MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1923.
PLATTSMOTJTH SEMI -WEEKLY JOURNAL
PAGE FTYl
MURDOCK DEPMR TMEWT.
PREPARED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE JOURNAL.
The Doctor never worries
About the Ice or Snow
For he knows when the Tank contains
"Trunkenbolz" Gasoline,
His "car will ALWAYS GO.
Our pure Pennsylvania Motor and Tractor Oils are the
cheapest because they wear longer A full '
line of Hard Oil and Greases.
-GEO. TRUfJICEflBOLZ OIL COMPANY-
Miss Martha Heil was a visitor In
Omaha for a few days last week with
friends.
Announcement:-
Having decided to engage in busi
ness for myself, I desire to announce
that I am prepared to do painting,
papering and interior decorating.
Estimates cheerfully furnished.
John Amgwerl,
Phone 4-C Murdock, Neb.
Simon Brockhogge from near Alvo
was looking after some business mat
ters in Murdock last Thursday. -
Jestie Melvin was a visitor in Lin
coln last Wednesday and Thursday,
visiting with friends in the capital
city.
Emil Kuehn and son of Lincoln,
were visiting and looking after some
business matters in Murdock on last
Tuesday.
Albert Bornemeier and wife were
spending a couple of days in Lin-
Highest Cash
Price
coin with friends last week, making
the trip via the train.
John Scheel was a visitor in Elm
wood last Thursday, where he was
advertising the sale, which his fath
er is to have on March 16th.
Mrs. John Gakemeier departed last
Thursday for Dunning, where Mr.
Gakemeier is in the cattle business
and will remain for some time.
Misses .Catherine and Margaret
Tool who are attending school at
Lincoln visited over the week end
at the home of their parents here.
Myron McDonald was attending
the basket ball tournament at Lin
coln last Thursday, going to witness
the game between Murdock and
Brady.
Harold Bronkow is enjoying a
new Ford coupe, or would be if the
roads were so that he could use it,
which he purchased from the Ford
dealer at Ashland.
Charles Itau, who has been visit-
smith, who is finding at this time
work in his line improving, has just
had installed a new electric blower,
which saves the pumping of the bel-
lows as he has had to do heretofore.
Will Give Program
The members of the Young Peo
ple's association will give a program
on March 25th for the benefit of the
missionary cause, and are at this
time preparing for the entertainment
and with the practiee which they are
getting are 6ure of presenting an
excellent program.
Caucus Meeting
The caucus meetingof the school-
district C 7 of Cass county will he
Mr. Buck keeps adding to his equip- held at Murdock on the 22nd day of j
ment in the shop, notwithstanding March at2 o'clock p. ni. in Woodman
he now has one of the best equipped hall of said district for the election '
of modern blacksmith shops. .of 6 candidates. Each voter of this
Herman L. Bornemeier and wife, district is requested to be present.
living between Murdock and Alvo,
are at this time rejoicing over thej
arrival of a fine young son who ap-j
peared at their home on last Sun-i
day and declared his intention ofj
making their home his permanent j
AUGUST
HUGE.
Director.
"PUTTING IT OVER'
At the Parmele. theatre March 28
abiding place. Sure the parents antj 29, under auspices of DeMolay. i
; bivij v.x..v "it -. uireciiun ui rtrcj rieiu. i iinaa uii
fellow is finding a pleasant home eaie at Morgan's Sweet Shop or from
with them. DeMolay boys.
Mrs. Oscar Dowler and little son,!
Richard, who has been visiting sX
the home of Grandfather and Grand-
. l. T7- T ' ii1A nn
lllULlitTl X.. XV. iUI 1UI LltC LICLSl j
week, returned home a few days j
I STUDY FOREIGN TRADE
OUTLOOK FOR FARMERS
M Bf M nupn mi ii i i mil ' I j'm 1 -
BlMBMBSBTi ail rTlhtf " - ' - - ntn km i.ti w mil i i .1
Don't For
get
Through Commission Whereby
Agriculture May Benefit.
ing here for some time past, return-j since after having enjoyed the stay:
ed to the ranch near Dunning, where very much as well as did the Norton!
he and John Gakemeier are interest- family. In fact they thought some-j
ed in the cattle business. j thing had been taken from their -rr Pronoses Thorough Inauirv
"Charles Zaar was a passenger to lives when the mother and little , lt0y.er proposes. xnoroUgfl inquiry
Lincoln on the evening train last Richard had departed.
Thursday, where he went to attend Misses Elenor, Martha and Elsie
the basket ball tournament and to Gakemeier were all in Lincoln last
encourage the Murdock team. Thursday evening to attend the bas- Washington. March 7. Exporters
Fred Tonac was a visitor in South ket ball tournament, and were very cf agricultural products and repre
Omaha last Saturday, when the storm enthusiastic in their support of the sentatives of agricultural organiza
came, having taken a truck load of; team from Murdock, which is com- tions are being asked by the com
posed of Messrs. Freddie Wendt. merce department. Secretary Hoover
Martin Strich. Floyd Hite, Carl To-j announced tonight, to serve on a
nac. Walter Oehlerking, Marion special commission that wiil investi
Sebewe and Walter Stoy, in their 'gate the foreign trade outlook for
game with the team irom Brady, j farmers
he
with fair treatment to everybody.
John Gray
Farmers' BuildiDg, Murdock, Neb.
Real M
paid for Cream. Eggs and Poultry,' Omaha during the ast week for a
xct Ut!!?v uianiu, iiic nil? la tut;
train, as the roads were so bad that
the going otherwise was almost im
possible. Last Thursday Charles Marshall
was looking after some business mat
ters and visiting with his many
friends in Murdock for a few hours
between trains and returned to his
home in Alvo in the evening.
Messrs. Herman Wendt. Gus Bor-
'nemeier, Harry Gillespie and Charles
Long were tn joying the basket ball
.tournament at Lincoln last Thurs
jday and Friday. going to see the
I game played between Murdock and
j Brady.
j J. A. Bauer sprained his ankle one
l day last week while unloading a
! load of ceiutnt, pfenning out of the
cattle to the stock yards, which
had purchased from people here.
The Y. P. A. of Murdock met in
business session last Tuesday and
had a good representation of the
young people, and did the business i However,, the game, which was one Under an appropriation of $500,
of the association up in excellent of the prettiest of the tournament, 000 made bv congress to investigate
style. . resulted in a victory for the west- S what combinations are in existence
Mrs. L. Neitzel and granddaugh-' ern team, they winning by a score !Qr in process of formation abroad to
ter, Miss Catherine, departed last of 14 to 13. ihold up the price of raw products.
Isuch as rubber, which are imported
"PUTTING IT OVER" (into the United States in large quan-
tities, and to consider whether new
A 3-act comedy-drama that youisourc,es .f ca A'1?
will enjoy at the Parmele theatre ion American soil the department
Thursday for Havelock. where they
went to visit for a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Hitchcock of that
place.
Max Dusterhoff was a visitor in
Molay. Percy Field, director. Tickets
on sale at Morgan's Sweet Shop or
from DeMolay boys.
otor Oil!
Motor oils are used for lubricants, and when they fail in
that they are worthless. We are selling REAL OIL, the-one
that does the best work. See us for your oils. Tires that are
well worthwhile, and at prices which will save you money.
The genuine Ford parts are used in all Ford repairing.
See us for that new Buick which you are contemplating
getting. "We always have one on our floors and more than
glad to demonstrate the same.
Murdock,
ncbriska
Surprise Their Friends
The friends of Mr, Homer H. Law
ton Gathered at h-is home last Wed-
jcar with two bags of -cement, which : uesday evening and miade the wel-
caused a turning of the ankle and is; kin ring with their merriment, when
Appreciate the Assistance
The members of the Royal Neigh
bors of America are desiring to -ex-prcsp
their appreciation of the kind
ly offices of their friends and in the
cial study of the international trade
situation with respect to agriculture.
The commission now being former
whose membership would be an
nounced shortly, will plan and direct
the investigation. j
' Agriculture Exports Half !
"Agricultural produce comprises
about one-half of our total exports,"
a department statement said. "Dur-(
that the Rolling Pin in your home can be
put to more than one use.
And don't forget GOLDEN GATE flour, so that
the rolling pin may be put to its proper use producing
bakings that will be a pleasure and a pride.
In general appearance all flour is very much alike,
but there is a vast difference in the bakings and in its
degree of fcod value and wholesomeness, not men
tioning the taste.
Why not have the best, particularly if it costs less
because of the fact that it contains no unnecessary
middleman's profits or freight expense.
GOLDEN GATE flour is milled from the choic
est wheats and is fully guaranteed to meet with your
approval or your money cheerfully refunded.
Slmwooti ftiiH and Elevator Go.,
Elmwcod, Nebraska
tion of the piay which tnev gave
last week, "Listen Ladies," and which
we were able to make a success
tberebv.
ENTEITTAINMENT COMMITTEE.
finding some trouble getting around
since.
J. E. McHugh and wife and Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Bronkow were in Om
aha for a couple of days attending
the annual tpring style show, and
report the entire country represent
ed at this gathering. They enjoyed
the occasion very much.
Lacey McDonald snd James Miller
I were attending the basket ball tour
nament which was held in Lincoln
during the latter portion of last
week. While they were away, Ken
neth Tool looked after the mail de
livery to the rural patrons.
Leo Itikli shipped a car load of,look3 stran
caltle tn the South Omaha market
asriitance rendered in the prepara-.jng tne iast three years there has
been apparently slight overproduc
tion in the United States which seri
ously affects agricultural prices and
the question arises as to how tem
parary this situation may be and
what the future prospects are.
"During the ten years before 1913,
our production did not keep up with
our consumption, and the increased
con-uuiRtion ,ws reflected in a de
creasing margin of exportable sur
plus to the average of about 6,500,
000 tons pen annum just before the
iwaj xn tne ten years since tnat
itime production has steadily iu-
the helped celebrate his 3Sth birth
day. The eveninjr was spent in var- i
ious games as well as music, and a
...ubU.uUu .uau wu creased. not only sufficiently to pro-,
the very pleasant time which wasi ... ' . nnrt ' 1,,coco-'i '
i , M" "C'.a'll".1 a" VI '" lation. but so that exnorts have in
the host their wishes for a long se(1 to about i7i000,000 tons per
life. of usefulness and happiness.
They All Did Listen
The play with which the ladies of
the Royal Neighbors finished out the
lecture course which they put on
during the winter was fittingly the
cap sheaf of tiie entire course. It
e that the people of n
urdocfc Meat ilarket!
NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
We are carrying a full line of fresh and cured meats
and are making a special sale of all cuts of meat, as
follows:
Sirloin steak, per lb 25c
Round steak, per lb., .25c
Shoulder steak, per lb 18c
Shoulder roast, per lb 15c
Boiling meats, per lb 8c
A full line of cold meats. Highest prices paid for hogs,
cattle and hides. Yours for service in every respect.
i
ftiURDOCK EV3EAT MARKET
Gordon Block
community purchase a lecture course.
one day last week which brought him (paying their prood money for it when
some very .stisfartory prices. Mr. ! they can doubly discount the enter-
Rikli spent two days in Omaha at
the tiir.e looking after the matter cf
the marketing of the cattle.
Mr. Eric Muno;i, of Knoxville.
Iowa, arrived in Murdock a few days
rvnee and is working with Max Dus
jterhoff in painting and decorating.
It win be remembered that Mr. Mun
son. who is an excellent workman,
was employed by Mr. Dusterhoff
last year.
Ed Guilstorff was a visitor in Om
aha for a few days last week, where
he was looking after some business
matters regarding the sale of the
RuniJey tractors and other machin
ery. Watch this paper for an ad
coon announcing tii line for the
coming season.
Miss Carrie Schaffer of Manlev
was a visitor at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Charles Schafer of Murdock
for a number of days during the past
week. The impassable condition of
the roads lengthened her visit which
was made all the more enjoyable by
reason of her longer stay.
joe jonanson receiven a message
a few days since telling of the
i death of a brother -which occurred at
his home at Manning, Iowa. Mr,
IJohanson departed immediately for
Manning, to attend the funeral and
I to render what service he could in
the time of stress for the family.
J. II. Buck, the enterprising black
Autos and Tractors!
P-7 TvT TrsrTYwwwi
Buy "Allen A Black Cat"
for Good Sturdy Service
in Children's Stockings
EACH pair is strongly reinforced where the wear is hardest.
The quality is right the colors ie fast- The piices asked
are no more or less than strictly high 'grade children's stockings
ought to cost. The BIG difference is in the longer service
Allen A Hosiery always gives.
IVJurdock CVJcrcaniiJe Co.
annum. In tne meantime, tne tarm
rr population has not kept pace with
the gercral population, there having
been but little increase in the num
ber of farmers.
Hore Output Per Farmer !
"The increased agricultural pro
duction is due to nearly 20 per cent
increased output per farmer. This
is in turn apparently due to steady
improvement in agricultural science
and mechanical appliances, and is
tainment by one which they are able pra-ps contributed to by a run of
to produce themselves. favrrahle climatic conditions. The.
The play. "Listen Ladies." which iov-ercd production of Europe, enpe-. '
the members of the Koyal Neighbor-, ciaJJy cf Russia, has contributed to ,
have just put on. is one which has create the enlarged market for this
attracted all who were fortunate surplus abroad. i
enousrh to be nrescnt. ccmnellin? the' "It is proposed that there should I
verdict that it was by far the beat 4ie an exhaustive investigation of the
of the entire course. We were sure fact? as to the proportion of exports
this would be the case when we were to the tctal of each crop, those facts
apprised that they were to furnish , which bear upon the trend of in
one of the numbers. The success , creased production and increasing
was due in a way to the untiring ef- j consumption at home, the gradual
forts of every member of the cast shifting in the world's demand for
and especially to Mrs. A. R. Horn-. different foodstuffs, the tendency of
beck, who was their instructor and agricultural production abroad, the
did the coaching during the prepa- j jmance of exports, the bearing of
ration. j various trade factors upon the whole
question of foreign marketing, the
. ,-.f tz-i" nriri'j t-i f mn r-wl n r-
rLAIIiftlUUin ItOlflVlUfSIJ reign and aids to export.,
.the possibilities of shipment to des-111
jtination instead of rehandling in for
eign iimiiii ic auu various laciors
in understanding of the changing
character of market which the Amer
ican farmers must meet."
The best service on these and all other machinery,
as well as lathe work and welding. We are prepared
for all your machinery needs.
Exide batteries and battery service. We repair
ail kinds of storage batteries. Get your tractors ready
for the spring work now.
All standard tires and tubes at most reasonable
prices. When needing any service, call phone No. 1 .
Jess LandEioifn,
MURDOCK -:- -:- -:- NEBRASKA
pram
Home Proof, Here, There and Every
where is By Far the Best.
SENATOR NORBIS TO IN
SPECT IRRIGATION PROJECT jg
Washington, March 9. Senator
Norris of Nebraska and Mrs. Norris
left with the congressional party
which will inspect the Colorado
When you see Doan's Kidney Tills
recommended in this paper you most'
always find the recommender a!
Plattsmouth resident. It's the same
everywhere in 3.SO0 towns in" the
U. S. Fifty thousand people publicly
thank Doan's. What other kidney
remedy can give tins proor ot merit, river improvement project. Senator
hnnactir i n Unma tocHmAnr - , , . .
"""'j i.tv.ii... j iorrjs piuus iaitr 10 return to ie-ifj
must be true or it could not be pub- braska. . His projected trip to Rus- H
Ilshed here. Read this Plattsmouth Eja does not seem likely to material
recommendation. Then insist on jze
having Doan's. You will know whatj The senator feels that his health
-IS NEAR! -HOUSECLEAMNG
Paint
Paint
Paint
Varnish
to Beautify!
to Preserve!
to Save the Surface!
and You Save AH!
-Faint for Economy
!
you are getting:
Mrs. Charles Mason, 312
Third
'demands rest during the hot months
I did with the best of results. In a
to sell and terms if desired. Chas.
ot tne summer ana nones to be a& e u
street, says: "I have had quite a bit to spend most of it in his cottage in R
of experience with Doan's Kidney Wisconsin. He has enjoyed excellent;
i-iiis. i usea to nave attacks wnen -health -during the winter.
my back would be so lame and weak
it . bothered me a great deal to be; urcmr'Wrr TflT? catt?
around on my feet. My kidneys;
were disordered at times, and I felt
miserable and had no ambition. A' MOSt aesiranie city property tor
member of my family who had used sa,e- Eight room, all modern house.
Doan's Kidney Pills with good re- 'one block from high school, between
suits advised, me to trv them, which ana iw streets on feari. Priced
Look over wants today and get our
prices and suggestions!
ORDER EARLY
and We Can Serve You Better!
The
short time I felt like a different I.1 Peacock, Plattsmouth, rvebr.
. mw g x 9 ft
woman. I get Doan's at Fricke sj m.-oia.w i
drug store and use them occasionally ;
when I get tired in my back and American wives snouici not carry .
they always, quickly relieve .me." the pastime of shooting husbands to
Price -60c, at all dealers. Don't hP mint whpro wprv man rh9r.i
simply, ask for a kidney remedy .. . - , ,
get Doarf s Kidney Pills the same wlth Wlfe murder be automat-: j
that Mrs. Mason had. Foster-Milbnrn cally turned loose jou an assumption
Co., Mfrs.; Buffalo, N. Y. of self defense.
Qusterhoff Shops
Murdock, Nebraska
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