PLATTSMOUTH SEHI - WEEKLY JOTJILfTAX
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1928.
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Nebraska.
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Made Youp Bank Deposits Safe
O Saved and Refinanced Homes
O Saved and Refinanced Farms
Loaned Funds on Crops and for Seed
Put Boys and Men to Work Through the CCC
Sent Children to Schools and Colleges
O Raised Prices of Farm Products
9 Gave Work to the Unemployed
9 Fed the Needy
S Built Roads and Public Improvements
Stepped Erosion Conserved Soil
Encouraged Building by Insuring Loans
Provided Real Assistance to the Aged and Infirm
-Social Security
personal property and THERE
The winning battle against
depression is being paid for by income, inheritance, import and luxury taxes.
One November 3rd Vote For President
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There are nc federal tazes on your homes, farms, or real o:
NONE AS LONG AS ROOSEVELT IS PRESIEENT.
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PUBLIC AUCTION
I will sell at Public Auction 'the
personal property described below, at
the farm of the late C. Lawrence
Stull. two and a half miles north of
riattsmouth on Highway Xo. 75, on
Saturday, Oct. 32.
beginning at 10:30 o'clock a. m.
sharp, with lunch served on the
premises.
Live Stock
A few head of horses.
Three milk cows and one red
heifer, 1 year old.
One sow and seven pigs.
Two head of sheep one buck and
one ewe.
Machinery, Etc.
One wagon and box; one wagon
and rack: several wagon wheels; one
Letz feed grinder, Xo. F-20; one 3
bottom Oliver tractor plow; one 3
bottom Rock Island tractor plow; one
2- row John Deere lister; two Mc-Cormick-Deering
mowers; one John
Deere tandem disk, 10 foot; one
John Deere disk; one Superior
grain and grass drill; one farm rol
ler; one David Bradley mower; one
Deering Ideal mower; one Deering
binder; two single row listers; two
sulky plows; one 2-wheel trailer;
one 2-row John Deere tractor lister;
cne top buggy; one portable hog
house; three gasoline engines; one
tank heater; one good Deering 7
foot binder; one 16-inch walking
plow; three walking cultivators; one
1-hole corn sheller; one hay stacker;
two hay bucks; two hay rakes; one
3- section harrow; two John Deere
15-27 tractors; one Melotte cream
separator; a number of barrels; 30
long poles and hundreds of other ar
ticles too numerous to mention.
Terms Cash
Xo property to be removcvl from
premises until settled for.
Frank Vallery,
Trustee.
REX YOUXG, Auctioneer
W. E. REYNOLDS, Clerk
EX-WAH00 BANKER
EEC0ME5 A TRUSTY
Lincoln, Oct. 20. Emil Benson,
former Wahoo banker, who entered
the state penitentiary in 1930 to
serve a 5-to-10 year sentence in con
nection with the failure of his bank.
Tuesday became one of the chief
trusties at the prison.
He was given the place long held
by Tom Kelley, who, with his bro
ther, Roy, was freed Tuesday on com
mutations of sentences for robbing a
jewel salesman in Fremont in 1929.
Benson will have charge of "dressing
in" new prisoners and have various
other duties.
LEAVING FOR THE WEST
Mrs. A. II. Bushnell ana son, Don
ald, are planning on leaving in a
short time for the vest coast. They
are expecting to locate in Southern
California, in or near Los Angeles
where they have many friends. The
Bushnell family have made their
home here for a great many years
and the many friends will regret to
learn that they are expecting to
move.
SPENT SUNDAY HERE
George E. Sayles, who is attend
ing Creighton university, being a stu
dent In the college of dentistry, was
here Sunday to spend the day with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George R.
Sayles. Mr. Sayles and Marvin
Tritsch, also of this city, are both
students in the Omaha college.
Poultry Wanted
Friday & Saturday
HENS, 5 lbs. and up 13
4 to 5 lbs., lb 100
Under 4 lbs., lb 90
SPRINGS, 5 lbs. and up. 120
4 to 5 lbs., lb 90
Under 4 lbs., Ib 80
ALL LEGHORNS, lb.. . 80
JERSEY GIANTS
5 lbs. and up, lb 90
Under 5 lbs., lb 70
CREAM, today . . .30p
EGGS, today 270
Not Too Many Small Eggs
at This Price, Please
THE JAY
lerwanger
Jaeke
We've just received some more
of these wonderful jackets.
They are fitted pleated bacx
half belt and look like a
dress coat. Come in, see them!
In Wools or Leathers
$4.95 up
WESCOTT'3
MINORS BUY BEER, FINED
Grand Island. Seven Grand Island
young people were fined $5 and costs
each by Police Judge Xewell for
falsifying their true ages in order
to purchase beer or hard liquor from
various places in the citj. Two oth
ers were found not guilty.
CHARLES PAASCH DEAD
Omaha. Cliarles Faascli, 48, of
Omaha, died at a hospital here Mon
day as a result, physicians said, of
an infection that led to lockjaw. The
infection developed after Paasch ran
a splinter into his finger ten days
ago.
HICK GUIDINGER DIES
York, Xeb. Xick Guidinger, 82,
died at his home in York Tuesday
morning. He was born in Wisconsin
and came to York county in 1902.
Surviving are his w ife and seven sons.
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Topcoats S50
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Friends, last Saturday we bought
at our advertised prices and all
from farmers of this vicinity
2554 lbs. Poultry
1.S81 lbs. of this weighed 5 and up
343 lbs. weighed 4 to 5 lbs.
325 lbs. weighed under 4 lbs.
This will give you an idea of the
percentage of heavy and light poultry
that is coming in, and shows you
that the great bulk of our purchases
is being paid for at the heavy price.
I will be glad to show you my sales
record on this lot, which will prove
to you that I am not buying poultry
at light prices and reselling same at
heavy prices. A Square Deal always!
Your Business is Appreciated
A. R. CASE & CO.
West of Ford Garage
WHEELER PRAISES NORMS
Ilartington, Xeb. Senator Wheel
er (d., Jlont.), urged re-election of
Senator Norris and told a political
audience here millions of people over
the world would be affected were
X'orris defeated.
Wheeler said inhabitants of des
potic countries looked to America for
leadership to liberty and that Amer
ica's position in the eyes of the world
depends on men like Nebraska's senior
senator. Xorri3 was pictured as more
powerful than any other five sen
ators. John Uavekost of Hooper, congres
sional candidate, spoke at the rally;
and Clarence Haley, county demo
cratic chairman, presided.
Budget Increases Mostly for New
Roofs and Agricultural So
ciety Activities.
The state board 'of agriculture,
thru Secretary Heed, has filed bud
get requests for an increase of $38,
500, of which $30,000 is an increase
for maintenance and repairs, includ
ing a new roof for the poultry build
ing at the state fair grounds and coat
ing for roofs cu four of the large
buildings to protect them from fur
ther damage.
The next largest item of increase
i.s $10,000 for agricultural activities.
The latter are the incorporated so
cieties such as poultry, dairy, live
stock which have been aided by the
btate for many years. The last legis
lature appropriated $15,000 for these
societies. This money is merely
handled by the state board of agri
culture and paid out to the societies,
none of it being for the state board
organization. Iteed says the appro
priation for the' societies was cut in
19?f) and they feel they should have
a larger appropriation. The appro
priations two years ago totaled $G5,
:00. The requests now total $104,
100. In asking for an increase of the
appropriation of $20,000 to $50,000
lor maintenance and repairs Reed ex
plains that a new roof is needed for
the poultry building on the fair
grounds and a coating on the roof of
the swine barn, the grand stand at
the race track, auditorium, agricul
tural hall and other buildings, all of
which will cost $15,000. He also asks
for $2,000 to connect the fair water
system with a city main at 14th st.,
and asks for $33,000 for maintenance
of the grounds, making a total of
$50,000 instead of $20,000.
In asking for an increase of the ap
propriation for development of the
i-II boys and girls work from $7,500
to SI 0,000 Reed asks for the increase
on account of the size of the exhibit
and the interest taken in this depart
ment. For operating expenses, to pay ad
vance costs of a fair before it opens.
Reed asks that the appropriation be
increased from 514,000 to $20,000,
an increase of $C,000.
For meetings of; organized agri
culture in various places in the state,
$2,500; premiums at the fair, $4,000;
and $2,600 for salary of superintend
ent of grounds, no increase is asked.
The last legislature appropriated
$25,115 for paymenjt of half the
deficit on premiums of the 1931-32
fairs and of. this amount $24,065.49
has been paid. The board asks for no
appropriation of this nature in the
present budget requests.
HAS A CURIOSITY
At the farm home of Louis Sack,
near this city, there is a red haw
tree that is a combination of fall
and summer. The tree had matured
the red fruit as usual for this season
of the year and now is also producing
blooms as in the early summer. The
appearance of both flower and fruit
at the same time has attracted much
attention from the visitors at the
Sack home.
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See the gooas you buy. Catafoa
descriptions are flowery enough,
but how about trie goods whan
you get them?
GAL SALE I
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New Smart Shoes of Quality
Leather and fine Workmanship.
Values up to $4.95. Mostly
narrow lasts. A - AA - AAA.
On sale at
$.98
Girl's & Children's
Oxfords
Brown and Black Leather
Soles Real Value at
$ ft .98
"Star Brand" Shoes are
All Leather!
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Tomato Juice
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Lewis Lye
3 Cans for
35
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IGA PEACHES
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Fruits & Vegetables
Head Lettuce
Solid, Taney, each
Green Beans
3 lbs.
Cauliflower 0g
Per lb
Celery
Large Bunch
Hubbard Squash
Per lb.
Queen Squash
Each
Onions
3 lbs.
Banana3
4 lbs. for '
Apples
5 lbs. for
Tokay Grapes
2 lbs. for
Cocoanuts
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Tomatoes
P.ed ripe. 2 lbs
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25c
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PRUNES
4 lbs. for
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PRUNES, 2 lbs.. .
Hallowee Dates
2 lbs.
Hunt's Supreme
Whole Apricots H$E
No. 2i2 Can -
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Libby Crushed
Pineapple f ?q
9-cz. Tins, 2 for
Gallon Peaches ttRr
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IGA Brand
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Casco Butter 3
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Gold Medal $1.9C
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IGA BRAND
BflRTLETT PEASIS SLScc 13 $2.69
IGA RIPE 'N RAGGED
PIHEAPPLE .... L3n.69e 13 c, $2.89
IGA RIPE 'ft RAGGED
PEACHES car;3 can, S7c 1332.33
IGA RIPE 'N RAGGED
APEICOTS . . . gL3 Cans 6iC IS Can, S2.54
IGA BRAND
TQggflTOES . . . C-3 Can, 27C 13 Cans $1.35
IGA ERAND FANCY COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
QOegl -3 Cans 49C 13 Cans $187
FANCY EARLY JUNE
PEAS . . . Cans .3 Cans 44c 13 Cans$l677
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2-lb. Eox
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Figs, 6-oz. pkg.
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WHERE QUALITY PREVAILS
Corn fed Shoulder Beef Roast, lb. . . 180
Fresh Pork Liver, lb H
Center cut Pork Chops, lb 250
Lamb Shoulder Steak or Roast, lb. . . 230
Genuine Spring Lamb
Minced Ham, lb 150
Summer Sausage, lb 22f0
Heinz Dill Pickles, 3 for 10c
Solid pack Oysters, quart 550
Extra Standard Quality
Selected Cod Fish, lb 256
Blue River Brand
Dold's Sterling Bacon, 1-lb. layers. .310
Extra quality Longhorn Cheese, lb. . 250
Fresh Cat Fish - Chili Bars
Oil Sardines
G Cans for
Marshmallows
1-lb. cello bag
15c
4c
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Jel Sert
Bartlett Pears
No. 10 Tin
Shur Fine
Golden Syrup
10-lb. Pail
Catsup
14-oz. bottle
IGA Lye
3 Cans for
Blue Rose Rice
3 lbs. for
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