FLATTSYOUTH SEMI- WEEKLY JOURNAL
TWO
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1924.
Nehawka Department!
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Prepared in iha Interests of the People of Nehawka and Surrounding Vicinity Especially
for the Journal Readers.
EIGHTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS FOR ROADS.
IN PH0FOSE0 BILL
J;
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li
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a y ,
(i t
Schwartz was a guest.
;it th'- home of Mr. ar.i!
t n jo yed the
Wolf. All
visit very mueji.
Frank A. !b dekcr was a visitor
::I his home for the wt-e!t e.ul. and
mi Moaaay ;:"4-tiii departed for his
Work :!It i:i tilt KUU'.
"William tt of Omaha, '.vas a
-r.-ii!!ir down to look lifter sorn bus
IK -s itii'lu ami al-o to attend tlx-
.-.;! wV. ii was h -Id hy J. J. Poiia
t.
V. :
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ia t
4 '
a n :
.nap on tn
.day the Farmer's
d m ;. iar load of
..' h ol had t be i 1
tin. .
V.". iv
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t mar-
i-l.
name was not given, but evidently a
good and a sjiiare shooter, for they
were able to hi cure just :7 cotton,
tails in the two hours. In round
numbers one in every three minuies.
Anl then shooting was not very good
either, but the shooters were.
A
'Agriculture Appropriation Measure
; Reported Out by
I Committee.
Visiting Here From the West.
DEMO CHIEF, ;
w,
i
OV of SomCWb.r'V W.J--
svi. if r in Xclwwa';
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s re
the
:iev.-i:r.
pcOph
A. E. Marshall and wife of Fort
I,u;to:i. Colo., accompanied hy their
little son, Frank Sheldon M: rshalh
arrived in Nehawka for a visit with
oi'i Ti n" iritrntlo. .Mrs. .,i-miuii.
k: numeer ol years, iuaoe i: . i ;.o:o,.
i.ith the Sheldons. hut has been in
' h" west for a couple of years. Tnt-y
! we re nu-t at l.'nion. Sunday niorr.ii-g.
Marion Tinker, with the ear.
for j Tie y expect to visit for some t : tji '
Nebraska's Fcrmer Senator Cor.'
sideied Excellently Qualified
for Place.
-hingtou, Dec. S. The agricul
tural appropriation hill carrying ap
propriations aggregating $124,637,-
1.. ; n increase of ? .jS.H ,Z i !, was
.ported to the house today.
The bill carries $SO.(ot.K'0 for
md (instruction, an increase of
over the 192u appro-
The Hew
TUDEBA
Special Six Sedan $2150
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Sunday.
f Sac City.
rh iiom; of
n.i:n in Xr-
a m;nii)tr 01
; -hc-rt ms
vi i'i;r at
li,-.. A. . S:
it SuimUv ar.e
, i i k.
Wolf and t'i.niily entertain
:r lio:ne ia Nilvv ka en his
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Mj
c.
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v. :
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;n- II and children, and all eaj -yed
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ph-i:.--ai;tly
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ibor; tiri?
: :a ! ce ;.
'i!bs of near
s visitor i:i Ne
or)i."t' over to
It'.!'" I . Ii O :
vir eoiid'.'.i ti .1
UscauI Cliristir.as Gifts
Ju'-t as wee 11 ninke your Christ
mas this year covnt double; give
heautiful, plasinj and useful gift.
l?-o what we have to offer: Cedar
chests, eary rockers, kitchen cahi
r.t t , alur.iir.um ware, di thers, crast
rr wagons and sleds p. nil other arM
cb s which will make pyeelUnt eifts.
JOE BANNING.
Senator Ciliiert M. Hitch
hraitka is heinyr sur.s;est (-..
'ci-aiie lea-ler-! in Washi'r;:...;
ipt ?i -fi'inal tl:airman of ii-'-t.'.
party.
democrats, senators and i t -lives,
di'iinjr the p-ist we; b.
:: ted iiiat t'ae Nehi a-k a.r. is
:.'Kfe fsr th" past. i-a; a r-1 i :. .z
oxcellentlv eualified to reor-
:d to prepare l ;i
Mcs
Ost I. bar
a :
Tiiey All Visited Lincoln.
t Thursday, c. I).
1.1 n
;t r
. John a v. .'
Carl Balfour, ami William
i their auto b.u l":-" y d to
v. here they all vi. ited the
nvt tliig. and where ih'
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v,
v 1
. . .
la' :er
I'.l'.l !
, .M'.di' i'.t
fact that.
r, ad to an.
."lo-n fl
bard
w o:-e.
to - cross th a
ht.l
di.i-; tl
' anJ t:
were f.
reel: ol X
!) ftfm
as i he l
denn ):;
res'ata
1 a ,-e
their ci
him as
ga iize the party
the national campaign in li2S.
A majority of the lUmocrats ia
congress appear to agre" that th
time has ce-n'e for their party to
a.ih pt a now course of action and
!,rijak all allianci-s form.-d during
the lust (!. ion wi:li repnhlb-an "m
;a:r gents" in bt.-th the senate ai d.
heave.
the new n
ant a !
: : Ufider- 1
nd ab- i.T.:
They v.-;:r, t
litv to ilevi
i yp' :
i f l
tleb. i.
fo.-.
Of
Ac
$1.1 ;
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p nil
add it
er ad i
ifisc;
an
. t, . .. .. . w.. " .
i-nt wi re reduced .
.2. :);. :
o co-..:ti:;c e extibiined th? total ,
id it tire of roiid construction i.$ ;
:arcd at ?0'.).Oit,O0O and a do-'
rpptopriation may l.c aked
cv itims in the bill in
rh eltural experiment
e.tuoj
,oa :
ction.
ional
i:pie
ea-apirai:
$'bJ".ti";) :
luded:
stat ion
Mississippi refuge.
aei'l'.li -tio;'
t ol
cor
they .
cr.it vi
a.ti a:
: 1
na
1.
re required
Sm.'.s. but ti'K'V r.a.i aa
t i ra o n o; w i i h f I a
th-.- r,ar.d were ho
1 in.ra iar. coin
rondirian. h-ttr still ju
ing and p rob. ably a Bit
p :a.t.
; lie
tian ai;d solidly unite t !:
that it wiil be prepared
fective f.ghi in l'J2S.
Cb:v!"-i Mieheis-ui.
c.i Jim:
Ml ilem-
own ter-
nal view
v. ho :. :
oi g . ii i z . -
part y
lor
Ml
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vi-
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.vcr.' in Ni b
ir.g a ad lo-k;
matters, t;
1- at J. J. I
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Entertained the Entire Vicinity.
cor
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4 in
a.: (ion.
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t a;
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g i n
'; litr
ears
t If
i, is p
ires t)
to be
.v Ye;
,-al -r.
!
forest lands. $1. ( '!!). 00 ) ;
at ion of the foot and mourh j
e and other contagious disease :
:nals. -jl0,rS0. !
j The committee r port".! that the;
; eradication of tuberculosis in cattle,
I by the department is co-operation:
I with various states war, "progressing ."
! rapid'!'." Itiereascd a ppr jpriations
! iii:tde by states far this work "nrrla
. :i necessary" for the federal govern-!
; mom to ke p pnee wiih co-operative'
: funds. j
i
; u r.y.pvopriation cf $2,077.07:;, or
i 1 more titan th.e If. 23 figure,
i .vas recommended for the forest
: oorvi: c.
; For the invest :g::f ion
aai'thig southern held
j co'iinii; i ce i !-cor:in)"nded
! pri--:i:on of $255.4ei. an
I M-" :e:a.
i A ppr ;pi iai; ns re. ommendrd
: r::'i. at'r-: rad new investigation
of insects
ere )s. t lie
an appro
increase of
or
of !
1 1T
na-
t ir:v-
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iSt. tl:
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:r.!-i-:a
ii-
:a v pK'n: :n
h? will vi-ir tor a t;
o.' bis daughter ;:!.d tl
Omaha for a sli'-rt li
iti. mother daui:h' r
i Harry Van tine, who is a radio fa;
land one who understands the art an
' appro iatcs a good ni:i-hine. on h;s:
! ?';'u.'!ay. i-;ave liis many fi b nils :
;ao-t plea-ant entertainment as
! p!ai ed the Itnid speaker of hi; radi ;
i whit i: was an exceptionally good, on:
i a ; he was ah'e to get from three tub?;
; wl at is ordinarily received frerr
ii iht. in front of the telephone tran-
w.
:H i- incii'Illl'
! .r
l :-t Monday. Walter Wuu
1 some tin1." keeping the
the sale, a., the c Id was
it made tho fingers j reify
siting. We a Is,' vv.iai- red
! ; i re it was on Col Ilnx't
e.dd air.
t 1-h-g. a ad II. M. O'Del!
v t!i a'not her party whose
i iiiitti r
i the a;
: coin
: t:r. :
a l
:d thus broadcasted.
issi-tanee of the central,
rt anil other entei taining
over the lines radiating
wit
th
frr.t-!
from !
litest - i;;e , u l.:-
( ingress. Other sea..- mod Wa'-v
?:'g::i jioli.iva! vr iters have .
'pressed The ae opal inn alter tab,
ling with, d ; aiocra! ic senators a:.
; rcpre st-: tat i ve.s.
The deniocratir leaders intt rv' '.
i today admit they are favorable :
; 5-cnator liitchcoik. but state they d
I not via'i tn be i;i:oted until lb
i national committee meets and adopt
la couis-o of aetion. Tlmy da n;
j believe it is pedicy to comment p. si
ilicly on the selection of a success
a v.-
I i
it lor
tl;
in;:
insects
of the
-.elude
v e:- tern '
l ve
c.jntrol
-?171,2 .0 for investiga
: corp insects; JTl.oOO
1 i
r p: vt rti;ui of spread of moths; i
.x.'b,"b; to click th.e spread of the
an e ;rn bare; C2SO.O0O for the ,
a.r.d :..ir: prevention of the spread'
the Japanese' l ectio.
, the present chai;
anroitnced his i.
Nehaw k.i.
Gold Seal Congolcntn
lteniii liful patterns ju-it n eeived
and of bath large and tmrll sizeo at
Joe Banning's btore. Just what
I want lor tne winter. nrop iu
e then.
you
and
in Your Re
ir Work
JLEVEAL HARVESTER FISH
GOT HUGE TAX REFUND
Yashington,
I will give it the most careful
attention, the best of materials
careful auto repairing.
77; 2 Cesi of Service'
antl
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3.
PlGltO
GARAGE
IIS
Bee. S. Examina
tion of the list of tax retinitis ap-
j proved by the internal revenue ba
j n an f iring the last fiscal year dis
ielo.d today a number of additional
' iit ins of more than 100 thousand dol
lars. The largest item in today's
J list was ?Sltb5s9i 'for the Interna
: tionai Harvester Co.. of Chicago.
; The list was sent to congress Sat
) unb-y, comprising in the neighbor
' !;ood of 200 thousand name--. The
claims were for taxes illegally col
beted and refund cf 23 per cent of
amounts collected this year, as pro
vided in the new revenue law.
lxchavvk?.
The t?g line cf Gift Goods at the
I Bales Book and Gift Sr.cn. Now
I ready for your selection. SuitrJble
Nebracka r ifts for every meincer of the family.
- Jlf. p. C $3
.y n a w w . i g
mm h
v.m -n ( Kin s'lavtr
man. lias nui yet
tent ion to resign.
Shaver has not yet annonn.'d
when he will call a meeting cf the
rational committee. When thi com
mittee inlets ii generally ixpcii
ed Shaver will offer his resignati r
f.eorge WhiTe of Ohio did this at ta.
first mec tint; of the national comm;t
te afier the election of i'J20.
Cordell Hull was tiiei chosen i
f acceed White, artd commissioned t a
build up the organization for l!2-t.
The leaders of the party in Wash
ington, are of the opinion that Shaver
will continue in ofiiee until the d
i.-it of approximately 2u0 thoilsas.d
dellais is paid otT. They believe that
when the m-v chairman assume-, hi
duties there should be no debts arid
obligations confronting him that
might interfere with the carrying
out of his program. World-Hera hi.
it
p
4
NEWS;
STANDARD SIX
113-in. tf'.a 50H.P.
5-Pas. Dtifles-Phaetoa . $1145
3-Pass. DapIex'Roadster 1 125
3Put. Country CUibCoope 13? 5
5-Fass. Coop . i . . . 1495
5-Pass. Sedan ..... 1595
5 -Pass. Bcrline 1650
4-M-hrcI brake, 4 disc wheels,
S60 extra
SPECIAL SIX
120-in.W.B. 65 H P.
5-Pa. rhiplex-Phaeton . $1495
3- Pass. rhipleX'Roadster . 1450
4- Vas. Victoria . . . . 2050
5 - Pass. Sedan ...2.2 ISO
5-Pas. Bcrline ..... 2225
4vhecl brakes, S disc mheeU,
$75 extra
BIG SIX
127-ln.W.B. 75 UP.
7-Pas. Duplex-Phaeton .$1875
5-Paw. Coupe ...... 2650
7-Pass. Sedan ..... 2785
7-Pass. Berlin 2860
vheel brakes, S disc v&ecls,
$75 extra
(AH prices f. o. h. factories and
object l change uuiomt notice)
'"INHERE is no finer five-passenger closed
JL car than the Studebaker Special Six
Sedan. GJ It's a brand new car not only
in body lines, beauty and mechanical
excellence, but it also represents entirely
new standards by which closed cars will
now be judged J Don't buy in the dark.
In fairness to yourself, see the Special
Six Sedan before you decide.
LlJLL-sized balloon tires, for which steering mechanism,
body lines, and even the fenders were specially designed.
Natural wood wheels. Lights controlled from switch on
steering wheel. Automatic spark control eliminates 6par!t
lever. Dome and rear corner lights. Upholstered in genuine
mohair. One-piece windshielJ, glare-proof visor, automatic
windshield cleaner, rear-view mi rror. Inspection lamp. Moto
meter, heater, vanity case, smoking set. Instruments, including
clock and gasoline gauge, in single grouping. Step pads and
kick plates.
Dr. Hcinaman, Dentist,
Main BUI3., Jhone 527.
Hotel!
"r'im Mi'ii'lav's tuiny
Lcc Cutncr departed this morning j
. ioux City viifi- he was called 011 1
same busineos matters, going on the
early Iburlington train for Omaha'
and thence to the Iowa City.
PJattsmouth,
v .
Nebraska
:n.-
l5:-.f
bel Rainey. who is teach-
POSTPONED RATE
DATE TWO MONTH!
Government Net Abls to Get TarLTs
Pierj2red in Time for
Them Effective First cf Year
Ilakinir
Pi5'!SlMi I sf-aeuci
Visit our store and see the many wonderful values we
are offering to the Christmas shopper.
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John 11. Iitnton. representative
at Washington of the association of
state railway commissioners, wire-.1.
th state railway commission Monday
that the effective date of the nevv
neiinie or express rates nad ieen
ged from January 1 to alarcn t.
of inability to get the tarifis
H'in sliape by that time. This postpoi.es
j I for two months the reduction of 11
p r cent in iates that the state com-
i 1 mission and ether bodies had secured
jfor this section of the country, which
S is known as Zone Three.
I It is not certain that the new
i rates will go into effect on that date
:for the reason that the western and.
1 southern carriers, which will have
I their revenues reduced, have gone
into the federal court at St. Paul and
' asked for an injunction em the
ground tint the class rates should
not bo reduced as provided in the
larder.
A 1 The west won a victory in th or
der as secured, but it is a question
whether it can hold it. The eastern
part of the country has been :.o
favored in the matter cf rates that
t'o? west bars been carrying a part
of the burden, and the new order
rmg
end and
yes-
THIS
1 S
A
STUDEBAKER YEAR
irg in the public schools at Sp
ib id, was here over j.he week
vbiting with her parents, Mr.
.".Irs. w. H. Rainey, returning
erday afternoon to her duties
Henry Ileebner, who has
of the grain elevator at Cedar Creek
was in the city for a short time
today enroute from his home at Mur- enjoying
ray, where he spent Sunday, and was
delayed somewhat by the "lateness of
the train.
W. Ii. Patrick, well known Omaha
attorney, and who 'was the special
prosecutor here lat winter in the
trial of the grand jury cases in the
district court, was here today for a
lew hours attending to some maters
in court.
J. T. Liston. formerly Missouri
Pacific agent at this place, was here
Saturday for a few hours looking
;;fier some business matters. Mr.
Listen stales that he and his wife
are planning now to spend the winter
in Omaha wher their daughter. Miss
O-ladys, ia located instead of at Lin
eoin, as the yhad first planned.
C. V.'. Coolman and wife motored
iu this morning from their country
home and deputed on the parly Bur
lington train tor Omaha where they
will he guests at the home of Mr. and
?.Irs. S. J,. Tyler, the former a brother
ot Mrs. woodman, and will also bid
farewell to their friends, Mr. and
Mrs. V. H. Ihnson of Roseville,
California, who iire returning home.
-. - . 1 , - ,. . . 1
'vis:u;ig w iiu 111s 1 1 leiius iiu aui iii.
ling to some matters in connection
1 with his work as representative of
charge 1 t. Marshal nurserv comrany.
Mrs. C. II. Parme-le, who has been
a visit here at the home of
her granddaughter, .urs. I.. O. JJovey,
for the past ten days, departed this
morning for Lincoln, where she is
now making he home with her
daughter, Mrs. Nellie Agnew.
Ib A. Horn came in today from his
home in Eight Mile Grove, and de
parted on the early Burlington train
for Omaha where he will spend the
day. Mr. Horn is planning to move
into the city after the first of the
year and make his heme in Platts
mouth in the future.
SAYS DEMOCRATS 0FFEE
NO ALIBIS FOR DEFEAT
From Tuesday s Iiaily--
Ilans Steber of near Louisville,
was here today attending to some
matters of business for a short time.
Dr. J. A. Griffin was in Omaha
for a short time today and was ac
ci.mpanicd by hi friend, D. P. Clif
ford of Sheyen-ae. Wvominjr. who
has been here visiting for a few days.
.Mrs. James Jones departed this
morning for Omaha where she was
tailed by the illness of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Marshall, who is quite
poorly there, and she will renmiii
there t
! time.
.Mrs. Frank Lnvney of Lincoln,
woo was ire-re v siting her parents.
iking care of her for some
0
SSL uliii uj-it:
for Gift Giving!
sought to equalize them. The in
junction suit covers only the rates I -"-- !imI -irs- Chris Wohlfarth. de
iu the zone from two to five, which ! parte;! jthis morning for her home and
covers the west and south. ! with Mr. Downey will leave in a
Washington. Dec. 9. The demo
cratic party is defeated but. not de
jected, Representative Connelly, dem
ocrat, Texas, told the house today in
an address devotee! in part to com
ment on a recent house speech of
Representative Burton, republican,
Ohio, Cleveland convention keynoter.
The president and Mr. Burton,
said Mr. Connelly ,were in disagree
ment over the election, the former
having said victory was due to provi
dence, while the latter, he asserted,
attributed the victory to expenditure
of 4 million dollars to enlighten the
voters and get them to the polls.
T" li n I rm rt-ro tio t o ft a Tirf 11 O T'O
-m. 11 1 vi v. ju' 'V 1 i i v, i'ii ; c j. -' no v i v i v.
to apologize or offer alibis." Mr. Con
nelly said. "When the time comes
and -some great crisis faces the re
public the people will turn to it and
find it ready to serve, because it
loves to serve more than it loves
oflice."
PLATE SOCIAL
Program and plate social Friday,
S p. 111., Dec. 13. 1921. Cedar Creek
school. Evervone cordially invited.
INEZ MUNDELL,
BERNESE AULT,
dll&lSw Teachei
rs.
PLATE SUPPER
BE CONVINCED Tor
Journal want ads pay.
yourseif that
There will be a plate supper and
program at Rock Creek school, dis
trict No. Ci, Friday, Dee. 19. Every
one invited.
PEARL
dll-2tw, 4td
SPANGLER,
Teacher.
BAZAAR AND SUPPER
The Cedar Creek Aid society will
have a bazaar and supper December
13th at the church. Everyone is in
vited to participate. dS-2sw
A'Jtomabils Paln-ii
First-Class Work
Guaranteed!
Prices Reasonable
- Mirror Replating and
Sign Work!
A. F. KHOFLIGEK,
Phone 592-W, PJattsmouth
22233
2E
If i,Liwagni
tl
PLYMOUTH ROCK ROOSTER
IS CHAMPION OF N
IB.
Columbus.' Neb., Dec. 7. A white
Plymouth Rock rooster, owned by
ite Lips, secietary cf the PbiUel
A ahcy Poultry and Pel Stock as:oi 1
t:on. has beeii awarded the Cham.r
of Commerce sjlver cup as the grand
-Mr. B re n ton thinks that the state : short time for San Diego. California, champion bird of the ninth annual M
commission saould promntlv in 1 i where they will spend Christmas show, which closed here Saturday
ve ne in the lawsuit, and make a , 'itli u illiam Bell and family.
tight taere to retain the fruits of
the victory won before the inter
state commerce commission.
The very newest Hose are included in this special
Chriitmas Gift display and at price? which prove the
economy of buying here.
Josepn uagie, uichianu, la., an
nounced the following other cup
awards: Mrs. Henry Sissle, Colum-
Krom Wednesday's Daily
Ralph Meisinger, Wife and family lms Nebraska farmers silver cup for
PLATTSMOUTIi BUGS
!of near Cedar Creek, were here today grand champion pen of Buff Orping-
SHOULD BEWARE
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L' 0 Li E
Phone No. 14
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ESTABLISHED 1SG8
Nehawka, Nebr.
Losi Angeles, Dec. S. Fatigued
after hours of futile study oer an
intricate cross v ord puzzle, W. E.
Caruthers strttcned his mouth iii
etieh a prodigious yawn that he dis
located his jaw. Receiving hospital
surgeons wbo attended him today
sab! it was the city's first cross word
puzzle casualty.
to lock after the shouDintr for the
week end and attending tire bargain
day sales.
Rev. II. O. Rhode and family of
VS.''-!' o" c"." rS". -j- r V- '? '
JK.':'-, A
A-
I'hIUM ? taA i
0
We have many
appropriate
XMAS
Suggestions!
A suitable line of beau-
tiful gifts for the entire
family.
Select Your Gifts How!
Genuine Pyralin Ivory!
That Ring for Him
That Ring for Her
We Have Them!
Ei,
John Bauer was
where he spent a few hours
ing to some matters of businc
tons; Israel s Rhode island Red farm
Osceola. Neb.. Nebraska Farm Jour
nal's silver cup for the best disnlav
of birds; the association's silver cupjfc
lor tne Dest exniuits or American i
birds goes to George. Gollinehorst. I ?
Madison, Neb., for Dark Barred
Rocks; a silver cup for the best tx-j
nibits or Ji,ngusii biras gees to Mrs. fj
Henry Sissle, Columbus, fcr a penjjjil
rt f TXii f?" Orni r hrn q rhj 1 1 .,-r,iir'
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aiier some mailers or Dusiness, gemg ut-r toc to vxw.ir -n-hr, r.-,im
ln l,hat city on the early morning buS for single Comb White Leg-
n -jaiana lOUaV nuillUClUl. toil". lmrns- i hr.vt f'linki! fr., is -K--i. t
llll A-J. ,3 111 iri. i k X. L L. A . 1 V - V 1 - 1 I'll
ttend- Andrew Stohlman of Louisville wins the silver cup for the champion
s. was here yesterday for a short time utility birds, White Rock pullets.
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BESS
B3BY
EEH5
"A -to
;ht Mile Grove, were here today
to look over the Bargain day ofler
ings cf the merchants and visit with
their many friends.
Henry Gie. the local representa
tive of the Texaco Oil Co., was in
, jji!-s;
I . ? Fs hT7 & ifS
y Jeweler.
LL,
Main Hotel Building
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