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THTJTiSDAY, MASCH 2, 1939.
Preliminary
Plans for the
1939 CMTC
Young Ken Allowed to Travel to
Camps ty Any Method They May
Choose, Under New Kile.
OMAHA, Feb. 2S. "For the first
time in three years all young men
v. ho are accepted for attendance at
Citizens' Military Training Camps
in the Seventh Corps Area next sum
ir.tr will be permitted to go to camp
by any method cf travel they wish."
This announcement was made today
by Major General Fercy F. Bishor.
commanding the Seventh Corps Area.
"Approved applicants may pay
It will pay you to get our
rates before you renew
your Automobile Insur
ance. We offer you . .
Dependable Stock
Companies
Local Agency
Service
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To bring speedy relief from the discom
fort of chest colds, muscular rheumatic
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more than "just a salve" use a stimu
lating "counter-irritant" like good old
warming, soothing Musterole. It pene
trates the surface skin breaking up local
congestion and pain resulting from colds.
Even better than a mustard plaster
Musterole has been used by millions for
over 30 years. Recommended by many
doctors and nurses. In three strengths:
Regular, Children's (mild) and Extra
Strong, 4Ck. Approved by Good House
keeping Bureau. All druggists.
THE AWFUL PRICE YOU
PAY FOR BEING
NERVOUS
lj :.'iit"P; "wijhW
Quivering nerves can raakf you old and
haggard looking, cranky and hard to live
with can kp you awake niphts and
rob you of good health, good times and
jobs.
What you may need is a particularly
f ood woman's tunic end could you ask
or anything whoee benefits are bettrr
proved than famous Lydia K. I'inkham'
Vegetable Compound? Let its whole
some herbs and roots help Nature build
up more physical rcrijttnce and thus hel;
calm your shrieking dots, (rive moro
ecercy and mike Lis Tvortli living gain.
More than a million women have re
ported benefit why not let Pinkham's
Compound help YOU, too, to to "smil
ing thru" trying time3 like it has other
rratrful wom"n for the tiaft 3 genera
tions? IT MUST EE GOOD:
For GEM
Attention
INSURANCE- 7c
bonds TuP!?
Plattsaouth
I .e World's
JsSfiK S0IH3Q&GGX35
end Ever-Eeady RAZORS
j their own way to camp and be re
'iinbursed at the iate of five cents per
jnilii for the distance from their
homes to camp or they may be fur
j ni:;hed with railroad tickets before
j departure from home if they bo de
isire," said General Bishop. "This ap
j plies also to the return journey after
the close of camp. The War De
partment recommends to parents,
however, that all applicants accept
government transportation, for by
this method they arrive in camp on
time and in comfort and avoid the
dangers of overcrowded automobiles
and other haphazard methods of
transportation.
"All who are interested should ap
ply to the CMTC Officer, Federal
Building, Omaha, Nebraska, or to
any CMTC representative. These
camps have been very popular in the
past, and it is anticipated that the
Seventh Corps Area quota will again
be reached soon after March 1st, the
date of the formal opening of the
procurement campaign. Priority for
enrollment is determined by the or-
jfler of receipt and completion of ap
plications."
The camps in the Seventh Corps
Area will be held from July 6 to
August 4 at Fort Leavenworth, Kan
sas, and at Fort Riley Kansas, which
is for colored applicants only; from
July 11 to August 9 at Fort Crook,
Nebraska. Fort Des Moines, Iowa,
Fcrt Lincoln, North Dakota, Fort
' Snelling, Minnesota, and Jefferson
I Barracks, Missouri; and from July
1 20 to August IS at Camp Joseph T.
j Robinson. Arkansas. The Seventh
, Corps Area consists of the states of
North Dakota. South Dakota, Minne
sota . Nebraska. Kansas, Iowa, JUis
Kouri, and Arkansas.
APPEALS CASE
LINCOLN. March 1 (UP) Former
Municipal Judge John A. Maguire
'appealed to the supreme court today
(from a decision of Lancaster county's
i four district judges naming Edward
'C. Fisher successor who was elected
last November, contending that his
(Magnire's) tenure was the remain
der of the term to which he had
been appointed to fill a vacancy and
not until the session's general elec
tion after hi3 appointment. He said
in his appeal that the district court
erred because no vacancy existed at
he time of the election and also erred
in not requiring Fisher "the real
plaintiff" to be a party to the pro
ceedings. The plaintiff was the at
torney general. ...
'THE FARMER'S FRIEND'
Rehmeyer Elevator
17 Years of Eeliable Service at Alvo
Al-xzys in Market for Your Grain
The Rehmeyer Elevator has always
enjoyed a splendid business from the
Alvo community. They have always
criveii their customers the highest
prices for grain and have sold feed
and other merchandise at RIGHT
PRICES.
They are extensive buyers of
grain. Few. if any elevator compan
ies in Caes county have attained
the prominence the Reymeyer ele
vator has. They maintain an up-to-date
establishment for the accom
modation of the public and have an
enviable reputation for fair prices.
Their elevator is of large capacity,
with the result that they are in the
market at all times for unlimited
quantities of grain. It is reliable in
every way and the fact that it i3
tested many times during the year
is evidence of its reliability.
Every inducement is offered tit"?
farmers of this section to .market
I heir products here and not export
ihem to other markets.- The best
prices are paid and the farmers may
be assured of a square deal when
dealing with the Rehmeyer Elevator
at Alvo.
The proprietor, Simon Rehmeyer,
is an outstanding business man. His
reputation for honest weight and
square treatment i3 unquestionable.
Mr. Rehmeyer is among the first
thought of in connection with any
v.ertfcy project for the good of the
community and he is fully deserving
j'. every farmer's support.
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A Link Not a Chain!
A Link Which Has Always Been Con
nected With the Furthering of
Agriculture's Best Interest
Throughout Our
Community
We refer to the Farmers Union
Elevator of, Murdock. This firm is
owned by citizens of this locality,
and community people who are inter
ested in this section's progress. This
concern pays the high dollar for
grain and sells supplies at money
saving prices. It is home owned and
co-operative for the community's
citizens.
They depend on a small margin of
profit, on a large volume for their
earnings and do not attempt to make
all the profit on a transaction. This
policy has resulted in an increased
number of customers, both in selling
grain and in buying supplies. Farm
ers, it is to ycur best interest to
patronize this home industry. Agri
culture has had some tough breaks,
but v.e have had our "innings" and
history will repeat itself. Consult
the manager, H. E. Carson on your
grain marketing, feed or coal prob
lems, his experience is at your ser
vice. H. Schweepe of Wabash, is presi
dent; Dan Schlaphoff. Murdock, vice
president; A. Ruge, Murdock, secre
tary; II. Kupke, Murdock, treasurer;
O. Miller, Murdock and Wm. Stock,
Murdock, directors.
In its years this firm ha3 been
conducted upon high business prin
ciples and provides a superior ser
vice. Wo heartily recommend this
firm to our readers.
Ycu'il Have Less Trouble if It's
an ALUS CHALMERS
Stock Implement Co.
"3 Years of Good Service"
Phone 2111, Murdock
Mr. Stock will appreciate it il
you will call at his place of business
when you are in MURDOCK and give
him a chance to demonstrate the ad
vantages which are yours exclusive
ly in the Allis Chalmers line before
you dcal.
When ycu need farm machinery
it'll pay you to see the Stock Imple
ment Co. at Murdock, first! They
are in a position to give you as gen
erous a trade-in allowance on your
used equipment and as liberal terms
as any dealer in this section.
They do not feel that their obliga
tion ceases with the sale, but endeav
or to see that you receive satisfac
tory service from each piece of ma
chinery they sell.
For many years Allis-Chalmers
has been a recognized leader in farm
implements and tractors. With an
Allis Chalmers you can do the w ork
quickly and efficiently, saving you
time and money.
Mr. Stock wants to call your at
tention to their repair service. When
you call on them for a repair job,
eTpert workmen install. Their work
will bo done correctly, completed on
time, AND THE PRICE WILL BE
RIGHT!
They want to thank you farmers of
the community for jour business in
the past and hope to merit a fair
share of it in the future.
JUNIOR CHAMBER MEETS
From Wednesday's Daily
The Junior Chamber of Commerce
met last evening at 8 o'clock at the
Recreation Center. Due to the bad
weather conditions, causing many of
the farm members to be absent, and
illness cf the secretary, Ordell Hen
uingf, the organization held a quiet
meeting.
The problem of "The Public Rest
Room" which the local organization
is planning to undertake was dis
cussed very thoroughly. James Mark
ham, head of the local WPA project's
office, was present and gave the mem
bers many helpful hints and sugges
tions as to the starting of the newly
formed project. The matter was held
up until the next meeting which will
be held on Thursday, March 16 when
i mere complete discussion will be
held and plans laid out.
See the goods you buy. CataToq
hyt how about th ooods when
descriptions aro alluring enough,
ou get them?
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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI - WEEKLY JOUENAI
Bible School
Sunday, March 5th
"Peter Preaches to Gentiles"
Acts 10:1-48.
We have advanced in our studies
of the development and spread of
the Christian church.established at
Pentecost at Jerusalem, to the time
where she must, in fulfillment of the
command . "to teach all nations, '
take advanced ground; an epoch is
before her, and we see the hand of
God in the movement, how he i3
shaping events to the end to bring
Jew and Gentile together.
The time is ripe, the Holy Spirit
ii preparing the soil in Cesaria a
Centurian and his house are awak
ened, ready to receive the new re
ligion at Joppa, Peter, a Jew is
being prepared to carry the message
of God's redeeming love to the Gen
tiles. What epoch making events
were in the making can better be
imagined than told. We will have
to know the Jew in his orthodoxy,
narrow, cramped religious outlook on
religion; to break through that bar-
rier that separated him from all the
world, was, what Peter had to do
before God could use him as a mes
senger. The struggle is graphically
pictured in verses 9 to 16.
God used an object lesson to brin
Peter to see things as God sees them.
We are agreeably surprised about tho
Centurian. (Centurians are mention
ed twenty-five times in the New Tes
tament, and all are favorably spokea
of). So we find men everywhere that
seek and fear God. All men have
deep in their soul a longing for God.
God dealt differently with Cornelius
than with Peter. The question may
be asked: "Why did not God con
vert Cornelius direct?" That is not
his way. God uses human instru
ments to deal with humans; it. is
sharing responsibilities with the.
joys of redeemed souls. The question
may be asked: Why does not God
send angels to fill-our pulpits each
Sunday? An angel could not preach
the Gospel of redeeming grace, be
cause he has not experienced thi
joy of sins forgiven. So Peter is
ready to go the 30 miles to preach,
and open with the keys of heaven
the kingdom to the Gentiles at Cae
sarea as he had to. the Jews at Pen
tecost at Jerusalem. -
Three servants from Cornelius, six
brethren and Peter.ten in all, start
cn their journey. Peter, expecting to
have to account for this unprece
dented act of his to the church at
Jerusalem, takes six witnesses in
stead of two or three, so he is well
fortified when he must defend him
self. He acted wisely, for what he
expected did happen. (See Chapter
11).
MUST USE NEBRASKANS
LINCOLN. March 1 (UP) The
legislature today by a vote of 37 to 2
resurrected a measure which provides
that 90 per cent of those employed
on public Works projects in the
state shall be Nebraska residents.
The committee on public welfare
had killed the bill, 4 to 3 but Sen
ator R. M. Howard, who introduced
the measure, urged the the legisla
ture not concur in the committee's
action. He contended Nebraska labor
is entitled to more consideration on
public works construction, asserting
that men from nearly every state
are employed on the Tri-County dis
trict Kingsley dam near Ogallala.
Senator Lester Dunn, committee
chairman, agreed with Howard that
the bill should have floor consider
ation. Senator Frank Sorrell of
Syracuse and Senator John Doyle of
Greeley opposed the bill. Doyle said
it would provoke retaliatory legisla
tion by other states.
STORK BEATS DOCTORS
GRETNA. "Neb., Feb. 28 (UP)
The snow storm last night failed to
stop the stork which delivered a baby
girl at the home of Joe Plumback,
Jr., near here although two doctors, i
aided by all available hands of, the
state highway department failed to
arrive in time.
Dr. C. W. Hickey of Bennington
was first called. His ear .was stalled
at Millard.
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It' good sense to relieve a cough due to a
cold with Smith Brothers Cough Drops.
Smith Bros. Cough Drops are the
enfjf drops co.1t2ir.ing VITAMIN A
This is the vitxnia
, 01 toe mucous membranes or tne oo&e
and throat to cold infections.
Lesson Study!
By L. Neitzel, Murdock, Neb.
On the fourth day they reach their
destination. The congregation awaits
the preacher. After the introduction,
Peter asks the purpose of the call.
Cornelius gives a resume cf what
has preceded and adds: "Now, there
fore, are we all here present before
Gcd, to hear all things that are com
manded thee of God." Would to God
that every class in Sunday school,
and every congregation in church
be in that spirit and mood; how
much more could be accomplished.
"Here before God . . in his pres
ence . . to hear all things" etc. Two
things we observe, first a prepared
preacher, and second a prepared and
expectant people. Could the result
be anything else than what hap
pened? Then we notice something
that is significant. Peter opened
his mouth. 'How oft do we miss even
the text, because the preacher wont
open his mouth. Jesus opened hi3
mouth. (Matt. 5:2). And what a
i sermon! Many a preacher would do
well, if he is a fisher of men, to take
a pattern from this sermon. Christ,
the living bread is offered to hun
gry souls. And while Peter was
speaking, the Holy Spirit manifested
his power, filling the empty vessels,
and praises to God resounded heav
enward, and Glory filled the house.
Many a time have we been inter
rupted in preaching, when sinners
would cry for mercy and the saved
.shouted for joy. That was the old
time religion. Alas, those days seem
to be past.
This phenomena astonished even
Peter's companions that the Holy
Spirit should be given before bap
tism. But none can dictate to God
in His work of salvation! The male-
factor on the cross was saved with
out baptism. God moves in myster
ious ways. The genuineness of the
conviction of these Gentiles was at
tested to when they had received the
gift of speaking with tongues and
glorifying God in the ecstacy of their
new religion; that is one infallible
proof that the heart is right when
it gives expression of the new life
and joy that fills the soul.
We never had much faith in the
still Aorn'V converts." Today emo
tional religion' is frowned upon; but
we still believe and teach and preach
that there is motion, emotion and
even commotion in true religion.
The heavens resounded with shou's
of praise to God; it is the jubilation
of the redeemed, the new song learn
ed here on earth. We would have
been glad to have been at Caesaria in
the aftermeeting, their testimony
meeting.
THE CRITERION
For Over a Century John Deere Im
plements Have Led the Field
The sign of the John Deere line
has always stood for quality machin
ery. This equipment has always
given satisfaction.
The John Deere lines is ably repre
sented in the ALVO community by
J. B. ELLIOTT who specializes in
service and repairs. He is always
ready to serve you and you are al
ways welcome at his place of busi
ness. Large volume and small profits is
his system and has resulted in an
increased number of customers: Agri
culture has always been the most
important industry in the community
and J. B. ELLIOTT OF ALVO has
done his part in furthering its best
interests during the six year3 he has
been in the implement business there.
He has alwas'S handled the John
Deere line during this time. He car
ries a complete stock of genuine fac
tory replacement parts. He has built
hi3 business on service and expects
to continue along these lines.
; Now is the time to get your trac
tor or implements in shape for
spring work. Elliott's feature an
outstanding repair service.
Fcr real service call on J. B. EL
LIOTT OF ALVO and you will not
be disappointed. We heartily recom
mend him, knowing that any trans
action with him will be satisfactory.
Phonn new itnm to Ho. .
that raises the resistance
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MARK
Stranger Makes Big
Haul at Alvo Store
He Loaded His Car With Quality
Merchandise From the
Jordan's Store.
HE APPRECIATED THE VALUES
THEY OFFERED; SO
WILL YOU
At the JORDAN'S STORE you are
always assured of the best and at a
price you are glad to pay. Here you
can be served quickly and to your
satisfaction
This store is well known to the
community for a complete line of
meats, groceries, fresh fruits, vege
tables or nearly anything you may
need in food, and is exclusive head
quarters for many people of this
community as their food center.
At the JORDAN'S STORE they are
very well equipped to care for the
splendid business which they enjoy
iu the community and you will find
that they feature quality merchan
dise at all times.
In meats, groceries, fruits and
vegetables they offer selection, and
j you will find just what you want
in this line at this popular store. Eat
more fruit and vegetables for your
health's sake.
Come in and see what a dollar will
buy at this popular store. They are
always on the alert for quality mer
chandise at right prices and their ex
perience has enabled them to offer
wonderful quality at reasonable
prices. The prices here are such that
it does not necessitate traveling to
larger towns. Do your saving here
at JORDAN'S.
TRACY PRESENTS TROPHY
OMAHA, Feb. 2S (UP) Spencer
Tracy, motion picture actor who won
the academy award for the hest in
dividual acting in 1938 among Holly
wood stars, has sent the trophy com
memorating the feat to Monsignor
Edward J. Flanagan founder and
head of F:.i.her Flanaga i's home for
hoy here.
The award was based on Tracy's
uicting in the motion picture "Hoys
Town" which depicted life ,at the
homa.
In an inscription accompanying
the statuette, Tracy wrote:
"To Father Edward J. Flanagan,
whose great human qualities, time
ly simplicity, and inspiring courage
were strong eiiough"to shine through
my humble effort."
Father Flanagan praised the ac
tor's "magnanimous spirit." "Tracy,"
the clergyman said, "i3 always try
ing to give credit due him to some
body else. If he gave away 100 such
trophies the world would still ac
claim him as one of the greatest
actors."
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PAGE SEVEN
Dependable, Accomodating
Farmers & Merchants
Bank at Alvo, Neb.
F. C. BOYLES President
CARL GANZ - - -Cashier
A strong bank instills" confidence
in a community. Grow with this
growing bank. This strong financial
institution is not only able but also
willing to care for every reasonable
want of its customers. It is a mem
ber of the Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation which insures each de
positor up to a maximum of 15,000.
Our readers w ill find this bank a
friendly bank, providing all the facil
ities of a city bank, together with a
perccnal , interest in each fcnd every
one of its customers. Be prepared to
take' advantage cf this opportunity
by depositing a reserve in this strong
bank.
A great deal of credit is due to
the efficient officers and directors
of this institution who have done
their best toward developing the
agricultural and livestock industry
of the community as well a3 the
commercial and educational inter
est:; of the county.
The officers, directors and stock
holders of this bank are all home
people. They are fine public Fpiriud
men, who believe in the advancement
of Alvo and Cass county and terri
tory and feel sure there are better
days ahead for the energcti; farmer
who works with a plan backed by
round judgment and reasoning.
When in need of financial Fervice
r.ee this bank.
We are pleased to recor.;mend thin
bank to our leaders in thU 19C9 re
view of the county's leading busi
ness firms.
MOTHER HAS 103 DESCENDANTS
LONDON, (UP Mrs. Mary Clack
ncy, 92, of Wimb'eeon, has raalized
the greatest ambi'.icn of her life
she has become, with the birth of
her fourth grreat-jrreat-grf.ndchild, the
"mother" of one hundred descendants.
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ruined your property to
night? Would your claims
be handled expertly? It'3
a good . idea to . MAKE
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