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THURSDAY, JANUARY 2. 1936.
PIATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
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WPA Reduces
Direct Relief in
Cass County
Marked Reduction in Relief Claims
Over L&3t Year Board Rejects
Young: Cemetery Road.
At sessions of the County Commis
sioners held on December 3rd and
4th, the following busings was trans
acted :
Orders by County Judge revoking
Mother's Pension of Hazel Jamison,
Plattsmouth : reducing Mother's Pen
sion of Edna A. Jones and placing
Mother's Pension of Ida X. Cotner in
joint control of Ida N. Cotner and
Mrs. Lottie Rosencrans, approved by
the Eoard.
Petition for the establishment of a
new roaJ to Young's cemetery in Sec
tion 12-11-13, which had been under
consideration for some time, was re
jected by the Board, the expense be
ing considered too high to warrant
the establishment of said road.
At the session of December 4, fur
ther orders by the County Judge re
newing Mothers' Pensions of Maggie
llolcomb, Catherine Falk, Nellie Es
telle, Edith Krccklow, Cleo Capper
and Elizabeth Wright were approv
ed by the Doard.
Resignation of John Mefford as as
sessor in Salt Creek precinct, which
nad been filed with the Clerk was ac
cepted. Bid for publishing the official pro
ceedings of the County Doard at lc
per line was submitted by the Weep
ing Water Republican and accepted.
Two bids were filed for county bur
ial, that of Streight &. Streight and
the Sattler Funeral Home. The bid
of the former was accepted.
For services at county physician in
district No. C. the bid of Dr. M. J.
Buzza in the amount of 150.00 was
rejected by the Board.
The balance f the time both days
was taken up with the allowance of
claims filed against the county, as
follows:
MOTHERS PENSION FUND
Mrs. Ruth E. Taylor, Mother's
Pension. December. 10 33 $ 15.00
Edna A. Jones, same 6.50
Mrs. Cleo Capper, same 35.00
Nellie Estelle, same 5.00
Violet Van Winkle, same 6.50
Mrs. P:iizabeth Wright, same. 15.0o
Mrs. Olive Johnson, same 6.50
Mrs. Edna Smith, same 12.00
Mrs. Vera Lancaster, same 12.00
Mrs. Mania Hise. same 6.50
Mrs. Janet I. Simmons, same 20.00
Mrs. Elsie M. Smith, same 6.00
Mrs. Maggie Herrington. same 15.00
Catherine Falk. same 13 00
Mrs. Anna Pittinan. same 25.00
Mrs. Lucille Gaines, same 10.00
Mrs. Ora Sell, same 35.00
Mrs. Edith Krecklow, same 20.00
Greuken Simmons, same 12.00
Thelma Nichols, same 6.50
Lena Reehle, same 6.50
Zola E. Gilbert, same 6.50
Maggie Holcomb, same 25.00
Rose Wood, same 13.00
Florence J. Brittain, same 13.00
Ida N. Cotner (through Lottie
Eosenerans). same 25.00
Vernetta M. Hobson. same 15.00
Mrs. May Bauers, same 30.00
GENERAL FUND
Lillian G. White, salary for
month of November 127.00
Georgia White, same 60.00
Ruth Patton. same 104.16
John E. Turner, same 166.66
Henry T. Woster, same 91.67
C. E. Ledgway, same 166.67
Helen W. Warner, same 93.33
A. H. Duxbury, same 1S3.34
1.50
16.50
. 97.15
4S.00
22.00
S.00
3.00 j
11.30 ;
5.75 j
2.00
2.00
27.50
2.20
7.5 0
9.20
1.S6
5.S5
64.44
5.20
14.10
3.05
1.95
5.95
1.24
1.75
30.00
20.00
32.ro
1.50
Automobile
Accidents
The papers are filled with
accounts cf serious
Car Accidents
If You Own
a Car You Need
Insurance
Let us give you the rates
on full insurance protec
tion . . . with dependable
companies. Don't delay!
INSURANCE- Z-7ci
Cl& Phone- 16
IJji Plattsmouth
G. E. Sayles, same 104.16
Anne Zitka, same 32.50
Harry Nielsen, same 100.00
John Kopp, same 4 5.00
Albert Willis, same 45.00
Minnie Hild, same 90.00
Anna E. Leach, same 55.00
Alpha C. Peterson, salary,
mileage and expense 182.43
W. G. Kieck, salary and ex
pense, November 120.26
Cass County Farm Bureau,
salaries and exp., Nov 129.59
Geo. R. Sayles, salary and ex
pense, November 172.57
Josephine Janda, clerical wk,
County Clerk 24.63
R. D. Fitch. Jr., inter-county
surveys, office maintenance- 161.00
Frank Godwin, assisting Co.
Surveyor
Warren F. Taylor, same
Lottie Rosenerans. salary and
mileage, November
Greth Garnett, work in relief
office
Gertuue Brink, same
Lillian Sedlak, same IS. 00
A. E. Edgerton, mileage 10.00
II. Sylvester, boarding prison
ers, mileage, jailor fees and
salary. November 310.30
T. Walling, salary, mileage
and assistance 269.24
Anne Zitka. work in County
Sheriff's office 7.50
Julius A. Pitz, salary and
mileage S9.90
Fred H. Gorder, same 4S.50
E. B. Chapman, same 101.00
Dr. J. II. Hall, insane case,
Anderson
C. A. Rawls, same
H. Sylvester, same
Clerk of District Court, same
Mrs. Daisy Wright, same
Mis. Marcia Hise, same
A. II. Duxbury, fees in County
Court
11. Sylvester, same
Margaret Yelick, typing WPA
applications
John Seitz. carpenter work
R. W. Clement, agent, tele
grams by Edgerton
E. P. Stewart, meals to jury
Carl's Mrket. merchandise to
county farm
W. M. Barclay, meals to jury
Gb-r. Puis, clerical work
W. H. Puis, mileage, exp
E. B. Chapman, phone calls--C.
E. Wescott's Sons, clothing
to county farm
Standard Blue Print Co., for
mdse. to County Surveyor
O. F. Smalley, hair cuts to jail
inmates
Nehawka Enterprise, mdse. to
County Judge 11.00
G. G. Douglas, medical ser
vices to poor 39.00
Lillie Aldinger, care Stack
hetzkie Nebr. Children's Home Soci
ety, donation for 1935
International Chemical Co.,
mdse. to court house
Hatt's Market, same
Nebr. Inst, for Feeble Minded,
care 19 Cass county inmates 414.06
11. J. Addvman. care of John
Spence 12.00
Iowa-Nebraska Light & Pow
er Co., services to county-- 134.73
Platt3mouh Water Corp., for
services to county
F. G. Fricke & Co., mdse. to
jail
N. D. Talcott, M. D., medical
services to poor
Wtntworth Bakery, bread to
county farm
Fhilip Hirz, mdse. to county
farm
Weyrich & Hadraba. same
Fetzer Shoe Co., shoes and re
pairs to county farm
Cass County, cash advanced
for expenses a"d supplies 172.29
Golding & Stibal, mdse. to
jail
L. B. Egenberger, mdse. to
court house and jail
P. A. Jacobsaon, care of Joe
Benson
Remmington Rand, Inc., rent
on typewriter (advance)
John L. Tidball, coal, lumber
Mrs. John Leddy, care Fide
line and clothing
Weeping Water Republican,
printing notices and proc
Bates Book Store, supplies to
county offices
Vallery Bros., gas, oil, mdse.
to county farm
Plattsmouth Produce Co., but
ter to county farm
J. W. Crabill, care of court
house clock
T. Walling, trip to state in
sane hospital
County Judge, fees State vs.
Charlie Reehle
John M. Meisinger, same
W. M. Barclay, meals to jury,
December 2, 1935
Geo. L. Farley, mdse. to coun
ty farm
Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
four elec. sewing machines- 228.00
Avoca Town Hall Co., rent of
hall, 1934 primary election- 7.00
St. Mary's Hospital, care of
Mrs. Lester Drennon 59.75
R. I. Compton, digging grave
for Win. Hunt
Cleric of Dist. Court, fees
Wru. C. Meisinger, work for
County Treasurer
State Journal Co., mdse. to
Register of Deeds
Fred H. Gorder, phone calls
and stamps
W. L. Hobson, burial expense
of William Hunt 45.15
Lefebure Corp., motor vehicle
tax list, 1935 57.80
L. C. Smith & Corona Type
writer Co., typewriter and
pad to Reg. of Deeds 104.75
St. Catherine's Hospital, for
care of Peter Claus 6S.50
Dr. Thorn. D. Boole, medical
services to Peter Clau3 50.00
Lincoln Tel. & Teleg. Co., for
services, county offices and
poor farm 132.50
K-B Printing Co., mdse. to
county offices 71. C8
Dr. R. P. Westover, medical
services to poor 12.75
Bestor &. Swatek Co., balan'c
due oa claim allc td Ncv 20.00
100, Defies Rules
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3.7G
6.19
14.33
3.00
1 4.00
Abraham Greenbur?
Accepted rules of living arc ig
norei by Abraham Greenburg,
100, a Chicagoan, who kas never
refrained from drinki: chewing
or smoking-, celebrate -J i.'.s centers
nial with a bottle of wine, ani
hopes to find cut if tho fir:; 100
years really are tl.c l.arut.
Louisville Courier, for claim
blanks and mdse. to Sup:
State Journal Co.. mdse. to
count v ofi'kers
Omaha Printing Co., mdse. to
Clerk Dist. Court and Reg.
of Deeds offices 37.20
University Pub. Co.. mdse. to
County Superintendent 7.4 4
Milburn & S:ott Co.. same 12.59
W. M. Barclay, meals to jury,
December 4th 4.5 5
Mike Tritsch, glasses to Beck,
at county farm, 9.00
Jim Yynn, hauling manure
rubbish 4.00
Plattsmouth Journal, prir.t'g
and supplies, Young ceme
tery notice 130. 3G
Bestor & Swatek Co., hard
ware to county farm 1.S4
Warga Hardware, two mop
sticks to court house 1-30
F. R. Gobelman, mdse. to the
court house 1.20
Bestor & Swatek Co., hard
v are tr ei-urt house 3.46
. ".L-.k Pisl. Court, fees 12.50
t) ' ;:. M. Soennichsen. mdse. to
county farm, court house-- ss.vs
E. J. Richey, coal to court
house 2S7.S5
ROAD FUND
17.75
1.55
11.75
20.62
1.67
4.0 5
6.54
.00
3.50
25.00
9.00
7.40
14.00
S3. 70
22.95
20.74
5.70
40.00
15.24
3.50
9.92
5.25
6.95
C. W. Stoehr, road work. RD
No. 1 5 S7.00
Ralnh Murnhv. same. RD 9 66. SO
Wm. Sheehan. Jr.. RD S
Nelson Berger, same. RD 12
A. A. Schoeman, same. RD 3
Herman Wohlfarth, RD 10
Louis Allgayer, Jr.. RD 13
Louis Schmidt. RD 7
Lowell Lytle, RD 16
Bert H. Lytle, RD 16
Martin Wilson, RD 4
Rov ComstocK, RD 5
Chas. Hoback, RI 11
Jay II. Austin, RD 11
A. A. Wellinger, RD 15
Wm. Kitzel. RD 6
Harold Thomassen. RD 14 35. 4S
Harry Arnold. RD 15 3S.20
Anton Auerswald. for black
smith work, RD S
A. N. Eaton Metal Products.
culverts and bands. UD lo
Farmers Union Co Op. Oil As
sociation, gas, RD 2
Ruben P. Meisinger, road wk.
and posts, RD 2
Thos. Nelson, 125 foot pole,
RD No. 10
At.-Pac. & Gulf Oil Co., sup
plies, RD 11
Binger Lumber &: Coal Co.,
material, RD 13
Barton-Warner Products, Inc.
dynamite, RD 4
Checker Oil Co., motor oil,
RD 15 13.20
Anchor Oil Corp., for spark
plugs, RD 14
Crane, Curyea & Murtey, ma
terial, RD S
Crane, Curyea & Murtey, ma
terial, RD 9
DRAG FUND
Dragging Roads
Louie Allgayer Jr., RD 13$
Billv Read, RD's 1 and 2 7
Ralph Murphy, RD 9
Louis Schmidt. RD 7
John Heil, RD 3
jWm. Knutson, RD 3
I.avvrenie Duerr, RD 3
1 Wm. Brothwell, Sr., RD 1G
' Kerf H. Lytle, RD 10
! Roy Comstock, RD 5
I A. A. Wallinger. RD's 15, 16
, Vernon Laughlin, RD 5
i Ivan G. Alt house, RD 6
Elmer Bennett. RD 6
! !C. M. Carnes. RD 6
Ernest Harold. RD 1 11. 0u
Wm. Kitzel. RD 6
i Henry S. hnelke. RD 4
j Philip Spangler. RD 14
Oreeiey Beil. RD 27
i Anion Auerswald. for blue k-
smith work, RD '.
i I'vi 11 T.-r.fl N'llVP'lllifT :ll
-- RD 2
At.. Pac. fe Gulf Oil Co.. j;as,
RD No. 16
Trunkenbolz Oil Co., Piipplics.
RD's 4 ami 7
A. II. Ja'T-bsnn. l"bor nml
material. RD 4 2.75
i "!;:. Bridge Supply Co.. for
9 and 12 163. 50
Br:. ve Supply Co.. for 1
.-now f -r.. e ar.d P'.sts. RD's
1. 2, 1" n::d 17 1 ..". 0('
:-r.ers Union Co-Op. Oil As-
:-;; t i'Vi. ;;-:s. RD'S 6. 15
51.30 j Mil!er-ifrsseii:'.!i h ('.. re-
T.niis. P.l''.s 11 and 12
32.05 ;:d I 'oe(! 'v r. rent for traitor
.am. Kl :
To' a-i-'c-b. J.icrht & Power 'o.
r.ervi-. e Union imful. RD 11 .5
-.'.rp-.ors Co-Op Oil C.. gas.
keroene. oil. RD 9 101. 4S
i-"an:'.rs Co-Op. Oil Co.. gas.
kere-sene, oil. RD 2
iv-ns Oil Lubr. Co.. grease,
RD No. 9
Hens Oil Lubr. Co., grer.ee.
RD's 14 and 1"
Aucust Krecklow, repairs.
RD No. 9
Harold A. Krevklow. labor
and ma'erial, RD 9
Chas. Attebery. repairs. RD
No. 11
Lincoln Road Equip Co.. re
pairs. RD No. 1
I.in cln Road Equip. Co.. re
pairs. RD's 7. 1", and 16 91.'
i'Vss County Chevrolet Co.,
labor, repairs. RD 2
Highway Equip. .- Supply Co.
repairs. RD 13
J. B. Ellirtt, Jr., h.truwaiv.
RD's 6 and 16
Standard Oil Co., supplies,
RD No. 11
Anchor Oil Corp., oil. RD 11
Anchor Oil Corp., grca -e, RD's
9 and 13
BRIDGE Ft'ND
Lovii 3 Schmidt, bridge work-?
Wm. Sheehan. Jr.. same
4.60 j
33.75 !
39.78 j
S.40 i
60.00
W. O. Martin, engineman on
HG No. 5 103.70
COMMISSIONER'S FUND
Third District
Gutte Strandboge, engineman
on HG No. 4 $ 42.67
H. W. Christensen, grader
mnn HG No. 4 47.92
Anchor Oil Corp., grease 2S.00
COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND j
C. W. Stoehr. road work 2S.00
Louis Schmidt, road work
Anton Auerswald, blacksmith
51.00! work
16.75 j Frank Read, Nov. salary
6.00 j At., Pac. & Gulf Oil Co., gas
3.50 III. A. Fur.ke. matl. and coal
1.10 ; John R. Chriswisser, salary
9.25 for November
40.00 Western Sand & Gravel Co.,
15.00 read grnvl for South Bend
36.00 :md Salt Creek precincts 259. S 1
S.2.1 T.y-iian-Richey Sand & Gravel
3.S5 Co.. gravel, Nehawka prec't. 176. 5G
4.40 Flojd Fulton, salary 60.00
13.20 . '' :t E. Dowler. salary for
month of November
19.40 Fred Miller, road work
5.50 (). Lundbers;. -5 spark p!ugs
4.95 L. Soybolt. salary and
1.65 si.pplif-3
Bert H. I.y'io, road work
6.70 rarmi r? Uni-in Co-Op. Ass'n.
2." s-'.eel posts
33.75 .la y II. .Austin, road work
Fntirs Lumber Co.. r:atl
C9 3S F.'-r e-"3 Co-Op. Oil Co., gas,
kerosene and oil
4 i.r.n Ci-;s County, fieiai :ai'i en
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By this new and exclusive method, voc
can be ure of your figure looking its I .-!.
A corset, .'irdle, bra or other foimdalii, l
garment... ueripneil, cut and styled exclu
sively for yoi:r individual ncJsand ta.-tei.
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:tfJ 1 i"J5i?V1 J Ca-.i County Coi- tiere
PL ATTS MOUT II NEI?R.
67.5-t
7.40
2.60
61.25
S.00
9.2 5
3 0 . 0 0
12.95
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SALE EATE SET F0?k i -r
FEBRUARY 1, 1C33 '
re.
:s-.l by tl
5 5.66 I"
5 0.GS '
2 fiO i'
45.20
66.36
3 I.2S
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50.50
10.95
15.20
36.00
71.54
27.50
15.00
36.50
30. 2o
14.00
2.50
20. 5S
7.95
G2.62
1.00
4.7 5
12.92
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2.15
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117
A end ordr of a!e in t ir tar:
' IcEurc- snit cf Cy of PI.it rs-
:h -:r. J; !.n E. 'rrizzaad ct al. has
!i irs-.ed covering f.ve properties
u ':' b. the Standard Savings and
ii ; iaion had interest but re
cived no pc.sanal servi-re and on"
1 u: ::: h was h Md
'.' ' t n 1. .irges of by-'u;d-
S- :.. -Wcekl.a Jourr.c-1.
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a ia i tl.. 'i : :'.. ty a i'. .v i.' a-1
a: . . :n hi'!. . V. TJ '.:-a aa i:a
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2S.G3 V. E. Draper, same
: or.ae I. career. labor pntt i:s
31.01 i'-r- snow fence
! A. R. B:r('s:tll. satae
5S.91 ' Re'iel Miek. same
. ?Iaihev.-3 Garare. storage
4.30 Mrs. Elmer Adams, care of
! S ; r a d ley c-h i 1 cl i e n
2.90 Mrs. Geo. Trimble, same
Mas. TX;rothy Newsham, same
3.05 ! 1 abitha Home, s-ame
! John Str?IIcy. salary, l-.ss
i: i li.c :o. i er parsonage nousa at
. ;!,..; o." Sih ai'd IVjcIc -treets.
of v. hi. h were sId at the initial
...K- h s: Juin'. but the sale r..'-einded
ai c n err.
-tanctard Savings and Loan v.as uls-
O.-ji) ec-.ered. The other prepeny to i e m
3.00 . '.tided in this sale is the old Hyers
l;3o at the corner of 7th and Rock,
v t .a ( .c.
3.00
G.oo
T..4 "'
9 . 1 0
Hock s-jrf .-.cinn of f arm-to-irar-
iu seauring scrvica on the hot rente's this winter will be Cf
benefit to every resident and land
c.ncr in C?.ss county.
7 . 0 0
7 . " 0
7.00
14.00
i:sj sold in the former sale, but con- o-noss.
r:ebra3'ca is cr.c cf but very few
sLaAcj; tT:at it as no bonded indob-t-
127.9
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Ifern-.an Wohlfarth, same 11.52 i material
,7ehn L. Tid'eall. coal, luntber
material and repairs
1.11: Lincoln Road Equip. Co., re-
j pairs
15.15'Jey Dietrich Machir.o Works,
! labor and material
6.7? I Nebr. Power Co., services to
j Patrol No. 3
27.70 'J. B. Elliott. Jr., hardware--
21.37 ' Standard Oil Co.. supplies
! P. Meb hicrs &. Son. labor and
42.07! repairs on magneto
Anchor Oil Corp., for spark
5.60 j pines and grease
12.8 S i Crane. Curyea. & Murtey, for
I. I. Uit h. same 12. so
Martin Wilson, same 15.00
C-
an-Ri. hev Sa.nd &. Gravel
road grave 1
Louisiana "DarlinGi
7.00
13.87
2.00
8.13
4.65
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lay 11. Austin, same 19.20 H..rry S.ha.cfer. f-alary ant
H A. Funke. material and I storage
coal
55.16 Vern Harter, work on snow
A. F. Sturm, lath, cement and
lumber
232.19 ; Peters Oil Cc
fenae
upplies.
Omaha Bridge Works, steel
beams 5
Paxton & Vierlin:: Iron Vv'ks,
steel for two brida.e:s
J. H. Miller, constructing and
exeavatintr concrete culvert
T. W. Engk-3 Lmlr Co.. mdse.
Engles Lumber Co.. matl.
! Pester & Swatek Co., tools for
1.66 i WPA project
jGeo. L. Failey, stove, pipe and
4 03.03 ! damper
j John L. Tidball, lumber for
1 1 1.4 i eearry office
ri.e.o Gustave Schlieske, stove, pipe
32.10 ' and damper
John Tidball. bridge lumber- 74.30 ; Warga Hardware, hardware,
George II. Dennis, const, con
crete box. So. Bend Pet 153
Concrete Engineering Co., re
inforcing bars
Binger Lumber c Coal Co.,
material 293.S5j
J. W. Banning, lumber
Geo. E. Ne kles. lumber
Johnson Transfer Co., truck
ing from Lincoln, Omaha
Crane, Curyea it Murtey. for
bridge material
COMMISSIONER'S FUND
First District
2 5.00
0.0 5
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10 7.39 ;
6.0 0 !
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4. so;
13. 65 I
31.0'J !
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9 7. SI
3.0 6
1C5S.1 1
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4.20
SS.56
5S.00 j
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5.25 J
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101.50
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77.
10.40
2.16
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X :-,'?. wheelbarrows
.16 , John Ivcrson. labor and ma-
j terial
S. 29 Cloi.lt Service, gas
' 'iodern Construction Co., for
trucking road gravel 1399.6b
30.50 ! GRAVEL FUND
j Lyman-Ric hey Sand &. Gravel
5.60 1 Co., road gravel $ 15.60
i LOUISVILLE STATE AID
2S.S7j BRIDGE FUND
John H. Busehe, salary and
i iifii.o sunnlics 3 71. 2j
, Carmen
Fulkerson
Frcl W. Tritsr-h. salary $ firt.OO Evri A. .Alayfu-ld. salary G5.00
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Mitt Ursula Compton
"The Darling of Louisiana State
University" was the title con
ferred on Mis3 Ursula Compton,
above, of Alexandria, La., co-ed
selected to personify the song of
the same title, composed by the
late Huey P. Long and dedicated
iojthe university.1'
Miller-IIasselbalch Co., reps.
Ralph Meisinger, for running
tractor 5.50
Bauer Auto & Sup. Co., labor,
material and repairs S1.74
Sinclair Refining Co., gas 6.36 i
5. T. Gilmour, assigned Cass
ccuntv, advance payment-- 75.00
COMMISSIONER'S FUND
Second District
John Finkle, graderman on
HG No. 5 $ 94.60
Farmers Co-Op. Oil Co., gas.
kerosene and oil 104. SS
ivekler Oil Co.. gas 4 0.04
Eli Kecklcr. work on HG 33.50
Joy Dietrich Machine Works, j
labor and material 11.75;
John Gruber, labor on HG 2 67.50 j
0.5? if. F. Wheeler, salary
! Lincoln Tel. & Tekg. Co., for
plume service to bridge
Nebraska Power Co., electric
servic e to bridge
65.00
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10.75
Selection of Miss Carmen Fulkerson of Seaside, Ore., senior at
Oregon State college, as the most active and popular co-ed climaxed
a brilliant studer. career marked by numerous social and scholastic
" honors,'
This Little Fellow Has Had a Very Busy Da
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Jimmie Warner relaxes
Like Little Boy Blue, Jimmie Warner is fast asleep,
but the -cows won't get in the meadow, nor the
cheep in the corn, because his father, a farmer near
Salt Lake City, Utah, was tending herd whil
Jimmie took time off for a jiap after a day of hard
work.
