was hedng
uaed f o r g y owmaehool.I t
looked to Gardner folk that
they were being held "lor revenue
only" yhlch they Hamill? resent-
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Ze lle rs ,!b-rf-~
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Lallman, I! - - -
'Uhllg - - - - -
H'g'rhaunrer,8b-
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Clough, 2b-d - -
Appel, P - - ~ -
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s'Bathed for Lellman in 6t.h.Score by innings:
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e a a to lthe a e ho o lho n s e s o a s to
Hooper - - - ooo 000 060-5 8 2
Remarks:Twmhase hl tr - -B .
Sehurrnan (2), Schemmel.Three-
baae hlta -W .Sehurman.Home
runs--Meier.Stolen baaea-S¢hef-
iler 2.Double playa-Nelson to
Schediler.Hi t b y pi te hd ball--
Sdremmel, Row.Buoa on.balls
ot!-Appel 2, Heier 1.Struck out,
by Ganey 10,Meier 4,Appel 4.
Time of game, 2 hours.Umpi re -
i a nrn na ua ua ua v nu rnaa aauu
The regular meeting of the dty
ooundl held last Tueaday evening
was of more than passing mumt.
After the radi ng d the mi nnbes
an eatimate of the expenses for
the running of the schools of Blair
for the coming year was read.
The total ai this estimate was
$68,000.Of this amount $46,000
ie to be used for the paying of
ealarles and operating of the
aahoolr and $'loW goes into a
sinking fund.This estimate was
read and placed on file.
The improvement eommlttee|
which was instructed to investi-
gate the taking of the aewer out-
let to the adverrportcd t h a t t n
their opinion nothing should he
done.
W. F. He mphill, a member of
the Bldr s chool board, appeared
before the council and asked per-
mlardon to cut the curb on the
I
||Pll°¢ge v i v a t o w r y o f !.the water from the school house.'
The requeat was granted.
The condtion or the pavement
wh e n t ln had heaven are :found
was discussed aa was also the dpe
in the pavement.
The park eommltta asked for
additional play ground equipment
and this brought out qdte a. dis-
wasion of the subject which ended
by tin committee being asked to
ascertain what they wanted and
report at the next meeting.
Coundlman J.P.Jensen then'
made a talk relhtlve to the light
plant adtatiou,etadng that he
wua ga i ns t the s a le o f t he p la n t.
and thatthe power company hed|
'been trdng the papers to further,Ill"-rr ¢-use -hue o n d w m u
de e d M y h y and had made nor
effort tordute their statements.
at this jllncluru he put the ques-
tion _tn the clty attorney a a t o
herds at attle and dark greerrmrri
flelda.Washington county ie"lrv
de e d h a r d to b e a t f r o ma n r i g r t -
FORMER BLAIR norBecomes aanaoror
`Albert D.Follen of Fremonl,son of Ma. and Mrs. Peter Pollen
of this citv.was united in main
rlage to Miss Mary Stahl, mogu-
ter U! Prof. and Mrs. E. M. sum
of Fremont on last Sunday morn-
inr. July ra at the Salem rmhmin
e hurc hlnt he pre s e no e o lthe lm-
mediate lamllks and a few close
friends o l the couple.Attorney
John Garrigsrn at this clty,.van
present as best man.
The newlywels left for-_ a two
weeks motor trip throuxrh east
after which tlmv will be at me
ln Fremont where Mr.Fo is
manager ol the Buck Boo .
The bride has lived in Fremont
for thepaatbenyarsandreceinielj
h r A.B.008190 from m m - a
college sdnee w h i c h t i m e ~
been holdlng podtions as teacher.
Both y oung peo ple are well ~
favorably k1|ownto Blair _gw h e r e u w h a v e mm w s i o f a h
'be rt is a former Blair 505; hoo
grewtornanhoodhere.~
lr-lands are extending oorrgnhle-4ti o hs a ndhutwi a he s .; ;.
car.sBru1'esBm'rrmr.
h i s o n e - m e b i r u m y a n r n -
day hy means d a plcnlc dinrki in
which he Ind Mrs.Haneoch and
me e mla m pa ra dpne a ..
Those present were und
Mrs. E. J. Hancock, Rev..Mrk.
c . w . n a 1 \ u u a n d = ¢X ae
Chester, Neb., and Dr.f l r a
V.G.Hancock a n d 1 - e q nf
Omaha.._ ;,A v e ry pleasant time was re-
Ala
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Blair, N¢bfl Judy 17, mo
one lemon nnvond N- m,q,¢_im- modum mn building.mth pide of man Sr. for °°°""m. dldfa, hay ma vndous mg,H... 1 nm bnilinr vmhsr: 1 mi nf um nv. mmv of tha can-I Lyman-Luthurm ehurehdi!ialpm¢ybyR.B.Hmkamortuary.:oflivuhodzan mg mmtcomman
A-TWOtr: +. .\ .. .. . nu n,|m n xn n m xs
:ww malaga gnpes, seeded lad a¢»'wma= an sold in null pack-dediamd rwwily-Scottsbluff-R.G.Neeley pu:-'in the sun.mu e onla lnud Q
h,1¢¢1_Dissolve gda tin in bo il-i g u m l y b c m d t e d m d n u d u x Hi tdxell-City Coundl granted chased R.D.Owens building o n thebudleti nanalnady belnguned
i n g n h e r .Whs neo oYa ddgnpe|.»g¢¢tori ee cre am.orldded¢ =oa .franchi »e toPnblh:Se\'vioe Cor-Slxmenthatnet.1 m f u m m m p m m r m m n h m a
Ch ! !! u nd l i i r l Bnmme by spoon dmpla foundation fmlng fm- eshe.P°fl54m of Nebraska,to supply Gaahenburg-Extensive street exicndon work.
fullninta sberbn glnsses.The u-The flavor,the nweetenlng,thethis dry with nahmral gas._pa vi ng v wmm unde iwny i n this
\ U n . | | , \ ; x n : u V 1 l u n |a r e e
R o s a m o n d ,a s f o l l u v l z F o x l t n w b e r r y . u u k
. m n - _m i x n m u b l u o o a u a d '
By J OB' NBAL L l m '" "~ v é l u r -m d '
-NEIL LAT!!/IRR had ma! Cells
Flnch and Ezhel. the yuungesxof lhut pnpulnr family,noted zurl u femlnlue pulckrilude,but ofBounmnd, the eldear. he had onlyhmrd echoes of her mlm henuly.lien xnld :he was n nnrble statuemd lhnl nnthlug could awaken her
drvnmlng peace."My slsler llnsamnnd 'r' Celia had
npeulcd om- day."Sho's the dmw
11 xhlng. bm she vrouldn'! be Inter-.unea lu any of thla." :he waved;m u nm at the mum full at
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dancers.,gm-.||».».-mm Nm was alone.
chi\1d milk.Make the gymp by
nndni ng cooked und sweetened
strawberries through chaste dnth.
For ahueolafe mnlted muh. boil
together one eup at milk, one-hd!
cup wwar, md one square of choc-
nlate me maine a heavy synxp. Dis-
solve 3 tablespmms of 'maimed
milk in hot water, add two table-
spoons of chocolate syrup und beat
it wi th nn egg beater.Fi ll L M
glpss with cold milk and ben i t
unin-
Qgémmm lwlélxke ice mam hmm; of ingmaium, hqve .n|Lymm-sum line road beinzury IMAK REMARKABLEL|.\:.a~..sn-v.»¢ nix.L... »mmfl¢¢l in in ndvmce. a.ndnaAicd nine miles souih cominz|S¢;ottsblu!!-Numbtr mad signs'ES ______,__.,__
v uan I 1 p " _~ ~ ~ Z i m ome .Th i s i f o wa r é th i s p lwe .| p la c e d a lo n g hi g h wa y : a t va r i f mu n i D m i n u m s 1 : m n 1 u N
B u m : i c e C r e a m hint alone shmlld be E006 for 1112213 P la t ts mo u th wi l l h a ve riff*Ilfa l, points le a d i n g t o th i s c lty a n d .
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Two iunket mblets:2 ¢able|§ delluous ana unusual uewen.gnu Dy nuguuu |.u».u»'JNDII1 run\IU vuuugu 'une w a t g w u n Lau uuluuun-up*D a y k i n D r .H .H .I-I umphf elf,Ne l i g h Gr a n t B a i l e y t o e r e c t a er a tc d b y B y r o n W . B u n n o f B la i r ,a'7
~Dan J.
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=°v==¢~f=1s=v==\*!'!°4'=£=°=!==NEBRA8KA \VEEKL\'INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
ilocated in nbw office building.itourist camp on his property.iis the subie.:'.of an article pub-
|_ s¢»i»u5\-.gba 2"t£'=°" .'°"°'! ny; _cgznenbui-g _Bri~=|i. wmlk "l"f=-llhhea in ihe. July haue of Can-
r-|ler°|| Farm-nr, Illtlnnll fum mag*-|-.I..- ...|n. __.._|_.L .....:l|:..... .:......_0 hal\\n| n \nnml lemon iu iee:5 6 n i n ti"""" " " ' ° " " : " ' " l " _ " v "* " " "\lTcxaco Scrvi-c Stauon lrom A. 1..'call com lewd on new LamnclI ma m,Crush Junket. f.8bl£t8 and'»-.-.|._.. .......| lm ...........+.. ¢»»..~lm» nm E- £,..,..f.' _._ 1:r,....; un. .»+w=.¢4
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Phillips
dissolve in colcwater.Mix sugar Construction work gmned on t 'hEes\.eI auu wul vpcxasc uuuua. un.ws Dluluul u|5 It uf uaand mmlk and warm to lukewarm-Missouri riwr b betw I f name of Abe Morton?Texaco=" Dux nsavwah le wnm n ly 1 Inuuuu uu..uv_ndgo een N us Papilhon Bids were opened by l u __not. hot, stirring untll sugar as dis-hmm,Nob.and Running Water,Station.|County C rk of Sarpy County s;3onb uh;:ae,,,a ;r¢;PPkaE-on
solved.Add dissolved junket. tab-3 D_Hooper--Hooper Service Station for grading and incidental work on Thé article follows*ur per.
lets:'nour at once into freezer Pender--Moseman Lumber Co.301d_t»o ~ B.0'C1n|2o1._u l G tn 'W R d_::al .£=__a=.eg;oe .._.__:___$}u=°g=={u}combining of 220~ " '; , " " " * ; " '; '" » \ "w g 3 ~S.*; $., .. ».. ... "f. ."2 »..'l".f.','I . 1 g i s i l k l n l r t h a i m m . S I U E N E W S O F I D e mnrrnfin Cnmiimiam for ..~.....| ;,_.\...~. .»-..»~n ebuild Iunmber
troyed by tina.
25,000 bridge
~ d»Ai¢~nf»A mul
sheds,wa unem-v ry suu mesure open Nelign-Woned with tallde equipment.ing section ol
a c mn Ewing-'Wes tem Telephone Connonh of city.
,,;,,,,_ poration purchased max oelephvmu i ma me a n
:K swma on gnu- um: ox wnear, heav y wnn greeK. N. D. Highway sweet clover, was done by B
W.Bunn,Washington coun ,s in The Bum-prim.Nebraska,Lan jear.The green
l v l u v I ~I I l . ; n l ( H i l l :| . . n : L n u u u u u a a : t u s l u 1 l u \ \ . \ 5 a u u l a z u v v §: : ; ; D i I , € , : §r § 1 E f d : ¢ b ; ; l d i ¢ ; z G A R D N E R D I S T R I C T S : m u l f i n n - - - a b o u t 1 0 m m u t e s . .A d d r e c e n t l y d e s
r a r e f o r d a n c i n g .h e d e c i d e d t h n x .' p r i m a r i e s A u g .I 2 m a s h e d b a n a n a ,l g r n o n j u i c e ,M d ;C l a r k 1
no f _P a" m a r ! = : = f % I = & ~ & > ° ~ ' . . - f ' f : § . ' . , l ' ; t ' i " . . , . 1 ' . .~$ 1 l ! f |M G e o r n e S c h r o e d e r f f ° § i ° ¥ » f 1 ' E " 1 : 1 3 f . " . . t ' . ' : " l . . i * ~ E .a c k 1 ¥ 1 ' 3 * ' i - E . ' ; : '
I exe.hamre . .._ -
NEW MAP OF NEBRASKA
A new map ol Nebraska is pze~
hay was an heavy the swather
was used and it snteessfully piled
the cnt grain in n windrow.
Several heavy rains mhm Zell
benting the windmw into the mlb-
RUSH OI uumur.xllsvllq; luuuc una - -- - ----~_-,rdeclfiffn ~ £ 0 G U Y m H I l U ln t e r ~ |° f Oma h a wgng 'I.\l¢8tiay even ing -ak a b k a*O m N e ra s.l In llly \T0IIl3H idI IDRHQY 'HNF 'yigitofg at the D a n ~ h b f l l e Jul:~ ~I r he b v.Ne ll finally dismissed 5'rlge time of mee ti ng the e ld es t Mi ss 5 3 J e n fi e n d ° {, f m1 " : h£ e i1 1 m T o th e V o te r s a f W a s hi n gto n.erna\u n o vi m C v ,N=hr¢s1fa.F'°Fh' und_ be<'ar}§_l}f§f1_r}el}I\ _'IFS an d E h z a b e th Sheets W ed ne sda y |o f n h w e n o m D a n J_p h i lli p s
III use ana an|.f.» uuu .uu\u¢c¢a n y Upc nc u _Ge o r g e tte P u d d i n g Sauc e I P l a tt s r n o u t h - N e wl y p a ve d r o a d l W a u n e t a - Mi n a t u r e g o lf c ourse
T w o eggigl;2 %tables poons sug»f r o m th i s c i ty to Mu r r a y wi l l s o o n c onstr uc ted on lot ea st of f Peo p1e"s
a r ;juic e d l e mo n ;1 tablesp oon be ope ned no tr a f fi c .B a n k .
w a e r ;g m : i m g 5%l e m o n .B e a t l N e l i g h - - W o r k u n d e r w a y a t t h e .H o m e r - , M a c h i n e r y d i s p l a y r o o m
. . ¢ . 6 ; |d | . h ~ 1 »n f n I 1 n s w . . . . . . » l | » » a » n 'A n v i u n u n l n g l u c ' : 1 m a i n ~B .B .~~~senmd to the people of the staw hle so the pick-up attachment on
in bulletin 244 ot the University the combine cuuld not reach it.
nf N»hranka nm-iculturd ameri- The side delivery rake was used
uslnas or lilnllulucturlug '""" """afternoon.f r number of years nav:ot5.»;==g;, 0C\'.I35|0ll81 (?CllISlDIlS Mr.and Mrs* Wm Gu f g ;~ ; l ; . . ; ; ~ h i m o n L h g ~
ance ~.fmnilympent Tueaday eve B'a fare Board of Omaha and 1;»f°§,?mf'g"'L~'§§°'1L f g n m h ¢|5§; 1 U='*;-1- 1 §¢*fn°§11 h°"'°e wed trughmfullyf SM; fhagpe' is ar m
rs.l arson en I ear ess xcer 0 B"i m m a | 1 0 1 r m n h f ~'lhn Hillsidn Ilnqtlera Club T'h\l1'8'?na\nhrarnrtpr and well nuadij
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naxl Ulmespoums n i nu.j p i c e a n d m d a n d b o i l i n g w w g e m i n d - c .W .m m l m e a f i f w B u r m a o n m a d s o u t h o f c . B .m e n t s t a t i o n .' r m n e w m a p i s
a n d c o o k i n d o u b l e b o i l e r , s t i r r i n g l o t s a d j o i n i n g c o r n e r l o t u s e d b y & Q - t r u c k s ..d i v i d e d i n t o e i g h t l a r g e a r e a s n o
c o n s t a n t l y , u n t i l t h i c k a n d c r e a m y .C h e v r o l e t C o m p a n y a n d w i l l c o n -W y m o r e - - F a i r v i e w M i n i a t u r e c o r d i n g t o t h e m a j o r f a r m c r o p s
B e a t w h i t e s o l e g g s u n i i l l i g h q s m x c c m i n i a t u r e g o l f c o u r s e .G o l f C o u r s e s o u t h e a s t o f t o w n ,p r o d u c e d I t w a s w o r k e d o u t l o l -
t h e n b e a t i n g r a d u a l l y t h e r e m a i n -N e l i g h - C o n t r a c t l e t f o r w .J .o p e n e d t o p u b l i c .__l o w i n g a s t u d y b y _ p n c S n c t a o f t h e
i n r f n m m r .C o m b i n e m i x t u r e s :A n n n n m a c h e r f o r c o t i s t r u c i i n n o f H a y S p r i n g s - L o c a l a i r p o r t d ° d ' ( ¥ Y P 4 5 5 . o f f a r m i n g i n B l e s u i t e ,
t o s t i r u p ~Then the
combine pick it up and threshed
it perfectly.Even under meh sd-
verse conditions from 25 to 80
aches a day were covered with 900
bu§_hels_ of wligat _tle _ ~ run.
{to the r ou ta e or a B us y olulx, n un - --------..--_----___._.g o t i nto h i c ar a nd r ode n ut Hal!!da y af te rn oo n.
l.\9Il13g tn _p e c ou n tr y cluh.Th e Mr .a n d Mr s .Ha r r y E r v e y a n d
Fi nc h res!once wan on Eas t uve-da u gh ter ,Fa y e ,Gr a n d ma Co mp -
'n tln nm] he hm! massed Mrs. l"lnr.'l:tc m a n d Mr s .Ma u d e L g m g n o f
E ; " ? n " & . ' " " a i
Washington County,Nebnlkl.Jennie Mather CalKal.
" \ : |" - 0c o o k o n e mi n u te ;sti r o c o a d o n a lly n e w sc hool b u i l I c o st oW m .~ ' M a n d mo th e r ,M1' s. ' un til c oo l; u se on c otta ge pu dd in g,$40,400.ding'a h u t
lige navsixxtgz sof 326 1-3" gi ~o r se rve a s a ci:ssc rt i n s m a l l }3r11r1s\s'ick--Plans b e i n g ma d e
h u e.'~'I sl§HS@§.lm e d wlth la d y - f i n g e r s o r f o r ere c ti on o f sta n d a r d sc hool
Mr . a n d Mr s . J . w. Tr i s le r we r e th ln s ho es o f s po ng e c a ke .i m Di s tri c t No .s s , s o u th o f t h i s
.::-...,...........¢4|Mnndauf nvaninn'nf Ginger A18 L£'l1\0lI8d€plac e.
'c ntu d r ec en tly .
W y mo r e - - P u r i ty I c c Cr e a m f a c -
to ry no w i n f ad ! o pe r ati on .
Ru sh vi lle -- -$ 2 7, 00 0 b o n d issue
ap p r o ve d to p r o vi d e f u nd s f o r n e w
c i ty hall..
A r e a 1 i s c a lled th e no r th e as t-
e r n in ten s ive me a t pr od uc in g
ur e a, a re a 2 the s ou th ea s te r n g e n
e r a l f a r m i n g ar ea ,a r e a 3 th e
so u th e r n c a sh g r a i n nd li ve s to c k
u e s ,area, 4 th e c e n r a l c o r n a n d
1 1 _\_..-_-....-r A. -.......|»».'|
Bunn'n macmnu IB a lu ron: cumand was pulled by a 15-26 tractor.
,He combined his ba rky crop in
`which no sweet clover was planted
without the use of the swather and
pick-up and is convinced that he
could have handled the wheat in
#Mn nfront (nr #ho
@51 zY»E`;=2£5n},*L-¢7 élx-Is in Lhe shnhhy ' Blair,a ll a tte n d f d a bi r th d a i g
pear dr iven by a n;1ddle~uged col p a r ty a t th e B e n 1 e c k ! n a me n o r t |
.ln : u l " mn 'Phu Flnvhes \\.el'E UDDI n f 'Tnk n ma h S u mi a v i n hoI10l o f
I2\
`i£.` i':»i§,"`é§2»rni'§ ~`\Iu£§ I h w y
came of 1| gmail uld family and hurl
ma ny ric h felu thes . the fullwrlc -as
f mn lly we n !around u s m u t deal
a n d entertained oc casionally .
U A s v - - . . . - " w - . . _.. 1Mr s. P ec k...Mr . a n d Mr s. J . L . P ete r se n a n d
;, °" » Ro be rt s pe n t Su nd ay a t. K ru g
k ."il.....r nn..n r "f9| f\| §"w b .n1"f1'fi'fL§':'~i°:.':__:2:.';""= ulhlllub \l|.}Four lemons: 1 uint dnlrer a.le:l 1IUmb0ldb-MPS. Lana Hoagland|hon!! ni n_Mr n ml Mrs1 Frank lu v e a m c u :31 11 8,a r e a .D m e or: u\ .. ¢m
L __ _ . \\!....- -l4¢.1-».¢.\S nanny I2 II n nqrelauves 1:1 Umuuu...L --f -' |9 -|Mr. and Mrs. John Wfatkins and 1% plnta water, 1 cup sugar. Place opened ladies ready-to-wear shop
fnm§l1r vim."I f'ri¢=»nds in Fremont a small block of ice in a pitcher.in Hardin: building on west side
B¢§1"n'§¢' I-"" '" ' » . " " 'm g "
North Plxtt;-New ~. .=I:,~, ,7 the southwexhem wheat ana,
and area s the high plains small
grains and gradng area.
The bulletin also shows by pne-
cincts where the lghest prevent-
age o l the land L fnrme d andwherecorn,wheat,oats,barley,
DEAD ANIMALS
We remove horses,cattle, hogs or sheep
from your farm at no cost to you.
We have the only licensed truck bo haul
dead animals in Washington county.
Phone 21, Arlington, Neb. We pay all phone
charges.
Reynolds Rendering Works
Farnum Franzmburg, Representative.
great ambunt of green dover
stalks.
The threahed wheat which had
cured in the windrow was hauled
so market and sold ns well or bet/-
ter than that threshed from the
shock later after it had weawernd
several mins.
'* - -"_m a x :u u u u U L Ivi » » |» ; . . -..5 J u s t a s N e l l : c a c h e d t h e F i n c h W e d n e s d a y m o r n i n g c a l l e r a
r v s l d e n m h e 'bcL1 !.nl0 a w a r e t h a t n w :M . m A m \ "h n m p .»7'¢hE
ri vu-
:hand
nn of
:Irvey
ggrd
§ E { y ` Z J é E n § f " ` ` " " " " " ` | w i u \ t h e J u n o l f o u r \ e m6 u . mn = ' ° : I n T '
Mn. Emu! Schmidt ~ elnivyillmane cup of sugar; om: md on ' Bé rtra nd-She nnnn BNI. ga l-
|_va¢'|\::°ll hum her IMI!! in the pint! 0! water,a n d ° " ;o l In hwnui zlo ld i n L e s ta t Ri c h-
_le.Ki ll!" a le .Pour info P nelson and ..wLl|dl€ °a nd V°§ :"? "";= hav e n- IH! tlomughly.M l m(to s un4 |q m m n w u p f x o h n e r t r u d -
N¢ _ , a lte r I \°\k'l v m: lt !-P' ff'I.'2'1 f."' be fore le rvmz-°""'F"¢'l'1'.'E.'il'2,','1.1""'2'.'2'.'I°.'¥".?I"....
f the mac hine needed water.I t wa s
_mound thought i o a t o p there an d
ap p ly fo r n p all o f wa te r .People
Iln xvem| 1\ e we re nlway l n e lg h bo w
ily . a nd a s th er e wax n o pu blic g aln g e th e r e a bo u tx,Ne ll ju mp e d o u t
*und hastened up the graveled drive
na d nrnnnri i n than hnvk (10012 A
J es se Ca rter of Oma ha, was
i ti n g fri en ds i n th i s me ig h b o :
la s t Me e k .
Mr .a n d Mr s .F r e d C o mp u
Bla i r ,visi ted a t th e H a n ?I
h o me Su nd a y eve ni ng .\
Mr s .Da n Ph i llip s r gc ei ve d
broadcasting station ¢KGNF, offi
cilally went on air.G¢§thenburg--Front sheet being
ments being made in City Park.
Pladamoutll-Paving on U.S.
Highway No.'15 practically com-
plated.
Mavwaod-Franchise xzranbed to
,vnu ..v...... ... _..,__,_,_I w i was umndlng with her bucklm lxlm hanging out a snowy vrnslrimg ut clothes.She ware | pink
mxnbonnéh but he could see n cmmlc-
iof clotbesnlnn protruding from the
of the death of her aunt.M n .M¢Guire in Omaha Friday night.
Mm. Phillips went m Omaha Sat-
urday,remaining over night and
attended the funeral Mondny
home of their grandparents,Mr. " 1'°'°"""-. ..|....,~....-....... .W.. .... ..~..and Mrs. Carl Rohwgr, Sr.g Delicious tea-lame refreslunentgcuoperntive cream ~eryMrs. Clara Hexse Txetgen passedacan be made with a minimum of|Went Poin Hansens Cafe i n
on at her home snut.hwut uf Ft. time and trouble by melting marsh stalled new booths.Calhoun Sawrday,-luly 12. aged 47 mallows, peamn bmzle, nougut ui-l Ewing-s mw Hi ghwa y De part
N
IS.M.True for supply electric
current t othis village.
Edi s o n -W o rk progmssing o n
new auditorium.
!d 8llth I 0f lh 0 bo DI 1E L |mul.'nin|?.-M I .Ph i lli p s a n d JohI1}h\.lBband_Wi}1iBm agjd geven c h i l- I cammels over hot, water and addl'ment will gravel Highway
ing tn wafers.For lnskancez Sal-south from here.
tine wafers may be spread with West Po int-W oo dlawn
melted marshmallows wpped. with sold to Lee Coomrod.chopped nuts, and browned in the|Dayldn-Ele\'aho;~grader
oven.Vanilla snaps may be putling on Grain Growers Hi|
No. 8
Dairy
work-
ghway
~ :'Good morning." he suld In his
'or wma?My car-" he did not Bn-ilsh Lhe sentence.Ile paused lu
.dlsmny, tor me elorhespmn were rf:-_Qmoved from we lovelhast at llpl and
U1e lace turned Lo his was never
-thnl of an urdlnary mnldservaul.Such rare beauty could only belong:tu the :later of Cells and lizhel
|She uw hla embarrassment and
Zlmlled gravely.
'"WMUH Certainly," she mid. lnl l roles which made his pulseslllllllb-"lf y o u wlll come to theihoule I will give you a pull; there|11 wller ln the garage.but youM "aa wan ml cha nnll ln the
lpleaxnnt voice,T'Mny I have u pull g also,
.Chris Larsen home near Herman
Conn.le§went down for the fun
Mrs.John Reid attended the
meeting of the Long Creek Club
which met with M m Hans Boea
Thursday uftemoon on the fa rm
recently occupied by Mr. and Mrs
new.Harry Ervey shipped two truck
loads of cattle to the South Omaha
market for Thursdays market.Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Peberseh and
son, Robert,Mr. and Mrs.HarryErveyand danghher,Faye and
Mr.and Mrs.Dan Phillips were
Monday evening visitors at the
dren, Mrs Freda Neuhaus of Ben-
son,Mrs.Wilma Peterson,How-ard Grace,William J r ,Donald
and baby, Joan.Four brothers
and three sisters besides other
relatives and n host ol fnends.
Mrs. Txetgen nuflued a paralytic
stroke June 23 from which she
never rallied.Al l was done for
her that loving hands could do.
Funeral services were conducted at
the home at 1 p. m.and at the
Presbyterian church at 2 p. no. on
Monday, when a large concourseof people paid their last respeds
to the deceased.Rev. 0. D. Balt-
'usand,'Wiliiam and seven chil-
,f -
mm cm--s2oo.ooo bona is~|:sue will be voted upon to provide
'funds for construction of 'new 1
u
n£4
b
3,
Jgelher as ai sandwich with pea-'east of town.courthouse.
ut brittle or cammels,softened West Poi nt-Ca rmody 's Bake Edi s on-Conti nmta l Telephone
a spread.Shop installing new fixtures.Company reconstructing telephone
Ginger snaps make a good com-Elmc re e k- Elm Thenlre p u r~system hen.\.ination with a sandwich filling of ' chased by C. J. McCue.4 Ha y Springs-Reliance Drug
oftened nougat, and rnany otharl Amhers e ~ ~ S g o m u p m e d f o r B u s i n e s s .~\
ed operations in new location.
Eustis--Eleven carloads stock
shipped ont of here recently.
Te ka ma h-Ro o t o f Schroder
building mplimd.
Wausa "mutt-act let for con-
struction of one-story building on
New Ford 'l`ruckWith Chvsd Cab
4 '
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vnriations can be worked out to,Bank and First National' Bank
suit any taste.consblldatnd.
The childran will enjoy taking Oxford--Building south nl Pra~
over this part of the meal prepat-ton Drug Store lmown as old post
ation and feel they are helping office will be razed to make way
wages.
Reynolds Rendering Works
Farnum Franzmburg, Representative.
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h u l l / I
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''lwr "n ""§he"`i¢u"N"_ IT HL"...l, ev.-.\i:°;;.'i i r of Kountn Memorialfm k|n¢he||,lmmaculat:l;,clel;l:...'IL.:.11:th :..1 II::1!ff*-¢¥f='chreh in Omah conducted theIbm! an ancient eoland woman.were callen in the l'l¢i8hb'°l'h°°'i||ervieen.Six m i n. " o f the de-
crlpnled wlth rhexunntilm.sat .lun eomlonnhle lu-mchnlr by the Dre.\t4he.cronk¢d hoarse protests when'the gm ave Nell n |hlnlug pall.
|"Plane be quiet, Aunt Happy#
clxldod the girl.
'"I sm sorry to trouble you-l
dldn't know that I might be lulmd-
,lug-I am acquainted with Mn.
Finch and her daughters and-"l "You must be coming to dlnnerItonlglm then." suggeslai the girl.]"I recognlxed you at once-l amalloaamoud Finch." -She held out aihund rouzhened by housework.
;Nd] took~her hand "May l stay
n lltlle while uud be kltclien cour
puny?" be nsked..Ilosamond looked doubtful.Thou
u wave of cnlur lmmlcd hor ¢ulr~'ness "I shnll ne glud, Mr. Lutl-
mer, but you see lt would erulmr~
nxt mother und the girls If it \\'¢-n-
'known-you see lic-muy Ls crippled.ax we cannot udurd another maid.=x come out und help.lleppy dl-lfeeu me und I love to cook-ll ghes
-the younger girls u chnnce ta golabout.I must fly around now.,because there ls dluner to get. Canlyou ml: mayonnaise?".
1 Nelrwnahed his hands und pushedllmek his cuffs .L lt §9.u _will lel me help you a
Monday afternoon.
FT. CALHOUN
AND VICINITY
H.H.Rohvmr and sisters, the
Misses Anna and Ella, left Mon-
dny for a few weeks stay at their
eummer home .ear Pine River,
Minn.
Mrs.George Rlohwer,Sr.anddaughter, Miss Celia retumed on
Monday after a pleasant outing at
Lake Okoboji.
Mrs. A. W. Beales left Tuesday
for a visit nt the Wm. and G-ao.McDonald homes.Dinner guests Tuesday evening
at the J.W.Trisle(home wereAttomeyVerneVanikandpar-ental, Mr. and Mrs. C. L.Vunce of
Omaha and Mr. .and Mrs.LyleVance and little daughter of Chi.
cugo.»Mrs.Arthur Schneider very
pleusantly entertained the kensing.
ton club at her home Wednesdayafternoon.Mrs. fJohn Landiswus
u guest.'the Coffman Neighborhood Clubwhich meets monthly was enter-
tained Wednesday afternoon at
ceased were pall-bearers.Themanyfriendsofthefamilyex-
tend their sincere sympathy lntheir sorrow.Among those fromawayinattendancea t the fun-
eral were Mr. and Mrs. Emil Tiet-
gen,Mr.and Mrs.Henry Lage.
Mr.and Mrs.Hans Tietgen and
son, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Rctch-wich and Walter Tietgen, all of
Sholes and Carroll, Neb., Mr. and
Mrs.Fred Schneider o i West
Point, Mrs. Minnie Schneider and
son, Fred of Raallie, Nels Nelsonandsister,Miss Anna and Wm.
Lehmann of Omaha, Mr. and Mx-s.|
Chris Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Jipp
Skow and Gua Wulf of Benson.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Michaels, Mr.and Mrs. Wm. Sierk, Wm. Loner-|
gan and daughter, Miss Grace ol"
Floreme, and a number frbm Ben-
nington.MR. and Mm Tietgen hadcelex-ated their twenty-fifth wed-ding anniversary Sunday,May 4,1whenalargecrowdwasinat-1
tendance to make merry \\'ith_
~the'm.|l Mrs. Gerlmde Frnhm Rawjen
left Tuesday morning on a trip to
California.Word was received here Monday
nivht nf nw flnath nf Geurae Em~
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Cheap as One?
Often yuu hear the remark that two can llve as
cheap as one.This line of talk il dddn In spring ontheundnideted, but it wvn't hold water when u eomeslw
an eetual test.,
Petmnlzing a cresm sutian. when a good preamery
il in opention in a community, works out ahoni the same
way.
Thin eneamery an hmdé m advantage every ounce
of neun produced in thi community at very male e:....a
mmuhcturlng costs.Why Hr pay me on |.n extra buildi ng or two mdpl y extn salaries,when every Hit ol muhinery and
equipment ls nl hand tn hurdle the milpa! of hnllerfat ol
¢he mmmnnltyf
Soni! men ha ve to ga mnrried to find nut that Iteuuta uxtn to mninhln n 'hdly nl two or mae.All _:"m
me to a » u m c ompare figures on pri ces plld where
ann nations have no aumery competition ce cmvhveyo u tha t a n e xtn a nn luti o n or two is ne lly e li a -
bility to the e onmunny imtead of an um.
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.II W I'o nt Mo de l A A tm c k s
'and Mo d e l A li gh t d eliver y
cars wore announc ed th is
we e k b y th e Fo r d Moto r C omp nli y
~nd ar e o n display i n th e s h o p
rooms o t F ord dc ile ra.|
Changes in th e tr uc k s are prin-
c ipa lly in th e fr on t ¢n d, *" wma1
~as been completely redesigned, arid
in th e c ab .Th e ra d ia to r i s h ig he r
with more c o oli ng sn rfg c e. fe nde rs
ar e wi de a nd tloviln g. a nd a blac k
cowl strip adds a note of distinc tion.
Th e n e w Mo d e l A A tr uc ks wi th
th e four-speed tran smis sion intro-
du c e d s eve ra l mon th s ago ma y be
had with enc lo sed or open c a b. The
enc losed cab,sh o wn above,is a ll
ste el, it is lo w ln appearanc e yut.
wi th amp le h e a d r o o m.Th e ogznn
c a b ll ot b la c k ru bb e r to p mater ia l
The sam Shtina price this wzek il .Tic for butscr
h t .We In paying llc-n mv d' of huw your Camper-
liiv e Cxeamery (Hu yan better prlos.~
To Make A Good Cream Market Better
Blair Co-0perative Creamery Co.
WE Also BUY POULTRY AND EGGS
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and Is easily remuvon.Bo th cabs
are equipped wi th Windshields of
Tri ple x s ha ttc rgr oo l g las s and va c -
unm_type v.'ln<1'=hle!d \.Ipr:3.
Mod el AA tru c ks may he Ind wi th
a pla tfo r m hmly ,wh ic h can be
equipped wi th sta kes o r a panel
body .Th e chassis has ma ny l m
pluvémen ts ,inc lud ing the four
spc ed transmi ssion,larger fron:
brakes.str ong er springs.power
ta k eo tf o pe n in g an d opti onal du al
rear whe els.
The Mo del A linc of n ew c o mmer-
c ial c ar s c o mpri ses a li ghhd ollvery
tr uc k wi th p ic k- up b od y , a d e lu xe
del2.cry f.r..c . a small pa ne l tr uc k
a w!a aLn!.§0.1 wag on.These c a m
have :h c su m lor whee ls and lar ger
t!:c a or th e n e w Fo r d passenger
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cowl strip adds a note of distinc tion.
Th e n e w Mo d e l A A tr uc ks wi th
th e four-speed tran smis sion intro-
du c e d s eve ra l mon th s ago ma y be
had vrlth enc losed or open c ab. The
enc losed cab,sh o wn above,is a li
ste el, it is lo w lu appearanc e y u t
wi th amp le h e a d r o o m.Th e ogznn
c a b ll ot b la c k ru bb e r to p mater ia lACOLUMN Fon
WOMEN i -'2DESSERTS FOR HOT DAYS
Nothing seems/to touch the spot
on a hot day hkn a delicious, cool
dessen This dessert should bc
varied, however, ls variety adds to
its appeal.Hem are two rather
unusual summer desseng that may
be made up quickly:
Mu i r le e
¢C a n T w o L l V g a s
Cheap as One?
Often yuu hear the remark that two can llve as
cheap as one.This line of talk il dddn In spring ontheundnideted, but it wvn't hold water when u eomeslw
an eetual test.,
Petmnlzing a cresm sutian. when a good preamery
il in opention in a community, works out ahoni the same
way.
Thin eneamery an hmdé m advantage every ounce
of neun produced in thi community at very male e:....a
mmuhcturlng costs.Why Hr pay me on |.n extra buildi ng or two mdpl y extn salaries,when every Hit ol muhinery and
equipment ls nl hand tn hurdle the milpa! of hnllerfat ol
¢he mmmnnltyf
Soni! men ha ve to ga mnrried to find nut that Iteuuta uxtn to mninhln n 'hdly nl two or mae.All _:"m
me to a » u m c ompare figures on pri ces plld where
ann nations have no aumery competition ce cmvhveyo u tha t a n e xtn a nn luti o n or two is ne lly e li a -
bility to the e onmunny imtead of an um.
\
The sam Shtina price this wzek il .Tic for butscr
h t .We In paying llc-n mv d' of huw your Camper-
liiv e Cxeamery (Hu yan better prlos.~
To Make A Good Cream Market Better
Blair Co-0perative Creamery Co.
WE Also BUY POULTRY AND EGGS
rear whe els.
The Mo del A linc of n ew c o mmer-
c ial c ar s c o mpri ses a li ghtxloli very
tr uc k wi th p ic k- up b od y , a d e lu xe
del2.cry f.r..c . a small pa ne l tr uc k
a w!a aLn!.§0.1 wag on.These c a m
have :h c su m lor whee ls and lar ger
t!:c a or th e n e w Fo r d passenger
Cllf3.
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nsumnvnusvasuswen.nw 1 . Wewwr.¢u ~CUTS'
_ j `busmo:r
r u . . .\v.. 1..~ ~ i1 n m n i n th a tlof you and your dark plvmlngs lnqu-\= klicken."
Nell never forgot that hour sph:|ln the klkchen with lovely llos:\~
mond Flnch wllh old Heppy nod-
dlni her whlwturbnned head np-
pmvlngly.'2 Tlnn nlght at the happy, 'lnformnl
dinner party for which the Flnclnel'were nmous. waited on by Um man
...E ...mm V.mm. uh, nv -wh.Miss Dorothy McMillan is vis-
iting her sisters, Mrs. John KeeganundMisses Jessie and Janie Mc-
Millnn.
Miss Catherine Frahm has been
engaged by ihe local school board
gs;oencher of the 7th and Sthsdes.A lm-ge crowd was in attend-
>»
»who drove the cur, Nell saw hs:-lmund agaln nd she seemedauullmer
ml: she had retreated into somejeool grotto of thought. but hll se~,dons eyes. with a hidden appeal to
:moe at the band concert l d
movies .Wednesday night in t ecity park.
On account of the extreme heat,
some of the fumers of this vic-'her sleeping heart, brought her ont.and gradually he uw her coldnas
melt.Durlng the weeks that fullowedNell learned mom abuut the later-allng fnmlly ol girls who maln-ulned melr nodal posluon on a dplewd income. unul there came nday when they had m nnpack Mrsnm-hu num weddlnr dren and vell .
ma y ha v q mn c utti ng ma n b l
moonlight., and report it is _rnue 3mox'e\pleasant working.'`lAnumberfromhere attendcd
the funeral services of Mr.Aug-
ust Frochnow a t the Bt.Johns
Lutheran church two miles north
a l Florence Thursday afoemoon.
Mr.Pmchnow had redded on his
lor Roanmondh hrldnl.Arm- un,_mp "eldest mn Flncb," who madnlzentedlx stayed nz home ln thekitchen. was the drag bride mdAunt Bmw. who hl turned herlnto a hmoun cook.was almoxtan proud u Nell himself as the
hddi cnms uv the aisle "She lockslike 1 lovely mme." laid mme one
U.|u|. du.Nell only smlled.ue knew that ~benmth the marble there was name- h a d \xB BO!kissed his Glxllwl
mm M e i m»nr|¢h|.»
farm, near the church for thepul
54 years.He was 72 years oi
age Burial was made in Fox-emLawn cemetery.
Misa Dora Klindl. wns the gms
of Omaha friends Friday.Mr. and Mrq. Walter Sievers oChiugn, arrived Saturday for 4
vmek's visit with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Trinler am
Mr. and Mrs. J. A.. Landis amend
M "Journey's End" nt the P mmmml. in Omaha, Saturday after
noon.
Sf
§
''Miss Marie Sierk spent theu...... ...l I ml. "l"t.:...».Iwaek nd with friends in Lvam.
J puuu a v ----~~- - - ¢ -xnu have bean discovered 1 -, , " { § ,'§,",,,,my any there , , . , ] m » = x m v i =a :elativesinCer-
come the announcement um mme-¢8¢=°. Neb. Sunday.
bo dy huf o un dnn e e d le l nnh a y -Mrs.Ellie R.Cook returned
nuusb-VDo\ed0Bla4a.home Sundny from the Swda hImmanuel hospital where Ain hu
F o u r m a n n with ljanlmntor " ' h e ~ w e e k s .She
=1HJ2=4"°°"lY'|*P'°C'=*'="K°*°°Y ur. a nd .m m o m a n d
w ¢ y u » m = ¢ m g , w h m 1 n » 1 mg |Mrs.Lizde sen ma so n. Bobby
mm t o a n mh l n l l y -were calling on relatives in Oma-
ha Sunday afternoon."No w thnt you haw an auto 1|Mr. and Mn. Wm. lvusonapent
g u i "i f n E a " " " r ,
.....,,... .,.... ... ...f .11 ox.-n....».Sundly afternoon at the Pa d1u"»~»uyvu¢¢~v-»--w _|Kl'\l8aho|ne.W W W 'Iastweeklwuout Mr. and mm om Rohwar, sr.
r$50on1ims\loue.";va|\:|;\llera:t,th¢P.C.'l'u¢kex
Polieewomnn lhrguet McHugh °"E§. mwybau mfi fllyed tha
-d B03$°ll¢kI\°¢|\1°d Tom Ohrlan ill-|Ias'hara team on the home dmu the guitar Mid: A fiat blow an mend Sunday, the score being 18
*sf
m e iuw
§<.5..i _,,;.
~ '" '71Z.=.Q: ~
Bmr, Nebmu, my 11, was P h p h r s
With The Churches
'md family spent Mundny even!ng|Hr.Ind Mm.I{arlStortz uf second.
:ti ..*»*1€JI=.:<§. .'?E°%*°':&'iL_".'33.°' §'f'f."i§`2s_°f°PEE4 ef E" H2':~=s.<3f\ -Harem* se:rved a very delieicus
ng of mndwicha,
e idea.g will be held xtthe
Wulf, August lst.
Hansen, Rrpolhar.
view Health Club
all determined to
lest ae¢m-".n u n
l this at the meeting
m- leader,Florenec
.1u1,by practicing
I starting the health:
1
become due un bondod lndebt»ed~_
neu, xinldng funds, :nd the dl!-
ferent objects llld branches o! ex<
pendimrg of u i d City,itemized
and classified as hereinafter set
Revenue received fr o m d l
lourees $121,866.65Ba it furthe r nndv bd tha t this
resolution be entamd at Lu-ge on
the m u m of this Coundl and
forth, u estimated as follows, to-that the same he published for
wit:ifour consecutive weeks in The
Prlnting and Publication $soo.oo Enterprise, a legal newspaper of
Salarien of City Ofiidnlx 6,0W.00 general circulation in the Clty of
For 0...;;ts, Alleys ua Blair, Nebraska.
Brldga 12,000.00|Passed and approved this 20th
Fire Department Equipment lday af June, 1980..
and Purpose 2,ooo.oo,J. Harold Sww ut,
Miscellaneous Purposes 5,000,001 I Mnvnr.
Chiropractic
for pain in
Arms and
Whether y o u r
pain be neuritin.
sdntloa or rheu-
m a t i s m i g y '
ca o t . t eslnusanimplnge~
me n t .o f t h e
(he
Lea-
De n ma mma : wr - we n , w w. .vwuwumy enxuuue :rom xe uuw- mm;oondstiMr.and M n .Ray Pagexqudst bone National Pa rk whe n t h e y q m d mand daughnsrs nrhended s bhthdny me s few days-Both Mr. And Ne xt u g
party Sunday at the Ted Moyer Swtbé were former members n;
home near North Bef-" T |'of our wsddng force.5 e of reno
Follu who he]a ur-A a Rlddl ,~L2.|nh hi :hlfgninv Suvglnv ;t um sn..-... mmm... --.£.£°?.'l°.E <
AS TOLD BY THEIR PASTORS
CHRISTIAN c a unc u
A. J. Ilargctt, l'asw¢'
Bible School, 10 A, M.M°li°l!=x !°f§*=iv» 11_4J& __
We had several visitors in tlm ¥¢'§`iis`» iietaiianserx, ir. mix B.5E.`i2"o`£I§h"§,' f2"`$'s§1"§"1§&
Sunday serviea We have some M n .Clemnrens Williamson,Mr. mother Mrs. S. K, Riddesbarger.~ Mrs. Hlmld Taylor and fum-|~ H e g y l f ived 1 plu
some o
M me °'o urme rs nwgy on vafsauon i1 u n .Tlteo.Wxlliamson and : q t w s S u n y ro m
M m s o r h ' k a n d f a m -yt a k e y o u r v l c a h o n g b f m l r c h i l d r e z x a n d C n r i s R u w e o f f} ~ = = = d = .u w w
;- 4 n . . . , . \ _ -
When you
to church on Sunday.You take ,_,_____
The Elven
members are
the E
member prove<held with ou
gn-uggn EB'£°3".?"'.§"W r. u.un nllea ol othen viho han ioll|u'.'.f'}-|........... mllh ilhll ......»|"'u`L' :'.... M.. h.n¢:¢\ is Dixon, July 1
their drills am
records.
Pneaclung, 51W r. m.Mid-week meeting Wednesday,
8:00 p. m._Lust Sunday evemng the Inher-
m~|s»f»lnl.v n.asin¢.erl in n ww
-v nun. »~./lm..-....... "..........~.. up-.»»».-_.. ..-. nun. muuuucx naamur"'{'UU\15"8 from 'Jw place °°|Monday afternoon at the Hu o l d n e n and family of Linsay, Neb.,
which you have gone.When W°|'I'aylor home.Billy returned home visited the 1orm¢r'|| dnt/er,M i n
do this we can vacation without with her for a couple oldaya visit.Esther Rasmussen on Monday.the Kingdom mifering overmunhl Mr. and Mrs. Emangxel Andrea-Hx. §illgnln,a ministarot Oma-
nerveh i n ~»1
s p i n a l column.5
This produces xx
pressure th a t A
shuts a l l the
flow o f nerve
energy no neces-
sary to the
m l m ' d r u l
pn-ga o f the
body.
The ractor
trained to ln-
=»
ts the point of obstruction
or interlereuue in thu sphm
and by means al Hd j w i n r
the mb x m zf d vertebrae
back uri!! nonnal position,
corrects the cause o!your
pain and rentnres your nerv-
es to normal function,
Every Gliroprmctor is glad
to hava you consult with
hi m concerning your case
free of charge.
Dr. W.l\l. Foral
Wolff Dr u :Slvre Bldg
PHONE 175 Ind!" Na b
tension of Electric 1ight_
symm 15,000.00Street and Public Lighting 5,000.00
Salaries of Employees, Main-tenance and Extension od
Water Works System 12,000.00
Parks and Park PIIIPDDGS 500.00
Music and Public Amuse-
ments soo.oo
lhinwnanee and Operation
of Public Library s,ooo.oo
Sinking Fund for Sewer
Bo nds and me me 4,500_00
Sinking Fund for Inter-
section Paving Bonds
and Interest 1s,ooo.oo
Paving Assessments on City
Property 1.ooo.oo
Salaries of Employes, Maln~
tenance and Extension of
Ice Plant 7,000.00
Hydnmt Rentals .2,500D0
And the Mayor and Council at
the Qty ol Blair, Nebraska, here-
by certify that the following is a
true and oo§..m'.'. statement of the
a n i m revenue of the G t y of
Blair,Nebraska, received for the
fi na l year commencing on the
first Tuesday in May, 1929,
_| ...
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I N THE c o u m v COURT OFWASHINGTONCOUNTY,
Ns s na s wa .
In the Ma tte r o l the Emu o f
Hans Asmua Lamp, Deceased.
The heirs at law, ne xt of kin,
logateea, aeditolu and all peraoun
interested in said state are here-
by notified that on the 28rd day
of June, 1980, Louis Godeker filed
a petition in said County Conn
alleging that Morgurelhs.Lamp.executrbc under the last will and
testament of add deceased had re-'cently died and that the condition
of said estate requires the ap-
pointment 'of an odruinistrator debonls non with will annexed, said
petition asking for the appoint-
iment of amid petitioner as suadministrator.I If you fail to appear at sad
1County Court on the 19th day ol'
July, 1930, at 10 o%lock A. M. andcontest uid petition the Court may
appoint we l La da Godeker _or
jsoma other suitable person admin-|lnrator de bonis mn and proceed
la u settlement o ,said estate.
Wib1es,my hi nd and officialsealthis 23rd day ol June,1980.
( s m )L c. ELL ER,23-lt County Judge.
Four of X11
yrege absent.
ne fifteen memhers\
'l'he~eonzdh1tlonand'I
I§»m1§~ We ;;;.;"»:,;1;; neglect. Try it.negation gym-
nly with our
.b in the loss
-anion.la t us
our prayers.___._,-.__..
n n a n d sons spent Sunday nib-[Im Bhd his daughter mme up eo by-laws were ldoptsd.eruoon at thc Rudolph Andreaso:|_ the _Home Sunday bo see ahqut A delicious luncheon of ioecnun
hbme . K;_ ~;="~=~ fo r n Ie w ~ ;, me mbe r o t hi s 1 lm1 l Y a nd c a ke wa s e njo y e d by e v e ry o ne .
to e g n u a ,ome._g.P |J _B d _. I Fnnas Morgan, Rnportaer
.plea unt vldt §\md»y from her DESTROY FLY
July Clenrance Sade eontinued|¥l§-§I}ilon_|qd yds of Falls City.nnlrv nni n ¢,,,,~¢ ~¢
may have their services ,pin in
the neu future.
Next Sunday evening the young
people will assist in ihe oervine.
The subkct for eondderntion is
Our entire a n g
pathlzes very a¢~»
Brother Everett 1;
at his heluved com;
rme mber hi m in
Some GEM Summer R-=»d1==¢"."Bear re one W.Quarterly business vwetins' has ;as"l:he admonition
n u n l u u ~i f m u . A p o s t l e g g ;1 S a t u r d a y n i g h t, . m y a s m a t m r s R u t h D n n m i m we n t ° °". _ " " " ` " " " ` " " " 'I a s h i o u ~~ . P g - . ' F E * |Ch fr kn nk 0 i t haha \| n\-mc h u
vuvl*"'°'| | J |____» ~ -h -g a l g h ~n g a !h " 1 ' = ° ' " " | e a t i n g f | 5 ¢ ¢ " ' h i
t h 9 b l ` ¢ B d " |
u u l .L A r m
.D e s u o v i w
_. .
b m - g g i n ;S h e 1 2 t h a t e w n i g g d u w e d 'o ! m _ ¢ B '3 3 - _ _ _ .a n d g u t . y o u r " * " " ° 2 § . f . ' Z .' i = » - h m » = |R e v .A . _ _ J.f ¥ " F " ° "~`Y r l ! I 1 °I n w m a " m n s ~ = = = < g f -~ ° f _ § . 1 _ __A.. ._ _ .. . .___ \- ..b q g n p g s ! P ° n * d . u l l m x :s a n d s P g ; t o n c e w i l l m a n i n n p i n o n a t -= ~ » -
.
Y O "
e v¢ U JJ 1 8 -
BAPTI b'l" CHURCH
v a n A n n \ . . | . . | 1 0 A I . . |u r . . | m e r u m u n \ . » - e u w r a t s u a n d a i : ~a |J u. : n a m c n a n e l n n n r f o r u a u n m n ' n l a c n n n f f i l m : n r n n n r l r m f l . l " I l \L u n .
mn h
CDI'
P unnlvu ~S y a f ; ' " m : ' ~ f ; 1 ; b u ; = @; ' i ; ° ; ; ' ; n i ; ' ; ' ' ; f ; ; , t »7.50 1:,ylelp you wo.$3-Values up to $'aided at the Piwq and Nas an~tltion of the problem..He qmnt
-|.1 \\.laB1-un ,. A l l¢G1wc.4:r1o mr. crrumcn | h l a W h N ( 1 L A I \ I ) N E W S L M ,u,°°';2",$1'"£E§ué£'u1 W 3 Q E _.fr °f.."'° an 1'°'%'€.?"dL . J . Mo r a n , P u w r
Slmday Sehoul ms A. u.lhmlng Wonfaip, u /L u.~ "F}'|°°L.§'9° E- U;
|iumbei§. ~-~" " ' 1 ""'"|spreau\ng me manure and litwr" 'F.Newell.Putor Mr. and Mn. Henry mmlmd Mr. and nm. Julius Olsen md.';f§l°§ the 153 or """ 'u g y
Virgil wexe last Tuesday evening family came over from Iowa on .° mu , remove vChurch Schoolat 10 c'cJock Su.n» vidmrs at the Earl Thompson 'Ihesduy mornin and visited the nuisance.Keeping straw,andday, Ray KJ-ugh, assistant super- home.fomier's sister, ins, Esther Ras- manure cleaned "P around the
igtendent.." f a Henry Ho\(cnd.ick gpentlnuissen._barns and rotten lmy out of :hc
5
Note the hour of services and
tgy and come a little early,this
will add much to the spirit. of the
meeting.You can come late with-
out any effort, but who wants to
live an effortless life.
'Public worship with preaching by Inst Monday with her daughter,
the pastor at 11 a. m.51 Ra g c g d LI ;-=_§-_gg and her July Clearance Sale
The young peop axe to have 3|-'KU ng until Saturday night, Ju»-'gm ~mother f m m Blair'were 1
: ; ; : j , ; e ' § 3 ch /d huh their §_5 'md°Y _€X¢Pi llE ~ _gt gbefghe Fashion Center-1
continued
dy 26th at
:hon now
Iteed raclm wni algo' remove the
|common breeding places of flie.
§§}'Q.1¥f mms am rx As. riezunr andget your shared me rgaing.oMrs. Freeman Loftis and How-Full Fashioned 3 kiK18¥~i1""|
ard ment Ftidav at me ned An-|W¢8r are on sale A theFlshlun r nmrs. mano n uc nmxn ann son "fdei soi h°n;_'"'"' " " " ' " |car for wly 'gg ~ _An
incoln, spent several days at the Mr. and Mrs. mm Harper were
m l Hansen home.§"?§';"'£1°"°""'»¥gu e m a t the
_M _n w n umaMrandvi _rs C u l Gravenhold Ted m t l and m b f
led s d c 'th ey y o",f},,.Z€J' m.¢.i'1 »..,.,.I.'f' 'RLT mm-3 Dmlm. were vidtinz at the How-
, new colors.28~1t
BELL CREEK VA LLEY
I
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT
IN ' nm C OUNTY B OURT OF
Mr,and Mrs . De tlef ww a nd L
family. Mr. and Mrs. John Peter-"
sen and family and Geo.Lune
helped Babe Ryan celebrate his
birthday Thursday evening.Mrs.
Bm sex-vFd andwi¢}|eg, cake and
llAcame home recently from an Oma-'UG Curley home las! week.
h, hmim .Gnndpn Fletcher, Alma, BirdieMiss Eme Han is visiting 1-eu-|=nd Marjorie and mr. and u m
tives in W;,¢¢m,in_Louie Hovendick were Sunday din-Mn. Zepher Hughes of ch;¢,g°_5ner guest:at the Frank Laid:vm m u hame._Notice n he b umls'lint mek at um wml .lmghmm on w u m a .m u -re y given *
mm.. vm...Mr. and Mm. Fhrl Pehermnwzns
Irena Hultmnq mir/ed Wednes-WASHINGTON COUNTY,g evening with Mrs.Adolph NEBRASKA.
,n youm wo 'a _he of John McQua!1'Ie, De-swery mf men-picnic at me '
noon.'fff=we»»4°Q"e=ff=1==esf1=§~=L~
the Qty ol Blur, Nebraska, here-
by cutify thnt the following is a
true and eo§..m'.'. statement at the
a n i m revenue of the G t y of
Blair,Nebraska, received for the
gu||||||||u||||||||||||uluuu||||||||n|||||lllllllmmmmlm1||mmm||mlmnmmnllnmmlllnnlnnulnmmnlmn
~ CARS
§We still have a wide selection of USED CARS
;open ond closed models.Come in and pick
U ¢~|;
free of charge.
Dr. W.M. Fora!
Wolff DWI Slvre Bldg.PHONE 175 Ind!" Nab.
appoint w d Lada Godeker or
some other suitable person admin-inntor de bo nis on and proceedia n setxlement »¢5`»»m estube.
Wib1es,my hi nd and official
seal this 23rd day ol June,1980.
(SEAL L c. EL LERY'~ay.2.1!~23-'lt County Judge
me c r eam n o me gue sts.
u . . .me n Ha u l L-..n.........2..1.A u a n ." u l | . \ ¢ 4 l »u l . :u u c u .h i l l l .f e w d a y s t h e p a s t w e e k f r o m t h ;
°f€e°§= °f.§h°me Pw ._nclen |dl!l88|l ¢¢|€Dl'8l£d mx-birth anniversary Sunday by en-
tertaining the following girls:
Verna Wulf,Dorothy Lumen,
Elizabeth Hansen,Wok Nelaen,
AUJIIAI "" ": "'" " " :T h s 1 u w u l m r l l z u w ,5 CountyMW m R t e r t d n e d t h ,Mu n d a y e v e n m vi s i to r s t th e e Y V i I a n d Dar le nefg q f f lé _(nab T=f;~;;,,g=,_af te r no on .p a r a n t a l, P e te r 5 Petersouzr home.Ln llman sp en t Th ur s da y a fte rn oo n - Tlld ze o f W a lh in g to n C ° '= m¢ ¥ . Nab -
_w i m m m m c k u l l n l h , b e r £ i : u . 1 m p o r t a s A d m i -F E ?~ ~ ~f u n n In\' A i n 1'\......."'°»-.......,.'LE A i v i n . ~ l . l " l ¢ | N h h h h h w l l f . . .~Of t l u Fllf lf A n i .Turn
Imne Wulf, Priscilla Wrich, mm
Hnnnnm nnmnw Pnhnrh 'n--¢;¢'§:;. §."»af¢§§»Z''i'1>'J,';'5,=?TL'id"é"r'i°'¢1l»v»=fif=`2T ~ ';'::.';i..M:.7f1.=a;f ~#é\§=`3`== .»f.e@»a"2|H==¢'d¢2"»1€1§¢ T..';°.,.d;";.__.,.,.., ......._.,-.......,...,--....-Iverson md Helen Rasmussen.
Rev.Stimpson of Decatur, willshow' s series of slide pictures st
the Rose Hill church Sunday eve-
ning, July 20..
Johnnie Tsylor and ClemensWilliamsencelebratedtheir birth
anniversades at the John Taylor
home Sunday afternoon.Those
nremnt worn Mr, nm! Mrn Nm-nld
g night.
chen,M n .John Petersen andDorothy and Opal Hansen of Blair.
Steve Rave: ol Valentine, vidtedThursday morning at John Peter~
sen's.
Grandma Ward was very sickSaturday.Mr.and Mrs.Norris
Wand were with her Saturday
Roselinn Petersen visited Betty
| working..Raymond and Mnriorie Ne lwm
children of Mr. and Mm. AndrewNelson, nr havinghn siege with
the whoop coug .Annie Eriisen who has been
working nt the Harold Curley
home for some time, returned toherhomeSaturday evming and
will remain there for n while no
vnuu nzenng a x l"0nK8~nelle Wednesday evening.lhéhsnd Mrs.Henry Geiseelmm
are e proud N-menu of aborn '.l'hnndsy, Jdy 10.M y
Mrs.Gmue b Echbenksmp and
m m . Alice viama Friday me r -
noon at Mrs. Albert l.aaker'a.Most of the farmers have com-p l e t e d t h e i r h a r v e s t i n g m d s o m e
. \ . . . . . -
ucation tor n m ad.ministra~}app
discharge,and fo r the,tion and
assignment of midue of estate to
s\u:h_oLher pgrsona as ug l3yl»w
v
enuued to me same,and I haveset the 8th day of August, 1980,
nl. 10 o'cJock A. M. at my o£!i¢e in
said county for the hearing mere-
af.Dabed July nm., mac.
(SEAL)A. c. DEBEL,26-89.Special County Judge.
u n e U l u . l s z l r a u u w a n c e g l v = < \u n y u u r U l u s a
in trade. Some of the cars m stock -» »
\
1030 Chev. Coach 1926 Ford Tudor
i n a n n | . . . . . .n . . . . . . | .i n - v s 1 : - . . . . . | ' r n - ¢ ¢ ~ i mg
h
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r " - " " "':"'A 1 b M d afte a heip her mother, who is fly.llnv(3 INKIH1 I.nreBn{ng.'£ r;§ ;;:'°% ;P""":» § é l;f% " "'3'1~i»?;m a :;':.°°a.,mis-~ ~ M r s .:Ea rl THSSW .,H» » and Mm w¢ n.L=umm a nd
Ch r i s Ru w e M r s 'i1»¢<»W i lli a m-f o r tu n e *»°b r e a k h i s le g Su n da y Da is y .c a l m a n d C a r r o ll we r e 1 ` ° " f "o f Ho o p e r , va d te d S " " d ° Y
. . . ._..._r _1.:|'.l..._1_ s n f mn-\__n\"nJ1in|r whnm l m f a ll f r o m 1 h a ViBit»illR in B la i r Fr i d li f Rf t€ I ll0 0 n Bvgluxlg Bt MIIB LHUIIIE Ll.".lJ18I1'B.b u l l a n a C I I l l q j e n a n n r e n e L a y x o r .vluv I I m R o s s ~f U dit h e b k _a n d L o w e l T h o m p s o n ,s o n o f M r .m e n s o v e r i pf , § " 2 ~ , s , ; ' ; t W ; i t= i s g § ; , : , ; ~~F x a a g f a ;c a t t l e o n ~M ~T h o m p s o n r e t u r n e d ~ ~
a t F I 8 ? ! C i 8 F o r s b é r g ' s .t h e ~m g f k g t M o n d a y .H e 1 1 0 1 1 1 8 ~ t } l B I n f o l I ~~~31 1 d d f m g h t e r ,
F !dM r .a n d L i m J o h n F o r s b e r g ,. M " 2 ; F q r s b e r g w e n t d o w n t o .. . .; % f§ ':f= . T.* : .€ z ': = :. I1° '1f: ~ e, § &* = ': f.'a Y m ° ,'E.°"§="='?.,§',';'.,"£f:,'1°.!¥:.ff "1°=;' £ 2 f ? 2 2
NOTICE
A. c. new, Attorney.ooU1~§1f§'_g R';', wAsH1NG'1'oN
1 . 1 5 7
1928
1927
u u c v 0 \ ¢ \ | ¢ l \ l l 1 . 3 1 - I I : \ l l ` \ l 1 u \ » l - l l ' I
Chev. Coach 1925 Ford Coupe
Chev. Coach 1924 Ford CoupennrlEffan d M m Nn lu ('ln\1ann| `frnanan lonuly RITEFIIOOD.l | \ J l l & | . § l g u m u u a .B l :L u i :v u :D u u " |4 ; ; f . '{ T ` § T " " "\ .\ l l l l l 5 5 | l l r z l z n o ¢ l = » |
;;§k>z1;i;na"':,.;;'°i-;1.,;a;§f ;;,;;;;;;;.~ -'well home.Wm. no1\:1nans.-COUNTY, NEBRASKA.| EvisitorsattheFrancisForsberp:Lovely Silk Dresses are now on __1.Ir3 ..r9l-"ru¢1'ff.]' d r ? P Fmh u 1 =4 I :\n u.. :.l e .. .E. { ~ ~Estflfe of Chris K. Johnson, De- IE C h e v C n a c h 10 1 7 Dnn t iIac C|a|nzle|26home.`sale at the Fashion Oenber ot $4.75
Miss Gretchen Mfencke entertain- and $6.75.Also our better dress-
ed the Rose Hill Rustlers at herles huve been reduocd to $7.95 and
heme Wednesday ufbernonn.MQ=1,$12.1s.If you need nny summer
of the members and several V*9"1lresses no w i s t h e ti m t o buy
itnrs er-e present.thcm gt the Fashion Center.l t '
M and igs-C'»fg'°; "*'{f5 g New\ Shipment of lovely Bee'
~.,i,,:"a °;...';:;:,'; f. :, ,. : ,. ,. s ~ d re s s e s fo r o n l y $ 2 .9 5
The lime fellow has-been named """°. mst been received at ""*\Fashion Carrier.26-lt
~_aus SCHEDULE onum BRIEFS
ann uuugmxr we rebmuruay ul!-eruoon visitors at the Andrew An-
derson home at Blair.
_Mt.and Mrs.IL\ymondMng|ll
and family,Mr.and Mrs.FloydMagilland family took Sunday
dinner at the Henry Hmendick
home.
Francis a n d Maxine Curley
spent Sunday aihemoon with theiraunt,Mrs.Clifford Cain while
their parents attended the Mrs.
Bridwell funeral at Tekamah.
.,..... W...u,-lu ucnr nnur nunuuythe score being 12 to 7 in favor
of Fontanelle.The Misses Anna and EllenLallman, Mrs. Henry Lallman and
daughter, Marian and Gilbert Lail-
man attended A hall gamegat Blair
Sunday.
Full Fashioned Stockings that
Wear are on sale at the Fashion
ceasea.INotice is given w the cmdimrs
to appear before me at the County
Court room in Bldr, Nebraska, on
the 81h day of August, 1930, and
on the 10th day of Nc-vemb:r,
1930, for the purpose of exarry
ination, -adjustment and allowance
of claims.All claims not filed on
or before the 10th day of Novem-Center for only 89c'pair.A11 ber,1930,will be forever barred.new colors.2s1c|._Qahed this 11th day of July,
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|26 Ford Coupe 1926 Nash seuan §
W e have several others that are not listed.§
Come i n an d l ook t h em over .§
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' =Northbound
9:00 A. M.
12:00 A. M.
Soukhbom11:00 A. 1
2:00 P. l
5:00 P. 1
8:15 P. I
ldid.ilgg.
.Tu Sdn _|ny Clearancg Sale contin
e y evemng guests at Lhe__nnhl Saturday rught July 26th;~_;=f»»== Larsen homewere,Mr. and the m m n n Cenbegr shop 1
Ed H d».:as M.-.2 1 nw ».R'l,.......,|'¢-.f land :et your share of the banm
ued
\ at
10Wins.
I 1930.zum .I |§
industrious girls of the Orum Busy
m e Club from Ie iming how to
sew.They received their second
problem Friday, July 11th at the
COSTS1 . E S s ~
f s AvEsO~T I M E
_
Y s u "
malw
that your message is delivérad
and an answer received
"*~~-
¢ | |.lid n l i v u u d h l l i m i n a u d i h m y u u u n
I - ° ° ¢ D i n t | m | .Y n n u u u u u u d t h n
r v v f m f u m m r n c h d u h d u d n a a i n m
i n d n m o r a n g p e n i b h d n n o - ( t r y n a
~ c l l l l i vn f y u u r a u r s x c n l u m l g i -
H y r u n a n b e r o f h u u n o u ~ ~ _ o f ~
26-4t 4 Clnlnty Judge
I
were present.The visitors wereMeta, Wulf and laura Ann .Ten-
sen.Ednawullwa sv dbe dnnew
member of the Club.
Edna Sbork's holder was voted
the heat and Dorothy Jensen's
That the pmbable amount of
money needed for all purposes to
beradsed bynld GW fo r the fi n-
cal year commencing on the tint
Tuesday i n May,1980,including
interest and principal due Or to
RESOLUTION
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES FOR
.THE FISCAL YEAR 19so~19s1
BE IT RESOLVED BY THEMAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE
|:.... .
Selling Groceries and Meats
~
~ llas Been 0ur Business
Advertising is not our game, but we
have alwaysfound that square shoot-*
ihg carries its own advertising.
Try oqr new soft drink stand.W e
will handle all kinds of soft drinks
''and ice cream willbe handledin pints
or quarts.Open every day at our
¢~;.|'
North sing~ ~mel l l l D 9 9 l ln v d n h b l d o u l sh a n n a n h u h l u w
n u g u n u d u h n n' | r . l . n u n s n um o r . l . u u » - u m m .
l l e m u m n l ar . | | . u m m | A . l .
i
Am an, 4.~to
mton-Evans Chevrolet Co3: 0 0 P . M.
3:15 P. M.I.
11I
III
ily and Eric Rolland.
Sunday guests at the L. E. Lar-sen home were: Mrs. Alice Larsen
and Mrs.Opal Kruger and ann,
Dnnsld of OmahaMr, and Mrs. Lars Rolland and
children,Mr.and M m Martin
Larsen and sons, Eric Rollmd andRagnvsdd Richoldsen snent Sundav
mm p...-
CROWELL HOME
Miss Amelia Petersen left E
urday on a week's vacation.;will spend her time at the lu
ot her parents near this dlfY»
Rev.Carl Bxder and two s
mn", .|;......,.."..¢...4 n u .
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I MARCUS BECK
BONDED ABSTRACTER
f \ n | : _ . . .:\ | . _ l . .n \ . 1 _
Eat-
She
une _
gm;-v
1oPpriate:
=¢~w
ons
mm
daywill
eln~
f _....-W mm."suuw -an un:n\afternoon ln Krug; park.Friday.
-Mnmd M»rs.EdHansen vldied M n Sarah Lenon Mt 'rugs!relatives in Lincoln Sunday. Anna for Monm, Neb. where me ~
and Esther Hansen who hadspent pmd several weeks vimjng x~a i ; ~them retux-n»ed|¢,v9, gud friends.
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51| `§1¢1T:"i06;1
rc elhmt Cnin inn_éi i i ni -Ty Se rv i c e
Courleoua 'heatmeatFu-an d00r can Encerpme uma
x
xIDr. Norman K. Rathmann
0P'l`OMETRlS'l'
Over the Blair Drug Co.
Phone Black 41
| ;Evening; by Appointment
x
x
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wl s n m e m .Miss Margaret Rolla d enter-mi md t he Omm Busy Eees Fri-
dny afternoon.There were ninernelnbersandonedsitor,Miss
Meta Wulf, Edna Wulf joined the
club as a member.I-'riday evening guests at the
H. C. Rasmussen home were: Mr.and M m Peter Iverson and
Tessie,Miss Laurens Buch :md
Jens Iverson.
Mr ,md M.-.Di.-\m»,|mnlnm.
Little Billy Freeland of Omalm,
spent a few days last week minib-ing his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Crosby.
Mr. T. K. Comish and son drove
up fmm Omaha Tuesday va vim
their mqther and grandmother
Mrs. Edna Comish.~
Mrs.Sadie Lichty returned on
Tuesday from a few weelm visit
with relatives in Kansas.
_ Pr. and_Mrs. John Granr._Shick
C A R L s m m mInsurance
Real Enlatemnd Loum
Office in State Bank Bldg.
and Viola were Thursday after-
noon visitors in Fremont.Mies Helen Hansen entertained
a number ol girls Sunday ofber-
noon in hnnnr nr i w fm.-¢...=m|~
ierz sazumay for a two weeks va~cation in Illinois and Wisconsin.
They plan to return aout July 27.
Miss Nelle Mchlanignl spentthe
:weekend visiting friends in Omn-
J|Pff'3é4i3r-f"f53r'3ni5§ed"i`°?1`»`iéi§F|""u».- Min '|"|mm :im inlnnfl
DR. w. F_ xHEMpH||_L
DENTIST
hunted ln new
Ho me Thnhs ldg. |s w f . N a a m
- - -xBLAIR ABS'l'l:4(f|~ & TITLE
COMPANY
Bonded Abetncur
lunch of ice cmam, cake and sand-wiches.Fred Knutsen and Will Ge.isel~
man spent Sunday afternoon a t
che Richard Nelson home.
Mr, and Mrs. Anton Henrieksen
and family of Gresham were S\m~
day alternoon visitors at the H.
C. Larsen home.
Ed Hansen and s o n o f B w ,
were Monday supper guests attheChris Benson home.Rnnfhv minn .Q ol.. moz. n..¢
___-,,.__.,.,......,.....,,.,.....\.our family in July, 1926, died attheHomeThursday, following a
short illness.Mrs.Dunn was s
Nebraska pioneer,being born at
Nebraska City sixty-five years ago
and living her entire lilie in this
since.Funeral services wue heldnt the Home Saturday afternoon
after which her remains were tak-
en to Omdm for burial beside herhusband in the Fe Lawn cem-
gbery._Sha Ieavu no children but|m1§"`§5mZ`§¥¢`}e?'£§m`T-1"°
mo m : 1 5 \bensen and sons, Nels and Clar-
Pilot Bldg.Blni r, Ne hruh ence and Fnd Paulse n of muh.
x also Misa Hlzel Newldrk.x 'hxesday =~;»»= guelhuat wg.
Chri Bensn - anl m E ": § m " " s m Mrmskudolps A`L`Z\'fJ§'.;f.°....§ Hu-
x-mxv SERVICE l'L'L"_£'<L'".'l'} _'ik'-..,'f£'Zi'f,:'f
m survived by a bmther,J.W.Bowen of Omaha.Mrs. Dxmnwu
a member of the Royal Neighborlodge md they took s part in the
funeral services.Although Hn.
Dun: was in m invalid condition
and was never able to get abouttheHomeshewillbegxu¢.ly
mined by all of us.-
l i alll! \.unuuzu w t u :vvuu-uuraully u.|.\.»|Thru '|?!rn¢¢+¥i*l¢|».l»..-. 1_4 1 1Offices in Sum Bank Bldg.~
Phone 29s Blur, Nebr.
_'PRAM susnum-
Chicago Q Northwestern lhllnu
Wes*9:25 a.m. duily.Ens 6:10 p.m. da¥ly.
C. Si. P.. M & Omlhl
e u ~I " ` i l »n n r n -u n c h m n f m m m "r S h n l a | | ,l u | | . ,v y h ¢ | ¢\ | g
l l l l I l l u u n m u G n u l e 1 ¢ | p e a ! } , ' | ,' "d ? : : t , , " " ' d W e e k !* I I W D I
l i n .J o e J e u e n a l c b r l h I l e !| | , , _`
birthday Svmdlr-Al m| W \ lt a e mn pn nl d
..~ ~=~H-1-""bvllld ll llr.__°353\}.mn. na-vu fa cum. Cala.. .'i'.'!
uns www-elm wnn muuu zwexynand Florenc Andersen in Blair.
Misa Opie lee Newkirk had her
tondln removed in Arlingwn Mon-day.The same day her mother,
Mrs. Ed Newldrk had the misfor-
tune m fall on the floor and mrthg ligxme nts in hu arm md n~
'fied their friends, M:-sdumes Black-
mme and Tmeblood ax the Homelast week.Mrs. S. K. Riddlesbamer receiv-
ed A pleas ant vmc Tuudly from
apme old schooimntes who :renew
lxvdng in Clnlda.Mrs. RidfIIe|~haranr »»~.m...|.1 A- . .._
FOR 44 YEARS
Selling Groceries and Meats
~
~ llas Been 0ur Business
Advertising is not our game, but we
have alwaysfound that square shoot»=*
ihg carries its own advertising.
Try our new soft drink stand.W e
will handle all kinds of soft drinks
''and ice cream will be handledin pints
or quarts.Open every day at our
soft drink booth just east of the store.
North Side Store
Jens Nielsen, prop.Phona 113 and 114
~W e deliver tinrahing orders FREE!g Blair Telephone CnmpanyNorthbound
7:15 a.m. dnih except Sundq.
1:52 p.m. daily axeept B\m&y.7:52 a.m. Sunday only.
Southbound£2186 p.m. dailx excapt Bmdgy.l:80p..m.\i\!1!.qviredm se 1 f h d " ° ""'"""""""*umm nzMr. .Sd .<:,,°fz:,..:: :r:,,::.';,, Hlnlewn. Iovn yhera fha' vidkd Blair,Nebraska
mm. ummm, my 11, mo
'THE ENT ERPRISE
N a i l e d # f a r Vegetable Salad
'lbs following vegetable n l n d
zw l pe w i l l u rv e ni x :l m p e o o k -
edsne||:%wn |=ookad_diesd¢al~
ro| s,%c upcho pped¢zeenbe |ns;
wumv r c no r GOOD Q UAL l' l"Y o n di di h xtthe f o llo l dnge ln lmlbe
ta llo wa dlndthe Ontmty llle fki n-
The wha t c ro p i n t l n w i m f i a t r u c b e d t a d n w w n n u n t a o n t h et h i l y e l r i a o f a o e p d o n n l m l l l l w f u n d s i n d i n h e d h l w w p n y t h e
wan Ls. ummm,num.:
at¢heNorLhPu'k.Thisdommitf
taewereuhudmddzatminewhpt
Ed. W mnma . Ro ad Wo rk 96.00
ChU...Wlllon, Road Work 8.~
Sam W lllo n, Bold Wo rk 'mo
Arlington Oi l Cm,G u 70.26JohnHall,Road Work 86.06
'''.~|\
~otchecmndl.the Woods
Cupid Was Hiaihg in an ».?.'l"{»'..M.
»
'|s_§Ugn_x;vmv 'munsnikn
Price per Year $1-50
Entered u s e c o n d - c h u mm:
at the postotfica at Bldr, Nubr.,
under the Act of Gang-:eu of
idmch 3, 1879.
B y H . L o ms ml y s u w
¢¢Hli11G80, people!Forgive me
lf x tumbled om me."rho crowd jarzed to the weesmall hours and.belleve me. lcould
go on jaulng yell" And bob-hnlrgd
Margery gave | few graceful lm~
nations of the very newesi }er\¢y- . -f|~».,.- .\... nn"-» snnmlf lnlo
Cmawr.lnxtead d grumbling
over what we think we my lose,
leiua thlnkwhetberwre hnve pro-
perly Lhxnlzd Him fo r wlmt we
have Yeoeived.Are we faithfully
regular in public worship!Axe
CH? Ammey be mequesmea no gm:s mum opi ni on ns ta the lega l-
i ty of using City Funds to adver-
tise the podiion of the City Couh-
cil in eonnektion with the proposed
sale of the Electric Distribution
we doing our but in support °f'Syntram of the City.on roll-call,
nw. nhnmhes which lead in Hi5!Bigelow, Omwdy, qengga, Hunclahl,
g g , "d y -l m _........~. ............,..._ _ ._ _ ,,wr c ooke d :]y ' : p , ° d ; m° ; ' u ; a s n x n n l n g f r u m mmm t o 1
:a¢w=»»°onn=nper~» f m p " n . d ' ! " ' " " ' ° ° " ' ° ' ° ' °" " ' ° "'
|¢r¢,_,ig8_Mi x i ng d j m gh m ht!-le below the average for
" 2 ° ° ° " .':..:"~S.
'§'°"'°°~w w -`
n mon Smdwim-.haOne-pound can pink salmon, re-a U; s . : m m m
...M-Q mmm and akin.Pick salmon -1 ¢»......,.- I n.,Q,_,,_
I v o I a n a n \ | $ ¢ » » B \ |A l l l u n n u m L u u '" v " " " " 1a r t y ]R e p a i r s s 1 4 . 3 0 C h r i s t e n s e n L u m b e r C o ,S u p -
L l 9 - ; C a l h o u n L - b r .C - o . ,G u 1 4 . 4 4 |p l i e s 1 1 . 5 0
the Lyla Signs, Inc., Signs 87.50 Calhoun Lumber Co., Sup-C.B.Mehrens,Expires =plies
Paid 1.63 Farmers Grain &
. 1 16.10
Lumber Co.103.20\Law-:ence Menking,Huck-|Arl.. Supplies
\smiih Work Pnid for 15.50 Fannurs Gx*Bi!lL&
has.Arnndt-Snyder Motor Co., Rc-|Kennnrd. Su 11
Lu mbe r Co . ,
li m;-169.20" "1';'T.'-I-";,m§;'.Zi:' 51';'b;;.""f.;;;aie;.n¢; ; ¢ § T i = n opnvrvlvdtv is beforeEvaryxubecriptionisregarded1dIus!into the busi-lu mum account.Th#ll&lIIU8 of E.,g f .,2'.{'EI"I"Y |15-»r\..-.....1...-..1r..t.. ann..
Méore, McKay, Schmidt ana 1
erts voting''AYE',the mcrmn- \Mon u.o.n u m: WIapart with a fork.six livd-b°¥E°d med for sum representative from]pairs 1 2.85 Farmers Unimi (jg-Opcraive v|0313 ¢h°PP9d fine.Mousten with this county and will cross bats Blair Service Station. Gas 9.56'Co.. Sunnlies 77.70
c a m e a .'-'~s§lad dressin thinned with cream. ' "1"`''uk f F und] I 1|»''"C _Mr. A. J. Taylor presented gm This makes gfty sandwiches.;-ham ,_;;_§,g;ngmmfd e Ga;negnO Gas ~ G"1s2.2oE Sippiignar Lu r °'1o1o.14
City wiih a framed proc f tum Gingq- Bread Mr. Renae is one of the beat,q¢q_ Franke, Dragging 24.30 Korshoj Lumber C0-
which had Qeen issued by ormer Two cups sugar.;1 cup butter; qualiiied men of the county !or|Th¢¢d°N Mencke, Dnzslns 2035 Supplies 8.84
Mayor Per\nun;.C°D'f:§dl;:g95¢";|1 "P molasses;'e w ;xv. this oifioe.He is a real am Nebraska-Iowa Service C0:,Nye &Jenks cm. co.
°"fi°df r.\mz__.._..__ --.I ... .. \qw\f¢H flour; 1% tablespoqns soda; farmer .and if he is ekcwd he wall Gas 88.24 Sumrlies 18.50
w w '" * " Z "' "§ i 1 |b m g t l n c a a u l \ . u \| | 'l u v . s c n b e r s e ..u n 5 'r e -n e m n u t h e s h i n i n g p o r c o i a t o r 2 3 l . | . I 1 ( . u | ) ' , d u \ y L u a u .
m o v e d f " ' ° " "o u r n m l m z l i a r .a r .u m n 1 = » f g ¢ ¢ r y ' »m o t h e r a r g u e d l s u l M a r -1 0 A -M - - - C h u r c h S c h o o l .
e p i m n f l o f t h e ~p a i d f o r I I ; : c r y ' s f u t h e r s c u w l v d .; ' > p c n e d h i s 1 1 A .M P u b l i c W o r s h i p .C o n -
t b u p u b h s h e r s ~n o t 1 f l | j : § § ;o t h a f :l l p s .a n d t l u e r l s h u t t h e m f n r c l t l y t i n u i n g ,¢ .; n i n 8 s i n t h e M o u n -
.1 l _ . . . .0 n _ _ _n n n n t A . . ! .| \ _ |mac the subscription vnu remam and u mnmenl lulm' stron'lrinforce atthe designated SUD'mum.S o ma n y l i me s ~ ' i i i " E " 'lv .n moummfl ful.--~ __:\.-........a ._.....,.ma .».m-|<m...¢1 pit. .Many test1fy_'Lu then pro~
lcription prim rzvery suuairnuumust understand thnx thee comi-
tinnz are made n park of the con~
lmc t between the publisher and
aubacnber.
` The News For Aavmmng
The importance of newspaperadv.;'.t,i.ring for retailers under the
prescht market conditions is bm-
phsaized in a timely report on mer-
..»......|:.:..» ......i.f- fnr the Journal-|
nu u wn mu ud a u g h t e r b y t h e s l x o u l d e n . a n d
shake her.'Lufr ulone with her mother, Alar-
| " " T Bnlslxed two ha lve s o f gr n p e
lrml, an eg g. th re e s liver ; o f ton s!
an d u c up of entree.Thr-n,eh ln
on folded hands, she gazed drenm~
ily lmo npnc c ."Th er e wa s auch a darling fel-
lo w th e r e las!night..Alulher ." she
mur mur ed." W e danced _every
danc e together.An d to mor r o w h e
la c omlug rn m k e me ou t ln h u
roadster.\\' e'll rid e and rllle a nd
f| | |':"G t i n these mo u n ta i n vis its -*J oin
th e c o mp a n y l1 1>.M.-Epv mui lea gue pre -l
lnde.Killeen minulerbefore the
open-air service.All young peo-
ple welcome.7:15 P. M.-Open-air Sunset ser
vice.Seats on the church lawn.
Singing of favorihe hymns led by
'the orchestra.In spirit we go
again to the seuhore with Jesus,
the subject being:"The Opulent
Mr.Donald Bellows will
..r......,..,."\mf.»snln nnd the
' r. fro m mr L o y mr u m um. »Klf ~'vote of thanks be extended to him
for the same All Coundmen pres
ent voiing 'YE' the motion car-
ried.I
The following bills were read:
L60
zoo
2.60
34.20
19.80
12.80
13.70
1.50
Roy Smith S
Ransom Miller
David Norris
Ed Stricklett
Chas.Bottorf
Bruse Dennis
W. S. Dnrleys
n..r..
& Co.
1 tablespoon ginger; Ltablespoon]
cinnamon;1 waspoon sadt; 2cupssourmilk.Cream butter and sugar; |
add well beaten eggs and molasses.
Sift dry ingredients together and
add alternately with milk.Bake
ln layer cake pans about 85 min-
utes ln slow oven or about 825 de
grees F..Cut in squares and serve
with whipped cream.Here are two recipes that will
answer the very common question
"What shall I serve in the breadL=-...=.. \=...»\...+...sn 1... .x:u».».|
give the farming interests of the
oo\mty a representation i n the
leglslalnre that will be of much
value bo them.He is a reader, a
deep thinker and is conversant on
all the leading issues of the day.
COMM ISSIONERS'
P n o c a s n m c s
County Commissioners'Room.
Blair, Nob., July 14, 1930
nm.m m m ,Rnmvl nf Immu n-
Chas. Thielfoldt, Dragging 14.18
Rpymond Wilkening, Drag~
gmg 9.00
Herman Filling Station, Gas
&Oil
Nebroskn-Iowa Oil Co., Goa 1.95
Standard Oil co..Gas & Oil 213.14
Vinton-Evans Chev.Oo., hbor
& Repaks 5,23
s. H. Nell, Running Grader 12.00
143.81
1\Rivett Lumber In Coal Co.
Supplies 1ls.4s
Marcus Beck, Clk. vm Q0u|'t`
c o m c o m
Berry Bros., (Supplliea Poor)
Blair Telephone Co.
Rentals- & Tolls
City of Blair (Current)
1 425
20.02
58.45
22.69
J. E. C bell, Ambulance,~
Burial,V: for Poor 83.95
umm J o hns on, mm: W ork s.oo ma De W e be rMenno C. IAIWD, Road |Supplies for Poor 66.07
Work 15-'lmrammg Hardware s uypuu 18.15
me n t tak e n J un e 3 0 , 1 93 0 .
Pr es e nt:Chas.Ne ls o n ,C.B .
Me h r e n a a n d C. J . Nels o n , C o u n ty
Co mmis si on er s,R .H .Ra smu ss en ,
,.. .. . |g .
C. Martin, County Clerk.
The minutes of the preceding
meeting were read and approved.
Moved,seconded and carried
that the following xeduction on
improvemwts be made:
Lois s & 9. Block 47, Blair
Ci ty w $2100.00
22 tt. of Lot 7, Block 20,
Arlington to 1000.00
.,. oc -,W. 65 ft. of Lot "m Block
19, Arlington w 1500.00
Lou 1, Bunk 11, Arlinghm
fo 4000.00
lat 8 & Part of Lot 4,Block S, Arlington 1°500.00
Lots 1 &2 i n Block 3,
Kennard bo 1'1oo.oo
10 w 2000.00
Lot 25 in Sec. 5, Twp. 17,
Rge. 11 tb,110.W per acre
lot 25, in Sec. 5, Twp. 17,
Rge. 11 to 110.00 per acre
Moved,seconded and carried
that the following valuation be
increased as follows:
|;B lo c k 19,Arlington
m m w szsoo.oo
Lots 1 and 2. Block 28, Arl-
ing#/an zo $2000.00
Ou mo ti on duly mule a nd c u-
rled reduction on the following
lots was made:
L a ;12, Block 12,Arun;-
w n to $300.00
Axlingwu w $500.00
Lots 7, 8 and 9, Block 12,
Arlington w 450.00
On motion duly made and car-
ried the Board adjourned w meet
July 23» 1980.Annie C. Martin,
County C\erk.
J Blair, Nab.,July 14,1930
The Board of County Commis-
sioners met pursuant to adjourn-
ment. taken June 30,1930.
Pmsent:Chas.Nelson,C.B.
Mehrens and C. J. Nelson.
The minutes of the preceding
meeting were read and approved.
S. H~ Neff, Road Work 28.00 for Poor 12.12
Gus Kempcke, Road Work 33.00 Gilbcrtson Store,SuppliesChas. Thielfoldt, Ima Work 4150!(Continued on page fivs)
n o u n 1 ' u | z A ' r R | §
rTb¢ Home of Perfect Talking Pzclures "
§T H U R S D A Y
§.J U L ;17
§N o t D a m a g e d
g With [nil Moran and Robert Ama- 5 COMEDY-Oll. Darling
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Saturday Matinee
JULY 18 and 19
Beau Bandit
With Rod LaRogueCOMEDY-Bdwr _Friends
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Sunday Matinee
JULY zo md 21
Loving the Ladies
Wilh Riclurd Dix and Lain Wihon
COMEDY-Rldiu Kina PATHENEWS
TUESDAY1JULY 22 ~x
P a m t e d F a c e s
With Joe E. Bmvm and Helen FosterAESOPSFABLEmdSPORT LIGHT
FAMILY. NIGHT-
Witlx every 35a TicketOne Person Admitted Free
WLQDNESDAY and THURSDAY
JULY 23 and 21
Bo r n Reckless
With Edmund Lmve and Cathedne Dale, Owen
COMEDY--Mickey's Master Mind
14.90 QHQUQ made and both are de\ic§ous.
11.40 Five 0'clock Ten Rusks~ *=»»fY~»a-f'=~¢»~=»-=f»-\ '"=@»'@~»i§f=;@-;f';i2-=>.e,»-===. es.:family and friends w join
ti va e.1
',Th e a.d\c rLising-minded c o m-
mu n i ty . "Says Mr .G-o od now. "wi li
gen er ally be f o u n d to b e a b e tte r
gf D 8 0 HB ylllu |1l|U IJIIU.n palb Cl'0Wdr o m the last century .Ta k e s me _N_W_R_R_C }_97_
to task for bo!ng
'_1nz;}c ra zy :I S h o r t c l a n g mg th e L o r d i s l g a b e r g H a m w m o .33 'lwaf i an d ° " ° §§ ; '§ ? " c u ps sp e c i a l
c ould sea he d i d n t li k e my dune-s ma ll business ,a ri d do es n ot P" > " ' 2 o z h C e n tu r y Mf g . C o .13_501°a g ou r ,s ,4 teasp oons
ing so much wl§h ;.~r¢~ddy.L'§e §jg 2|W'd"'?"F1"3":7:5250 _P.1 f I ° " ' " '1='a r s E le v a to r 2°.36|\;Z.k£;1§8p;:;:d§r.'ri ~
Eoin:Janeen: thlln that withoul.when no nrougul. me nu uv .uwsuchn cunsciomnen,insofar as he WI-I lllylnz n Ion! B00 -DL lllll
iunmver ln muthmdi le i l con-g_=<gg_§g;5\__g_;¢»» '|"'-9°"°¢"'
week spiritual rcfreshmm Qerwce. Warner Scheiman b.uu |n\xtme8i 2 tawespouns brqwnFony-five mi""°§ of h1gh and Vic Nordgrecn 5328 sugar;2 tablespoons butter,orhearbening fellowshxp.G°°'l news Globe Machinery & Supply 'other shortening; 1 egg, well beat-
on me d .I n fa c t th e r e i s a ve ry "" ' " " " " '' .Mr s.Ho llis te r u n s mo re upsetd f f w t f e h f u o n s u p bguweep out- I over this particular outburst. ot' her
Bldé' public ity 01' public e3t1m3tioU daughter wan ghg (TilF013 L0 ghgw_
of an c ity a nd re ta il vo lu me wi th i n She an d her hu sba nd had banked
H _In iuilnh nn f1¢>|\¢iflfiflllle ~ ~
from current. expenence..\.;ome.
w
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
. A n
Co..30,211 en;%£c u p mi lk o r wa t e r ( a b o u t ) .
Mi s s o u r i P a i n t & V a r n i s h `Si f t f lou r on c e , mea s u re , ad d ba k -
(;o_I 16.46 ing p owd er , s alt, sp ic e s, an d bro wn
fu-._.\-..,.....s u m su g ar ,a n d s i f t to g e th e r th re e
th city.Groups or co-operauvend' g cffarts on the part of
merghhnma are sometimes difficult
to determine specifically, but over
..- a n d nf time both activities
1;>p;|;ffx|;td:l:;ihH\lrecklahness July lo, wsuor their carefully reared daughter A regular meeting of the mai,
wal but a vwlns phase.--Thur evening Marge;-y's mother ~ ` i$ ` ° ¥ . 1 wg s g u 1; order
went .into lgng nqd g§rq=8l__ con-the folio ~~ayor bewart,
by Auucx mmStandardo n Co.!
Arndt Hardware
Arndt Snyder Momr Co.
City Cash I-\|nd
87.26
4.65
1 .90
sasz
limes.Cut in snoruemng.wm -bine egg and liqdd.Add liquid
gradually until soft dough is form-
en.Turn on floured bound,Oxt
in 1-inch nieces.Shape into balls.X
ifvehv definite figures."=-g=§°;= wma her hllbmluu, we f";-t 11 ||B'__.gd u -f m u c au enF several telephone cals,mg o ro co lgelow Crowdy M ved 4 ded ah '18 »- -..au lfL§I§.'l§ _,'I,,,,,§'§",§§i',,,e ,,;'§_gy ; §§'{f§'n"3'¥.§§2°$ffl'@°'»Z"'°°Hundahl,Jem!-»,M M I McKay: be .§».m§".mZ°°l'£`a¢ &,aJQ' § Q " L Place *°¢ ""° 'i i n We"-f<=v°=»=d
'and S°'"""'*=Ra be m r¢ x>°"'-gdmm o n me nwper fe nd" i n va r ~.?dT€1L»f'§f`°w`§§3g§f'§;'§'¢§
;;;,.; :;1;';'a;3'1; 3}I|blE commod- I were reserved on me Montreal ex~
press.A week later Margery Hollisteratood on the rough-hewn steps of
a log cuhlu vernndn and gazed at
the scene before her m dlsnmy.Auny pulh running down to me lake-Lhe lake itself a broad expansewlux no vlslble signs of life; ln thedumnce range upon range of funs le d mounminn stretching into- .. ___.._uv-.. »..... nn
after roll call. l
The minutes of the lam: meeting
were read and approved.
A11 estimate of expenses sub-
mitted by the School Board was
read.Moved and seconded,this
communicaEon be received and
placed on file.All Conncilmen|
present, \1JEng 'AYE', the motion
.....-:...1 I
ment of the same.On ron can,Bigelow,Crowdy,Jensen,Hun-
dnhl, Moore, McKay, Schmidt and
R0b9r\8 voting 'AYE', the mqtion
carried.
Dr. E.R. Stewart presented a
petition asking that Walker Ave-
nue be grnvelled south from South
Street to Prospect sneer and
nn fmm W alke r Av enue o n Bub
in moderate oven (375 degrees F-1
15 to 20 minutes.Makes tw(
dozen small rnsks.
Cherry Rolls ~
One and onelndf cups specia
cake flour, sifted; 8 teaspoons bak
ing powder;56 teaspoon e dt;1
tablespoons butter or other shud.
enlng; VI cup milk (about); 1 an
n m ..-\m\»=\red cherries.seede
iw »}.i{1Ii\lfia» wuuum um. =d-5
v n i l r l q g w i n h e l p I n h a d t i m e s a s_ln _ _ : L . l . . ¢ . ¢ I - ' M u i " | l \ "I
w e - :I a s l t . u v e : m g u v u sa g a sv w v
YORK (:REEK NEW S
Mrs. John Rem amfMr .a n d
c h i ldr e m m
( ' \ = u | 1 x ¢ p ~
Iiss Rmb msg andiamsen were uesday
:rs at the Clean Wil-
ml! ! !UDSCHFIIJ."I l3ll7 \l|UilI;una Idlllavua r m le r S tr e e t to E i g lth S tr e e t.Mo v e d .;; `&" d" r`; 7;' ;d msi ft f l o u }once
°b a k i p o wd e i an.f f g , s l i m lezeleimc ued bln leather Th e I lllp r o ve me n t C o
ez n g a n n d t c high outs? W asm u h e r s h a p e l y s e l t i n r o u g h L w e e d : e p o r t t h a t t h e y d o n o t t h i n k i t a n d s e c o n d e d ,' t l u s p e t x t i o n b e n e m e a s u r e , d d n z
-- - ~ _A . -&. . . 1. . . . \g u n m n n ' n n |¢ -m l v m l a n d n l a c e d o n f l l e .A l l n n l f n n r l s i f t .a .C u t i n m o r t
G u n I C ,t l l u¢ ¢ ( '¢ I\ i n g c u l l
kina homeMrs. Wm. Christ.ian.~en and Ber-
gilte were bunineaa callers in
Blair Monday afternoon.Mrs.Harland Christiansen andBetty Lou spent Wednaday eve-ning at the parental.Thorvald
Hansen home whlle Mrs. Christian-
sen went w Herman.
Chris Vinderslev helped Clarence
Wqlhter cut oats Saturday.
r. and Mrs. Soren Jenaen and
family, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Willjnmaen enjoyed n picnic near
skins and llannel blouse?
"Back to nature tor you, younglady. and mke a fresh sun-11" had
been her faLher'| cool ulllmntum."When yon're so nick of ll that real
cream would male like nectar andun old~fn£T.lnn'~d wnllv seem !!!'° an|.\l=\~nT1re fr~n fvllrylrnd vnu ron
returntore!"
The:urged
tneml.lor ni _____. .\.... »..-
to civilization.Nor.mf
pride or all the uniucergwnmnher.She'd llmw
She'd even pretend zo en-
necessary w nun:any " u v "towards extending the Sewer Ont-
let to the river reported that in
time.This matter was discussed
and then referred bad: to the corn-
mittee ior further investigation.
W. F. Hemphill eppeard beforethe Council with a request that:
the School Board be nllowd to cnt
Councilman present voting 'AYE',
the motion carried.The Street &Alley Committee
and the Judiciary Committee were
asked to investigate the propon-
tion presented by Dr. Stewart and
report on the some at ghe next
meeting.dm paving curb mg Walker Ave-\Moved and seconded, this C0
nue and install three four-inch ¢i1e|Ci1 8di°"l'¥\until Tueqdly.m y
ln the same 00 relieve the water'29Ui.1930 at 7:80 P. M.All Couni
-..,..n...., ¢....... »... "naar r...41f\im».lmen pnebent and voting( "A.YE',
ening.Add milk gradually until
soft dough is formed.Roll 'A inch
thick.Cover with cherries.Roll
i n long roll,mu s i ng edges tn-
kether.Cut into 1%inch slices.
'Place in greased pan and pour
cherry sauce over them.Bake in
hot oven (425 degrees F.) 30 min-
utes,beating often.Serve hot,
ith sauce poured around them
and a tablespoon of whippedcream
placed onleach slioe.Serves six.
FOIIOWEG (HWS so 'llllrulu umm uns;seemed li k e a dr e a m to th e city -
bred d r l .Early morn ings af te r
the sp ec kled :r ou t wh i c h J i m, th o
guide, wrapped ln leaves and boiled
lo d e lld ou s ly .Laz y h ou rs of pad»
d lln z an d exploration alon g th u
U \ \ : 1 ; | u n L l v u a l l l u u . . . » ¢ v v .U - . . _ . . . n |, _m o m a n d a e l o n d e d ,' t h a t 1 ; h e i t } l 8 m o t i o n c a r r i e d .
a b o v e r e q u e s t b e g r a n t e d .A 1 1 A t t e s t :
C o u n c i l m a n p r e a e n t a n d v o t i n g C .E .K r a u s e ,C i t y C l e r k .
' A Y E ' ,t h e m o t i o n c a n i e d .|J -H a r o l d S u e w a r t ,
T h e c o n d i t i o n o f t h e p a v i n g i n M a y o r
\l.-___.|:......-.....|......,|
Cherry sauce calls for 1 cup =\\z»r.\
1 tablespoon flour,1 cup hherry
juice and 1 tablespoon burner.
Combine sugar and flour,add
nnullgwln auu uag.Mr .a n d Mr s .J o h n Ro g e r t a n d
c hi ldr en sxe n t S u n d ay e ve n i n g a t
fi ur i n Vi n l'8\EV'S.Mr.and Mrs. Jens.Jensen and
oem ' of.Blair,were Saturday
clggrs a the Lloyd Johnson
home.|'Misa Haul Taylor of Plath-
vnanl|}\lima been visitimr at the
fmit juice ahd water, am cook
minute.Th€n ldd butter.nln r n rnulnnrntinsc swi ms ln me ls e ve r a x m a v e n w a s i u a c u m x u .¢ u su |~"¢1e?1`i~"~7»~E='é£'"Qu1@= evenings th e Str e ét & A lle y C o mn mi tte e we r e 'Mr s, S us an A rn old of 1 "3 H€ "" Ve »wheh the moon rose in sliver spien- \ asked to iz ives ti ga te the same.lE n g la : 1d , lo s t h e r s ho e i n th e mu d H O U S E H O L D H I N T S
dns nhn\h fhh 1\|llP ITPQ [ODS I 0 B !rrn 1\_...l_.||............_.:\..|...........Jn-..!J...¢Ah Inua main afnnni Slfld if# §I.li!ll2 th?
home og er uu!1£ and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs;'Mer L. Petersen.C. K.demon of near Arling-
tud hd John Bogen wilh har-
vesting, he first of the week.M r . a n Mm.l~`x~ed Anderson,
accmnparlfed by Mr.and Mrs.r~ un..l...|..»-om. nf mmf Rlmr..
W. .....,....., _...._,,___whlp-pu'-wlll Mxreuude.After all. u ws Margery herself
who walked lulo he lrnp so unre-fully planned.Shahud n pok-
lng along the shore m the cunoequlte a dlstance beyond ther usualllmlt of her explorutlons when shesnled nn all but lnvlslble lrnll lead-
|19 9 ra m vmnrnxuwe aueu lu.V.. ul.. ........ .,.._..._ __ ____,_addltwnal play ground equipmentlvlllage board.
/
<
We Wanted To See Hollywood
Horse Opera
Fish to be kept fresh should be
sprinkled with sa lt and put i n a
cool place.Delicate glass and chiml must'not be exposed to extremes of
heat and cold, but should be gently
'healed before hot food is put im
\ | | | | \ | U \ ; l B .¢ l l . l u \ n u v| |va - Iv'- 4 " " " - * I f ~m o t o r c d l o R e d C l o u d ,N e b .M o n - \"!§_ _""° '§_. f.'? i'.E ..f'§.,§ '1'. {§." ...'I.., ...§ nn;
zatcare must be taken not t°|'U\e following bins on the differ H- l l
n u n
d a to :i tten d th e f u n e r a l o f a pines.l w v u " " ' " ' { ' " " = ' " " " " ' " ' *y1~9|.l'Li\*E.ThQV l'0tUf!1Ed h o m€0fl `eEtu.r?d.B l l..e fif'f..ffT.hnnfi .nn »- Innrnfrh srlnss. as this weakens ihlent funds it wrts moved and sec_T Suddenly lux:Bwpulru.uuuu Un" " § L § t ° " & % L r a n d sons her heart. There wus u strange man I wa s n ' t wo r k i n 'i n ll:
v e ;g h h r ister M C la r -bending over the nmki ngs o! a tire.b u t S a m . m y s o n i n la w.sa .
11.w" 2 } \ t 3 Sdn ' fte 'Al the Instant she paused he turned to d ir ec t it a n' h e wa nted lm ln pau
enc e a e r u n Y a mo o n .and sua lfghwn ed up.alo ng on lo c a ti o n u p i n th e mo u nMf. Blid MTS. Soren J EHSCTI Rnd uhiargery lit [g[|1g s o I ~
da ug h te rs "" ' "` °» " m° "g th o se p r es -" Y o u - P e te r ! "The y wa ; go in ' to mak e a *Hor se
.......\...O nn ana nnnnrn 'i n t n n vf v 01..\\..........I anna!»1'n|¢i\\QIlnn§~-{\nn 9n° ' wllh n lf lf h h ld h Of UIIIIIB
nt mi n oon as he c ou ld. he
:.lB|.to th e wo r ld th a t l m
wuu id gi ve $5 to k now what s c ar ed
'Lln.Aa eve ry b od y a lso wa n te d lc
l.f;nw the name thing, it wa1m't long
Isefure we was headln' ln the dlrec -|
tion th e d a ir y ha d c o me f ro m.
'and u very slight jar will suffi
to break it at that point.
'To keep silver that is not
constant use, wrap each piéce sf
arabely in tissue paper, and th
,al tnnretzher in old flannel.
p-
=:n
I "
1 L 1 U _=,be cleaned by pmting into them
finely crushed egg shells with a
little water ,and shaking thorough-
ly:Ivory handles of steel knives
should never' be put inbo water.Hold Lhe handles while washing
the blades,as the action of the
water both looserw and discolors
the ivory.When fresh meat comes from
he butcher, and is not desired for
use at once,remove it from the
paper and put cn a dish in the lee
box, as the paprr will absorb the
juices.Never put meat directly
on the ice, but always on a plate,
as direct contact with the ice will
destroy the flavor,1
Bread must.always be allowed
to get perfectly odld filter baking
before i t is put away,or i t is
liable to become mouldy and suur.
Thoroughy seald daily, all ves-
sels used for milk
I
I
I
Anklets
for conl 1
Summer Wear
sizes to 9 I-2
/2 5 c
per pair
A
w h e r e t h e
_L HILTON RHQADES
ORCHESTRA PLA YS
P l en t y of Rhythm - Harmony » Pep
f o r a p p o i n t m e n t s w r i t e o r p h o n e
J. Hilton Rhoades -Blair,Nebr.-Prices Reasonabl
________._._.._-
Baby Goods
We have one of the
moat complete linqt
of baby goods in
city. Everythin( for,
every need.
A large number
of $1.00 wash
dresses now for
69c
T H E S T YLE SH O P P E
Mra.]oai¢ I.Van'Dcus¢n.prop.:-"S'I¢"j'"f"""E"f"""""'f°".-:---Blair,Neba z
Hosie ry
$1.00
Values cut to
2 pairs for
$1.00
I : | l l .u l .l l l l I U :\ . ~ | . \ . a l u n u w r I l A v ;l i ' U l l U w \ : u m a l l ;\ . ¢ | u u n u u ¢.\ J y i l u " . . . . . .I n . . . . - . . . ' . . . . . -_ -_ - ._a t t h e E m i i F a l l e n h o m e i n H e r -m o s t i y P e t e r s ." W h y ,y e s .I t o l d i n l t .S a m t o l d m e t h a t " h o r s e
m a n i n h o n o r o f M r s .E l e n q r e y o u r f u t h e r !l \ a d . p u r v h H § ~ ' ¥ 2 d } \C Q ¥ \ I ; *o p e n "y g a p f t s i n g l n 'h o n l e s y y he wm
Kxstl who will leave Tuesday forWaynewhereshe will make her
,future home.Mr. and Mrs.A i m Pem n
iand children of near Kennnrd, and
Mr. and Mm. Pele Anderson weredinner guests at the Morris Chnsf
tiunsen home Sunday.
-Cnrl Erickson has been cutting
grain for Fay Jones.
_Ga rk Browning took his son,
John to Blair Friday to meet his
»uncle Henry l m e n n n of near
Calhoun. . John will help him with
in me Norm woods me uuy | mmehimpermlsslontomurryyou-1
you were wmmg.Whlch ynweren'U l had drenme of-wela honeymoon here.Then. the dn
after you refused me fur e ln:
time und I had decided lo me uhere and forget. your futher teh
phoned and asked pernilulon I
brlng you up here too."P ter paused lx seemed ushismole future depended on wh:
words were forthcoming from ulim of the dear girl before hlm.
»-sn" nnld llanery az mm. "n
f
his harvesting.Mr. and Mm Clarence Simpsonof south of Blair,drove up to the
John Reeh home Sunday w spend
|,he_aft.ernoon and evening.They
we r e s up p e r gu e s ts th e m.
Gi lb e r t W xllie ms en mulled n i
th e Ho w a r d W i lli ams e n h o me o n
W e d ne s da y e ven i ng .
Mrs . Clar en c e W ac hte r a nd c hi l-
d r e n u l l e d a t G u i n Ln r n e n' e o n
Wggjnenda af te r n o o n to s e e Mr s .
LSYBUI.o i s i n a c a s t f r o m a n
beloved parents brought m e here
on ly to de live r me lu te the h an d s
o r - "U."D on '\m y 'rnexuy 'l"begged
Peter."W e ll,perhaps n o tl "euld Alan
: e r s wi th th e tln le sl o f smiles.
The n s he he ld out a n lnvltlng. nn t-
hr own hand.'~Come.Peter.Pall-
dle me ho me to s u pp er ..llm line
promlned ns bunnnc ks un d drled-
upple |1uddln¢.'!"(Cl-lDydlhLl
I n s t a n o t h e r n a me f o r n W estern
nlc ulre.Never saw a etmmnede but
couldn'¢fig ure ou t h o w they wa s
g e ln ' to h a ve I t ln th e mou n ta lns .
Sum expla ine d tha t ll' th ey hull the
stampede l n th e llmb e r ,they
vmuld n' t h n ve tn h a ve no ma n yc ntlle.'l`wenty~llve.h e flgure| '.
wo uld ma ke lr. loo k llke the woo ds
'va s alive wlL h 'e m.
A5 I meld he lo r e . l n e ve r n e w n
~.mmm»nn hu t l h a ve n lwu vs ha d
f i ! i . ; e ,
soo n o ut ot nlz ht In th e b rus h.B u
h e d ld n ' l e t a !th er e very long
Never hear d an India n y ell. bu t the
ll tl le teller mu s t h a ve li v e n A
pr e tty g o o d lmltn tlo n , n n ' th a n w
: a w h lm c o mln ' .He wa s h lltln ' tn
gro und o nly a bou t eve ry th ir d i um
nn' y ellln' "ll' s a bear ! I!'| | 1 bear!
Sn u ntle d n n me th ln ' llk e n lo n g
hc erd u n e gr e f n lo n e n lo n g tlm
ego.Eve ry b od y te l!li k e n m n l t
bu t as n o be ar n hu we d up , no hd d
._ ...._._........_..._- ' g q r y s g ; tl ; T : t i g ; m § r ~F o o d A d u l tu n ti o a C o mm o n all ldee th a t th e c a ttle galio pin'
end 'Saud ln Hour, iron tlilnggx In lea..°ound over the western pi nins was
5 P H Y very f3md f m e wood splin ters In sweets.tale i n no t th e s ome k i nd wé u se d lo let th e
rss eson o T n -ric e an d f or elgn fa ts In h otter a re bars d o wn for.n i g h t u n 'mo r n tn kwo o d ,Imam.wa i te d a t th e °K .n few of the disclosures c on=:emln;;mek on the farm.Tha t i l. l fi gur ed
I ve r s o n a n d Llo y d J o hn s o n ho me s nan nr omrmnmf f oo d fo und I n En g-:hey wa s a ll ge ntle me n c ows,o r
ata ne u .A nu un||.muu|umuu ele ad i n' la dy wa n te d to k n o w I t h e
ha d re ally s ee n a be ar .
"Lo ok! " s ay s h e ln | . wea k voic e.
an ' nu m en o u gh . ou t c o me s a re a l
live bear-»~t.he fin: one K had af ar
g n n n . n \ | u l i l d nn B I D SSu n da y ._i`J5`é§"' `K"iii~1i'1§n{ :§\lnlsu~y _of heutfh
M r s . W m . C h n s t i a n z e n a n d B e t -r e p o n s t a t e d t h a t o u t o f s o m e 1 2 0 . -
g i t t e c a l l e d o n M r s .H o w a r d W i l -0 0 0 s a m p l e s o f f o o d p r o d u c t s a n -
l f a m s e u T u e s d a y a f t e r n o o n .n l y z e d a n m a n y a s 7 . 5 0 0 w e r u n o t
fL1. . . . . . . J ' l f n l d n n u n ." r a n ~l l l x I n i f l l n d n f d
h m been.b u t t h a n an i ma ls th a t
Sam ha d mu; all sup plied wi th mi lk
re s e r vo ln .Ano th ar th i n g th a t l
rec koned ab ou t a.stampe de v n un u n Mm c r i tte r :mk i n 'n u n I n i t
U u u u U u u l l u u l h u g o . .
W ell,th e trees wa s to o b i g to
c li mb b ut th er e was p le nty o r ro om
to ru n .i n an ' I r ec k on th e r e wou ld
h a ve been |ume_ h_do!In'_rec ords
n e l p u u u u s x u u u s n a u a w ;u a l . ;_ _ _ _____. _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _d 't tener may cluau.\.i1hdy Friday ¥ll01'93118 Gin Hin: Rope miles un hour,but they coul n u _ol'The surest way rn keep n :ond sg! Urqgg Holteln_l u J ena ost :p|:m:'"fh:f b';','.:is
_Ph . t , ¢ |- n o u t h- - lh n nu r a n t o n
s i m s u m ? o p e r a t e d b y
Oli ve J o h ns o n ,m i d m W m .
S k a . J r ,
m a d C l o u d - B u r d e n Groc ery
Sh i r e i n s tmlle d n e w F r ig i d z n i md h -
P lly c o u n te r .
'»"1'xex\ton-'l'renton D r y Cle a ni n g
ma n do wn ." sa y ! Mer le Cr nwelt lu
me Am r i: -a n Mag az in e." U l u u eh i m -h é - - ~s
C A R D O F ' mm x s
We a n ne t o .thank the kind
friends who "dated un durl,ng the
.lima of our bereavement in the
o x l ' I l l l n n o u w u l u m lusa me d lr g c llo n a t th e u m a li mo .
'I h e y u- le d to s u r e ' c m w i t h rad
Kin gs . r oman c a nd le s, do n un' Hrs
c n c k e n .h u !n o s u mp e d e ,A n '
Ba mjs ma t mv. lo ws b ut tha t dldn '¢
ltlr t ' a m e dth er .
T h e y n u n s n r t s d u v u a t n n c h
g ." ~ ! ¥ . . ! " " °w s w u w g u q
" W h n d o y o u m e m . y o u h o w
t h e b a n ? " n y s S m .
" W h y I h a ve wo r k e d wi th h e r ln
plc u n - e a b a to n . " ld ! Geo r g e s , u n '
he went over m meet. the mlmamd
rug.Th e c r i tte r n a m e d m a m n o
h i m un 'be lu re lo n g w e l u n u
gdzin' un :pm mg Qs sn¢|.|.ul» un.
um- mmm bv nm»\d'E"£\."1 """¢.»»n..»a..»u»= """'"' ""°'- "1" "' '. "'"" "me "P"'°" "'" "° umu--am.I.; ,'l».':.'F'"',\............wa .....:|..... ........ 5 m.. .....: ..... .':=.'::!'=..§°3f=*.E:.°°.::2.='..&:°."°..:=`*""' old--Sanital'Y mum hmm:
~ tile floor in meat market.sims £l»|""" """"|I|"u`I1"iI|-.""""" '"'1 ESL .";=..:.':;..:":';.'.":;'° "3iémfufulfloralofferinlrlhm uia lnmgnlm' 'ai_-~ra--Nehruh Spf1D£l¢SB'¢.h°|§ who offered w°rd_|.! °,,m.| machine. Bun vu no Ulhbantfiq "Well, myham' un Sam, "gslhuthuldn't an m b o agauhoeuulnbaek uI ."same °°"fP"!'°""'b'|f°" ma cheer as em um.Aden allwmouth ';'u'rn||n::a- Z.°i'i','3.1' stampede."we
. "8 business in this mtv-A- A. Anderson berry pls. um hem' ms han est P.B.-But they never mt the_~ U J \ 3 ~ ~ l n D815 A|}d¢Fl°"plxce w mat it when un lumpedo *utils* back.
spun-rua to make mgh: pllY~_Clifton Andamanmy poimlbls."n m me M u l l e r .wumum. na|.m1n»"~"v'°°'1"".9 L 1
' U~r .
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h n l l u im a y
W u b a d t o B u r - A v r i l P h u
W h i t ! m .A r t h u r n u m l t *
l i l Goldia n e r i l v w un e
he m hu m o f Udu lln g, Ne hth i n
n ;-~
Dr. R.J . M u r d o c h . ma - mm
ue w i v y i lx l v a c a t i o n lt L i ke
Oknboji.
...~.'_,_
da y.
gm_
fled Quntstly Bnportn from the
following utllean mm recei ved
a n d P l w d o n i l k : C mmi y Ul u ,
County Jdgé, County Sheriff and
c\@» unmn¢¢.c mz.__
Moved,:sounded And a rri e d
u m a n u ma 0 1 t h e f° l l ° ' i Ht
P¢nous.bq;pprovod:
J. A. Petenan, Supplies for
Poor
P m r P u t a m u . R m .
G. L Pleiflar, Rent
Pmdh Bros ., Supplla ta r
Boo:
Bivac Lumber a. Cod Co.,
Supplies
Mn. Wm. Swilmxt, Bent
z u m
18.00
40.00
10.45
6.00
s e m m a n u -W u a - W u h n sums u w
Compaq completing wark on wol-
ilik tower on local tight plant.
Nhrth Plates-Butwn Bron. pur-
dun Rmnigh Garage.Wa nn-Yntha n Ca fe i mnalle d
new refrigeratorsmd eoolen.
atm renovated. 0
;:..|t ~y 65 |Servic e Cos zpa ny forri m1lY ded i-p li e s f o r P o o r 20.00
c ated reo ently ._Mi l le r M u n i .B m ' t h 264.00
Cla nn¢e K1 ngl°rJ ultleodlba
Peaoe,W mi n |Qty'1 *wp.Null
C.8oxunlsn!orComQ.sbh,0um!n
Gty'l'a wnlhip.
to u no J d1 2 8 , 1 9 8 0 .
Ami e C. Ml xt1 n,
County Get
39.58
W u b a d t o B u r - A v r i l P h u
W h i t ! m .A r t h u r n u m l t *
l i l Goldia n e r i l v w un e
he m hu m o f Udu lln g, Ne hth i n
n ;-~
Dr. R.J . M u r d o c h . ma - mm
ue w i v y i lx l v a c a t i o n lt L i ke
Oknboji.
...~.'_,_
da y.
gm_
fled Quntstly Bnportn from the
following utllean mm recei ved
a n d P l w d o n i l k : C mmi y Ul u ,
County Jdgé, County Sheriff and
c\@» unmn¢¢.c mz.__
Moved,:sounded And a rri e d
u m a n u ma 0 1 t h e f° l l ° ' i Ht
P¢nous.bq;pprovod:
J. A. Petenan, Supplies for
Poor
P m r P u t a m u . R m .
G. L Pleiflar, Rent
Pmdh Bros ., Supplla ta r
Boo:
Bivac Lumber a. Cod Co.,
Supplies
Mn. Wm. Swilmxt, Bent
z u m
18.00
40.00
10.45
6.00
s e m m a n u -W u a - W u h n sums u w
Compaq completing wark on wol-
ilik tower on local tight plant.
Nhrth Plates-Butwn Bron. pur-
dun Rmnigh Garage.Wa nn-Yntha n Ca fe i mnalle d
new refrigeratorsmd eoolen.
atm renovated. 0
;:..|t ~y 65 |Servic e Cos zpa ny forri m1lY ded i-p li e s f o r P o o r 20.00
c ated reo ently ._Mi l le r M u n i .B m ' t h 264.00
Cla nn¢e K1 ngl°rJ ultleodlba
Peaoe,W mi n |Qty'1 *wp.Null
C.8oxunlsn!orComQ.sbh,0um!n
Gty'l'a wnlhip.
to u no J d1 2 8 , 1 9 8 0 .
Ami e C. Ml xt1 n,
County Get
39.58
W u b a d t o B u r - A v r i l P h u
W h i t ! m .A r t h u r n u m l t *
l i l Goldia n e r i l v w un e
he m hu m o f Udu lln g, Ne hth i n
n ;-~
Dr. R.J . M u r d o c h . ma - mm
ue w i v y i lx l v a c a t i o n lt L i ke
Oknboji.
...~.'_,_
da y.
gm_
fled Quntstly Bnportn from the
following utllean mm recei ved
a n d P l w d o n i l k : C mmi y Ul u ,
County Jdgé, County Sheriff and
c\@» unmn¢¢.c mz.__
Moved,:sounded And a rri e d
u m a n u ma 0 1 t h e f° l l ° ' i Ht
P¢nous.bq;pprovod:
J. A. Petenan, Supplies for
Poor
P m r P u t a m u . R m .
G. L Pleiflar, Rent
Pmdh Bros ., Supplla ta r
Boo:
Bivac Lumber a. Cod Co.,
Supplies
Mn. Wm. Swilmxt, Bent
z u m
18.00
40.00
10.45
6.00
s e m m a n u -W u a - W u h n sums u w
Compaq completing wark on wol-
ilik tower on local tight plant.
Nhrth Plates-Butwn Bron. pur-
dun Rmnigh Garage.Wa nn-Yntha n Ca fe i mnalle d
new refrigeratorsmd eoolen.
atm renovated. 0
;:..|t ~y 65 |Servic e Cos zpa ny forri m1lY ded i-p li e s f o r P o o r 20.00
c ated reo ently ._Mi l le r M u n i .B m ' t h 264.00
Cla nn¢e K1 ngl°rJ ultleodlba
Peaoe,W mi n |Qty'1 *wp.Null
C.8oxunlsn!orComQ.sbh,0um!n
Gty'l'a wnlhip.
to u no J d1 2 8 , 1 9 8 0 .
Ami e C. Ml xt1 n,
County Get
39.58
r~Imm. Nebnkn. lub 17, 1980
§°YY€""1s=»
s m i z ~(dl m ais).W¢|¢ll¢1\lli.e=r1>ll>t°nndm-
$3-50up¢o$85.00.MuicSInm-lt pd!Sawing Hndxinu-rm a-A Ford m uh.m m 2 6-1*'u m s e m
at 'lbs Exmrprln adiae.26-It Uri- Philip 0'Bxn1on mbertdmdn¢.....\ m...» ma nmlv ¢niond.a£ewzehdvuaamnu|nsLW¢d-)
n_..\.WAn¢¢5"'W°'k by young ww- sums! an :mls rarn.i§2f}"i»inh umiéersnryInnnhn nf. Enhernrine 0ffi°¢- 2a~u-Mr. and mn. Ed Hansen dmve ____if nl-..
atm renovated. 0
nnlmni||||i|nm|n||m||miiniiulu||ii{|||iM||hiM||in|nu|n||m|||m|||n|||n
1
:for Poor 39.58
.. ~~y ¢,'oe Company fonnally dedi-
d recently.~kamnh-~Veter-innry hospital
:erected for Dr.George=er nearing completion.\
ymon:Purity Drug installedl
ale booths at rear of stone.
ekaruah-J.C.Penney Com-
y Store occupying enlarged
rtcrs._itlzena 01 I-Iermnnivowd i n
~r of selling electric power
m of city no Nebraska Power
pany for $20,000.
ekamah-Tekmnah Cooperative
aniery will be formnlly opened
n.
MMISSIONERS'
PROCEEDINGS
(Continued from page four)
or Poor ___14.0E
mmond & Stephens Co.,
upplies 4.15
lmquist Gr. & Lhr. Co.,
upplies for Poor 41.20
ncock Implement Co., Sup-
~lies 3.20
ward Jensen, Treas., Farm
~ureau 295.84
znbetli Kelly, Asst. in Go.
~ssessor's office 124.00
C. Klopp, Repairs 1.75
F. Lundt, Co. Atty., Ex-I 19.95
~-~ Larsen, Rent 10.00
~bel J. Marsh, Co. Supl.,
~outage 9.67
B. Mehrens, Com. Meetings,
Mileage for 6 Mo.182.60
=Metzingér, Work in~ffioe of Clk- Dist. Cl;80.45
as. Nelson, Com. Meetings
&Mileage for 6 Mo.125.80
J. Nelson, Com. Meetings
plks for Poor 20.00
Miller Muni. Blacksmith
Work zoeoo
Henry Barlling, Assessing
Sheridan Twp.105.00
Tliorvold Hansen, Assessing
Herman Twp:280.00
Wm. Jahncl, Assessing Rich-
land Twp.250.40
neue: Kruse, Assessing rw.'
Calhoun Twp..252.88
E. A.Landers,Assessing
EE. Clark Lippincott, Assess-
|ins Cuming City Twp.125.00
E.V.Newkirk,Assesdng|Lincoln Twp.'190.00
George L. Peck, Assessing
Fontanelle Twp.195.75
C.M. Spiker,AssessingGrant Twp.220.00
Banha M. Stradling, Assess-
|ing Blair City 800.00
Emest Wager, Assessing Arl-
\ingwn Twp.267.55
C. Haller, Apprmsing Real
i Estate 31.50
-On motion duly made and car-
,ried the report of 0. M. Campbell
Co., Auditors, for the year 1929,
Wu examined and ordered placed
on filo.Moved and seconded that Clar-
ence King be appointed Justice of
the Peaoe for Cnming City Town~
ship w fill vacancy.Carri ed-a ll
!members voting aye.
On motion duly made and car-
ried the bond of S. H. Lockman
for Constable 01 Arlington, Neb-
'raskn, was approved.
|On motion duly made and car-
lried`a Resolution autl1orl:.ing and
directing Marcus Beck,Clerk of
lun D i s tr i c t c o m n o my w t he
for 6 Mo.;s s .o o " r¢ ¢ .mm certain funds now i n
~s. Nelson, Express Paid 8.63hls hands, was adopted.
IlDe Soto Twp.'zo.oo'
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( 'J ust the thing to serve for
dinner after you arrive home
from a bridge party, more or
less fatigued and short on
time. A phone call will bring
your order right to your door.
Sliced I-lam - Minced Ham
Bologna » Liver W u r s t
Hamburger,per lbs.------15c
Pork Sausage, per 1b. ------12%c
BeefRnast,perlb.------20c
Sugar cured Bacon, half or whole strip
Perlb.---- r - -- - B n
Lean Pork Chops, Ib.----27c
BoilingBeef,perlb.------154:
(irocer
Coronet Flour, 48-Ib. sack
Coronet Flour, 24-Ib. sack
Maintop Flour, 48-Ib. sack
Mainmp Flour, 24-lb. sack
Kamo Cornflakes, 2 pkgs.
Toilet Paper,roll ---
Pexel makes Jelliis jell. 25c
Sugar, 10-Ib. sack ---
ies
- - - - - - - $ 1
1
seller, pkg.
.49
.79
.50
.80
.25
.05
.15
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sliced I-lam - Minced Ham
Bologna » Liver W u r s t
Hamburger,per lbs.------15c
Pork Sausage, per lb. ------12%c
BeefRoast,per lb.------20c~
Sugar cured Bacon, half or whole strip
Per lb.r
Lean Pork Chops, Ib.-
Boiling Beef,per lb.--
-. ..-
Groceries
Coronet Flour, 48-lb. sack
Coronet Flour, 24-Ib. sack
Maintop Flour, 48-Ib. sack
Mainmp Flour, 24-lb. sack
Kamo Cornflakes, 2 pkgs.
Toilet Paper,roll ---
Pexel makes Jelliis jell. 25c
Sugar, 10-lb. sack ---
2-9a
27c
1s¢
~------$1.49
seller, pkg.
.79
1.50
.80
.25
.05
.15
.631
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~rvioe Company fonnally dedi-
~ted recently.Tekamnh-Veterin.ury hospital
~'ng erected for Dr.George~aefer nearing completion.\
Wyman:Purity Drug insialledl
rivnle booths at rear of stone.
Tekaruah-J.C.Penney Com-
~ny Store occupying enlarged
unrtcrs._Citizens ol I-Iermnnivoted i n
avor of selling electric power
lnnt of city io Nebraska Power
plks for Poor 20.00
Miller Muni. Blacksmith
Work 254.00
Henry Barlling, Assessing
Sheridan Twp.105.00
Thorvold Hansen, Aaessing
Herman Twp:280.00
Wm. Jahncl, Assessing Rich-
land Twp.250.40
neue: Kruse, Assessing rw.'
Calhoun Twp..25238,
E. A.Landers,Assessing g
De Soto Twp.70.00
~mpany for $20,000.~ Clark Lippincott, Assess-
Tekamah-Tekamah Cooperative'
~amery will be formnlly opened
o o n .
COMMISSIONERS'
PROCEEDINGS
(Continued from page four)
for Poor ___14.0E
nmmond & Stephens Co.,
Supplies 4.15
Holmquist Gr. & Lhr. Co.,
Supplies for Poor 41.20
Hancock Implement Co., Sup-
lies 3.20pHoward Jensen, Treae, Farm
ing Cuming City Twp.125.00E.v .Newkirk,Assesdng I
Lincoln Twp.'190.00lG<2orge L. Peck, Assessing
|
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Fontanelle Twp.195.75
C.M. Spiker,AssessingGrant Twp.220.00
Banha M. Stradling, Assess-
ing Blair City 800.00
Emest Wager, Assessing Arl-
ington Twp.267.55
C. Haller, Approising Real 37.50Estate
On motion duly made and car-
,ried the report of o. M. Campbell
Co., Auditors, for the year 1929,Bureau 295.84Elizabeth Kelly, Asst. in Go.,Wu examined and ordered placed
Assessofs office 124.oo on file-L. C. Klopp, Repairs 1.'1s Moved and seconded that Clar-
B. F. Lundt, Co. Atty., Ex-lence King be appointed Justice of
pense f 19.05 the Peace for Cnming City Town~
Tlreodore Larsen, Rent 10.00 ship w fill vacancy.Carri ed-a ll
Mabel J. Marsh, Co. Supl.,imembers voting aye.
Postage 9.67 On motion duly made and car-
C- B- Mehrens,Com. Meetings,ned the bond of s. H. Lockman
Mileage for 6 Mo.182.60 for Constable o l Arlington, Neb-
Erna Metzinger, Work in raskn, was approved.
office of Clk. Dist. Ct.80.45l (ki motion duly made and car-
Chas. Nelson, Com. Meetings lried`a Resolution authorizing and
&Mileage for 6 Mo.125.80 diiecting Marcus Beck,Clerk of
C. J. Nelson, Com. Meetings ~ Di s tri c t Co urt to pa y to the
for 6 Mo.;85.00 Tniasurer certain funds now i n
Chas. Nelson, Express Paid 8.63his hands, was adopted.
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dinner after you arrive home
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Phone 21 on 17.26-St.
Mrs. Olive Ward, who has been
ill for several weeks,continues
poorly.Jos. Pevig of Colon, Neb., was "l
Sunday caller at John G. .le:xson's
on York Creek.
Chris K.Bendorf,Undertaking
and ambulance service.Phones:otfioe, 161; residence. 133.29-t!
when you want. letrerheads or
envelopes or statements call The
Enterprise.1-if
Miss Mildred Monxs of this city,
spent Saturday night und Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Rhoadcs.
Permanent Wave, $7.60. All kind#
of beauty work.Phone 197, MrsK. A- Pound, 206 E. Colfax.38-tr
hir.and Mrs.Floyd Evanswf
Council Bluffs, spent Friday eve-
ning with Blair relatives and
friends.` Mr.Peter Soil,who has been'
quite scdously ill, is wported as
mueh better this week being able
to sit up a little.|
Mrs.Emil Follin of Herman,
spent n few days the forepart of
the vee k vis iti ng nt the Elmer
I-'rain h0UW»The Wesleyan Guild of the M.
E. church will hold a Bake Sale
at the Blair Drug Co. on Saturday
io.26-ItJulyMr. and Mrs. Floyd Leonard of
Council Bmffs,'m enjoying a fewdaysvacationo t the parental,
Ray Johnson home in this city.
Tha Royal Neighbors kensington
will meet at the home of Mrs.Si
Johnson,Friday afternoon,July
18.All Royad Neighbors invited.
Herman and 'Iled Simonsen and
Ray Lynch returned Saturday
night from a ten day vacation trip
at Denver and vicinity.The y re
pon a pleasant vacation.
For Sale--A good German Ie-
mole pedigrced Police Dog,6
months old.Well marked.Cheap.
See Ray Lynch.Phone White 183.26~lt
Mr.and Mrs.John Dixon of
near Ft. Calhoun, had as Sunday
guests,Mr.and Mrs.Emory
Dixon, ltlr. and Mrs. Chas. Dixon
and two childre n of Omw.
Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Madsen
L one called at the parental.o t y .Oscar Guyer home Sunday eve~
ning when returning from a fun-
eral in (hnaha.
Mrs. Fritz Muller of Omaha, and
Mrs.l m Dixon and daughter,
Frances were dinner guests o i
Mrs. John Dixon, near Ft. Calhoun
last Friday.Mr.and Mm.John G.Jenson
and son ui York Creek,were
called to Western, Neb.,Saline
county last Friday, by the dath of
their brother-in~luw.
Little Glenn and Lee Guyer,
children of Mr. and Mrs.Lyle
Guyer,are spending a few days
vmnation with their grandparents
Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Guyer.
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el ................-., _._phono? 161; res. phone, 133.a - a l l !
Lots of good used Fnrnitnre,|"
Rugs, Stoves, Pianos and Phono-
zwnhs at the Music Store.26-lthliss Lucile Feer is staying withlpa'
weeMrs. Loo Sdunitz of Omaha for aIfew weeks.g
C. K. Bendorf, licensed embalrn-
er und undataker, Blair.Office J
phone, 161; res. phone, 133.lift! 1
Misses Beatrice and Theresa gf
Foley spent sevew days in Omaha .last. week visiting relatives.J
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schmidt plani
to leave Saturday for a short va-|
cation at Lake Okoboji.'
1 have time for a few additional
music pupils ip vocal and piano
work.Lilah Wright, phone 235. lt.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Augustaon
of Omaha were visitors at the AL
fred Fear home over the Fourth.
Score cards, place cards, birthday |
cards, sympathy cards-all can be
found at The Enterprise office.
Popular price.1-ti
Elly Marie Larson, daughter of
Mr.and Mrs.Walter Larson of
this c-ity,is visiting relatives at
Sioux City for a few weeks.
Do you play ridge?The En-
terprise has n c plete new line
of score cards d place cards.
Why not see thepnl 1-tl
Mrs. John Moore is still con-.
fined to an Omaha hospital,not]
shoving as much improvernait asher family and friends would like'
to see.Red Tag Special-Tube Repair
|Kit.3c Saturday, July 19th only-
limit.8.Crescent Pattern
Wrench 1 9 c - li mi t I.Gamble
Stores, Fremont, Neb.26-lt
For Sale-Forty acres of lend
near lrlnir, and just a quarter mile
off the Washington highway.For
particulars write Lock Box 81, Ft.
Calhoun, Neb.25-St
James Rodman of Omaha,was
a Sunday dinner guest at the
home o! his sister and brother-im
law, Mr. and Mm Jake Bross of
this city.
Mrs. M. Sutherland at Black 259
is P\'¢PiNd to give you a Duart
Wonder Wave tor $5.00.A real
WIKI-in and satisinotion guaran-
teed.1s-tr
Friends of Mrs. Elsie Rix Cook
of Ft.Calhoun are glad to lmow
that lhe ls back home from the
hospital and is getting along
nicely.
rntzr.Even 'at our r e a ms
prices-one pair pliers with eaw
Tiger Battery.Red Tag Sale
July 12th to 26th.Oificial Kapok
Diamond Ball 69c.Gamble Stones.
Fremont, Neb.26-lt
Mr.and Mrs. Hans Boll and
Mrs.Jim Boll of Scribner were
visitors nt. the Fred Soll home on
Fndny.They brought the Solis
some fine northern pike fish that
were very much enjoyed.
Mr.and Mrs.Nic Naeve and
mother,Mrs.Henry Nseve of
Svhlesgis. iowa and. Mr. nndlldrs.
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g from an operation for appen-
citis,Mrs. 0'll.Ion hiad a let-
r'from her recently saying she
ould visit here the latf/sr part of
e week and then came.the news
f her operation.Miss Johnson
ved with her parents,Mr. and
Is. J. S. Johnson and sis!er Mil-1
red, in this city several yearsago
d will be kindly remembered by
number of people here..
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by telephone office and remodeled
stmcture into hall for lodge.
Superior-Local plant of Fann-
er Union Cooperative Creamery
Company made 2,912,000 pounds
butter during'1929.
Crawford-$100,000 school build
ing under con§truction in this city.
Bids opened by State I-lighW\1¥
Department for gravel surfacing
and incidental work on Verdigrc-
Hartingtdn Project No.647-A,
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nun. . .V.-.-..- ~..~.~---__home.He was a dinner nest on
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.Philip
0'Hnnlon.
Mrs.John Dulancy,who has
been Seriously ill, is reported to be
some better but not able Yo sit
up yet.Her daughter, Mrs. Ber-
tha Fcllanigal is caring for her.
Mr. and Mrs.. Wilbur Wood and
little son, of Seward, Neb., stoppedat the V. 0. ldund home Mondayl
afternoon for s. short visit They
were returningjfipm Des Moines
where they dsited relatives.
A four and one-half pound boy
was born July 7, to Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Moore at the home of its
grandparents, Mr. andMrs. Ralph
Pearce.He has been named Har-
old Dean.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Evans andMr. and Mrs. wanbr Petersen or
this city, left Wednesday morning
~v........ °<"~~~..........,.._.., ._ ....'home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Soil
on last Monday./ ~
Miss Hannah Jensen of this city?and sister,Mrs.Elnora Knstl of'
Herman,have gono to Wayne
where they have ledsed s house
and am making plans to board
and room students at the Normal
school located there. ~
Mr.and Mrs.Virgil Davidson
and family of Kansas City,who
have been vidting at the Andrew
Feer home and with othe rre ls-
lives here, left Saturday for Ien-
ox, Iowa where they will visil. be-
fore retuming to Kansas City this
week.
Miss Virginia Pound,daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harve Pound of
Franont,came er Sunday to
spend s week th her cousin,
Peggy st the J. L. Pounds home.
A party will be given in Mies
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Modern Plumbing
Lightens Nlother's Work
No home should be without
modern bathroom fixtures and
modern plumbing.The con-
venience i t brings is/worth
many times the investment. Let
us estimate your job.
Repamng A Speclalty
Call us for large or small re-
pair jobs-~ our competent work-
men are always ready to come
at your call. We bring our tools
the first trip.`
John Moore Plombing Co
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Mole for washing windows, can - - - -
Chase & Sanborn's Seal Brand Coffee,
f 3~lb. can regular $1.75`seller, Spa
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Milady Coffee, regular $1.50 seller, spe-
cial to close out, 3-Ib. pkg. for only
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for about 1.wo,weeks vacation atwhich time they will enjoy the G-in
through the Black Hills country.
. M r s Anna Roberta came up
from Omaha Sunday to atoend tho
birthday celebration for her moth-
er. Mrs. Peter Jansen which was
held vdth a picnic dinner with
rvclatiws in the tourist park lu t
Sunday.
1\lr,s Wm.Kelly and daughter,
Miss Margaret went no Lincoln be-
fore the Fourth for a ten day y
with their daughter and aiste »
Misa Ethel Kelly.The latter re
turned to Blair with them for a sylvania
few days visit.,
Dr. Marie Sirnonsnn of St. Louis
is spending a rnontlfs vacation at
the home of her mother, Mn. A.
Simonson.Dr. Simonson has just
:finished her work as intense in u
hospital there and plana to locatesoon in some good locality.
Can you afford not to paint now
-with these Red Tag Sale pri!!!
on Gamhle'a Guaranteed Paints
July 12th thru 26th.House Paint
$2-09 Kal. s gal. lots.W' rope
1%c ft.Ganden' Haw and Rake,
89a meh.'Header Park, BRA Pre-
Virginia's honor by her aunt, dns!
afternoon.
Mrs.Frederick Guyer,assisted
by Mrs.L. F.States of North
Platbe,entertained a t a linen
shower at the Guyer home, com-
plimentary to Mrs. Al Sick on last
Saturday evening.A picnic sup-
per was enjoyed.About fifteen
friends of Mrs. Sick were present.
"Bi ll"Rodgers and his mother,
Mrs. Wm. Rodgers of this city and
her grandson,Albert Carver of
started out by automo-
week Tuesday for Penn-
where they will visit
Colorado,
bile last
relatives
were accompanied by Miss Winni
[ned Allen of this city.Tlmy are
planning to drive up into Canada
following their visit ln Pennsyl
vanla.
Lut week, whi le the weather
man was handing out red~hot
brands of weather,Mn. Frank
Gray rea lve d n letter from her
daughter, Dorothy who is |ttend~
ing California university at Berk-
ley, Ca lif., ukinz her motlmr to
d o nt her winter cost.She
that there in a demand for
of Mrs.Rodgers.'n.e y\
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Qu i c k l y m a d e b u t j u s t r i g h t " -
a n d is s o g o o d t h a t yo u r pa l a t e
w i l l c r y f o r m o re .J u s t n a m e
t h e d r l n k y o u w a n t - - -i n 1|
m o m e n t o u r f o u n t a i n m a n w i l l
s e rve i t a n d y o u w i l l b e d ri n k -
i n g o n e o f t h e b e s t m a rk d ri n k s
I n t o w n .R
mont, Neb.26-lt
Mrs. Frank Bruno, who ls Din/-
rlct Deputy President of vw Re-
bekah lodge,took her staff of;
offiers owx-'lo Arlington Fridxy
evening 00 put on the installation
work them.Mrs. Clarence Ander-
son,who is ;Depu1.y Gnmd Mar:
shall, also _at?.ende¢l.
lxenvy clothing gvgry evening. Miss
Dorothy plans m go up to Vfnllmer
British Columbil to vim an aunt
Iollawing the clone oi her mxnmzr
school and nu doubt will Gnd use
for the cost there also.She plans
to return around Sept. lst, to re
tum to 'hey teaching duties at Fr:-
mom.
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THE KENNARD NEWS
Bm<: KMAK mG IN NEB.m u c h ~ ~ ~ J i
No w mma lNDUSI' RY'P € \' c a r Io n mo t o r owners
Pay.The difleren i 1 d iTha announcement that a new the fact that an 3.2@e°`2'} apr
bri c k ~ pl a n t i n n b e i n ft i - pr o x i ma te ly $ 1 5 Per car in low:
WASHINGTON NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. E. A.Fitch :md
bo choice Iheav! steer:$D.au@
Quotatluns on Cattle: Choice to
pr ima ycarllngs $ l0 . 6 0 0 1 1 . 2 5 ;
( o o d ¢o choice yearlmgs s9,':s@
10503 fair tn good yearlngs $8.75
6 9 3 5 ;co mmon t o fa ir r e a r u r m
|sn0@ B.'15; Lmshy yearunz x $7.00
0115: c hoice prime heavy beevee
¢1o.oomo.sn: choice prune handy
mm |1o . s q@ u . on ; :o o d w c ho ic e
lu um m sl" m 15 07.50 u~m»
an $l0.0\|gl0.85_Feeder Limb!
in h i r Dmzuld and Steady.
Bled Sheen mn.
.»».. ,_..-..., » ~.1_,in ... . p ;_. - ~.¢....:.__.;1 »...1. .H ..~n , ~~¢».\»
tn the fact that bHck making is
M t a dff clining business in this
mia, although the plants am few-
a in number than several years
G- J. Ollmln, who ls .nn »~x1ens~H. sua ma ker -» "~-"-»~. me .,
0121411 xseently nvvrehue/Q Atty
mms i n W e s t l"'-'f--~1 wm
. ' -f ~u p mary madfund as n license fee.In Nebmak'
|€t8Umn$l0pe rca rg9 ¢g¢ gq_ )1{
vrimnry road :una as license while
about $5 per car goes i m .u
semnl funds of counties, munic-
ipalities md the nate in the fam
at 1 pmps ny tu,
The po li ddnnn gm i n x n f
They fa r Ko ta ke un~.
--.an~~11.~ans Braeschwere dinner guests Sundayyat the
Dornncker home.
Mr.md M n .John Barnes of
Norfolk, visited with the fomefs
uncle, H. E. Lyons, Sunday,
Fred Bxekenfeldt ol Hoskirx;
Neb., visited at the Mai-tin Sun
home Sunday.
Mr.and Mrs.George G mb y
and Mr. amd Mrs. Vernon Reeves
Evexest,Kansas;Mrs.Mary
pp of Norfolk and Mr.Dave
'.¢|=¢.».
a ey, vlslwd at the W. A. Ker-
ltetter home °1`\=~=»d1¥ evenin~.
,...evening at the Pele Rasmussen
home.
lin. Kate Brunton and son, Her
b m and Mrs.John Hedley o l
11 00 :n m
D.50:c o mm
6 3 5 0 : m r
5. 15 : c o mm
here bro ugt . ~.own an~
heifers and stockera and feeders
tene dull and Quonbiy unchanged.
mann Stuck Yuds. my 15, mn
--WILII 10,000 :rem cattle Ior the
welll-DK muket this week tndei n slow with deslrabll li!!-It
we-lam steers and yan-Llngs mov-ln (at pmcsfcally study levels.
lle dlum and heavy a tti c ruleddm! and unevenly lower num the
alms u!last week.Best.m m
Frank Gelston of Elk City, wasa'bu!iMB& visitor here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred» Ramsar and
son, George and Mr.Murley vis-ik d at the Perry hlendeninghome Monday.»
Mr. and Mr; Martin Sunda call-ed at the Bill Voss hom: Monday
evening.,
Mrs.Geo. Chrisiensen visited
mlatives i n Omaha several days
lut we ek.
Mr. Christian Johnson md som;
drove to Fremont Sahxrday.Mrs. B. A. Goétsch was a caller
at the home of her ~arents, Hr.Te m~». . . . . -
»o e res g ma -ehine was heard in this vicinity on
U |\ 1
relatives who attendml Mr.Ker-
stettefs funera Sunday..
0135: been .- num:cows s u m
9.00: lood. choice ted cows $8.750
l. W : mr to l o o d w n $5.W6
g;°= cutkn $4.00m.'15: eqnnerx.0003.'I5:native buloznl bulls
85.'l586.'l5:common ll lh t bulls
t4.'rsos.'|s:bee!m d butcher
mm $s.1so'l.'zs: vw calves ts.oo
01150; navy mwes $'I.o0011.o0:
many mlvel s4.noos.oo; :ood m
umm : mms S 8 .2 5 0 u o : m- w
8006 awaken $8.'1508.00: commonen fair mmm s5.s ws.'m: many
stockcn ¢45\`l@5.50;lo ud m
choice feeders uoooszs: mr m
load feeders $8.'I5@B.00: common
an mr feeders $5.500B.'15Z m rc a n $4.2505.'l5:stock henna
u.ooo1.su:stock steer calvesav.somo.oo; shock hdrer cdves
a1.so@s.oo.
drew a large cmwd to town
~ 1,m.¥~eé: viestem :ara
good so choice s1.oo@'z.5u; wwf
em fd;-si, fair to good $6.oo@
7.00.
EWES: Fat. good to choice $2.150325;fat,fair to good $2.00@
2.75: crm and canna ewes $1.006
1.75.
owing no the liber al mu sup plies
19.000 head an d b¢Bl'Sh repons
fran. othfr centers.Tra din g w as
largely nr. u spmad G( $B25@ 8.90
m t h some of the b m ughc
w w w w e x s h m u p w $ 9 . 0 0 .
F A T L AM B S :Range lambs,
m d w choice m. o o @ n . 2 s ;
mu ms mmm, mu - m s o o n $9 . 75 6
u.uo; mu ve lambs , :ood w choice
A m e m : m o r IN HQGS
emoon.Inn. Glen Jefferson and Mm 1..""'€.?" ' " °P°""°""' do not
.m m em u were m m m . au-ve e nerve "° '"°"'1' pmwrwem an Omaha 5nuruuy.hxes on motor vehicles and in.
Mr.Geo. Ramsar ol 0m.\ha,°'°"° the mow: lloenne raw tnspent ¢.hiweek4nd with his par~|¢°VB1'the amount I-he ownersants, Mr. and Mrs. Fmd Ramsel-.iwuuld save in this direction.
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to good $8.00®10.00:fed shomlambssa.'15rfz:>.':s:yearlinss.all
K E N N A R D N E W S
Mrs.Erank Timberlain m d
daughters, Ella Virginia and Patty
Lou of Davey, Neb. came in Wed-nesday evening for a visit with
relatiws.Mr. and Mn. Art Andreasen of
Lyons, Neb. mined xelntives here
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Johansen and family
of Omaha,vidted a t the Hmm
Jorgensen and Mike Nelsm homes
Sunday afbemoou.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Larsen of
l*lissMaggieM.Lowe
Herman.Nvb.
boy's ann was badly cut in a
number of places by the bindfr
blades,and was badly bms e d
when the binder reel threw him
against the tractor.
..I .|r g~ras-
ka Stqhe Fair must be made and
i n th e h a n d s o f th e s e c r e t a r y n o t
In te r th a n Sa tur d ay ,Au g us t,9,
1 9 3 0 - - b o t h i n t h e o p e n c l a s s a n d
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.:||':|~Ce n tr a l a n d S o u th Americ a..T o
me e t th i s de ma n d a n d t o su p p ly
s e e d th a t wo u ld n o t v a r y i n q u a l-
Sunday afberno~/»»
~ v i ~ t h a t h a ve m d u c e d ~n
su pe r io r p ro du c t an d b ee n c ap a bly
fi na nc e d an d o pe r ated .
Th e n e w p la n t a t Iq jnd e n wi ll
r w v i e i n s e a m.i n bric ma k i n g
a n d g i ve a n i mp o r t a n t du s tr i a lenter pr is e to tha t a gr ic ui tu ra d se c -
ti on .
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n |I |l ~ m
this vicinity, attended the dance at
th e K e n n a r d p a vi li o n Sa tu rd a y
even i ng .
Ra lp h K u h r sp r a in e d h i s wri st.
wh e n h e f e ll o u t o f a tr e e Mo n -
d a y m o m i n g .
An n a , Vi o la , I r e n e a n d C la r e n c e
Vo g s a n d Mi n s E v e ly n K n o w l to n
July Clearance Sale continued
until Saturday nishn July 26th at
f-he Fashion Center-shop now
and get your share of the bargains.
1000 New Wash Dmsaeswn Sale
at $1 or 2 for $1.50 in sizes 14
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H e n r y K n i .Mis s 1-:vZ»"m Kn ow lto n finished
th e gli :we e k s c ou rse o f s u mm e r
u n s \ I
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o f m a t é r i a l t o b e h a d h e r e f s x i d
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W orld-Herald
For Wuhington County
lgteresud plrtia call 'ms
Henman.Nah
i~l'~ bed!~ I n ~i~
Many Washington county farm- ¢\H11z _for 'ers recently '"`° becoming "I-=»°d'w.'§°L""'.11'§§'?.';"K&5..d Mona
due °°me fm um :"°""1*°"i nf.and Mrs. w. n Wright
sweet clover is gaining rapidhead-were (muh. callers S\md¢y~way in their covebed wild prairie'Mr. and Mrs.Clifford Decker
hay meadows, according to County and Otis Decker of Arlington
Agnt George Bates.fvisibed at Sam Hnll's Monday eve-
ese choice meadows can be ~'ed h um rm be,Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Leonard ofgxesege swiegim, goes m eea,|°i1 ~l~s, fm~ a~ the hmg
in the past.
Al l poultry and rabbit entries
must be made by Monday, August
25th, and two days lm: on Aug-
ust 27th all agricultural products,
hem, and honey must be mule.
Washington eounty people who
wish to exhibit at the Sinha Fair
can gn blanks from County AgentGeorgeBama or by inquiring at
the office in Blair, Neb.
what Ollle l Thi nk o f Us
(Council Bluffs Nonpareil)
Nebraska is adding five hundmd
miles to het gravel ma d a y mm
this year.The paving program
includes about one hundred mile;
There is »a mwins reeogl-lltion
amcmg the people i n that state
that this program is dnllying with
rzad building where as the need of
¢~--~.
vonumasn swim c|.ovEnducts,educational,fine nth!and
texti les. Itislrfic lesinthis~ an~mand.
Saturday, August 28rd, 1930 is
the closing entry dates for all
other boys and girls club work
w a ;c reated w ~ c h insp ec ts a n d
gn d e s s e ed p ota toe s .Th e p o ta to -
e s th u s grad-ed h a ve bec ome f a r
~¢|.|:"~"
C l a n K a h n k i s s p e n d i n g a f e w
d a y s th i s w e e k wi th I r e n e V o s s .
Mi s se s W i l mn a n d E ve ly n V o s s
w e r e d i n n e r a n d a f t e r n o o n g m -
a t t h e O tt o V o s s h o me Ma n y .
M r .a n d ~E a r l F i t c h a n d
I n |5| |H "
thew¢ek !rofma twoweek s't.dp
by h\u:kto A1a ha .ma .~
hn dt he Gu l! o ! Me xi c o a . n sev-
erd places of interest in Louisi-
ma md Ke ntuc ky o nthe i rre turn
vin-The y hnd go o dr o a d s ll -
mo a t a l lt he wa y d o w nn nd bn c k .
WESTERN NEBRASKA
ns c o m: POTATOL AND
The potato shipments from Neb-
ru k x f ro m tl! a mp gro wn i n
e-:..
daughters vmwd at Pete Ru:-
mussen home on ~ -~y afbemoonMr. and Mrs. Wm.~amen and
children wldted a t 1'.he_ August
HAVE FINE TRIP
H. B. Iflugge and Harry Hmmm-
at $1 or 2 for $1.50 in sizes 14
w 46 at the Ful-don (hater right
now.Will not fade.26-It
n to nu- steers $7.50
» Hood heum $7.750
n tc mr heiiers $0.75
aftemoon at~ the August Kahnkhome.
pets of me mm~ is win be ap-
provd.decl}ned in the tierne battle of
vid A few days at the H. C.K.£f'"»m,... before leaving for
Bexsioe when she will visit her
ls.gr pax-en _Mr. and Mn. Rhemhnrd Pda of
Omaha, are the happy parents ol a
son born last week.Mr. Puls za
a grumdson ol Mrs. Anna Wiese.Miss Pauline Japp of Crook,
Colorado, Mrs. Henry Chrisfaensenand sun and Hazel Christensen of
<1 ¢~*
a t a x up- on the peop le.' D i o n v »
i n g i n c o s t o f o p n r a ti n g c a r s o n
p a ve m e n ts wo u ld b e mu c h g r e a te r
f h n x l i n t e r e s r t o n w s t a n d t h e d e -
pr ec -latio n of th e impr ovemen ts .
I f th e g o o d ro a d s advoc ates i n
Ne b r a s k a w i ll f r a m e a so u n d p r o -
gr a m o n th e s e li n e s a nd ' ta k e i t to
| |: | : ~
and ati!! mud process brick.A1-
most every kind of brick can be
made here except light buff hee
brick."
In early days in Nebraska brick
plants were found where there was
a supply o! good clay.Some of
these plants produced n 'ood
brick m d some inferior brick.
FORMER RESIDENTv ls m Nc K ENNAR D
E d W - former resident.,
aim e d Th y mordng to: a
shun all on fox-mer.b-ienaa as he
was enzoute to his hom at New-
man Grove from De Kalb,Ill.,
where he had been employed for
some Hum.
for this nop in Nebrash.The
nhipmaxu totaled 4,400,000 bush~
els and brought an average price
of $1.17.The refaxnu totaled
over $S,2l8,W0, according tn the
state and federal division ol agri-
cdmrd statistics It Iixwoln.
A previous mound w u estab»
linked in 1927 but the shipmmts
of the 1929 cop exceeded tho u
of the 1927 crop by approximately
| |....'~
whether or not another contest
would be held hem this (all.Since
Mr. Sorensen and his brother. Otto
have been representing Washing~
ton county quite consistenly, bath
at the national contest and at the
Nebraska state meet,i t can be
said without a douht that a local
czihest in be s u m here uns
f
County Agent George Bates
m m further e m i f m f n a m
inlele lt and |. sultlble field can
be located, nn nddilioml effort will
be made to locate the state con-
tept in Wuhinzton county. »R re-
. -.
_.= _- ~rymileof this added road will be
pointed to with pride by some local
politician as conclusive evidence
that he was on the job for his con-
stituents in the legislative assem-
bly when Bren miles wqre secured
for his domain.
Some yeah ago the petty poli-
ticixns in \-he :tube seeking to
curry: favor v m the voters cut
the motor vehicle license raw. This
action had the efkct of hamstring-ing the development of a lyatem of
v
|:politi c s c o upled wi t h s h o r t ~ i o n .
Ch e c k th e f i ve h u n dr e d mile s o f
g r a ve l ro ad s to b e added to th e
..I ;|. I r :l Q Wthe lower branch kills the sweet
clover.This is the practical way
CORN nusxjm: CONTESTandqonstructiver o a 'b~d i ug
policy.
r
In u i n Petersen visihed a t the
Charles Wzich home Saturday.
Misa Elsie Wrich and E d mKunnenmn are taking their vaca-
tion, damn; at the home of their
grandmother Mrs. Made Wrich.u r .m a i m .J o h n w ma me
family and Mrs. Marie Wrich were
among those who attended the free
movdes at Washingbon Monday.Miss Caroline W:-ich,daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wrich ale-
brabed her birthdgy Saturday by
DRAINS TANK
The <=i'ly water commissionexg
..~,.,..
l | nl .~.YE*qlilre l s la rg e #Held of d ea n, lis te d
c a m - - t h e eo - o p e r a ti o n o f n 18180
n u mb e r o f hrmae rs a n d baldness
of sa~ I:this chaise horse hay.I l
Mr s .Ca rs on W r i c h sus ta in ed se-
ve re in ju ri e s F r i d a y afteriaoon
wh e n h e f e ll f r o m th e p l a tf o r m o f
a mo vi n g tr a c to r o n to a bi nd er
m e l a t h i s f a t h e r ?f a r m .H i s
gaghef pullec i h i m o f f th e bi n de r
e |..I1 |
STATE FAIR EN'rml-3
SHOULD BE MADE s oo n
To avoid the last minute rush
and possible disappointmeng.as
has happened, the following bit of
infomation is given St this time:
,~...cenber, great potato fields stretch
in every direction and pxesent an
interesting picture in the growing
season.This sectiun can well be
called Potatolud.
The quality ug potatoes grown
in the soil of western Nebraska is
su superior that Lhéy are in de-
CHRIS JAHNEL ls
OVEROOME BY HEAT
Chris Jahnel was overcome by
the heat while working in his har-
vest Gelds last Saturday afbex-
noon.Several others became veryhot that day but qudt work before
the been 'y me as lll as Mr. Jahneldid.
mains and stmage tank Thursday
that the tank might be thoroughly
cleaned as the water was rusty
after it had stood for a short fine.
PASSENGER TRAIN
HITS AUTOMOBILE
The west bound passenger train
struck a tourist car at the Cun-
ningham crossing 1%miles west
of town qn Highway 131 'l'hurs~
ible for t he la rge mturns from last
y e ar 's c rop.Th e pr evio us y e ar
p o ta to g r o we r s rec eived a n a v e
ra g e pri c e o f 55 c e nts a bu s he l
a g a i n s t th e 1929 fig".m=o f $1.I'i.
Th e 1 9 2 8 p r ic e h a r dly c o ver e d th e
c o st. o f d i gg i ng a n d mar k eti ng .I n
fa c t,th e 1923 c r op o n ly re tu r ne d
Neb ras ka gr owers a bou t $1, 57 9,0 00
..|;:.
m f ~~Ives. 1 ; : |_v__.
was made in October when 1830
cars wexe loaded.
Commerce, in putting ov~r a suc
veaaful stabs mutant.
YOUTH AT KENNARD
IS BADLY INJUREDb~t not inju~n~th~p~fssoilandafavorableclimatefor
raising potatoes.In a large sec-
PEACEFUL HILL
Mr.R.G.Wiese, Claus and
Christine visited at the George
Voss home m Dako last week.
Mr. and Mrs.Ben Vols Louisl.aVnnne and Ervin vidUed'at the
Onto Wdch home Saturday evening
Kggndisy visitors gh t h e H.C;
ome were ,andHansNelsonandsous,Mr.and
M m Flynn of Omaha,Mr. and
Mrs. Harley Jensen and daughters
o f ~ l g l a h m d Menon
people the property 1-axes derived
Irom motor car ownen.They lack
the "guts" w tell the people the
truth.The slate needs et lealt
four thousand miles of pavd pri-
mary roadS»To pave this mi l e
age would cost IW million dglhrs.
This paving bill would amount bo
approdmau-.ly szso per motor
vehicle in the state.Twenty dol-
lars per a n for 12 % yur: would
pay for thin paving.
Last year the date hhd mg l b
ikred 418,226 mow: vehicks. This
:soon begin Lhe uv.':"o:: of a plantv i '-ul m gppmximltely s1oo,ooo.
~:lx wlll rmplay about 50 men.|Before purchasing the property
"";\A A Mr. Ollmnn sank test wells to the|1 .[depth of 25 feet.According an
¢..i-Ls hls viewtheteets indimswdanin-
exhauatible supply of excellent
Yearlings and Light Steers brick making day.He has spent
Steady - I-leavies Lower his entire business life in *"'¥°"
T o p ~making and has started 60 plants
in parts of Canada and the Uniwd
HEAVY m m OF HOGS Sum the past 84 years. "We will
manufacture hollow wav tile
CA LL 'II-IE
Mr. and Mrs.Ernest Wager of
Arlington, and Mrs: A- C. Winner
.1 ..1 »» 'xWednesday.
Mrs. Lloyd Jacobs spent Thurs-
day nt the Henry Jensen home.
Mr. and Mrs.Allred Svogerson
and Christine helped Gladys Chris-
toffersen, daughter of Qlris Chris-
wHersen,celebrate her eighth
birthday Saturday evening.
Sunday afhernoon vidtors at
the Albert Nelson home were Mr.
in~ her da~ ~hber.
|;.».~.a ne r a t i o n f o r appendic imis.
Mr s .Ge o rg e Her ie lu nd a n d
J e an ette le f t e a r ly Mo n d a y m o r n -
i n g f o r K i mb a l l , N e t .wh e r e th e y
wi ll vi s i t Mr s . He de ll n d ' s p a r e n ts ,
Mr . a n d Mr s . J o h n Mc C r a c k e n .
Mr s .Ne ls Pe te rs en re3.ur.Lcd
from Omaha last Tbesda evenigg
Harder of Millard,visited Mr.
and M n .W.8 .Rosenbaum and
hmily Sunday.
ment of apyirodmabely 840 million
dollars.Paving four thousandmiles of road in Nebruh would
Nic Friedrichsen Hardware
Remember Our Phone
No. During Threslying
Kennard 60
Shell gasoline and oils deliveredfpromptly
Rosenbaum Service Station
KENNARD NEBRASKA
\
1
PUT 0UT THE FIRE...
In Your Old Cookstove
NEWPERFECTION
Mrs. Ieonard Peterson is congiamme bctbeg at this wmingf
a ~.v D 'o f o m hat $1 or 2 for 50 in sizes 14.vi ¢?1 §r?he ,m ,, ot he r pm é
w 46 at the Faduun Cancer rishr Mr, a nd Mrs . mme Nelsen,last
now.Will not fade.26-It Wednesday md Thursday.
en ts ,M r .m d Mr s .'1'om .~
la s t W ed n es d ay .
Mi n s D o r o th y W a ts o d a u g h te ro f H r . a n d M m B l n k o n w a t a o n o f
Oma h a ,i s th e g u e s t o f h e r a u n t
a n d unc1e,M r .a n d h i n .B e r t
Ha n se n .
uJ:;
in .y L a F e m, me k a u zh w o f me
Nelson,is spending a few days
with her aunt md uncle, Mr. and
oz "~dvuhenlutvnek.Perry C Gllnel ol Omlh.
e.n h u ln friend!TR.,being acanllnedmtyyller bed
Mm A. D. Anderson was onthe
nu; lm us e we ek.
Leslie Berry and Gayle Davis of ~
Bensdn and Fred Kxnme rfof St.
Edwards were Sunday vddtors at
the E. Berry home.Mr. and Mrs. John Burgess and
famlly visited relatives here last
Friday.
The children of Mm. Ruth Roa-
embaum and their families and a
number of friends gatherd at theschoolparkSunday lor a picnic
,marmann RURAL
J0'I'1'INGS
M m A .c .Anderson and Mil-
dred visited Mrs. Leohiiller Wed-nesday afternoon.Carl and lewis Robinson spem
Sunday at Frank Gassefa.Mrs.Chas.Lambrecht and A1-
bert Iambrecht ot Windde, Neb.,
spent the weekend a t Frank
Gauer'a.
dinne r i n ho nor o f Mr. a nd Mn.;M n .Frank Gasaer and Mrs.
Sam Wright cr! Hooper,whosesChna.xambmem visited Frldaybirthday: oecuned on that day.[shannon with Mn. Nic Frederick-
Iaen and Mrs. Petersen at Kermnrd.
B R E W S T E R B I T S |Mr. and Mn. Frank Gaaaernnd
|fami ly, Mn. Gus. Lambrechtand
.", A l b a i Frld `i Thxenhmg a n o w i n f u l l s w i n g ° n a t ~ G ° ; . ; » s _vlan.-
~ Wm. Famberg of Mrs . § i f°&;1 l'1 "€ "» '3 " ~ the
ann-spurt Wednesday evexing at af ome e w h y
Saturday.;Mr. and Mrs. Pete Knudaen via-
|ited Mr. and Mrs. Art Deahler in
g Omaha Sunday.
Mrs. Jimmie Anderson and ehil-»
dren and Mr. and Mrs. leo Miller
'visited at\the A.C.Anderson
home Sunday afternoon.Eveningvisitors were Mrs. Nqs Anderson
and Sophun.Hrs.Dom Sumner and Leon
m.Sunday with friends a tnhooand Arlington an in the
evening they stfended union
service in Fremont.
'Rev.and Mrs. Earl Clark of
Woodbine,Iowa.visited Tuesday
with Mrs. Don Sumner and lawn.Rev. Clark ia an old school chum
of Leon.~_.
1000 New Wash Dresses 'on Sale
,1-b e r n o o n ., a t $ 1 o r 2 f o r $ 1 . 5 0 i n d n a 1 4
J ° § ; . " a ' ; g , ° ° ; , ;A n J n m d ;K m d M r s _ L o u i s G o r e h n m a n d t o 4 6 a t . t h e F a d u o n O e n b e r r i g h t
A r l e n e s p e n t W e d n e s d a y e v m i n g l a m i l y w e r e T u e s d a y e v e n i n g v i s .n o w .W i l l n o t f a d e .2 6 - 1 1 :
a t t h e H e n r y J e n s e n h o m e .l i t o r s a t F r a n k G a a a e r ' s .Q C 1 * *" ° ° o f a l l s u m m e r b a l m a t
w i ' I ; - = » ' i . . § . § 1 " " » € . . ? l ' € £ '~M r ,m d M r s .C h a s .M i s f e l d l . n b t h e F a s h i o n C e n t e r a t $ 1 m u s z
n e x t m e e t i n g W m b e w i t h M " . ¢ 1 > e n d ¢ a a f u n e r a l a t H o o p e r l a s t a n d $ 3 .V a l u e s u p t o $ 7 . 5 0 .l t
....»..Fremont where she han had work
for the put few weeks.
Mr.F. C.0'DonnelI,district
deputy for the Woodmzm of Amerim, was ¢ budness mller in Ken-
nard Tuesday.Mrs. Edna Benton uid children
have returned w their home sftex
gn extended vidt at the Spraclazr
ome.
ington.
Nels Swnnmn and Albert,and
gk- and Mn. Albert Nélson spent
y eve a tSwanson home.
Ted Nelson spnet Sunday eve~
mg at Alfred Svogersonk.
r. and Mn. Alfred Svogersou
and Chrlxdne were among those
who helped Wm. Jahnel eelebnte
his birth mmiverury Sunday aft-
emoon.Howard Christensen spent Sun-day at the Fred Nelson home.
Harold Bates la spending sev-
eral weeks at Ansel Toft's.
Monday evening visitors at the
SHIP BY
TRUCK
a »
I
-to ~t~nd the wedding ~vez-Bari,Adverdne 1:1 The Enterpriae.of Mr. Hillndan's aunt and uncle.
the week.
nn \and Hrs.Fred Nelson and Louie
.Wulbem
_ _1 Perfection 01| Stove or a
,~K i t c h e n K o ok G a s o l i n e
|... :H~
_,-;Mr. and Mm Fred Yaedicke of
Lawn-noe, Kansas called on friends
here Monday.
Will Ostermnn,SL and Mrs,Myron Cook of Arlington, Mr. and
Mrs.Will Osterman of Fremont,
and Willard and Eakin of Akron,
Ohio visited at the E. Berry hum(
;| .
.._an : | :~1th e p a s t mo n th .
M r .a n d Mr s .B u r r J o ne s a n d
da u g h te r , The lma o f Ha sti n g s, No b
spent f the we e k -e n d he re vi s i ti n g
re la ti ve s a n d fr ie n ds .\J | [rs.C a r l
W a r d , No r m a J a n e a n d L e wi s r e -
tu r n e d wi th th e m f o r a v i s i t . w i th
re lati ve s th er e .
M r .a n d Mr s .Ta y lo r Me a d o ws
a n d Mr . a n d Mr.g.I~IaroIl Patta y -
daughmr, Mrs. Ben Bailey ut Blnir
Tuesda and Wednesday.
Harret Hall has been helping st
the Inonard Peterson home during
Mrs. Peteraolfs illness.
Wand was reoeivsd here of the
serious illness of George Menldngfs
brother, Ed Menking of Fart Mor-
gan, Colarado.Mr. md Mrs. Gen.
Menking left immediately to be
with hin1.They expect to be gonetho weeks.Mrs. Clyde Rosenbaum
is acting as poatmiatxess during
Mrs. Menking'a absence.
Misa Bernice. Dempsey came
a ol'.»~:»
,,...-t | :[|K e n n a r d Sun da y .
Mi s s Op a l W r i g h t le f t t h e la tte r
p a r t o f th g weelc f o ;Ke a r n e y
l l \|.".|| |||" '~ ¢
enware to go with the stove or any-
thing else you might need..
Notice
Fred Nelson had the misfortune
t o 0 a :o :°*
|''|' :s 0 '3
dlfring threshing season
F RE E .
Phone your orders early.
L. BUCK
KENNARD NEBRASKA
1 f _
reassure o v e
With [every¥ atoyg: pqr_ghaled _we
offer pazn gei dq§lars_ wonh of
merchandise.This_§is your opporg I
"L..,_.":1_.___,,, ~~~\../ 4 |\~~~T h e y a r e a b s o l u t e l y s a f e ,
~\- ~ l - I r *»-~~ - - . ~ ; j `r e m a r k a b l y c o n v e n i e n t a n d
E f f -i _~:»i k e e p y o u r k i t c h e n c o o l .
We have a good supply of stoves in stock for your
selection.We guurantee the stoves to satisfy.
fr-g
I - " I li & V =>--rmsm r. Naam m y 17, xsso
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fn-IE ELECTRIC SITUATION A 1
J»The voters of this city are the one's to ééy whether or not the offer of the Iowa-Nebraska
Light & Power Company to purchase the electric distribution system should be accepted.'
Every home ownerand all other taxpayers are vitally interested.The acceptance of this offer
of $275,000.00 with the reduction in taxes so brought about will put the city in an excellent
economic position..~
`|'|. .....l,-. nnecilxln I~l1n rnfirnmnnf nf indebtedness and the users of current will receive as mood
)
service at all times.'ll \
This matter is to .be submitted to the people in accordance with petitions now being
ci r c u l a t e d .
In .order that you may have an opportunity to study and understand the entire question we are printing it in full. See
how it would affect you personally, and if to your advantage, sign these petitions when presented.`
AN ORDINANCE of tie City of Blsir, Nebraska, author-
izing and di';~'"'g the sale of the dgltric light and
power distributing system now owned d operated byuw City of sun, Nebrlmka, w the/lows-Nebraska
light and Power Company, a corporsition, its lessees,
successors and assigns for the cash consideration of
$215,000.00; suthonzing and directing the »~:=.~;'t.\on
of s lease cnvenng all real estate, machinery and
equipment now used in une municipal light and power
f~-==-~~-»~ntthso~uanoi
within and adjacent on said power plant building now
used or useful in connection with said electric light md
power plant; and including dl tools, plant repair equip-
ment, instruments oi precision or appurtenanoes thereto;
it being the intention hereof of hessor to lease oo Lessee,which it hereby does, the complete power plant buangand all other electric equipment. machinery a.nda1»PU~~'ow used and useful in:tus of every kind and character nconnection with the said power plant. builds and plant.
SECTION rv.For and in consideration o!_tl\e sbove_an foregoing
_sncnou xv.
That no person,um, co~psrf.nersl1ip,company orcorporation furnishing electrical service within the cor~param limits of the city ot Blair,Nebraska,slmll chargeor collect for electrical energy or light any rate or rental
in excess of the following:'-
oENnu.u. RATES
Residence Service, Commercial md lower ServiceFirst 20 KWH used per monLl1 o..per KWHNan so KWH used per mann.5¢ per KWHNext200 KWH used per mon'h`4.6cperKWH
MUNICIPAL ICE PLANT OONTRACT
Iowa-Neoruks Liglil and Power CompanyIndBlnlr, Nehrilkn
This contract, made this day of ,1980, betwan Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company,
s Corporation, (hereinafter called "Campany") And theCity of Blair, Nebraska, n rnunidpal eorporatiox, (herb
. mme: called "cny";.WITNESSETH:That for and in condderstion of
thsfmutnal o¢?ens.nts heréln contained, the parties :gms
as o :
Laessor does her-fby agree for ole aforesaid period to ~~".;". __-a un or vrmce in tho- go r Rlafr. Nebraska.|,.Preaidgnt and General Manager ( g e m Con M_n§;g~nt an~nero |: RG:
Li?§ih§'$§rd§°°Zo'$§,,'°'Z§g§T3¢"3° pggmlg min ,b a fg g g i fmn§§o:e§;;~ :3"\;+1~~;J'_ki1m»r1=es that a{_;==f sue .A s r Contract Manager.1
'''..»9 mu enny reasona e n w --r CI TY OF B u m, NE BR ASK A A'I'I'ES'I':CITY OF BLAIR, NEBRASKA
'BY
nected.
the city Council of add city;granting to lowa-
Nehraska Light and Power Company, a corporation,
its lasers, successors and assigns, the non-exclusive
right, franchise and authority for a period of twenty-
five (25) years to bonu, operate, erect and maintain
au electnc light and power plant and system m tuecity ot Blair, Nebraska, with all necessary poxesf
wires, machinery, apparatus and requisites or samplant and sysuun,and including the authonty toenter upon and use tne streets, nighways, alleys and
public places of said city in me use thereof lor me
purpose of supplying the said city and its inhabitants
with electric ugnl. and po_wer xo: light, power, cums-ing, heating and all other purposes; and authonzmg
and directing the execution of contracts between ne
City of Blair, Nebraska and lows-Nebraska.u g n t
and Power Company, n corporation its lessnes,suc-cessors and assigns, covering the supply of electric
energy for street lighting, water pumping and mun-icipal ice plant purposes in said city; and fixing and
prescribing a schedule of maximum rates during such
franchise period and any other period and limiting
the charge for such supply of electric energy that
any person, firm, co-partncrship, company or corpor-
auon may warge [or the supply of electric energy tothc inhabitants of the City of Blair, Nebraska and
providing a penalty for the violation thereof;and
prescribing the terms and conditions respecting each
and all 01 Lhc lorcgumg objects.BE 11'o i u m l s n u ...... ......\\'u1¢AND CITYCOUNCIL Oi-` 'l`l>{l-I CITY Ol" BLAIR, STATE OF
NEBRASKA:
Section l.That thc City ol Blair, Nebraska, for andin consideration of the sum of $275,000.00 in cash, agrees
to sell and does hereby sell to the lown-Nebraska Light
and Power Company, a corporation, its lessees successors
and'assig-ns, the electric distribution system now owned
and operated by said city in the City of Blair, Nebraska,
including all poles, wires, cross-arrns, service connections,
meters, over-head street lighting system and trans!orm~
ers, but not including the electrolicr street lighting sys-
tem orpowor plant building of d city,and not includingthesteam and electric ge ne xi ng equipment tin said
power plant, and also not including the rail estate on
which said power plant building is`Qcated
Upon the adoption of this ordinance as hereinafter
provided, the Mayor and City Clerk of said City are here-by directed and instructed, upon the receipt ot' the afore-
said consideration in cash, to deliver to said company the
proper indcnturcs und title to the ufore mentioned pro-
perty.ISECTION ll.
'Hint the Mayor and City Clerk of the City of Blair,
Nebraska, he further authorized and directed within ten
days of the passage of this ordinance to execute a lease
of the municipal light and power plant of the City of
Blair, Nebraska, in accordance with the following form
to~wit:\L ms s OF MUNICIP AL r o we n PL ANT Afr
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
This indenture, made this day of ,
1930, by and betwccn the City of Blair, Nebraska, o. mun-
icipal corpo tion, (hereinafter called the "Iessor") andthc Ion'a-Nglaska Light and Power Company, a corpor-
ation, (hereinafter. called "Lossee"):Wl'l`NESSE'l`l'I:That for and in con ideration ofthepromises,agreements,rentals and Qrnsiderations
herein contained and the mutual undertakings herein ex-
pressed and provided fur, the parties hereto hereby agree
as follows:.QSECTION 1.Lessor does here y lense for a period of five yearsfrom and after date hereof to Ilcssoe the following des-
cribed property located in the City of Blair, Nebraska, to-
wit: Iats 2 and 3 in Block 27.SECTION u .
Lfssor further hereby leases to Lessee for a period ot
five years the existing municipal electric light and power
plant building of lxssor together with all machinery andequipment therein Or appurtenances connected therewith,
used and useful for light and power purposes and allcon-stituting the existing municipal light and power plant
building and machinery of lessor,It is understood and agreed that lessor, during the
aforesaid term and period of leasa, shall keep in repair
and maintain in good condition tl\e said power plant
building, including windows. rpof,walls and all other
-thereof._
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...=.;...ol during the aforesaid period and term.Lesoee agreesto pay Lossor therefor an annual rental ol Six Hundred
(5600-00) Dollars, to be paid and payable by Lesaee toLeasor monthly in advance at the mte ol Fifty' ($50.W)
Dollars Per month.Lessee further agrees as a part caisideration of this
lease to keep and maintain all ol the above mentioned
power plant equipment in good sufficient and modern vm
erating condition and order during the aforesdd lease
period and at the end ol the me lease period to restore
the same to lessor in as good physical condition as when
lessee received and occupied property, ordinary and
usual wear, tear and depredatlon excepted.
SECTION v.
This lease shall bind 'thc llcssees, successors and as-
signs of the parties hereto.IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties have executed
this indenture on the slay and year first above written.
CITY OF s ha m, NEBR AS KA
Ai ...aST:'A Municipal Corporation
BY
(Seal)City Clerk.M\\Y°l"
IOWA-NEBRASKA LIGHT & POWER COMPANY
ATTEST:BY
President and General Manager.
(Seal)Contract Manager.Provided, however, that said above lease shall be so
executocl by said Mayor and Cnty Clerk only in the event
that the execution theoeof is further approved and direct-
ed by resolution of the City Council of Blair,Nebraska.
SECTION Ill.Section A.The city of Blair, state of Nebraska,
hereby grants unto Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power
Company, a corporation,its lessees,successors and as-signs,hereinafter sometimes referred to as "Grantee"
the nomexclusive right, franchise and authority to erect,
maintain and operate for n period of twenty-fiw <(2§)
years an electric light and power plant nnd system in said
city, and the right to use, occupy and possess with its
poles, lines, wires, machinery, apparatus and-other equip-ment all necessary streets, nlleys and public places in
such city for the purpose of supplying the said city and
its inhabitants and other communities with light and
power for lighting, heating, cooldng and all other pur-
poses..Section B.Grantee agrees for and in behalf of itself,
its lessees, successors and assigns that for and duringthe
entire period and term of this grant and franchise it and
they will at all times, extend. supply and fumish to the
said city, its industries and inhabitants, a modern, stand-
ard, efficiernt, sufficient and adequate supply of electrical
energy for light, power, hosting, cooking and other pur-
poses.Such supply to he at all times [nodern and de~
pendable and entirely sufficient and adequate to supply
he lighting, power, heating, cooldng and other require-
ments oi said city, its industries and inhabitants as such
necessity and requirements now exist or as they may
hereafter exist during tho term of this franchise.
Section C.All authorities and rights in this ordin-
ance contained shall at all times be subject to all rights,powers and authority now or hereafter possessed by the
city of Blair,Nebraska, to rcnulnbe,control, direct orotherwise by o inanoe or resolution legislate concerning
rams or charge for such serviozs or any of them; and
coneeming the en 're franchise herein granted; and con-
cerning 'heh manner i n which Grantee shall use the
streets, hig ways, avenues.alleys and public places of
/said clty; and concerning the manner in which Granteeshall otherwise use and enjoy thr franchise heroin granted.
\Section D.Grantee further agrees that the city
shall at all times have under existing statutes or under
any future statutes that may he passed the continuing
right to regulate, control and fix the rates and charges
for rentals. lor light and power service and for any otherservices ahd that at all times grantee shall be entitled
no receive and only receive n fair. reasonable and regula-
tion rate upon the fair and r'~:~=nnnhle value of im pro-
perty from time to time used devoted and dediaited to
the nnlvir #nfl said rity'l'or f'~r- uvs and purposes lmrein
mentioned, but no action of snirl city or of the companyshallever permit the chnrvrinv of rates/lor electrical
energy in excess of the gon'-r:\l rates' hereinafter pro-
vided.,,,Section E.Granteeffur*'~r agrees that at no titnv
during the nnrlnd nf mg' 1-~»»fm~» em it chu-ge_ td ex-
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Minimum Monthly Bill-$1.00.Alternative Power Rate (Optimal with
wwmotors of one horseFirst100 :KWH used per
Next 200 KWH used per
Next 200 KWH used per
Ne xt 500 KWH used per
Next 1000 KWH used per
Excess
er and
mon'h
month
mon th
mon *h
month
Customer)lor
larger:'.5c per KWH
4.5¢per KWH
a a per KWH
'*'~per KWH
°.75c per KWH
2.5¢per KWH
Minimum monthly bill-50: pc: H. P. of tors con-
Every person, firm, co~partnershlp, oompany or pri~
vate corporation selling electrical energy for light within
the city limits shall provide a standard meter for each
customer and shall keep said meter in condition to mem
sure and record the current used without an error of more
than four (4) per cent and the City of Blair, by its rep-
resentatives, shall have the right and be permitted to at
any time test such meters as are in use for the purposeof determining their accuracy and whenever any 1/est shall
show a meter to be in error to an ambunt greater tharx
four (ix ner efnt, the proper correction shall be made
on all bills for current recorded by the incorrect meterfor the preceding month.No charge shall be made for
the use of meters. their installation or maintenance.Any person violating any of th/> provisions of this
section shall be deemed guilty of a misdr-umennor and on
conviction thereof, may he punished accordingly.
s Ec 'rro N v ,'l'hnt the Mayor and City Clerk he authorized and
direcml within ten days after thepassage of this ord-inance to execute with the lows-Nrhroskn Li ght and
T'<~'~'r f`f~moany. contracts, covering and providing,for
street lighting service, for electriccurrent to be used at
the v'\uv~'»~inhl irc plant. nnfl for ol:ctric service for mun-icinnl water pumping purposes. all in accordance with the
following forms and terms, to-wit:
STREET LIGHTING CQNTRACI'
Iowa-Nebraska Llgh and Power Comphny
,2 and
Blalr, Nebraska
'Ihis contract made this ...day of ,1980, by and between Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power(.cxn|1;.\||_y, a corporuuun, tuerexnniler called "Company")
and the City oi Blair, Nebraska, a municipal corporation,
(hereinafter called "City"):Wl'l`NESSETl{:That for and in consideration ot
tha mutual covenants herein contained, the parties agree
na follows:'SECTION I.
For and during a fixed term ot five (5) years, com-
mencing on the day_ot , 1980,
Company agrees to furnish City and City agrees to take
from Company all electric energy required for all streetlighting purposes in City and to pay therefor at and
under the rates,charges, terms and conditions herein
sa c 'r1 o N ILCompany agrees during the term hereof to own,maintain, furnish lamp renewals and operate at its ex-
pense, the entire system of overhead street lights, con-
sisting of poles, wires, fixtures, etc.City agrees during the term hereof to own, maintain
and furnish lamp renewals for the entire electroller sys-
tvm, consisting of underground cables, matal standards,
globes, etc., and the Company agrees to furnish electric
energy to operate same.s s c r l o s I n .
For service furnished hereunder City hereby agrees
to pay Company therefor under the followin schedule of
rates:Eh-rtrolicr Lighting:.2.5 cents per KWH.
Overhead Street Lighting:G0 Czmrlle power lights, burning all night, $1.15 per
light, per month.80 Cnndlepower lights, burning all night, $1.35 per
lishh per month.100 Cshdlc povler jights, burning all night, $1.50 per
light.per month.,IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed
this contract on the day and year first shove written.OW*\§.;IEBRASKA L IG HT AND POWER COMPANY
provided tor.
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(A)In consideration of the payment hereinafter
mentioned, Company agrees for a period of live (5) years,
commencing on the day of tol"PPly electric energy to Gty and City agrees for
term to take all electric energy from Company refor power purposes in the municipal ice plant in City.
(B)For current used hereunder City agrees to pa-yCompany therefor a monthly sum computed under thefollowing rate:'
Two cents (2c) per kilowatt hour.
(C)Company shall take monthly meter readings and
fender hills accordingly to City for service taken here-
under on or before the first day of each m6nth for all
current cousum-ad during the previous mater reading
period.Each hill shall be due and payable by City on or
before the tenth day of the month following month in
which bill is rendered._
SECTION II._(A)City .shall maintain and operate all ioe plant
equipment at its own expense and Company shall be
obliged w furnish only electro energy for operation of
said ice plant and w deliver the some at the municipal loe
plant ln said city.
(B)City agrees during the term of this contract to
use no other power from electrical, steam or other sources
f°§_ itz ice plant excepfé sexxicenlto befurnlshed by Com-
pa y crcun . excep nn o y du ng such riod asCompanysgiee be inoperative.no
.IN WITNESS wnnnnor the parties have executedthis contract on the ddy and year first above written.
Iowa-NEBRASKA LIGHT .AND Powas COMPANYATTEST:,
YPigddont and Geheral Manhger
(Seal)Contract Manager.
A'1'I'EST:cxrrmo n BL AIR, NEBRASKA
(Seal)City Clerk..Mayor.MUNICIPAL WATER PUMPING CONTRACT
lows-Nebraska Light and Power Company
and
Blain Nebraska ~
This contract, made this . day of
1930, between 'iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company,
a Coi-poration,(hereinafter called "Company")and the
City of Blair, Nebraska, s municipal corporation, (here-
inafter called "City").
WITNESSETH:That for and in consideration of
the mutw covenants herein contained, the parties agree
as follows:',SECTION I.
(A)In consideration of the payment hereinafter
mentioned, Company agrees for a period of five (5) years,
commencing on the day of , tosupply electric energy to City and City agrees for sam
term to take ali electric energy from Company required
for powerpurposes in pumping the normal and usual
water supply of~Gty.(B)For current used hereunder City agrees to pay
Company therefor a monthly sum computed under the
following schedule of rates:First 5000 KWH used per month....2.5 cents per KWH
`Excess KWH used per month 9.26 cents per .Kwx-1
(C)Company shall take monthly meter readings and
render bills accordingly to Gty for service taken here-
under on or before the first day of each month for sdl
current consumed during the previous meter reading
period.Each blll shall he due and payable by City on orbefore the tenth day ol the month following month in
which bill is rendered.
SECTION u.(A)City shall install, maintain and operate all
pumping equipment at its own expense and start and stopall pumping operations and iumish all labor therefor;
and Co pany shall be obliged to furnish only electncenergy Tor the operation of said pumping equipment. and
plant and to deliver the same at the pumping plant orany unit thereof of City in said City, which point shall be
considered delivery points for cunent hereunder.
(B)City agrees during the term of this contract tn
use no other power either from electrical, steam or othersources for its pumping purposes except servloe to be fur-
nished by Company hereunder,e xe pt and only dunng
such period as 0ompany's service be inoperative.IN wrmsss Wl-IEREOF the parties have egrecuted
this contract on the day and year .first above wntten.IOWA-NEBRASKA LIGl-IT AND POWER COMPANY
A'l'l'ES'l':BY
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'§',§.§§f ;;~';,~ ~u ~m~éudxuy idpmenz-~se..,(Seal)cnycleru Mayor.tsem CltyClerk.
Iowa-Nebraska Light Power Co.
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den upo n h lm.I r eme mb er th at he
s a i d h e wo u ld tr y an d b e i ta lr y
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le m mu s in g .whe n h e s po ke mzn ln
k wa s o f a no th e r su b je c t."I ha ve
ju s t c o me f r o m Lhe be dslde of \
ma n wh o ln dy ing."H e lo ok ed
towa rd Cros by 'Do dd s uur ly ." T h e
mn n y ou an d my son attac ked.
wo u n d e d a n d let! f o r me p o lle n to
dr a g to th e To mb s .I c o mmen d
y ou r c nullon . Mr. Tod d."
Eve ly n Rn d wa y wa s glad th a t
me du n:-ln| : shad ows from me open
nm rn uc uulefl her f ac e.
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cried." w o l n d l r t a n y l m h o
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Dgdd y ."th e g m lu d l ta d .
~'l re e! J u n an b lnerly c onr d y ou
an d u n . R a d w u . " h e u i d ." Y o u
le m y o u n e lf n o me b e tr a y a l.llu ' c
th e m n u y th ln g ml m lo o h f r o m th e
s o u l o f a n h o n e s t mm to mu wo m-
e n wi th th e lr li ne r ln tu lllo n u lsen ses . that he ls lo b e trus ted ?"
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ln lc .
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wulled.f° Mu d am." Umvln mld c o ldly . "h e
lolrl you.Mu n y u m m n e m e d to
m m v l m e you.u m y o u wo uld no t
llsluu.A n e r Llmv.,l suppos e.h a
was tno pr ou d.He to ld y o u u ll h i l
renl n a m e Ca u y o u d en y th a t h e
c lu lme d vo ne Ho wa rd B eltln ¢ tou ! "
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re mlnd hi m." Y o u lden titled
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lleved la see Mary cnmlng toward
her.He llghed.So then must
be | llttle more nllln; under ¢h¢
skull 'Ind ernuboaa
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As Lhe yncm neared in dlnlnu-doa Blmner became less cenalnof hll falum.Hln ell'orl.l to stirTodd and Bob Unwln lnto ncdve
lnrubordlnntloa had not come to
trulmge.Hls alm was to awaken
a ceruln proper pride ln the breastat:he late Capmln Hallett!nephew.Wm he an nlllcer to al-
low the vessel he should control hyrlght. m he mken Into New York
by a murderous vlllaln llke Andrew
Orme?"'l'lley'll say." said Hammer, wllh
s a mmy . .How u n m m n utho uh t, w fv rm I n me n : pu n;n n d p r s m l n n n n e r r v m m z h avarld. '\,* f m - , .u m n i e t -'rne nu
Dad."1Evelyn Bndwly looked dum: ltthelaunchandn w that therewere men ln pnllce uniform.:od
Than I M recngnlud the nealor
partner M the g r a l Brm vhlch
U'lhl8c1ed her bullnen.Therevu nothing she could do naw fortheInjuredmanthancommendhim to Mr. 8lgelnw's'rnre.
I! seemed an lntermlnable clme
before ¢he,p=»||m qunllnnn wereansweredand:he vm:on theYach! club launch wluh the Albarrosl lylng asu-rn She had been_.-. .-, . . .-..».- ,.._.,.........\... .A
llnuac lamem Immune M m enologyw u ua receive Bob,and
Huy rn to graduate from Smllb
baton una married.Cmsby had
ye¢..lo win hll wu-Umnlly the Unwlan took their
mean la their on mlte. hut veryoftentheywereInvitedrndinewith Mm Rldvuy.
The three of chem-Mrs. Unwlnwa! alll unable to more-were ln~vlted to a dlnner pany, Sifeu byEvelyn Radway. whah the learnedthat Tndd was to leave lar an inpnlntmenlln Chlcngo. exlclly oneweek after lsndlng from the .una
u-oss.
Al seven.Mary heard ner rn
lher'| volce on :he telephone.Ee
sald he xhnuld nnl he able to ge|
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t o P e e k s k i l l u n t i l n i n e .
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4 *- L _...-f.&n \ . . ......... . - _ _
ner arm throng~n s.Very rarely
had she seen father ln such a
mond a l Lhls ad he.she won
dered.ta k en s ome dls llk e to Cr a m
by ?Hla la ne see med evlde nc e of
l L Essentially she wa s n pen c e
ma ke r.
" D n n ' l te ll u s n o w . " s h e b e a m
l n th e mo rn in g t h u blac k mo od
wou ld h ave p as se d.
Floy d Un wl n lo ok n o no tlc e o f
nll d au gh ter .Be stood :here med~
hatin g.Th e gi rl mlg h l no t h a ve
e x me d .'
prehensllmle.
\\'l\vn he c ame the y we re si ttin g
arou nd n wo od tir e in th e la rge mm
urollnd wli lc h the h ouse was built..
Unwi n was one of tho se k ind ly men
given to eifuz \he gre etings when he
knew his people.Tnn ig lll he h nwed
to th e m all coldlgu No t ey en to
|.°~' \dy ," she said . "A FB y o u an gry with
any one?".\
"A n g r y is w o mi ld a ter m,"he
said.and hu ng up.Usually one
c alled her by sa me pe t maine.but
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ma
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lu p p os e I had b ette r c omme nc e by
proc la iming my o wn lneihc lency .I
have been an ec onomic tnllnre. Mrs.
Rad wa y .I ha ve wo r ke d ha r d a n d
th e r e ll n o th i n g to s h o w f o r lt.A
mo u th o r n o a g o I we n t to a n o ld
|||.a l r n
|cn._I"|utld,\."said Mu ry ,plu intlve ly
|i n r o a
hy yen.He' a hu rt."
" I laavv n o dmrht."said Un wi n
d!i=f.lnr.lly."th a t a S0ung ma n or
his resourveflllraess and Intre pi d! !!
wi ll rPi'0v¢'r frmn th t' lhr wk ."
Cruqhy Tm h l flushvd.H e had
been told th at hi s fu tu re f athe r- lm
la w wu s n f n klmlf y a n d atfefvtinn
nte dispnsltlutl.Assuredly the
zsrnlieless.mir ld le ag ed gray ge n tle
man o n the ru g be for e the tire was
not run ni ng true to fu nn .
" f m af ra id y ou ha ve had a tlr
Ing day ."h i m [hallway remark ed
" On e o f the mnst miserable l
have e r spent." he answered."I t
In dliii ll to k n o w b u t h o w- t o te ll
you about fr."\\
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All Wrought U15 Over Nothing
Didn't sleep last night; too much work' the chi!dgen are fretful; the Boss is a an ky;~DeVer;
d1dn't invite you to herparty.Ordinarily you don't mind any of these things, but
today they are simply unbearable.You
are ngrvous, that's why.
Dld you ever try Dr- Miles'~Nervinq~.
1 P 11 .||flrn mncL'u!e1l her face.
O l l . - B U R N I N G M I L K C H I L L E R
'I' he S u pe - fex p fin d p le io no w u Ȣ d iu|n e wc h ille w hic h mo l|mi1 k
t o 4 0 ' | t t h e r | ! e o || 1 d l n n c v a y 2 t o 3 mi n u t u . A | k m A b n \ |' . iQ .gd {;lL51 M l 'NIE `1 1.(
Mxllez Iceless Refrigerator Co.
1108 FARNAM ST.OMAHA,NEB.
wa te r wi ll qui e t y o ur over-taxed~ nerves 1
and bring you a feeli ng of calm and pe ace.
.Dr. Miles' Nea-v .e is new made in ~two forma-Liquid and Efervelcent '''r»b1¢e.Bom are the u m a :hm-»~ ~Q 5
1 \ t a l l D r u g S t o r e s .P r l c e $ 1 . 0 0 §?Q*§T T .
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Telephone today for further information or come in had
see it work.~
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1..-~OMES anywhere can now enjoy eoonomicol, health-
protcctivc refrifreration all year aro und drith
Superfex, the new oi pburni ng refrigerator.Su fex
keeps bptter, cream, meats fresh for days: freezes ice
cul::~.s--in the hottest weather.A few cents ' wur of
kerosene daily provizlcs 2} to 36 hours' dependable foiod-»
preserving cold.~
Superfex keeps everyti g clean. tasty, handy--right in
the kitchen!Sava trudging to makeshift coolers. SQUI-
W I
l liT1l i l
azked_ner nrnlp a i n t e r ol's o m :n o l l ,b u t n o tw e a l t h y , u h m d l n n e r w i t h l h a l r c o l -
l i n u l o c l u t o , A l f r e d G l b b o n s . u n a n -i d d m q n a t a U n t r l n p w d u c e a uW r i t t e n p l e d g e w h i c h t h e t h r e e h a d
l - t h a n w h i l e I n c o l l e i a .t o h e l p a u c h
t t h o r i n n d v e n l l y e x p l a l n l n g t h a tl a a n d s n n m c l a f u a l s t a n c o n o w
l o r t h t e d u c a t i o n o f h l u s o n B o b
a n d d x u f h l e r L i a r ;G i b b o n s q p o t r a
a t t h e ° ' a g a i n ! " o f t h e p l e a s e .b u t
° { f ° ° ~t o m a 0 a p l a c e f u r U n -
1 r n ' |d n t l k h t e r I n h l s o r n n l z a t i n n
U l u u t o c u l l a t h l l * m e s n a x t d v '
C H A P T E R I l . - B e m n n x m n a r -f l n g e s u a h e l p b i l o l d f r i e n d U n -w l n b y g = * " f = " g s o m e p i c t u r e s a n d
n l l l n r 1 m .t a r y U n w i n .m e n u: u n o l d , l a E l g a r R a d w n f a p r l v n t n
a t o n o r r a p h a r .U s In l m n : o f vu n l
* s m i t h h u ! 1 d r b n u c h e a .C n l l l n x a t
thr ou gh hi s. " wha t ma kes y ou lo ok '
so solemn now, when ever_1.:h§n~g ls|
just lo1.'el3?"
°"1'hey 've get someone else in my
plac e," h e said d ismnlly ."It Es an |
i nge of y oung mon In business; they
any I nm not mmf-s\s=1\;e."\I "D ad dy ,dear."Ma r y whispered);
" I ' \ e g m n splendid ne w pnsltlnnj|
for y ou wh lvll a y nunger mn n |
coul¢ln't possibly hnld.: md y ou
nc°edn't he a hh aggresshe."
Mr.Unwin Speaks HI;MindG i b b o n s ' o m c c . a n l r r a n g c d . M a r y l su k e d b y t h e n m m c l e r t o b e t r a y h e r¢ m p ! o y » l " ¢b u s i n e s s l e c f o t l .f o rm o n e y .Th e g l r l r n - r u a e a , a n d l o a ve s
l i m .R n d w n y ,e x h a u s t e d bs 'd n s s l
a t i o n ,a n n o u n e s u h h :I n t e n t i o n o f
s k i n :n h o i i d a y o n t h e o c e a n .h u i
1 | t o b e a c c o m p a n i e d b y a . s e c r e t a r y
I n d aa.w i r e l e s s o p e r a t o r .H I :\ \ i | ¢a c c e p t s h i s i n vi t a t i o n t o g o w i t hluhrn,H a d w n y p i c k s M a r y U n w l nn o h i s n c r e l n r y o n t h e t r l n .a n d
n r r e a a t h a t h e r b r o t h e r m a y s c
o o m p n n y t h e m .C H . \ I > ' r 1 : n v n . » - n n a w f n y 1 | f o u n d
d e a d i n h i s b e r t h .H n i n h u r l e d u tl e a .a n d M r s .I l a d w a y o r d e r s l m -m e d l n t e r e t u r n l o N e w Y o r k .C l e m -
e n t s t a i l s h r r o l !h i s . p l a n t o e x t o r t
as n a n n n n f r n r n D n d w n v .a n d l h n !
I
II
I
T i l t !Unxjrins were speedily
lind wh at we a lth n m!th esir e to h elp : ho m c ou ld d u.w i t h
in twe lve h o u r s o f mo wi n g lC\ely n
ltnd wn y .th ei r s mui l Ilnl Imri Ewen
nlmmlon ed an d they were oc cupy !
ing six honuti.r|| Iiy upgmlntnd roomsin:1 mansion.whose zro umls rnn|
d o wn t o th e Hu ds on
From a wide lmlcony on whichMrsUnwln':= ('0ur:l|wha pu:
Tha\r D a
could see wldo- urelc hes of lhe lordlyriver.Ma r y lhuuglu shut she'
lmd n ever :won s o beu ullr ul a span!
ns whe re th e 'gre at house w a s
bnllr.LE!! beh ind was the sl\u bby '
fu r ni tur e o r th e old hnme.Th e l
only thln lzs th at remind ed her at IH
:.:;:";°;;: sri: .GRE ".1.'; :init ilu
lllm sm =~°°°;lh convince: herIn In mum' u the fgaul. ang. w§§h -'wlnvnhis c ontedern tes. will slot! at noth-ing.Ttrrtfled.she atzrees to o nthe sum demanded.
CHAPTER VIII.--Grnununn. one ofth e sa ns . whi le d r un k. lnu n ti Hai -lett.wi th not bennjr commularle4 Illthe ship.Clemente ts ferrrd in INIDefy ln g Hnlletti a uthori ty . th e c up-mln s hoo ts a nd ki lls h im A BUl.|u|"Bun," shoots IInllett. who dies af ter umr nimr Mrs . Railwa y to b twn root "Doc tor W alta," who he tnatatl 'l
Chmentl' c dttfederata.
nunvrmn nr .......Mr:. Rndwav latin
'La;.,»f.=»»1;.r. éit. és|»3i"
It was caution.l' lI say he was
bigger an d stronger and y ou wa s
wise to wai t.W lmt' a i t ma tte r i f
they du laugh at y ou n hll. sir?"
"Sh ut up ." Cr osb y Tod d s ai d a n-
grily. IIe resented these Implicationsot eowardtc e.I t hap pe ne d tha t he
was c oura geous and had lo ng fe lt
his ina c ti on was un man ly .An d i t
seemed that Bob. wtle had a spell
wah the Eolleetlon of books that her
fa th er lo ve d a n d a small seas:-apel
Beltlngton had o nc e given hltn.I
I t wa s Un wlrf s mls s hf n tn g o IO'
the Alhs tma s and b rin g b ar k s list Io f t h i n s ! M n .Itad wa y ns ln te d. On!
th e night o f hla first vt t to th e
yacht..he retu rned In a tnnnd o f
horrltled exc itement.,"D o y o u re membe r a man n améi i
Hgg nn qr tf he a sk ed
¢hB"551vi»§§"»H&¢§6§by`*r¢aa br her
agreement.wlth Clements.Em:emhlrnelf, all are an-s ed th at "W aite"I t one of the c onnplraton.I n _ a.n.......\.-».nunvur Shun nff nrlri Rai-
off duly,expected him cn betray "I snau never nemore leaderllke qunllues.him."his _hone:"What do you mink we ought m "\vhy7"do?" Bob asked."A. sailor :ney at
Hnmner sprang lnsmntly Into le-wus! have had some
au le In Kurgeunlanswered
n m Rea an ne
r r v d a e s w a n !a'.."a:;:.:' airs"§i1¢'"i;i.;'|§';'»,:,;atn-hand dchx.c n a v r s n x . - A n e u t o " w a n e - 1
(rom ld eugtr, Clements' lleu tenn nt.nddrnnlng hlm an n comrnde. la ln-lereepted hy Crosby Todd.n ap~panntly proven the doctor'| connec-tion svllh the crlrnlnall.e v e n M nRndvvafa f aith In th e ohy llc la n he-
lnz ah ake n.~
CHAP TER X l.- - Be ttlnn o n de c oy rr mn n a n d Ma u r e r . le a d e r : e t th enur. s ingly , vlthln h la re ac h. over>povven. hln da, an d c o nllnn them lnone ot the a| \l| »'| holla.Lira. Rad-v a y u unable to c o nvln c l hereellC h l( ~ w u u " l l l tr a ll n r .
C H A P TE R x n . - v v u h Matxxeuu m Pereira ou t o l the way .Beltln gtoh , ln c o mp le te n ontrn l of th:v u u l hea ds to r New York.m mnar.th . o n ly r e ma ln ln g dn n g er o m
one of th a rum. h avi ng atron x r enaan: tor not r ntnr nlng lo New Y nrlra n d f n e ln g ln lvl tn b ll ln v u ll ntlonconvincesToddandy o u n g i l n wlr
lh xt B e ttln g to n ll n er lmln q I n d | ,nlunnlng to snaps haters they reac nport.De ltln to n h a d h e e n h u r t ln -ter nn ll In n n f lkhl vrllh B am. andl l w e En te ri ng New York harhor,I-Kenner,fr o m hehlnd_knoek>h i m le llla le u ,and the three hlr dhlm.l ; Radway la hnrr lned wh:-nlh a le a IL h ul B ettlnltn n la c onvlnee d lho orde red me attac k,Th r......| .¢....\.- ...4 M . .n..| a..o . M
|.lon_
"S ei ze h im." h e s old; " th er e ar e
three to one mm lm flnn'r suspec t A
thlng,Tle h lm u v, th e a wln e .an d
than wi reless for he lp.'I'ha t'll put
un ln good.l t ' |my tsellet."th etempterwe n !on." n m h h n an d
Me u g e r p la n to g e t away ,W h a t' |
to ato p the m go ln g over bo ar d J n ll
af te r we g n thr ou gh th e Br ld ge
an d ne c a pln g or lower ln: a b oa t m
th e da r k ? "
"\'.»:nlu:rn't l m _hlm ger n u n s
lrom the pnll~\," Tndnl snld vvnro\-
Ing , "a nd y e t n e ne ma hardly v w -
ln l th e p mt t o g e t h l m n o wl "
" l t y on're atr nld..lull l u eo."Ha mn e r ' |ma n n e r wa s le s :llte.po" B u t don 't m m m e to wa n t to
l i n a bloody murd erer ta lr u l l !
la m e a n I ' d gi ve y on ."A happy
th o ug h t I tr u ek hlm."lf the J u dg e
u n to y on.'W h y dld n't y o n d o
wh a t A l b e n B n mn e r s a ld l' wh a vll
y ou a ns we r?l' ll h a ve to te ll h lm
every thing."
»»' Q c »..
_ nt. the wheel Bettlngton _wan
B a m n e r wh o,fr o m all necounta.
seemed a qulet,d v ll a p o k e n ma n. ;
Mlk e g e t a t hi m an d lu mp ed o ve n -
board vvlth th e po or fe llo w I n h lr
arma.Th e str e a m u n a rn n nln g
fast a n d th e y n o n ld n ' t ln ve th e m"
"Ho rr ib le" lhe e xc lai me d."There 3
mu s t h a ve been a m m e o n th e ;
nhlp.Dea th up on de ath ."1" A n d there'a ano th er llke ly ."
Unvrln wen t o n. 'tha pr lxe c ro ok of
th e m all.D r .An d r e w Or me .
Th e r e ' | n o t muc h c ha nc e f o r h lm. '
Perhaps lt'u th e m m wa y .I
sh ou ld llk a to ha ve :e en n lm.' r h e
po llee thi nk h e vla n the h r n ln a e f ;
th e wh ole tnlng . even th e ma n y o u
called Clements seems to have been
I m d a n g v o n a .Th e y h a v e 0 r me ' |
rec ord c omple te an d ho pe tn h e
ah lé tn d ll I n th e : m a l l s o f th e
y e a n th e y lo n ! llg h l of h im. "
Un wln ta lk e d on.u k l n g lnn vr
lnenhle qneetlona and getting ready
re p lie s fr o m a ll h n l L i n .Rn d wa y .
»»»~»»»L e u th a n to n y mlle s dla tn n l
there we re grouped ar ou nd th e
hedalde of a ma n wh o wa s n o t e x
-1|
;,;;';' "';~;;, ;;_',j,,;;.'* ......~ ......
TUMDI lvinll fo get all the evl-dence he can,"Mary answered
"You nec. he's really an nfdeer and
wlll have to be the chlet wltnesa
He lnyl this wlll be a celebrated
w g
"o t l t I can help lt."EvelynRadway said.The Idea of wlde-
apread publlclty was abhorrent.
"Msil wlrelas to my lawyers?"
ahe ed or the doctor.She had
been told lndlchantly by Todd that
he had been locked out of his own
quarters."Of course," he answered."1 for-bade Todd because he was for wlr-
lng accounts to the pnpens.Blay I
ask ypu to nee that he lends nootnermanagat""I wlll look after that." she laid'When can we get to New York?""Let me see,"he medltated."Htl: ll Tuesday 'wgg We oughttobelnby Thun y aiternoon.fflffk you may safely promlae
ngnung arsuut a neon-e to sleep.Never had he [one so long wlth aollttle ren.There was a zreax dealot lhlvnlns and he had not muchconhdenceIn'1'odd'a aenmannhlp.The dawn was breaking chlll andm y when he passed Fon Hau
cock.IK was there that the threedung thembelvu upon hlm Therevu little opportunity to struggleBnxnner brouiht down a helaylnz
pln on hll head wlth enough force
to render hlm uncousclous He
was awakened by the harsh splt
tin! of the wlreleas.He realized
um th a Albatros: was anchored.
He was lying on the door of the
wlxedhouse He was bound and
:urged as uently ns ever Metzger
and Pereira had been.The pain ln
hll ldde wan now very aavere And
Mra.Radwny came on deck atabout elght o'clock.She thoughtthat Crosby Todd and Bob lookedat her with a certaln degree of erg-
Wilh lt all was a rackln|uead~ache.l
pected to llva. an lnsnector trol
headquarters, a pnllce surgeon nn
an ndlclal ateuoxrapher.
"Now.Andy."the lnspectnbegged. "he reasonable.Why go t
your Maker with n llo nn your cor
oclencef"
T-he suspect held out nls nundl
The Inspector dld nnr know wha
he meant./ "I-'Inger Drlnts." snld Benlnztofaintly: "yon haven't verlded then
yet.".The Inspector dld not llke'to te
hlm he wal rushed to the bedlldln order to nuke hls dylng rleposdana.A dead man'a hnnda werJustasgoodevidenceastho:throuzh which the blood coursed.
"I thought you told me he waallln." the Inspector snld to thsurgeon"Yon snld you'd give hh
half an hour af the moat."
"He'a one of those obstlna(cusses." sald the anrxrenn.Ther
was a certain admlrutlon lu hl
votre:he could not forzet tha
zwmfaa UWMZYE \ . .
m4A|l
nu u n n m e u l .n u u nuw uu r.ulu b f |»,|," E w a ° f B ° b U n wi n being al-' " 2 " " ° " ° ' - " " w i t h L h e n l ~ 2 f . . ' f ' § ' § " ¢ " § ¢ J m ¢ ¢ . . . S Z
towed c o re mn ln on de c k n d ta lk Th e Ne w Yo r k Yac ht c lub 1 |wi de f u me e r s c ri me enmenhen o mm h e wa n s e n : b e l o s to a ld le n d i n g o m s o m e o n e zo ta k e u l .......¢,...... ..»| .-- | | |...n n 4%M m//dmVa/ad mfme nm Kendo.It 'll nllln I ln." ma me her."Buy num :.:::~.-_:.::: ::.':..:."' »'€i-3I-"I...l"C"to Mn.Rsdlvay tnnl BexU|I§iB§nm dellberntely broken vo me com~mum on grlevnucs."lhr7." me uid abruptly to nwdrl. 'Tm ning to uve at my hams
to be hero any minute now.""I thought the aww; wan cups
bye of that." she laid.rowulng."Hai capuhlo of anything," Hmmneg crlgd.':!un don't ¥°°'! wha!
u n :U I |l * ¢ |J |||||I|l\¥|l4 f f l . ,u u l ||\mo r h i m?He'n c ra zy to b e ti nge
pri nte d."
'The Inspec tor c a me to th e ber
ldde.I t w u not often h e con]
o r l n f n i n d f n r n r a n n n l l l v .
L
up the Hudson.It ll near
nenlull and perched on the top ora hill with a marvelous vlew of therlvar.It*| very. vary blg.I waswonderingI!Nur father wouldgg; llv a mngglq, a nd a c t u a
generally uae-s m mmm n n u .There would baa gnu deal to do md I think theplum would heuallt Hrs. Unwln. Ot
enum. !o u'd be nm. tom""OIL lln. Bldway," cried the eu-
rantmad Huy. "then u uonnng ln
the whale world that make me' mw n How ha hates Nl work,
_romden-.Ku I bre ak lt to
r "!ou_:hall_ vlmlgq l'llu1_to meet
wrva done for you, ma'am."\"What does the man mann!" allaund o f To dd."I hnd to aelze tha ahlp." he mdThan was no qnntlon of evadlugwhat he had done or decllnlng ru-aponalblllty."We found that Ormehad planned m mean and we areholdinghlmforthepolice.Youremember he w'ouldn't let ma usethewln la ul That wu becausehe ddtfl want to he caught.It'|sular for a crook to escape In
New York than le would be lnLlmou.""Where la the doctor? Hrs, Rad-
wu naked.
S h e f o l l o w e d t h e m t o t h e b r l d g a
"F la g lff lnlr n m m m m| |1n I n l h n
....... .. ..._.. . . ~ .-, ,........"All/Hghl..Andy."he grluuecl"I'Il do IL"Be looked at the result with ln~tereat.Until they had been looked
up In the Index at headquarterstheym a m uothlug to hlm.Becould only lee that Andy Orme-'nlinger-prluta showed an unusualnumber of archea and whorln Badld nut understand why tha urlu\~lnal lnsllted on lush a curlonn for-mnllty. 1
"Sea here. Andy."he remarked.
"when thls old earth hal nn tonymen on u tor every one at Draent.
thera'll be a mathematlcal chnnre
of two neu of dngenprlnu belng
allke. but not |.ll| then-and own
\l
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'I '
I ~'%€S[€
JHI vu ;|.|u I mu ten mm wuat-"""" """"" """ """"' """"' nu \ll"then when that time couizei.#vu you choose."1;_*_;=»n_;,§°gg g d g g ggglgo "gl wouldn': her on It."
.On Wednesday night Bertiurton were or that so much mood had An hour_l:_ter_. §"°m.'3."f°°"ws
_informed M m Radnuy that he towed tram th, wound.He u-:eu muted on___:_ e.__e_::pA__d__Orme
z o giw early on the follow»no prevent Mn. Radway from see §jrh_g- p___-__g ...JAL . _
m _.._._e"Yon um as It you we re [ lad no
b l s h e m a .
:"I lm." he n nnre red.'I w a n! t o
_ b e d o m wl th th u ni gh tmar e hu n! -
n a n . "
Sh e o o nld n o : n nd e rs tmd wh y I t
vu he dld n o t a p pe a r to d r ea d th e
a n d o f th e tr i p wh i c h lp d le d fo r. m lm - p r l lo n .
" I sh nll lo s tmc t my attor ney s
to p ut the mse lve s nz y o ur ser vic e."
wh o u l d presently .n v u n o t
- e u y to m y wh a t s h e d e s l r e d to
ms U1 8 m m .s u e m e n d o w n | ! |h ll d d e a n d r e m o ve d th e n s .
" A r a y o u very mu c h h u m " s h e
naked.He r h ea r! wu be ati ng wlld ~
ly .Af te r nll.they ha d betray ed
mm .Th e r e we r e g m - ln h u e ! ¢ l.
Bh e c o u ld n e e lln h e d ld n o t d i n
: a d a m her fr o m those wh o l u n
ma d e th e n u n l v.
" Th e y carried no t y o ur o r d a n
m o n ln c ee u fu lly , "h e mi d .a n d
tu r n e d n u n c h ln g h a d l w ly .
m lh r l ll sound o f a u r e a
a ti ' m m m n n l n n
l u n m e m l p e c m r m m I un to Igr le van c e I n h ll r o le ;" B la p r i m
Ore abs olutely n e w a n a z o nn."
'n n n n r ge o u f o un d th e n n k n o w
a wa k e md I n p a lm Th e l n r le o u
lo o k wa s n o t u f r i e n d l y u u h u
been.B e ha d been ml l m k l n g
pqrgoo o f probably n o l m p o r u m
wllh me dlac ovsre r o f th e e ale hra
ed Gr me me th od of c er eb ra l I n
n m '"Yon'rs not Andnew Orme,"zn u u u d .The re v u lrdmlo u |his ma nne r: he fm he Ind bn
Mm. YES-BUT SOMETHING MORE.
Chesterfield oB'.-s richness,aroma,satisfying
flavor.
BETTER TASTE-thn c's t he an swe r;and
t.hat's what smokers ge: in Chestef6eld in full-
" ' " " " ' "» » § " " " " ` 7 . ' . 1 " ' ¥ { . " ' " '
- u w .Ih o lo o ly t h a t y o u h n nb m n m u u m u f e u u m l m
i£{`!iZ|T:"¢i|Ti» hunch." n.ma 1 :-¢ a - i i - ' a i
pli lli ng.ellld.._!'5';!£=°!.=sv;== am- Mu-..:'_\=:.°»._a°_ez::=§_-es._=-fm
anmlmannufu-1¢.¢,,¢¢_
s vo ra n~me O
tobwoos, gxxctly blended and moss-blended.
Better une, and milder too!
e :\\:__~.
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s i v ~Ugg -:
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mum -m m m
,gratefulf
»:'You e m u m n n e w whathreught ms lholrd lf WI lwdwmt-\¢d xo."he nmlnded her."WhySao: Ilmtnn to dm whola Khin: naw!"
wa ln m-None an vu naar.¢wl"\ll1 v "-'\l"wIl|r\w\1 -' n u"I suppose you can never. nut un l ho umm c onlnplnpe ac e ibe \1 unl t."\h¢ w hup¢ re d ."bu:l 0 °<°°0 °1
h n d n o h n d t n t b l x .l l h x l l u -u n . R m n y a | » ¢ n n a u \ u |vnfnfed ashamed when I m m vi n. n qu: who m a n a mi d tm 5
ben§_lf_° _gd aMdr:¢Lofl1urn¢| °'v?"m he midi no aumnr :Nl ad Ju t u l w u h o n l l l n d d n euhnzlntsnm.A n n a n :e~""'" " " "" " ' "" " 'z z on deck.Pe r ha p s w h ir l éin irf f ;eoatldmcn una ltubborn-g g h r s p e n e d w u h m ; u m: h o u r ' h i m.
n»¢-1..\¢..\..._..\.-r....1....ur 1010
I m B a d e n mmmd Sa tlnhv
evening to the pa nnhl,A; R.B u l a hams d i n t n two wa s h
vidt with Hn. Opal Reeves.~C o n Bea rd hdped Hn.FritzMuller can for her mother,Mrs.
Anderson Thmdlw night and Mrs.
Jesge West of Herman, and Miss
Mqhtn Taylor ol Blair, helped onFf»<i=y-Mr, and Mrs. La Layman and
children arent Sunday with the H.
Lfiyman amily west of Herman.
Ben Pike of Tekamnh, and his
brother-in-law, 'Byron Beard drove
~y -iw. Judy 26th ,g
on Oe n w f- ' M n naw
shame! the hargdnl.
Wah Dresses onSde
for $1.50 in dns 14
e Fadxion Center right
not fade.26-lt.
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hameotherdst¢r,`~~ . C . E .
Johnson.{
Pets c n p w w r h a s d n i n z u
¢he W a t a ! e ,t.\kin¢t.he plaeeo ! Hx r r y E l i s , w h o h u n t u r : ze d
ba hi s home | tTe kA| na lL
The guild will meet for wo rk
Thun/day at the pammgv..
»ensen.l|.n.Dnv»en,Mzs.H¢nri-
¢ m u y e n m a a 1 > . L m m
M.r.xndlha .FIUy dS|ni thv e xeSunday diana gneaiz nt Lbehome
of Mrs. Franklensen of Blnlr.
Mr.and Mrs. Nels Nelson and
children wled o n l k .and Mrl.
Louie memm and family Sunday
Afternoon.
r. and Mrs. Clark Lzpp nco
evening.
were oHr. and Mn. J . Bo lt;
Mila Huine Mathews returned
W°dN"!lY e ve ni ng from le v enl
days mdk wiih her brother m d
wife Mr. md Mn. David Mathews
Mus Helm Andreaaen of Blair,\ n s a g u e s t o ! M . i e s R u L h W i d -ener Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. J:S. Conety spent Wed.
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u w m y m w p m xuh mgl 1 ~ o 1 m a n v . u , \ m
hi mu ld m. b a n kv e s o n my n l ml ,' m a m n m m u a p n m w a m y n n a n @|f|| l4 W1 fdlliIl¢i °¢ l.sa ¥lt\|a
» » ¢ » 1 » ¢ ° f my f ¢ ¢ n » y ¢ m ¢ , m 2 ° 0 S w ° ¢ h P 1 n e » » d I 1 d ¢ » h . m
misery.My s toma ch wal o ut MQW! icm' ye w a go have alre ady
fi x ,my ki dne y s x c w d¢ o o !r e e .ly 'a d dd $ 5 0 0 t o t . h a w u e o ! h l s
un dl l ud w ta h up u rg a ti v e u e o n -1 6 0 n a e ! a n n Th ¢ ' P i m:u ' e a l
tlnually cu ge t re lid from ¢¢ ,n-'re ady fmmfur ta ee ve n fe etull
stipation; u my liver was so dug- BM fanning a windbreak north of
Kish. and I'd have one billions hm farm buildings They are Dre
|tbnlr home at
h i m m x
Jtdy C11
until Satan
meA1-:uNc'roN Norms \_,,,,s,§ you
1000 New
Mr.nnd Mrs. s. H.lackmnn at 31 or 1spent the week-end at the Charles g 43 at QHnvendick home at Hennan.lnow.Wm
tuesday in Blai r at the Giiford `_had sight of the neig borhood when[Dixon home where Mrs. Asa Dixon °.2le.£-.._u.i..?.§1. a"ww fe w tre es ,J w at all.M
ha r t
r. and Mrs. Dilliner of Rock-__Mo.. snent Sunday visirilsler mr* Qr " : r "'-..Th da u h-I¢ll.l|Arhngmn relatn. es.en-gi a ,Barbara Jean, who has been
visiting at the home of her great.Madlinel
arnnrimothtér. Mf3 J. C. Bi3¢kblI.2"lllbl'0|iE dgw]
ry in the elevator heren onq day last vqeek and}
~ "M Flyod Knoix and ~-~--»»ml. ~- num 1.:Auv\\*"" "1§;:""';1 ia;~;:"a';a;. Beard and'afam aooga " taken four \=°"-he of Suzan, .1 qlretvetl. DY ule Agricultural run-Johns.an Y tension Service from Jwhorn hehilddrove out from Omaha .h_M _M H Bam-d mned Hr.and M,3_Au M we 1 don't know when it was.I have .'é..,.,=f.`"§f'and \.'ini'l.cd Mr.KImt'I.'B ._I $ j t u .fbe.r.f l .'fEEi...muur n l Ji ... e r mpln nf Tn- .Tu-_ and 'Familu nf l i n n n m A ' mi a fine annetite. sleen stood.mv bought. them at one cent each.He
;';a3;;4,;;i home wit.h them.
Th e wo r k o n Lhe n e w lu mb o r
she d of the Ny o »J en ks c otpp an y IB
progr0SSiIlE nic ely .Th e " " P " f " " e '
me n ts o n th e xrlcvzxior :sro :moo t
dela y ed op c r atid ns f o r a b o u t alnau\»uu;"`°`f "' i = » é 'r ` £ ~ ttf ' \d wh i le Mr .B m m b a u g i o £ ' m ? I } h r ;°;tmbaI§°ga m e 0; the ' sc a-
B af t,ma d e mp a i r s .| m wa s pla y e d o n th e lo c a l f li m
h e mxe th W e s t o f Ha m b u r g ,Ia. ,,is here o n his vac ati on vi s i ti n g g f g d mi n d a y d ' g ' ; ; =d*1f;=h H
31_T h dr i ve wa y h aB lh i S mo th er , Mr s . Hen r y B a k e r ._2 to 1 A f -sizedsn!_p1.?i»m» ;0on nnein nnc ornodate Gu y W a lla c e a n d J oe S u lly e n -.?.'fZff.tff§'f"§..... ur§ln1=mn9rl fgofame.
y g f g v | 5 | \ g | ]~~~n i l I l i l i u v | |¢ u | . a ¢. a . l v u J r \ 4 l \ r U \ . \ u \ . » ;v a n v v u 'u - u m ¢ '» ' ¢ - ¢ ]n n ;A n n - - - a u a a u g n u n s -" r r --*" " r C vk a a h S d f b e n .S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n v i s i t o r s a t t h e K d n e y h ~ e r m a l a n d o v e r y » ¢ U 1 f i " a ¢ € d t h e 5 ° ¢ d ' i " E ' f f o r o v ?
"" ? . 1 1 ' § " ' i i ' . § T ' " § ~ ' } ' Z § ° " P ¢ ¢ k a n d § 1 i 1 ' 3 ~o " § , , § ' é " E J Q F a n d s o n ,R .W i d e n e r h o m e .r J w ,o f T I E S ;i l l ,d i s a p p e a r e d ,' y e a r n a n d h a s m u l c h e d ! " ' ° " 'w l t n
c i i l d n e n v i s i t e d S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n l P u u l d r o v e t o o w a r .~h I r . F z ; n ¢ d L I r § .~G .H e a c o c k M Q a o o n p i n s r e l i e v e d m e o f s t r a w s i n c e t h a ;t i m e .T h e t r e e s
M , - _M B P k d n e g d a d t a e d w i t h H o n ,0 )o (r e t n a .W @ 1 ' e S u né h m y o f " § ' é ' k m § ? h .e n o c a n s ¢ » m J i ' ¢ 2 §, i o u i e r o f M r s .F a c k - I d a y k F i e s t a o f M r .a n d M r s .G o o .c o n s t i p a t i o n a n d t o n e d u p m y w e r e a b o u t s i x I n c h e s t a l l w h e n h e
1 F _g o t , t h e m a n d h a v e m o d e n .r e -- M 9 C a r l ~a n d . C h l l d f l i ° § " ' ? . i ' . H f ~a n )f `. . . n 9 l M | r 1 J I l " f " . i 'H a a n Y n f n i f l n ¢f " ' l \ ¥ » u n n 1 l \ " e l 'S O ~I C a n l e a v e O f f l a x *. . . . . . . . . 1 . . . 1 . . \ -. . . Q . " . . & L a . .i k "I n n . ." n a n o
09 0 21 c| u |a » a5 \ .- » u g -...- _. - - _ _t h e l a r g e s t t r u c k s ,a n d a n e l e c t r i c '
m o t o r h a s b e e n i n s t a l l e d i n s t e a d o f
t m e n g i n e w h i c h w a s f o r m e r l y
used.Miss Clara Meierhenry, whoh83
a position in Lincoln at the Tabitha
Children Home,spent Lhe week-
vl h hor arcnts.Mr andanditP(Mrs.Fred Meierhenry.t fMr.:md Mrs-J - w.Da y oCaxlifornia.arrivcd jrhmda y eve-ning for n brief visit at the H. L
1\icK.ibiJon home.They left on
M-asnizmt for Vnunczl Bluffs.Bn \»:1ll|r Plchtenkn.1,w.ho5.. .~ .1 fI\ the 1remo1.: Trib
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ner/med thrash 1 _k.~~'-- ul. Aull -'-----~~ ""°'"7"ME.and nil r1sffr§°enak¢r|nr. "nd ms. Bernard M°""!°*'
autoed up =» Tekamah ~ aft»|e ;"::;~ oimiongp C,:;:,~§:ne
" " " ° "where they ""*'"5"""' theldinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C.
double funeral of Mrs. Ahoe An-
derson and Mrs.Bridwell.Mrs.
Anderson was a neighbor and a
life long- f end of il r. Baker.
Mr.and Mrs.0 .A.Pick and
daughter,Betty of Ft. .Calho1.m,
accompanied by Mr. Fick's mother
Minnie Wanda Pick of Omaha,
visited their farm here"Snnday
E.Uehling.The following were
afternoon guests: Herb Briggs anddaughter, Wilson Stroh and Miss
Dorfmeyer.'Mrs.Anna Peddie, Mrs.JamesVan Horn,Misses Caroline and
Christine Wachter and lie nmth
Wachter draw to Omaha Sunday
H J and took Miss Evelyn Van Horncomgifei?orr 5 ; g g g j g g g g; where she took the train for Lm-
been cutting d thncshin ",hcat'col:'1 to return *Q her work aftcrgforver n v.k.n ten day vacatlon.The mst of.V'\l»(!(:kS VF\"|0uw. '*'°"'"" .leo -_._1u:.., c:..1Ur.IIhnnlinn i¢ \»§<zi|in¢r.the Pan?attended the Orpheum
1;A r I l i . :Ll » | 5 a | . \ = | »u u u \ l \ l U | \ l \ |o l a a a A v v n n a A l . U A \ | | w v a .\ J l u \ ¢ » 5 v g »at ~g l u w u I u l I u v § v \ a n y u m ! - | : . ug 0 , 5 ; ; = = ; §§ ; ; ; »x i s g g g n f i ,' W a r r i c k w e r e F r i d a y n i g h t g u e s t s c a p e M o n d a y t o b e a g u e s t o f ' f ' t " ' ° ` "° "" ° ` ° l Y °- - J .C .B r o " '
M r s .H e n r y J e n s e n .1 O f . b l i s s A n n a W r i c h o f B l a i r .M u s a M a r y I I u r d u m a t t h e F r e d B 2 4 F r a n m s S t . ,O m a h a .R e a d T h e E n t g ; - p r i m f o r c o r r e c t ,
M r .a n d M r s .M a r c u s B e c k a n d M r .a n d M r s .O p a l R e e v e s : p a d H u r d u m h o m e . f o r s e v e r a l d a y s .T h e S t e w a r t .P h a r m a c y ,A g e n t s .n e w s .
¢ h i 1 d m o f B l a i r .v i s i t e d a t t h e ° ' 1 ' l ' f f ' = ! 1 & P € = ' f f § ! € ' P E * a Y ' = } ' ° " % % ' g . } ¥ ' ? ' ° ". " i " ' " F "5 ¥ ? § " * .S a t u r d a y .
Andrew Beck h¢n{¢ Thursday eve mth the Rnbert Wmancr amuy-*mgnn una sunday wnn ner granu-nin .\ .Mr. and Mrs.Gemld Rmd "-"d\parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ncum War-
5 and Mrs Chaxkzs Koenig Mr. and Mrs. Inuiu Lnng of Her-i I-;¢k_~ ~
visiwli at the Cimrlcs Husk home :W _vyere `|5g'_3 P! .¥%£&-_°;§
Su n da y eve n in g .M r .a n d Mr s .Chee S u tto n a n d
Ne i l,M r .a n d Mr s .Th eo .L u n d t
a n d b a b y we r e S u n d a y vi s i to r s a t
th e W a lt e r Mc Cr ac ke n ho me .M r .a n d Mr s .F r e d Oi s en s pe n t
Su n d a y e ve n i n g vi s i ti n g a t th e
h o me o f M r . a n d Mr s .'Ted Ols en.
M r .F r a n k F o y o f Oma h a .m j d l
M r . " e d A r s .»{€'r¥f1*';'3":.':'I:
mr s . memle u n zy so n a l; su p pe r u n
W ednegday ,
Mrs . J §` S. Co nety s pe nt Tu esd ay
i n Om a h a w i t h h e r sisters,Mr s .
P .J .F l y n n a n d Mr s .A s a D i xo n ,
J r .wh e n th e la tte r le f t f o r h e r
ho me ut. L os A n ge le s , Ca lif ., af te r
an e xte n d e d vi s i t wi th r e la ti ve s .
Mr s .A .A .An d e r s o n o f Ta k a -
ma h ,passed a w a y F r i d a y a t th e
h o mo nf hm' elnua rhbef. Mrd.F r i tz
ms HEALTH NEVER
BETTER THAN 1\0"
n - n n u n n n
4 .¢1§»if"~ \; {k P1"¢ -Jn* .W . "._ ~.. ~\.» 3;
n
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( a l 1 L'|r ] lrI f]{ ' I ii .lr lln qlu u.I) Alac LJJ| I|q |4nn.| uu.Au I u s u o | b c f o I c m i h o m1.th m : \ r m i l o c d ' o r o t y u n d Ir e n e Wioeiler ne ar e 0 " E P-J1rU]1 |1 D'" =n. . n . - _1 's Mr . a n d Mrs . O. L . Hi ls n ng e r a c
n l l f.l:ir;h: ll Nu r: .. rw.;wfrre
1.l.1l 1 if l1 . l .\.lg, 1111 Vhlfll hemp;
5f.u.i:\, \'f»|.1 .o f Llw dr y x.aztlier.
55,..1211 I'»lr.Ve r no n Ma r s h a ll
.illnl \l| .l.l'El 1. 11 Sunday for ?*¥1""'
calpuil-.] ] n n | \ % l 1 € I ' € ~ ~ a l "
te n d the na ti olml nu rs er y me ri s
c o nve ntio n r ' . l h 0 y F lm l w h g tr a n
th e or th be or e n e u r nmg .e..3 3 ¢n¢'Mr s Ha r o ld W eb e r a n d
l.[. l,L\lI1ULl.Il.Mr .Eb b e r h s r t, c a re ta k e r o f th e
Oli ve r Pi c k plac e,left.f o r Ex~
c vilsiur Sp r in g s Mo n d a y mo r n i n g
f o r a s h o r t vac ation.
Lire.Ge o rg e Hi ne li ne ,wh o h a s
been a i li n g f o r s o me ti me ,we n t
to Om a h a one d a y l a n we e k to
c o ns ult u. do c tor i n re g a r d to h e r
lm-enlth.Mr s .~i i la b u n d e to o k
ic onmpanied M r .a n d Mr s .B e r t
Coo per o f T e k s m n h o n n.dr i v e
Su n da y af te rn o o n a t Te lba s ta ,
Fo nta ne lle ,Ni c k e rs on ,W i n s lo w
an d Hoo p er .D r . a n d Mr s . A . J . Ca mer o n a e »
c o mp an ie d b y Mr s .Bessie Ec c les,
exp ec t to le ave W ed nes day f o r a
lva c a ti o n a t Gr e e n L a k e ,Mi n n .
I M N `|-~'.¢°r~len will snend S. f6W day!3
WEI`¢b\1IlCl2y llllC'l' guvsvs uu.un :Ge n e D a vi d me .
N e w S h i me n t o f io vely Bee
Yo un g wa sh dr es se s fo r o nly $2 .9 5
h a ve ju s t be en rec eived a t th e
Fa s h i o n Cen te r._2 6 - I t
L o ve ly S i lk D r e s s e s a r e n o w o n
ma i n n f f lu ; F a s h i o n C h n t f r B t ~
..-. -- . .-- _" " " u "_M u l l e r o f h e a r t t r o u b l e a n d t h e
f a m i ly h a ve th e h e a r tf e lt s y m-
p a th y o f th e i r ma n y fr i en d s i n
th i s ne ig hb or ho od wh e r e th e y
f o r me r ly li ve d .Th e f u n e r a l Su n-
d a y f o r e m a n a t th e Me th o d i s t
c hu rc h o f Te k a ma h , wa s a tte n d e d
b y m a n y f r o m th i s vi c i n i ty .
Th e K i n d r e d M e n y M a k e r s C l u b
wi ll n ma e wi n . M m Fllvfin Mn1 :lor
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.a s s i g p g g .
n u .u n uson, Donald left
w e e k s v a c a t i o n
n l . .A - . I R1 9 2
`éE}\}1£y for a two hfgr w ulmr wwin Estes Park.w1iI cure for her
¥~'\r\d Dewcber rc- again
n ne r wn g r g gf ...-... .....,..___. j " - r - " "-|..»\. ,., ....... - ,..---.-- ---'tall .....,,|"nu ll H..."-U.; .\. »--- ----t j ;h i 1 1 t h e m .D r .w i l l t h a n t a k e h e r t o d $ 5 ' * 'A l s o o u r b e t t e r d r e s s -J u l y 2 4 t h i n s t e a d o f J u l y 1 ' i ' t l 1
..B I !o D »u n s e s w e M m n e a n o l n s l n l u s c a r f r o m w h i c h _| . _- - ' 1 _ . . . . . . . .. . . . . . | . . . . . . . . . |4 . . .e v : o n . m a T h e m - w i v e l e c t e d o f f i c e r s a r e :\
of lovely Bee
ses for only $2.95.
received at the
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special prices are
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lace she will leave for her homeL Winnipeg, Canada.Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Larsen and
nildmn left.Sunday to spend aaw days at Bartlett,Neb.John
lcDonald is iooking after thenninonnnt. the Farmers Union
e s n a v e D e n i z r u u u s x u u u q» ¢. .w u » ~
$12.75.If you need any summer
dresses now is the time to buy
them at the Fashion Center.I t
ALONG_Ill__En__ ummm n IN
p..;».ia;n.;'n.;.. Hain Tyson; vice'
president;Mrs.Clyde Fitch, sec-
retary-tmasurer,Mrs.Prentiee
Smith.Mr.and Mrs. James Paulsen
were Sunday dinner guests at the
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t u m e d me ms n 0 1 LIN:ub u n ....-_3 f o u r wee ks vac ati on tr i p no N e w Sh i pme n
E s te s P a r k a n d oth e r we ster n ou n g wa 8l1 d m:
nun §ne1 lmnanpoints.M r . n d M n .H. L . l le ki bbn
u.:d their gn nd d lu jl n zn ,Bettynndneva Slneyner of Stunt, md
the ir gue ltl, Hr. and Mn. Duty,-.....»nm v.-eekzml visiting n h :
" ' " 'J----.~...lxmnion Center.
Fuhlon Canm-
Phone 4 7 -G e e
Pe mn ne nt mw-
S5 and $7.50.
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BROWN
" ! ' " "dt w e s n t .C l a y ( ) e n b l . r ,E d g a r a n I U v n u
He has suffered a great deal of
pain and has had to have it lanced
twice.Word came Sunday bearing thesadnews at the drowning in
Crystal Lake near Sioux City that
day of the son of Chas.Hahn.
Mr.Hahn is well known hem,
having made his home here while
employed as lineman for the tele-
phone.The pupils attending the daily
vacation bible school forty-two
in number were taloen down townondismissal at 11:80 Thursday
and treated m ice cream cones.Mr. and Mtn. Wm. Adams,Mr.
and Mrs. I-luit Lowe and Mm L.V.Ackennan of Klamath Folia,
Oregon, were entertained at din-ner Sunday at the Mrs. Ella Woods
home at Tekamah.Rev. Norlin went over to Fre-mont Saturday and accompanied
the boy scouts home.They report
a fine time.Mrs. L. F. Hilslnger is quite ill
at her home here at present.Fire of unknown origin destroy-
ed a thousand bushels of wheat
on the Hynes ranch last Mondayafternoon.The wheat was i n
shocks.The Herman fire truck
was called w help fight the flames
Fashion Center Beauty Parlor-
Phorre 4 7 - G e t your Realisiic
Permanent now-special prices are
$5 and $7.50.26 -nLovely Silk Dresses are now on
sale ut the Fashion Oenkr at $4.75
and $6.75.Also our better dress-
es have been reduced to $7.95 and
$12.75.if you 1.ml any summer
dresses now is the time to buy
them at the Fashion Cnntcr.i t
BENCH NOTES
Mr.and Mrs.Harry Smith
drove to Omaha Sundny and spent
the day visiting with Mr. and Mrs.Earl Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Johnson,/fhe Misses Beryi, Ruth and Ade-
ldde Riva,Shiticy and Peggy
Chntt,Amy Imiand and Helen
Haswell ull of .Teknmah,speht
Thursday afternoon visiting Mrs.
Chris Jensen.
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Something New
We now have a real fender and
body man and painter.
Can do any kind of fender or
body work, no matter how bad
Uses genuine Duco paint and
guaranteesevery job.
12 years experience
Vinton-Evans Chevrolet Co.
.~. ..._family of his sister,Mrs.Neum
Warrick.Eleven members of the Riyer-view 4-H Health Club met Fnday
afternoon with their lender, Flor-
ence . Dixon.The subject yasposture and the members reoeived
their problems.Ice cream andcookieswereserved.The next
meeting will be July 25 with the
members of the Neum Warrick
family.Loran Layman sent fourteenhead of fat cattle by Tyson-Lon!
trucks to Omaha Wednesday
night and Han-y Tyson went with
him Thursday to see them sold at
the stuck yards.Mrs. C. H. Blanchnd and neph-
ew, Aubrey Gaines of the Home-
stead district spent Thursday aft-
ernoon a tthe A. E. Dixon hpme.
Mary and Harry John Tucker
were guests of the little folks of
the Neum Warrick family Sunday
afternoon.Mr.and Mrs. Prentice Smith
spent Thursday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Opal Reeves.
This week will finish most of
the threshing on the bottom anthereana ten threshing and two
combine crews at work.
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l s f i s y o u r w y é ?
I ' l " ' S 5 : 3 0 a g a i n .O n c e m o r e t h e e v e n i n g
meal is under way.Qutside the tempera-
ture is 95.Inside the kitchen it is 100.Al-
ready pictures on the wsll are swimming in
n dizzy whirl.
Day after day, doa your wife take this pun-
ishment? Does she serve the food for yon,
but have no appetite., no relish,for any
for herself? Has she changed from the happy,
energetic girl of "love, honor and obey" dsys
to a tired, wilted kitchen slave? ls every step
s. forced one? la every minute spent in the
kitchen like s sentence to some kind of an
inferno?
If yon want os to change it, her kitchen
hours may be arol and pleasant. Instead of
four to six hours s day over at slow, hot.,
mossy, nrom-heating kitchen stove, we can
cot that time to only twotothreehonrs. And
the food is cooked better, more sppetidngly.
in eitieaggssveookery has freed 15,000,000
wo m e n f rom h ot , wi l t ln g ki t c he n ~
Why should there be s penalty for living
beyond the gss mains?
Now Skeigss, the compressed natural gsm,
hrings lkeedom to women who live beyond
the mains.And thousands of women eseh
month learn this new enjoyment ofI.Ke. F
lhommds are discarding olasolcte eookay
methods to change to the speediest, cleanest
fuel, which is nt the same time the anoint,
with all heat gtoncentrsted on the vessel it-
self. Skelgns cooks the food without cooking
the cook.
What is the coat of Skelgns fuel? About
one-Efteenth as murh as the upkeep cult on
the average motor car.Are monthly pay-
ments svdlahle? Yes., during july, we are
making s special offer: A down payment of
only $12.50 completely installs n Skelgss
outfit, including choice of live new stoves,
the "gas plant" itself and even many months
supply of Skelgas fuel"-everything.Small
monthly payments follow over n twelve-
month period..
For only 12.50 down you have ready to
use a convenience which bsnisha kitchen
drodgery three times s day, 1095 times a
yesr.Which cuts kitchen hours in half.
W hich makes the kitchen so livable s
room as any in the house. Which does not
s o o t u p k i t c h e n ve s s e ls o r k i t c h e n wa l ls .
W h i c h m s k e s o n y k i t c h e n u m o d e r n s s d
ci ty hi tc hat.
Husbands, hsve you ever before hsd the
opponuniay to do so much with so linle=
Only 312.50 down?Why not come in today
°---let's tslk it over.
nsnnolgj SKELGASQQQWANQ
to the home of his parents,Mr.
and Mrs. M.,M. Halbert of Omaha
after a visit at tae R.Widener
nome.Miss Maxine Mathews was n
guest Saturday night. and Sunday
of Miss llamett.Allen of Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Conety spout
Sunday evening nt the P.J.
Flynn home in Omaha.
Mrs. A. R. Beales andkiaughters
spent Sunday afternoon at the C.
B.Bunn home as did also Euniceand Max Reeves and Eugene andMary Ann Bunn.
Mr. and Mrs, C.E.Krause of
Blmlr, spent Friday evening with
Mr. and Mrs.-H. Tyson.
Rev. and bln. L. J. Moran andson, Mrs, Cora Badgerow of Blair,
Mr.and Mrs.Fred Ray,Mrs
Clyde Metzler and Miss MildredIversonwereFridayeveningcallers at the Fritz Mullr home.
Mrs. A. w. Clarke and two chil-Jrcn spent Friday afternoon with
Mrs. L. L. Layman.
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m e m b e r s w e r e h g g g s o 5 " " " £ : 7 e g ;M r s .F e r n W e s t vi s i t e d 1=gfS=
i o n u m t P k
Annu .......-___.,Leagues of Omaha.All drove up
toward Fontanelle and had supperin the woods, returning to Arling-
ton for league and durch services.
u r .and Mrs.c .c .Cook and
son returned last week from a va-cation trip to Yellowstone Park
and the Black Hills.lhir. and Mrs. G. A. Marshall re~
tunml the first of last week from
a visit nt the home of their son,Itziph at Martin, S. D.They werehdme only a few days, then left
for Minneapolis, Minn. From tliere
they will go to their summer
home nt Mercer, Wis. for a few
necks.Mr. and Mrs. Homer Miller and
children returned the lust oi theweek from a vacation trip to visit
Mr.hiiller's brother Tom MillerandfamilyntRichmond,Ind.
They were accompanied on the
ni p b y Mr.Mi\ler's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Mitchell of Devils Lake,
Nonh Daknta.Mrs.Ella Bross and staff of
Blair, mowned over w ArlingtonFriday evening and installed the
officers of the local Rebekah
lodge.Mrs. Brass is the District
Deputy President of this district
and installs ut Blair,Kennnrd,
Washington and Arlington.Mrs.
Nellie Anderson served ns Deputy
Gruml Marshal.N-..\\'<nrinlzui.c was hostess
I
pn... nl v.......»...e,...,.Jens B. Jensen and ».ixB§'ii""°`
Jensen of Blair visited ~
:gm _Kasde Friday and assisted
8 inxpacking her household
rs.eith M ~City, visited l";!l§;;eher of Sioux
Hilfier(-_l-},,,,,,,_ka tt h e G e o .
rs.nude Reid is servin thePal-rvns on route two whilg her
husband is taking his annual twoyveeks.vaeatlon.Miss Maxionnejd
is dnvmg the car for her.
Mpf- and Mrs. E. W. Crumbaugh,
ss Ramona and Wanda spent
Tuesday and Wednesday at Shen-andoah, Iowa.on Wednesday are
ernozm the mx gave nshslk -onserum over radio station .KFNF_
'r Returning to his home at Craig
h m Y from Omaha where he
.,been ln a hospital for some
t\me,\Chss.Eby with Mrs.Eby51°l`*P€\1ln l-lerman fo r a short
visit.\4Mis Edith Frain and little o-ther of Blair. spent lm week 32...
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Fallen.Corral Foster nnd family of
Craig, visited Wednesday evening
at the Jennings West Home.
Mrs. Elnorn Kastle and Ramona
shipped their household S toWayne. Neb. _Saturday w ere theywill mnkc their future home. Mrs.
' S e l f 2"<*.,.=¥ff°'f....'§'i=_Ii2r:'"*:
°,,'"\;réd§§§ldf\§`§;j,,, an any quill.-
'nh luncheon at.1125 '{='$`fn§f" 'r giacsta were'UNI
members uf th: Rebekah kenmns-
ton.,Miss Gladys E°13*°'E"%"'Ez3°'f'l§
\ | \ : | | a \ : u u l .l l l l l l l g \ \ | | |U p c l u u v ub o a r d i n g h o u s e c a t e r i n g t o t h e
stu d en ts a t th e c ollége.Mr s .
Kar.1.le's plac e i n th e p o s t off ic e
~ be filled by Miss Htlen Trip-
et .'After visitinz here at .the homean dzxuglucr of the law mr. andMrs.Wm.Eehtenlrlnp,pnsscd
away Sunday morning, .luly 13 nt
St.Josuphs hospital in Omaha.
The cause of her death being com-plications following an appendix
operation w which she had submit.-
d a few days previous.Funerm1.0survims were held Tuesday f "'he an ch chtheSt.la uls Lut r fand she was lmid to rest bqpside her
,parents in the cemetery adjacent'lo the churt'li No immediate
members uf hcr family are left as
her only sister died about a year
and a half ago.Mesdzxmes H. C.McClellan and
H.W.Schoettgex wcre hoswsses'Wednesday aftcmoon w the Meth-
odist Aid Softiety nt the McClellan
home.Miss Clam Schoettger is enioy-
ing a mont.h's trip to the Black
Hills.She and three other youngladiesformedapartythat left
Gmaha on Thursday.Drs. Davies and Bloch removed
the tonsils of Raymod Curtis last.
week.Charles Strnwhecker of Sacra-mento, Calif.is visiting his par-
ents,M r . ~ M r s .W.Straw-
hecher of Aggmgpq.1'
of her bmmhé,E1 ~hcloseof her sd-»»1f"°§4i§"fid.f.
Larson left last week for her home
atFMcCook. Nelm
_l'1mk Crnnor nd wife ofCrmig
>s.::,*.°;:;. the J. D. Lowe home on
RAW. and Mrs. Ihre fNab.,returned to Hen§nnAg1.,';`f1
day and left for their home Wed-
nesday, accompanied by Bobbie.
Bob Jackson and John McDon-
ald have rented the E. P. Hansen
building on main street just southgf,§'$,§`;"h'=§;' hardv m and will
res urantg y guf gns oan 5 2 ° ~
y..''intéarior palgmegnsen is havmg the
_ ,mlvy Gray f o wvnsxted his hrothér, of "é'a..§'§';:
? and Mrs. Gray haye been vis-
iting relatives in Blair and Onmha
.Miss Leola\_ Cummings, who ha
3 Bmmégruphxc position in omaha,
h'£;;'?hex4;week~cnd visit at her
Miss Ruby C '¥:°°~;T*-~=f»<»»y"'";°:'.s'°..§;"",2'.i:
bgzptal *fr Omaha Where she han
_n confined seveml weeks dur-~
mg a serious illness,)
Otto Mattson of Oaklund. Neb.
hlesdamcs D. w. Lawson uuu u .E. Whitaker entertained the East- waited m Herman Friday.i i é ~
em Suu' kensimrton at the Law» 0ent.!y fH»¥')112d near hem. .
son home. f be hed a §;;1g~°1§ 'lgilrlett of Dra , was
A coat. o paint. is ing app o ss Rarchd baugh °V¢r Sunday rmma Crum
to the building recently pu use ..._ v.....:.... and rlnidl E l zy ~ W h ( ) i s e mp l o y e d
by the Amenum u\:|;|v}»_-.-u ..-_by them and the Aux.\l1H1'Y as a
club house.Mrs. F. E. Webb left Sundry to
join her sister and family in anautotrip.through the wa t,to
la s t fo r a mn nt h o r s i x ~Mr.Franmenburg met with apainful aocidvem. the other day. Insome manner the knife with whichhe was skinning a calf, sllppd and
cut his hand quite severely, cau»~the loss of a great deal of blood.
Mr and Mn. E. Hil1enknmp's
(at Chicago, visibed last weethe home of his sister, Mrg_kR¢::
P u m a .Mn-Eu-1 French wok u m,
Lyle w Oma h a lm Wdnesdn;
a n d h e w u o p e r a te d o n l o r u i g b
seas back of one ol his ears. The;
re mni ne d lnthe dty s fe wda y sMiss Coema Belvllls vidted he:
brother, Ed a m flmily a t L yam
from Wednesdny until Saturday.
The much talked of "moving un
~.iw no be 1
\ittle girl mn dth ln m ddun ";'"7'ma nuxwnwmpluynmlnnweek.n u - n m m s w u u u g h c g w w d m w h n w i d u h mi n w m e m m n e r b yl n p e o n l mllhdull.'1'|l! uu\ob||¢ro|luv forhuellingopen the ¢|..\||§|\_g ~~~
on her fingers.Mr.and Mrs: Roland Onnsby,
who have been in Cuper, Wyo.for some time, retumed last week
20 their home at the Ormsby
orchards east of town.Miss Bernice Uttzrbc k and
John Hansen we n mnrned Sa¢-
urday. July 12.They will make
uv -W-mu mu s="-ws mem urmxln s unt.Wri dng tg relatives here las
week, Hownrd Cmmmn statedththennome\er°in northern Montan
_where lm in located was 108 an
rain wa.: needs! badly.
Miss Evelyn Km o f Arli ngto x
spent lat Monday and 'Nndny i
1m m
a u -
unununnnnnnu,n n u u u u n n u n n n l l u l u l l Blair. Neb Inf! 17"m a .: m m
»:|.u m m ! o r
' n m . u m v m o s s
(Co nti nnd ho m page dght)
I h a b n d y o t n ml m i h u i n h e o w i i
dlnt\~,mred.as Howard Bennington.h-¢~n\me he wore nnnlnnanurlulhrs. was living ln llamlugionwmmlln and had vuverl el' Batting-(->u's m hu pockets.Bul I a umn fall mm u you dld.""\\-'hal man was n whom you
_idenllBed'!"Eve ly n Ra dwny d e
uunnrled.wi th |p z s s l o t m t e n m
ness.." A m m e well k n o wn m y an."
, N r e m r n e f l."On e A n d re w Or me .
ffu rg er md d o u b le mu r d e r e r .Th i s
h i s b e e n u t lb lln h e d b y th e Un g e r
p n n u . "
" H o w d i d Mr .B e td n n o n ga:nhfmrd th e Alba tr os s! "U n .Rad-
l " " " ''
~~f l ?~
~~~and knelt down m d toot the
suengthleae hands a n d held ~1|
m hex li p l.
"W h y h a ve y o u c o me r ' h e uk e d ,
an d dreaded to hear th e nnmrer.
H a dared no :a llo w hims elf to
reel n w ve:-rnlnty e f the hn pp b
l|1::\:.e wlu\:l|had |..Ulu4.°tu h i m at
slghl (lf \ll3!'»lr was when she looked a t h i m
:h a l he k n e w there wo uld be no
mls u n d e mn n d ln g between th e m
.arhlle li fe re ma i ne d" I c a me s o s us g oo d -b y a n d u k
y ou to forgive me lf y ou Wmlld.
Hu t 1 : e e ne w there l l ¢0!D~¢to
ne n o ¢ood»by and r o n ha ve f o r
r.:l\en me."Th e h lu e r u e u o f th e n u m y e a r n
und g on e tra m he r.Ov e r th e m m
110 m e e m m u lte n lln g |ne w
strength an d a w w H e e m e r i
enc ed an sense a f emne c tlo u;he
was assured ui' the relurn of health
and the re ality of happineml.
ln the outer m o m th e l m : c o n
mu di sc us sing hu c ree d wi th F loy d
Umr ln ."W h e n I to ld h i m wh o wa s a mi :
Ing,I c ould see n e w Ili a c oming
hac k.I c la i m to b e u f r e e l h h t
lu g ma te rlulls t. bu t ever y no w an d
then a mirac le llk d th is ha p p e n ;
...I sfuppo oeone mlg h t n y
m u lo ve la m e sup re me : F a d e
...But all the same."ld the
surgeon,"it upsets mr ¢;_1¢¢|;.doin."r r f m s un.;
cu w h h - v - » » » » » » ~
f~ f-,,...» .
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c o l ma l . B UL B S
n n u u u n m m r m c l
(Y2¢v¢i=1=\°d tram Nu one)
whethe r the c ity hui a ugh: to
use funds w enlighhsn the dtilnenl
on this subject The city attorney,
stating that thu.qurstlun w a L
new one m him, naked Lune to look
the mam-r up.Jqnsen men cal-ed
anmti nn m the nce nt mpxeme
court declmm whidh allowed the
school boards o l the dats tlw
right. to use school funds in pro-
ted- the intaerens ol the district
and rmsoned that this was almost
a parallel case and for that reason
thought that funds belonging tothe dty wuldlhe used ln this in-
xtsnoe to proved. the intuutl of
the city.The avmney stated that
in-u-much as he had been accused
o! being in svmwhy with the sell-
ing of the plant that he would ask
that the ekmlnd for nn opinion be
ma de ln wr i ti ng a n dt l nt hi s a ns -
we ;-I/ndda lsa be dv e ni nwxi dng
so that no misunderstandings
might spin happen.
The question of the highway be-
ing brought down W8Sl\inZ¢»°\1
street was brought up hy the city
attorney who stabed that the state
th at they were ready to le t the
c o n tr a c t f o r th e 'B la i r to th e r i ve r '
ro a d i f th e c o u n c il wa s a g r e e a b le .
H e als o ind ic a ted th a t th e s ta te
wo u ld tak e c a r e o f th e wo } k o n th e
..||;
law, and vdwed that instmdim in
; ; , , ; ; f » ° »14 he dvenlin me
cTh e l ume n a n f o r i t .La ni :
J . Ta bu , M a s t e r o f the Ng -3 ;
Ghngo, said recently: "Ax
of me Na ti o na l Gra nge , mmm;
for its million me mk fs i n as
data, I say without hesitation or
qualification that the Grange
stands unflinchingly-for sobriety
usd prohiition.To us the 18t.h
Amendment is a pan. of the Con-
stitution.We believe in its vdue.
We nm ready to defend it ngalngt
those who would seek zo destroy
its civic, moral, spiritual, patriotic
and economic benefits."
The lis t might be lengthened,
buttlxes e a re e no ughto sho wthecharacterof the prohibilion sup-
portaus: the churches, the organiz-
ed women, the orguniaed educatf
ora.
What kind of people are #adm
Prohllition?L
`\ Tuunmny, and all kindred booze
cgntrolled polilical rings.Tam-
many'n Fourth of July orator
tlueatened the nabion with dv i l
war if the nation does not join
Ne w Yo rk o n the "wetfj column.
The Brewers am against in 82
brewing firms are officially record
||I :| \ I :|
Against the Prohibition Amend-
m e n t .
Organized vice, in all its forma
uie ie ' lature am-log the time 01°ml .TI up md the question was
thresbed out from every md# ma
nnall passed.Q In imma me om gave outlylns
uliatriets having at least four oozi-riguous sections with an assessed
"mmm or n 1-our $200900 analaviog the mother district with anammd valuation ol at least $2,-
000,00u,therighttofnrmanewdjxuigt upon the petition of 75%
oi the patrons of tho new dmfm
lgggired and making lt mandatory'upon mo county superintendent to
do aa
When the bill became a law md
it appeared evident that, a new
dinrict would be formal, an ab-
ggmpt was made by the Blair
school board bo set out the two sec
tions on th: wat of the district
into the adjoining mral districts.
This would so reduce the territory
that lt would break up the form-
ation of the district.The patron:
affected, however, were not to be
set out and a oommittevheaded
by Frank Brown vnma the mu
superintendent, laying the mattebefore him and after an investigad
tion, the following letter was re-
ceived:
September 9, 1929
Mr. Francis F. Brown,
Blair,Nebraska.
Dear Mr. Brown:'_|
-legislature.House Roll 145 la aniamendmont on Section 0582, Com~
mea suture.,m v .It d n l
ill#-hoYity for territory to be with~drawn from exlndng dty dist-rict:upon petition without any
oondderation,representation,or
°- ontheplrtpfllledtydrt-
|We would suggest that you at
onee read Article I, Sedan 6241.This is the fundamental law of the
state on tba fonnation of newschool dlstdcts.
House Roll 145 amending Sec-tion 6582 is an amendatory law.The principles of district dlvihion
in House Rall 145 seem to contra-
dict most of those of Section om.
Inasmuch as Home Roll 145 does
not repeal those parts M Sectioniam with which House Roll us
i
conflicts, there sums to he afairf
quesEon as to the dual legality
of House Rall 145.Further,inView of the fact thatthle newlaw
imlzht affect from twenty toflityIlnrger cities of the state, it wouldlbsdesirable for court action to
finally interpret the law and'de-
hennine its application.
Under the authority ol House
Roll 145 a gmup at York hu nub-
mime a petition of withdrawal
ilrom the York city school district.We understand other groups are
contemplating similar action
Home Roll 146 unconstitutional.;
Whether it vm invalidate tlm ac-
tion of the county superintendentin tho formation of the new diet-
rict in question le, to say theleast, a techdoal point and omwhich will open up a legal qucs-ition.But be that as it may,it isthe hope ol The Enterprise that
the old fight will be forgotten andl
that if the Gardner P¢°Ple are to
he a part of the Blair distnct
that their children will be looked
oller as carefully and their physloal surroundings be made as com
district.'
We have every reason to believethat with our present school board
every effort wni ye made eo do
what is not only lerdly but mor-
llly right.1 s
.Ron
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m i x r r x | : x . u u u'mn mu rom vnu' Omaha Neh.
Lee ds Correct Your Foot
There ls no Shlao liko tho
Arch Praerver style plulcomfort.The foot comfortmore iormenand wo sz
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fortable as any word lchool ol oléi llls Nature's way
thatthiawlllbetheaseandthat '
0 9T h r e s h m g T i m e
msnes, KETTLES, Cups
and saucers,pates, vege- .
table dishes,and glass-
ware all a t rock b o t t o m
JYoustote "¢#°§':=!'"4:"~"'¥\%<". " " , ;'=¥"i¥......'p r i c e s .C o m e h e r e f o r c a n -
1lG|||.\u l c r a z y \ . u u l l . u U - l l , y o u r e sl c l e ,w g e n n e r \\ ' 1 I n D i n e r A.I.ll|.1 c n u u r e n m w m t o r y a
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'
'You Amend Mlm When Hu Wu
Bulhrlng From Thru RibsBrokenIntheFightWlth tht
lun Ho Killed."
vu mn :poke from the enWPlP91-ur lhndowa.'I "told you thu!one of lu!
n-lend!olrerea help.'nm v u
Bettlngwu.Although hll reputadou vu wide he had not needed oo
a l l hh o lc ua ré l. u muy do to
live.For the nh of my chll no
In deternéned gy ull 5;-==»»-gwgg
:go v m lm.0 wenou his tl-lp nnrly. like n boy nab
In adventure.My G- dl Wim:::'ndn»ntnr¢l In um :ro n Auf
| no rm whi c h a m ne h mum
le nu na rly dro wne d Ind N0 3r4~n1|_>e lo the hut od |h h m n uwho called hlmwf Jonathon GIDM.lu re ellly he nu Orme. who hll
lived there many yearn, hrvlng noh-lendgtqd :Ivins | oollury ex~luence.w h q Bemngwn,In0rme'| clotheg, was fordbly akuaboard me ' Orme to ol lm-dngtonh cl fund money andweattoNe h nnd mn h h
da u :there,ls you know."Un-udn sighed heavily."A double
U1 red!He rellted. u well u he could.
the manner of Beltln|:ton'| abdue
dun.When lr was clear ne had
nothing more to zell, llrl. lledwl!
arose and asked hlm to follow her
into the llhrary."You mum luke me to hlm." |he
nld.For the llrst tlme he naw
that she had heen crying.Dully.
he wandered why.
"I rl-m'l zhlnk It necesnrl."hetoldher."Ile sen!messages by
me xo vnu ull.For some reason
or annlher. he persists ln thinkin!
you were jinullloddor whnl youdid.I confess I do nol understand
why.n seems qulxotlc ln the ex-nemo,"
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Dan J. Phillips
Democratic Candidate for
'Pnlmarlu Au g . I2
Omlhl. Ne brnkn
July 12. 1980
To the Voter:of Whnhlngton
County, Nebraska:
I understand that Dan J. Phil-lips is a cendidnfe for Sheri!! of
Wuhlngton Co unty on thI)emo-cratlc ticket,a nd I w a rn t o ny
t h a t d u r i n g t h o y a r s t l u t l w n a
Sheriff of Douglxs County he wa
one of my deputies and head M
my mom squad for la w e nfo rce
ment.l have always found him
to ve a very apablehgiicerf
ev respect, o its,r...§fI.d and of good judgment.I
feel that if the people of Wash-
ington county do him the honorof electing him to the office of
Sheriff that he will conduct that
office without discrimination andlnan etiicient and buainsalike
manner.M. I. Endres.
WM. A. KERS'l'E'l"I`ER
Funeral services were held on
Sunday,July 13,for William
Aaron Kerstetter at Washington,
Nab., the home of the d¢°¢¢Sed,
east end of Washington street-
Dr.E.R. Stewart name before
the council with a petition ashnx
u m Wdker Avenue be graveled
south to Prospect street and east
from Walloer Avenue mn Butler
street to Eighth street and the
proper committees were asked to
investigate the same.'
Alter the allowing oi the bills
the council adjourned to meet on
Judy 29th.,=
BL AIB'S L IGHTING PL ANT
(Continued from nero one)
nothing to deliver it over.-Omaha
Bee-Nom..
The above clipping from the
Omnhn Bee-News has created a
bit of dscuulon among Blair peo-
ple.T h writer of the urti de
g o u t o t l a a p o i n t a s h e n e e n l t
wi th o ut the mm he d uum This
question before the people M Blair
of selling the distributing system
of the light plant should be stud-
ied from every angle and when
wha t e o me s e a c h voter should
vote for what he feels is the but
xnmem o f the dty.A dinusdon
of the subject on both aides is the
only/manner in which nn intelli-
gent vote an be cast..And there
are two sides to the question and
don't forget that fact.
CELEBRATES 60THWEDDING ANNWERSARY
Mr. md Mrs. Jo hn Hillman re-
siding in north Blair, were takm
by atomx last Sundry when one
hundred relatives and friends goth
ered at their home to assist them
in celebrating theirfdxtieth wed-
ding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Hillman were mar-
ried in Harrison county, Iowa Judy
17. 1870 and lived ih that county
until the mins of 1920 when they
moved to Blair.
ny, are against lt.rind one thatdoesnotfight,enforcement and
lfsvor repeal!|Al l the people who want the[patronage and support of these
"wet" interests, and all who want
a share in their spoils, am against
prohibition.
la c k over those two opposed
crowds."Birds of féi théiflbck
together."With w 'ch "birds" do
|Y°\l want to be 1 Pwntrl-
buted
Pla tts mouth-Ll n high..
way from this dty to-Missouri
river bridge, formally dedicated
OBITUARY
Sallie Deaver was born in Bed-
ford,m a m October 11,1869.
She departd this life a t her
home near Herman,Nebraska
Jdy 11, 1980.Age 60 years and
nine months.
She was unilxd i n man-| 45
Odiobur zo, xas s at Beam. Ind-
iana Ou Wm.Otis Brldwell.To
this union nine children were horn,
sk bo y' and three gi rls, two of
the boys having died in infancy.
Shortly alter her marriage she
and her husband came to Norfolk
Nebraska; in 1910 dzey moved ui
Colorado and ntter a twelve years
residence there,they cams heck
again to Nebraska and settled in
Burt county upon a farm, and was
living upon the farm at the time
of her death.
Of the immediate family and
relatives left are:the husband;
four sons, Quincy,Ralph,Homer
and Harlan, all of Herman; three
daughters,Lois of Omaha) Hazel
of Ft. Morgan, Colo., and Melcy'at
home; two nieces, one nephew, three
brothers,one sister, with other
relatives and a great company of
friends and acquaintances.
The funeral services were held
at the Tekamah Methodist Epis-
additlonal ocrrltnry, has been set'
off from the Blair Sfhool District
in accordance with t'e third part 2-
d Section 6241 of the Nebraskal
School Laws.You further ask
whether or not this port of Sze-
tion 6241 should be inherpreted to
mean that the board of education
ol Blair can move you out of their
district into another district with-
out the cement of the other din-
rlct.
After n consultation with u"'»
Attorney General, it is the opln-I
lon of thi s o ffi c e o ut ue thi rd
paragraph of Section s m re-
qodres that a petition of the board
of education of Blair plua a peti-
ti o n M two-thirds of tha legal
voben of the other district afiat-
dbe pre s e me dto tho o ounty a up-
erhtltndent.
We infer that the third para-
graph "Provlded, turther, changes
atfectlng cities shall he made
upon the petition of the board of
educ atio n d the d§ :'lc t o r di st-
'Hlrtl affected" merely means that
mm m o f e d m t a t l o n o f t h e d t y
o l m a i r m a y a c t l n l l e u o f t w o -
thirds of tile legal votae of said
dlstrlct but they annot act in lieu
of two-thi rds o f on legal voters
of the other district emma
We are also of the opinion that
your children are legally trans-
fened into a new district Of
course,you cannot legally be
transferred into a new district
until you receive the consent of
two-thirds of the legal voetrs of
the district affected.
Very truly yours,
'i Fuller L. Austin,
Deputy State Superintendent.
Early lan sprlng the new dist-ric twns formed without remon-|
strance from the Bldr district and
the patrons were instructed that'
the new district must at once take
over the reins of government and
.. .\»_pa-_|»_r t, .._..
s.
s.
6.
7.
s.
9.
fccled 'have been enumerated
in the old distrlct.
There is no money available
a t this time for mdntainingthe new districts.
Taxes for the pms wt yeur
have been levied to the cmdit
of tl! old districts.Teachers and school privileges
including budgets and all busi-
ness arrangements !or_ the
pupils i n territory affected-
have heen Drovldod tor the
present school year by the olddistricts.
The official county records,
bo o ks , hum. a nd tax levies
have been closed for the pres-
ent year.School buildings,i n mo n l n-
stanoes.are not In existence
for school for pupil! ln these
prospective new dlmifti-
The lmmedato organludon of
those new districts would preo-
t l u l l y m n - i n u m m m o f
school privilege;during the
present year.
the business details incident to
the organization of these new
districts.
\nl
T h o n e w l a w i a d l e n t o n a l h
The oo urts unua l ly dv o t h e l
welfare o t t h s children the
benefit of the doubt in such a
situation.
This office believes that oounty
supa-lnfendente should not make
these new dim-lets actually oper-
ative before June 9, 1980 which is
the date of the nut regular annual
meeting of all Article III schools
of tl1e state.
Respectfully submitted,
Charles W. Taylor,
State SuperintendentThededdo n of the supreme
oourt coming Last week pronounced
Ii
I mng suppues ana plcmc
supplies.
Blair Racket Store
|THE HACK SAW
VOLUME 5 Blair~ ~rub. July 17, 1930 m m s ~ l l
. - .....--
With the high cost
of hootdn and fines
for -»»~d1;5» going
on a be er can
hardly be classed asa gvod lnvutment.
First of last weekwe had three or four
Electrjlc Fam goingha re t o d e mmmw
their udulne s s i n
hot weather.Afterwe had sold them all
out we kind o fmissedthem.
I n every organiz-
ation you flnd about
two doing the wvrk
land all the ~do-
The last order wemailed in for Elec-
tric Fans, was only
hal!filled,and we
cfa wh all o u r the
ha ue .
Judging fxvm the
number o f Keen-Kutber bundlc fo rh
we have sold the
l a s t few " g fthreshing- g m c
wevny "i m hfhe a s
we ow ywill be done mma-'==5~It is not lu all
F I job li ke it und
w b e y u m n v -
Every time we clean
up our desk,we
throw away some-
thing we wish we'd
kept.
»
Attome :Doctor,
you m bo knowalabout concundou
of the brain.u m - .
Smith md I collided
xnd b m g d .o u rheads togztheneould
we g n concussion
o f t h e b mw "Witness: "Mn smash
might."
We do feel proud of
the na w Glbbe Myand like m show t
!»o..our cnswmemevei: if you arg not
thinldng of buying u.
range.Come in and
take a look at it.
They eall_the baby
"Iv y "because she
PETEHSEN
HAnnwA;zs
tles down tohis job
an an afternoon, he
can make i t pretty
warm for us. f
O~ l r s I1 C u :B 1 '*_ar e a l l so ld o u t o f B l m Ne b r a s k a wh e n fi r e c n c k e r a
F a n s .I we r e f u n ?
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5
I
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copal church on Sunday axkerlwotl
July 13th, conductedby Rev. D. A
McCullough, pastor of tba durch.
Burial was in the Teknmah ceme-
oery.Now Is The Time To Buy Your
Ne x t Wi n t e r s Ne e d s I n
l oD l s t l l l a t e
:e a se
We have a very attrizctive price,
guaranteed to you for the
whole winter,
a r a
Shell Distillate is as fine as ~
money can buy.
ay av ae
Give us a ring' and we will have
a man call and explain our deal.
Nebraska-Iowa 0il Co.
Shell Products Laco 0il Burners Blair, Nebraska
GARDNER SCHOOL
QUESTION REVIEWED
ed.
For a time the matter sl-:pt but
later the bill know-n,aa Home Boll
145 was brought up in the leg-my
latxue.This bill was bmught
about by Gm agitation in the Blllr
district and its dim was fa give re-
lief ta portions of diy districts ao
affected and these wus satterd
all over the state.
Naturally every city district sf-
fectnd fought the bill.It meant a
cutting off of l cerixin Amount
of revenue.Blnir district was
well npresenhed by lobbyists in
Try aCan of
FLY SPRAY
Especially desirable for milch
cows. Will not taint milk. Will
not gum the hair.Will not ir-
ritate the skin.
-
Reduced prices on liquid worm
expeller for hogs, a combination
of chenopodium in castor oil
base is regarded as standard
liquid authelmintic for swine.
-..- -
Liquid hog tonic for pigs that
are not doing well.Also ef-
fective in necro pigs or pigs
that have worms.
C.T. Swisher
VdnlnafySemlm and L ic slack Surplles
P n o r m H 9
er and provide financially for
running'of the school and n er
obHgations which naturally falls to
't:l1£»dI§trict.This placed the new
....| :"|_alién.It had no money withi
which to work andno"way of '
ni d ng mme y .
This action was contrary w in-structions Ixpm the state superim)
tandenrwho last Octoba, in antie-:
ipation of the formntion of pew
districts under the Law sent thefollowing drcdar letter to countyi
and city superinmndents of the '
stxter
October 15, 1929
To County and City :
Superinfendents:
Informxtion comes to this otdee
them various groups are beginning
zo take nction under authority of
House Roll 145 panned by the Inst
"hlr. Umvln." she sold. "I am xo-
ms to see mm.lf you don't care
to rome.plense give me the ad-
dress"'°l'll take you."he said wearlly.
-1 must apenk with my wlfe for afew moments Amt."He Jolned hlns Radwsy ln a
qoanter of nn hnnr Sne was w~ll~Ing lror hlm~ lmpatlenlly.but u m
were already on the steep hlll lead-
lmr lnlo Crnum before he spoke.
"You were right to blturlytoward me." she confessed. °'l havealways held that lon should not
out ull doubt. and yet.when the
trial came.I waa found wanllllt-
1 loved hlm and n t allowed Allthese seemlnm lncxpllcable thlngawhlch confused ul. mixed ldentllloaand smell jealondea. oo hllnd meand bolld a wall of dmflxn whleh
hld hlm from ma.And now it llpoolate.""l am hsunted hy that lan sightI had of hlm." am sald pr¢¢¢|,_"Be was lying Injured and bgundwithropea.when I looks hewould not answer.Hs turned hishand from me and hallnod I Ndbetrayed htm."Unwln wna glad when a passionol leurs took hold of her.Hs had
no words of comfort.For all ho
knew Howard Bettlnnon wu a l-
ready dead.Unwln patted her hand wlth a\gature, that was at once clumsyanaamfctlonnteHls ~anK¢r had
ded down.Her grief moved hlm.He begun to rezret hln hltteruana."My dear." he salt! simply. "Godil good and understands-and for~give;We do not yet know that nu mo late."~Tha: surgeon met them who hasheendisappointedlnnndlnghl.l
patient was nfvl the celebrated u~
drew Orme.He gazed with mnrkrdinterest st the henmlhll wonmn heknewtobethennanyanlllloned
widow of Edgar Rndway.
"He'| uo wane." sold the doctor.
"B¢| one of those men who won't
allow Chwro llcked. and that klndon/ea fools ua.Ba lan't sulfenng
n now."al mac'May I seem html" sho bound.'rheaa are not vddtlng hours#
ao remlaad a n visitors."hut I
gum s tre tch n polnl lr wa mm
mn . ""lt sa the moat lmponanz thlnglnmy whole life." one laid flmnlr-Whau he was goneahotunndb
flo yd Unwln,
"You won't :rodeo me J w aia' mlnulel alone with htm?"It was for tha! I brought yon,"
he answered ITheanfseon.reaopearlng,ga nner permlsnlon tn gn ln.'rn glve you nve minutes."She stood fur in few momentstamed ln the 1l»-orwny of that hanandpaularlmmxvlnlohmo beenme plan nt lnnumérubla sornowa.i n thla aorum ln- :lol also seemedto the man .m un- rotelhereallyboantlfnl.slvndw as rho ohm of
a my and nm--lwuru a dlvluo com-guslon."ln volnhge meg oo makesomemnllnu nf ~~lmn\g_but hllbody was lzn||m./Ile 'n alma :altano his huml ?€f}>11 loo woo; tono rapood rof§o~:l.H0 wolco
who passed away July 11, foLlow~ing several months illness with
heart trouble.Rev.Dillon had
nharge ofetilaervioes.
The dec yas born March 8,
1864 at McKees Half Falls, Penn.
and was married to Alice l. Reber
April 23, 1882, who surviva him.
Hr. Kantetter came to Nebras-
ka in 1888 and was a resident near
Hooper until 1899, when he moved
to Washington where he resided
until his death.He was very
highly respected by nl the com-
munity and leaves a host of
friends to mourn his lose
The surviving members of his
family are his wife,two daugh-
ters,Mrs.Emma Bergman of
|Kennsrd and Mrs. .Roma~ Jefler-
aon of Omahl; two sons, Frank of
Norfolk and Ernest ol Washington
Neb.. and thirteen grandchildren.
Ona sister, Mrs. Emma Kerlin of
Port Trevorton, Penn.sur-
vxvea
mln-ml was made in the Hooper
eemebery where a crowd or friendsgatheredto pay their last re»
w e ,
CLYDE BIFFAR PASSES
_Clyde Blffnr was horn in Wuh~
lngo on c m March 1, 1901 and
was ood here.OnM a r c h 1 5 , . M T married W
Miss Bllndze Hudleson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs.Oliver I-Iudleuon
of this city and shortly after their
marriage they moved to Lingle,
Wyoming when they have mme
redded._
To tha n two sons were horn,
Dondd, used 7 and James, aged 5,
both of whom are uvgng.
Clyde was talnen sick last April
at his home at Idngls when ho
was cared for until a short timebeforehi s duth when he was
taken to a hospital i n Denver
passedwhereonJuly12th he
away.Bo nds the mr s tri c ke n wi fe
and two small sons, he leaves 45°
mourn him his aged father,N. T.
num and two duters, Mrs. J. E.
Miller and M n .Mary Peck and
U l m m m m m m T. , m m
J. and nnle. all of this oounty.
The b°dY was brought to Blair
on 'Welder ugh: ma mam to um
Oliver Hudleson home.The fun-
eral servlees will he held this
(n""' d¥ Y)afternoon at three
°'f=l°¢k n o m the Baptist church,
with Env. L. J. Moran olfidating
and i°°"m§"t will he made in the
Blair eemetery.
In Bama: Alma a law raqudre;
men to wear collars and flee when
my appear tn public.
.They have six children all 1iv~
ing a nd all were present at the
celebration.
Mr. Hillman is 81 and his wife
'19 and both enjoy good health.
?te r A pi cni c dinner visiting
|an taking pictures occupied the
|time until five o'c.lock when ice
cream and cake were served, aft-
er which all departed for their
homea having spent n very pleas-
ant day ond hoping that Mr. and
_Mrs.Hillman may live to enjoy
wmv more pleasant anniversariea
Those px-uent from u distance
were Mrs. Kate Knauss of Pueblo,
Colo,and Mr.Fred H m m m qf
Roll, Okla.
HOUSE PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Motdnger
have been having a houaefod of
company th past week-end.
Ou l u t Thursday,Mrs.Met-
zingvefs sister, Dr. Minnie L Clark
and son and daughter of Great
mn, Monta na , Mrs . B. D. o nly
and md Mrs. M. L. Clark
B M of Davenport, Iowa,
arrived for a few days visit.Mrs.
c. E. smith and Mrs. Wm. Smith
and daughter o l Irvington,Nob.
olao came on that day.On Satur-
day, a daughter, Mrs. V. 0. Grav-
att and Mr. Gravatt'a.nd children
arrived from Lincoln.Sunday
'brought Mrs.L. M. Pownsend oflso omuurr, mr. ans nm. Wa rren
|Pownsend and two children a i
|Omaha, Mr. and Mn. T. R. Jacob-
sen and Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Curtisla nd grandchildren of Irvington,
Neh., mlldnz a merryJolly house
party in spite of the warm weather
The n were twenty-iiva extras
tor dkxner at the Metzinger home
on Sumlay.Holt of the guests returned to
; thei; homes Sunday.
PB OHIB ITIO N mo re
.Whstkindo fpe o plea relorpro -
u m m m
|The Christian people."Dudng
the last two months practloallY
every Amorlan Protestant denom-
.inalion haa ofllcially reaffirmed
its stand !or prohlhltlon." In other
words,the churches are for lt.
Thu women are tor lt.The Gen-
eral Federation o! Wornen's Clubs,
most powerful organisation of
'American women, went on record
for prohibition,and against the
" d d d e r lnduenoea"which seek
to destroy the law.
American Education is for it. A
few da yl ago the Nationa l Edu
cation Association,representing
w m v a - mn teachers,rleclanditsa o tln mnno rt fo r the dry
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