THURSDAY, JAN. 2C, 13-
PAGE SIX
PLATTSIiIOUTH SZKI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
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New
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"jmniaiiTwiigTvyiigyiigogeryscnwyinaroijwiueaiiiyaiiifjyuyoiii
5 is the name of a village in Wales. It is the world's longest
word. We don't know how it is pronounced but translated
from the Welsh language it means "Church of St. Mary, White
Hazel Hollow, Near the Rapid Whirlpool." SOME NA7vlE!
We would say off hand.
Every Day Prices at the
Black and White
Morton's Iodized Salt, pkg
Swans down Cake Flour, pk?. . . .
Butter, Dairy Maid, lb
Kellogg Corn Flakes, large
P and G Soap, 10 bars for
Jello, all flavors, pkg
Value Milk, tall can
Jersey Milk, per quart
Crackers, Krispy, 2-Ib. caddy . . .
Black and White Cotfee, lb
Peaberry Coffee, a t'ocd Santos.
Restaurant Room
Opens Saturday,
Luilieran Lhurcft
to Open Campaign
for Pension Fund
Rocni in Eekin Building; Arranged
by Jack Estelle for Use
Cafe -in Future.
Zffor
Chit
of
. 10c
. .34c
. .47c
. .1.2c
. . 37c ss
be
10c
9c
30c
49c
in-
From Wednesday's realty
' The room in the lb-kin building
that was formerly ust il by the' cham
ber of coniii'.CMe as the ril of tli
seen tniy, is being t rar sfoi meil into
:i very attractive spot that will be.
used in the- I'n i. ii it- by Jack Fste-l.e
in an addition to hi:; cafe' and lunch
r ()!.
i Mr. Fstelle is having the fro?it
portion t!:' ai range d as the-
main restaurant where will bo found
the lunch counter, a very hrndsomo
r(,i! :to- of Hack and whit"1 marble
being arranged the south wall
f the building. In this portion of
tii" loom tlinv v ill also br si .v. T.J
:s to P.aise Funds for the
cf Retired Jlir.teters to
Cpen Socn.
From We-elnes.lav s la!lv
Philad. Iphia. Pa.. !' 24. Three
laymen an- th.' guiding spirit.-; of the
!M,000,OOo pe.ision ii"!'' campaign
n-gin in every congrega-
Pnii-d Lut!:"r:'.i chine
which will
tion of iri.
in Ann i i:-.i n
will include
and Cannd:
As the t!
hoard of mi
li"f. tli'-s.-
K. bi nary -jib. niul v. 1,
t'bh for t
th cafe.
To tin' rear of
v.iil he located
ure of th' patron
f
C-r w Ed
Where You Save on Every Purchase
Telephone 42
il
SBIIIKHIil
Statement of
Candidate for
District Judge
l lie librar;
; thromrh n
of the
i J ones.
for bioks that it wus
v efiort am! the assistance
libri'iy board and Miss Olive
librarian that '.hi ci:y Ims
and
rs o
lat it
coin
t i
Attorney A. L. Tidd Gives Statement
of Service and Position in
the Campaign.
To the Public:
It is a well known fact that any
body can gH a petition signed by
any and all classes for almost any
thing. In justice to the public an 1 in
justice to myself. I will say that I
did not. before filing in the non
political primary, for the office of
District Judge soloeit, nor did I ask
or permit any of my friends to solicit
the members of the bar or anybody
else to sign petitions for me. I filed
for the office in the same manner
as most candidates file, even candi
dates for the governorship.
I have received my assurances of
support since the publication of the
news item that I had filed.
I have lived in the community for
more than a quarter of a century,
and have always stood firmly and
fearlessly for what I believed to be
the right, and for high moral char
acter. I have done somethings for the
benefit of the people of this entire
community. When you go to the
post office to get your mail J::-t re
member that I was one of the active
supporters of the Hon. E. M. Pollard
when he was nominated and elected
to congress and that after his elec
tion lie asked me what he could do
for me. I said. "I want nothing for
myself, but I want a post office build
ing for Plattsmouth." And we got
it.
I served a few years as president
of the library board and while so,
doing, solicited a donation from th" j
Carnegie corporation for a puhlic !
library building in Plattsmouth. and
we got it. Please remember when
(this beautiful building.
! did not cost th" tax pay
t; buiiu it.
; When hundreds of soldi r?
f ; m tii-ir- to ti i.:'. si:, tinned o
rifle range just north of this city.
the busin'1- men r ml citi.-.er.s rhur.ld
i just r. member tli.it it was thronah
! my f f:"i 1 1 that tii- military commit!-"
came to PlaM-iKiith t'i look nfttr a
! location for the rill" range and ;is ti e
result of that vi-it it was loca'td
her.-.
I s"-v t! for eielit y ars f.s a inem
h r of th- hoard of directors of th."
f'oirni' rci;;l Club, and was a member
: of the commit : that solicited th"
fundi? to grad" tho rri.:l frv.i t'i" foot
of V.
the main room there
a verv pleas;' nl and
jartislicly art a nr ed :.r ranged series of
i semi-pi i v tt e din in-; room'- or hwoths
I where th" pr. troiis .vho desire- t u
tert iiu friiiid may do so. Tlie ik w
private rooms hav- been arrani.'ed
! v ry prettily with l itlice- work c il
;?pc; thrc-iich which th" soft -d.nv .!
colored light"? itre shown whiie fh re
v.i:i be table lamps in each !' the
!oot!:s. Tin; decorations- of tl;e b.iottis
are ve.-y attractive mid makes th-re.-
'aura lit one of the greatest beauty.
1:; !' i;.-w ;d'liti' n it is pianiod to
give ;. ih'jM cm:: f oft a bl- ;nd in -me-like
Mfting !o- the cute and to :if-
foid a 7'ige me-'-ure of privac
the jiatrer.s.
Th" present room used b' ?dr. E.-?- I.
'tl!" will he continued as a chili j t ion,
'mhi ha :nV.ii rger --lion and i h" ccmn- 1 l"in.
tet.-s rearrt'iiged :T.d lo r" ::lsa will ! f;s it
.be th" kitchen of the c:;f- thai will i its p
l
icu
the entire I nite't Mates
in its scope.
lt. e chi' i' orfic-rs in tb
itei ial pt nsions and i' -h.vmen
from the only
group of their kind in American re
ligious life as the pension bo.nds and
.-ysteins of all other ch-norni imt ions
are head. i -,- eleri.yn,' n. This fact
makes tii" anticipated "aii'!aign ;l
"laytnei.'s ".(,vc:r.- nt" in the si riefest
sen.--e of the word. The th.r"" m-n
are Paul I Myers of W'a-liineti n.
!. ., r-rident e-l' tin' board; l'etev
P. 1 1 i an of Phila.delnhia. Pa..
and 1 ;-.n y I ledges, se- i -of
p;:i!.!cel di;a.
.- has t wo (Ii.-: ii; t. -.-1 vic i -mtrv
;i"cn d i! "d to Iilm in
! h s.-rviee t his churc n.
nr linr of the pre?' lit in
,v. ! , ! d.'l-illg tho l::te
e-;-;!.'" of th" sale and
ion cf th" various Liberty
t nrid" victory in
1 b- out lined 1 hf ,
t reas u i ! ;
tary. ai.i
Mr. M
to his
addition ii
He is tlie
conn- tax
war w a- -
o i:--tribu:
loa.n i
Era n"
m.-tiod5
?' Id h, c
time a.s ;
olternal i
I tiea'nrv
h
th;
ill!"
w 1
tm
'
mi
Silt lis I
id
t
Bo Wtaat?
Add to your self respect
Increase your prospects of success
Fit you for any society
Capitalize your personal appearance
and please your wife.
WfcaS It Cost?
Our specialzied, year-round low price enables you
to buy a dependable new suit for $20, $25, $30 or
$35 and $55 if you prefer. It pays to dress well.
'JLJ
OnePrct
And Mo Monkey Business
tee
n-
;ii!
lv t ;
tin- pnsc
Th" ne
In '!'.' pi'
:. ' o'c
that they
:r t ti
r.e-w s-' fi
t cafe.
; cru'e will 1
:':r " Pat 11
:k and .Vr.
will h" ra
W"ll
a-
t h i'" w n
"av :.. ft. ;
iNt --:!"
for b.n
op-
'net-:'
taii
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P.03EET EG AIT AT REST
!'.OM.--(.
j lit.. V.
i lent.
j t' led pi
': gradnat.
i W'.ih
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i- nn t
' ' t
stand,
t ;:re.-
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M v i .'
the bom's
position at
m ; ;i- i-'mc r of In
h" Pnit. d Stat.
that 1 r
,l"'3j
1
If
hp
the
income
Pico-a
lb- al
th" s
; v !
n.e p'i-1-av
proh-;
t.-x hill'
secui '
- n i o
HP-
FAOM BUREAU
Copy for
furnished
fiJ iiUILO
this Depirrment
by County Agent
i ....
j haniiation.
. j. i i f a meeting
A, lo t his about
It would be profitable
could be held similar
or 4 times ach year,
..j other phases ol agriculture being dis-
cusst d at tlie other meetings.
; ii g
nat'
Wile
a.nie
. n
n-'i'-'e
'.'IV:
1 the.
7
.- Ge
the
Ber.-,md From
r-ftrict end
i.U. to
nd Friends
Acti::i.
Y
rv
II Wed nes
e- terday
ices ol t
i1
hiiilv.-
air i r'Tion t
e lat" Ho!..-
i
!(
P
d
a
t rl '."ei
Tliis ir.
.1
11 .1
treet to t!
frrv wlien it
was first graded, an.
th" hill going west on i h
road. I spet-t sev-ul th
lars of my own .money in
;t;.')iish and m .intain ;
tries in this citv v.i.ich
! -1 w n
.'lie
,1.1'-
cut !
i. 111:
m- a : 1
an ef:"c"t to
mi" indnr
resul'ed in
Soutl: Hakota.
John'- Path !
the b'idy arri"
tl;-.' Piirlinlrt"
a total loss to me. Hut. my :
and my effort was spent in
faith to try to boo: t my nme
These v -e or.lv r. few f th" t
noiey
good
town,
hiugs
Kdgmciit,
at the ft
j this . :y.
i ::: over
' T..1 n ("ii. etl v to
, ;. .-lif'i t service wn;; he'd
I tor. I"a'i;t Gecrg" Agii;
i The lequieni high ir.a
' eiehrat d at the St. Jam
Kdgir..-t.t on Me-:iday an-J
hc-re were for tin large
friends that had gath
!-: tune
t Kcan
were In
c church
ins; heie
i and led
u re. a
bv t!
ral
f
Id
in
at
)g
P?
n
s - i;ad be' n
es church ; t
t he services
number of
red at the
t
I have doii" and tin d to d ''or thi-;
community. If tlie p- .pie think these
things are worthy tlv-y will have
the' opp"t tunity t show th ir :ipp:-e-cia
tion.
I have 1: d nv-e t' -, i tvet'.iy-fjve
v.-: ra exp-nitne. i-. the acti-." prac
tice of law. and hav- hr;! up one
of th l-irr.-t law lihraii ; in the
Fecond .Iii.!''ci:,l I'istiict. I have been
a close y '.;-r.t if tin law, ami ha ve
and have bo n able to m -et in th.e
trial of cases some i f the ablest law
ye is in the state with an e ijna! niea
suie of success. I have never been
driven to di.-hfiior a c urt by soli
citing business on the ground that I
! had any pa'ticular rtand in wipi the
court. I hnv always tried my cas"S
; on the ground c.;' m'ii. I pr...p'.se to
I present my ca.se j?; this enmnaign on
' t he ground of me rit.
Very sin ce' ri lv.
A. L." TII)!',
lat tribute
splendid von
taken from lif
ush csf his mar
church to pay their
tho memory of tin's
man that had been
v.hi'e iii the first f!
hood.
' The serviies were atl;i;I..,l
lai'j" numbe v of tl:e relatives and
friends from out of the city and th"
fun."al party from I-'.iniont comply
id .Mr. and Mis. Patrick K-xan, par-
I the . ;.!, -.1.
y.v. Hi!-.' '
j t :m::t. ly ce.;..er .
! which he ;:,' s-
; 'king h
vi-avs i'i
I to"k up
! n, th
I th" for;:
j Kdrrar '.
last Iay.
After en :..;
the clot hitr.' n
in Pinhole!; hiu.
the call of th" c
i.
on r-
l
i
h en
oth
v: (!::
! n ;
';!.
ill- r.
,-i:h
he
M tin
T )
Oi"
:t:.
man'.
H'
I)-.
t n-t
V.aS 1:
it. -.
f: i v.:
lace
w i -! :
n.i: t"
eolilin
T. P.
c i: t
::'ih- a'
ho h"
s ov! r
'or re-
of i
n
V le
1"1 til"
! t!i" "n
; h'.en b
the i!:-rr
h "ti- n,
is ;;npo
of hi
( ': e f i i: f
inuuishi il
seiged by
"t I ' e,it i
.iehi a t,,
t
d
in
a
ra-e
' P:
r 1
.hif
1 tec n " i !
t .
ng i:;t n. yen ?
nufacturing bur!
. Mr. lied"-- In-
urcn. leavmg
:e? ;
ihnl
the
bv a
t nts of tile departed. Misse s Cath-
rine. P.ose-. Mildred c f IMgmont and
Miss Alice Kgan. who is in nurse
training at Hot Springs, t;i" ladies
and
you and your children go to the pub-
I.IYNARD U. B. CHURCH
being sisters of the departed
Moriis Ks;; n, only brother. J
The other relatives and friend-? at- i
tending the services here were: !
Josef, h Wales and child' . !i. Harry i
and Joan of Omaha. Misses i'Vru and
Ktta Wallace if Omaha. M-s. rharb-s
Olson. Oina.ha, Mrs. John Weber, a"d
; son . Joe. of Omaha. Mr. and Mrs.
; Je.hu W. Panning, of Alvo. Mi.-s Mary
, O'litnmll of Inion. Miss Alie-e Puck
i of Porut llo. Idaho. Mrs. P. A. Web b.
Omaha. Floyd Eean. Chicago. ;i
; Terra Tierney. Omaha. Mrs. Will
,,,-r i offices i f t h
nrol servi i ;
i'T) th"
er:n Italian
S-fti'j'l of the
lis hist 'y.
With the 1
'..-raining h-;s
th" fell"!-."l
!.!! h"r f.' ;-';
I'ef.pl, 's or-g; :
i.c:r i n alien, a
church : n-v I
tion of l;i- t-n
e lothJnt.T- fj
? a di:ectin
' ; d "rs! i p
Mi-s ion in
ity. am!
mi which lie
g of:'i. ;a 1. h"
r-f th" fmth
a (niii d
:it a crisi .-. in
bene h
trier si
pointed
J"hn II. M
oci ;r:o:n d
Harvey l. 1
appoint ment
rd ;'
ju:lg
T!
til"
1:1
The
y Irs r.
sei'ond
: wh.en
pris; t ion
rvi d o.i
judicial
h r;: -
if -; ii
in
his
th
th" Per
th" the
!).
Oovi
mo;-
rehe-ad. to till the vacrncy
1 y t h" ds at h of Judge
Travis. Previous to his
Judge lhglry had S'-rv-
co'inty nttorm-y
of Sai py county,
v rvic.-s of jud;
uid county
is-.ii.il put on a s-ii--.
Mr. Hodges assttm d
e-r-retaryship of th"
o' en'-if i . :1 v.emg
n within ! ;. -::i;e
e f it viri!"
At the CC'ep!' .-
,r with th" league
'."!. ;n t'i" ;'rm
man sh' v.ld s'ay
on-- position. II"
circulation nmn-
Lrthera.n Church Work
a ilenoniinati-nal jiv.b
later served as au-in-
r of the I. nt he ;-gp. Pub-
i i'n J i . '. ;p.i n:.
ho is treasurer e f
P.egley on
been of a high cliar
bupport from jracti
ar of Hi" three rotin-
ii f testimonial of his
bench cf the dis-
n ntn
-. 1 n;
."nt.
t'i ve;;
i"e,Ve
H no
any
tin'.'
BRING IN YOUR
Harness
Have Them Repaired
and Oiled
We have added a new Electric
Harness Machine. Do not wait
for Spring rush.
W. K. Puis
school at 1 ft a. m.
at 11 a. m. and 7:1o i. m.
meetings b".'in with Sun
's, continuing e-;i"h "ight.
a regular attendance at
I Fundav
Si-rmon
Revival
lay service
I.et all begin
em cen
.n are weicoii'ee to a:; our meet
jings. Ladies AI.l mr-e ts in the none;
jof Mrs. P. W. Livings-ton Thuisday.
j February 2r.d, at 2:1o p. r.i. The hos
itess will appreciate a good attend
. ancc.
C. P.. WEAVKll.
Prso.r.
W'ilkim on ,
Louisville.
Oin:
Job n
.gan.
Phone 33
PLAITSMOUTH -:-
NEE3ASKA : No
WANTED TO BUY
Shelled and ear corn.
Stock cows, heifers and calves. .
Inquire of Martin &' Pollock, Mur
ray phone- ai03 Plattsmouth plione
1.
LIKES CITY VERY HUCH
Frcm We.lnesrta v-a V.in-.
Ye-terday I. Shirb-y. a former well
l-:n..vu business man of Humbolt, N'e
braska, was in the city and while
here had occasion to visit ti number
etf the local business houses. .Mr.
Shirley was more than pleased with
the city and frank in saying that it
wasj one of the neatest and mcjst at
tractive cities that he had visit d
and lie felt that the residents o! the
city could feel proud of the com
munity in which they lived and
which represented a very fine Ne
braska, city.
more
to the
lign. is
in Phila
chut ch
that h"
;i airman
he res'
conviction t:
"too long" i
was ;it on-:.g-
r for the
!"!-! Obse-v. ;
licati'in. and
ieiini m.iUa.g
Iieatin- Hon-.'
Mr. Ha gan.
the hoard "iv.
his entir" ti".'
hOO.OOn camp;
ma nu fact nr.-.-service
to the
spite the fact
man. Jit is c
sions C:upn??n Committee as
and linds tinn- to direct the v;n
chinerv of in., diivt t hi is t
February ath. and whieh is to i
the pnsent w iri'in paid the- di
and retired mini-tens of the church.
th" In-n'-h have
act er and h.is
-r. 1 1 - ill of th
ties is an eloqu
vice s on t
trict.
In th" four teen years of service on
th" lunch Jnlge Peg ley hr:s been
. ..lb i! I'l'i ;;' ei't' ii to mr.l.e decisions
that have- becom" a fundament ..i pa'.'t
of the state law and which have been
ustaiutd in the higher ceurts as
tal'li- liing the law points that are
: Com and K&irj Day.
! Tl;i- nneiing wa well attended
and Albert Pool of Wabash gave the
. i.-sal!-. eif l years ejf ioliowir.g hog
. lea t-;:i;it;.t ion work. lie .showed it
I was po-si'iile to move- the sows to
id-an fallowing ground and have an
; i ncreas" on the pounds of pork
laised to pry f,,r t il uece-sary e-v-.
pi -:;.--s cau.-' il by moling and then
von have a prrdlt besides the1 atis
faefion of :a:.-ing- 60 to 100 pigs with
; om or two Hints. He was ask"'l
many qu:-i;ons which hj answered
v"iy readily. Nelson Perge r disci:.-s-
il how he scour d S0-busheI yield
mi hind which hr.s b en alfalfa or i that
led il.ivi cern and oats. His sedl
h-sn :I 4 1 per cent organic matter
when or.!' virgin soil probably tested
'.',' but when a se il tests -1 per cent
better, it will produce almost as
much as virgin soil. The poor fields
in the county tested 2'i per cent or
ganic i.iatter ami only yielded 20 bu.
Mr. Stewart of the Agronomy Dept.
discussed the reasons far high yield
.f corn, nnd Mr. Weggenvr of the
Animal Husbandry Iiept. dis. tissed
"Facts in Nebraska on High Lot
for vaii"ty en-
stations and
with county
beyond doubt
produced in farmer in
mates will not produce alfalfa plains
that will stane! Nebraska winters.
The U. S. department of agriculture
has set up the verification standanls
to make it possible for farmers to
take advantage of what the experi
mental tests showeel. Verified "'!
can be recognized by the tag on t lie
bag. The letters. "U. S." and th"
United States shield are on every
tag.
FOR
s"..
'inbrac
f this
The
d in
I !
pivtation
bi
than
i;; ee
like
e-- giv
ve ry
of th-
!: Ml !
nt
wise a
a. Hi-.
1 U'-
busy
e 1 1 .
' iii:t-o;i-
n
hilled with th
P.gi. y h -s r.
outst :: I . a
l ate- and
lo a; in.:. n
ju-t and
r-imrdi.i-c ti
at tl..- bar
i ! ': n . ' ' " e . : ; l
of the law
tiini in h.is
th
n i
h;
h
ENJOYS VISIT WITH EI5TER
r"rf.rn We-'lne s '.-i-I.
J. Sl-yi!:;"
ing, was h' re
e-njoy a visit ; t
' s n.-iitv
of Garland. Wyoni
M uiday evening t
the- home ,,f Mr. ;' ! 1
It
at
'. 'cgi
port t
ber.s o:
e ral to
ley j:;.
h-. has
Thf
P.egli y w ill find
cd gra ' i (:.. a t ion
among th- httn
Judge P glev.
at i
f th
. th;
ain
11 ih
! in.' int
-r states.
gal knowl-'dge com
pels, nudity of Judge
;.;. ne- hini cue- of tho
d'-t; let jn-.lge-s of the
t"t")-e who have- had
ii-- rem: t he- has been a
ns '.derate judge, rafe
rigl.t of t iu' prisoner
tie- p.resnmpt i'.ui ef
i upheld!!;-, the dignity
' tiie- tdat" and the na--urt.
n this spi.m'.id service
1 - en renide r- i't by Ju ig"
t i.r.s led to t he large snp
a - I:.""; given by tl-..- :n"iu-
bar and citi as in g n-
I'OVi' to have Judge Heg-
11 1- for tiie position that
d so
;? of
11 d il)
tin- tiling
a gem oral
over th
dy.
of Judge-
i-xpression
distiict
lieiis if friends of
th" latter
OKDKP. OF HKARINC,
i'.d Notice on Petition for Set
tlement of Account.
Sheer! Durable! Beautiful!
MARQUISETTES
39c
These are regular 50c material? in fine various dotted
marquisettes, the quality that gives so much service
and yet i3 as dainty and as attractive as any curtaining-
could be. All white or attractive patterns
woven in color.
Rayon Novelty
59C
for drapes, valances, a very soft and drapey fabric
a low price. Colors Gold, Blue, Mulberry.
at
ghcH.M.Soennichseii Co.
The Store of Big Values
!l"0
111 comp'i
recjuii ing 1 h.; t ev. i
and trucks si, nil s
have plates niaccd
In the County Court of Cass coun
ty, Nebraska.
State of Nebraska. Cass county, ss.
To all persons interested in the; es
tate' ef Emil Fuhrman. de'ea-'o.l:
On re;;. line; the petition of W. C.
Kieck, A el mini st rat or, praying a final
settlement and allowance of his m:
(ount filed in this Court on the 2 r 1
day of January, 192S, and for final
rettl.-ment or said estate anil for his
discharge as sai.l Administrator;
It is hereby ordered that you and
all persons interested in said matter
may, and elu, appear at th" County
Court to be held in and for raid
county, on the :?rd day of February. February l;r
A. I). 12S. at 10 o'clock a. m., to i 1927 licenser
show cause, if anv there he. whv the ' plate v
prayer of the petitioner should not I e t!,,
granted, anil that notice of the pen-
ile-iH-y of said petition and the hear
ing thereof be given to all persons in
terested in said matter by publishing'
a copy of this order in the Platts
mouth Journal, a semi-weekly neus
paper printed in said county, for one
week prior to said day of hearing.
In witness whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and the seal of
said Court, this 23rd day cf January,
A. D. 1D2S.
A. II. DUXnUKY,
(Seal) j23-lw County Judge.
Mrs. H. A. Lisrhlbodv
sister of Mr. Skyrme, departing ye.---)
ten! ay for Charles City. Iowa, where'
he will visit hi; father auI moiher
at that pine ;md a '.so a sist-r, .Mrs.
Salisbury. Mr. Skyinv- is the Pur
lington agent at Carl.'md ;i"el tak-j
ing a short '. aca t ion fro;-,! his duties
and taking ; Ivantage ol the oc rnion
to spend a sl.nrt time with the rela
tives in Ne-hiasl.a anil Iowa.
HOG"
STRAYED
in hous r.t rayed from my place.
Weighing about pounds each. Any
information will h" rewarded by
n;;tifviiig Andv Snviie r, phi no 5i!.!-J.
j24")td-lw
Automobile
Acsldent F
5,000 for loss of life
2: 500 for loss of one
hand or foot
I,5C0 for loss of sight
oi one eye
1G0 per month for
loss of time.
C Cents a Day $10 a Year is ALX
This Policy Costs You Protect
Yourself and Dependents
SEE
III S. DAVIS
Feed Grrdn Fiist.
Mort farmers who feed grain and
good silage or alfalfa hay to their
milch cows in the winter tinn- have
learned that it pays to fe"d the grain
before the cows are given lluir
roughage. Some cows relish silage so
much that they will actually leave
rome of their grain in their trough
and clean up the silage. Four rea
sons are cited by practical dairymen
why grain should be fed before (he
roughage is fed. The Inst reason is
that heavy producing cows will get
the concentrated grain feed that they
need to maintain the-ir production
and their body, the- second that t he
cows will relish the graind umi'"
when fed alone, the third that they
will produce more milk and butter
fat from a certain quantity of feed,
and the fourth one is that they will
produce more during their entire
lactation period.
One pound of grain for each three
pounds e)f milk produced pe'i- day i?
the usual amount fed. Four to six
pounds is generally enough for heif
ers and S to 12 pounds enough for
mature cows. With the grain th"
cow should be e-ating about 1 pound
of hay and ?, pounds of silage for
each 100 pounds she weighs, that is.
a thousand pound cow would e-at 10
pounds of hay and 30 pounds of sil
age per day. L. Ii. Snipe's, Co. K
tension Agent.
Progression in Nebraska is a mon
opoly of the political faction calling
themselves Progressives. The real
progression is public property and
shared in by all. De spite the Pre -grersives
the state advances to betterment.
NOTICE AUTO 0WNEH3
i t Ii the state law
ors of automobiles
;-cure lice-uses and
on both the front
janu re-ar of the ear and trucks hear
; ii.g license- numbe r, notice is given
. that all owijeis of ears and trucks
'must comply with this law bv Feb
ruary 1st. 1 " 2 S. After tlie date of
paities operating unde r
or having only one li
ill be prosecuted under
law
1
BKKT K FED,
Sheriff of Pass County
MYNAHD COMMUNITY CLUB
Since
farmer
Plelf,. n
the
west
irresf of a prominent
of Mynard, the good
ueage has iiereed to the rem est cf
the ibsfense f, r a s-peedy trial. Will
b- given at the regular monthly meet
ing of the Mynard Community club.
Time S p. m. Date. Friday evening.
January 27th. Everybody wcl'.oin?.
j2 4-3d, lsw
fe-Xi' M
mmj mil? rnnnL
c . ; w
of
a
ir : t: u nnt nvpr 33" or not under 28" we have a good pair
cheap pants for you. These are taken from our stock of $4, $5 & $6 pants
all have narrow lei;s and bottoms and not over 33"waist that's the why of the
price. Some blue serges too. Just three lots .
$2. CO $2.50 $3.00
Pssits Sor tliQ 3oy
Aes 7 to 16, pants selling from $2.85 to $5.00 while they last
$1.09 to $3.00
not a thin wrong with these longies except the priceand, we have too many.
Stock up on these for school and summer wear. Sale lasts until they are all sold.
Verification Insures Origin of Se?d.
The careful Nebraska farmer who
wants to start a held ef alfalfa that
wiil be hardy will buy see-d lhat has
been verified as to irigin by the- F.
3. gove rnment. Three Nebraska s-ed
dealers and HO other large' dealers
In tin; country are- now verifying all
or part of the s el that goes thru
their hand:,. They handle 00 p r
cent of the seed handled by com
mercial seed men, so it is possible
for farmers in this slat" to ge t th
cerij'ied seed. Verification guarantee--,
the oriain of the seed only, but doe--:
not neeissariiy stand
ejuality of see-d.
State e-xpe i iment
farmers cooperating
agents have- proved
se-e d
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