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"Where Wood Stands
In Characteristic, Frank Manner Leonard "Wood
Speaks Out ori Principles and Policies
of Our Government.
"Our government must bo put
on u budget system. Only by
carefully estimating our expen
ditures and seeing to It (but nil
departments keep within tliclr
appropriations can wo Jiopo to
curb tho criminally insane waste
of any administration. Washing
ton must censo to bo tbo spigot
from which Hows all tbo foolish
expenditures of the nation.
"I nrmly believe tlint tbo Irk
Bonio war taxes which retard
trade and prosperity and inuUo
ltfo a burden for the small busi
ness man, farmer and household
er Hhould bo spread over n long
er term of years. 'It Is not fair
that tho people who worked and
fought to save America for pos
terity should buvo to pay all tho
bjlls, loo.
"America's most precious trust
Its children are In tho hands
of voefully underpaid group of
ldgh-bouled citizens, our teach
ers, 't'ho educators of our coun
try, highly trained for their
work, hold nt tHolr disposal tho
greatest asset wo have agalniit
bolshevlsm and tbo red inctmcc.
They mold tho makeup of our
-next generation. Wo must see
to It that they are pnld a better
wage.
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"HclatloiiR between capital nud
ilnboiwbetweuii those wlio work
and those who- direct must bo
, on the basis of u squuio deal to
labor ami a stiunro deal to cap
ital ; a wage which, with thrift
. mid Industry, will enable a man
to llvo and save. Wu mlist pro
vldo tbo necessary machinery
promptly to Investlgato condi
tions at Issue In strikes and for
making the same public, We can
largely control tlieso conditions
through sound public opinion ;
but sound public opinion cannot
bo created without Intelligent
and frank publicity. Wo must
strive to Increase the human cle
ment In tbo relations between
employers and employees. We
must see that labor lms suitable
working conditions. Wo must
nhollsh child labor. We must give
nu honest day's wage for an
honest day's work, and In turn
labor must glvo an Inmost day's
work. Wo must not only let live
but help to llvo.
"1, believe In developing a de
partment of agriculture that ful
ly and Intelligently co-operates
with tlm farmer and tbo great
farm organisations, with one at
tho head who knows and ap
preciates tho furm needs from
experience. '
"The nation must be made to
realize the Importance of tho
farmer; and the government you
establish In Washington must
'know what tho hard-working
producers of our country need.
"I have no apologies to make
for the American uniform. If I
. had, It would bo an Insult to
every soldier who died In Franco
or In any prevlouo war we have
waged.
"Let us build up an Intense
American spirit Hellish but
helpful to a world In trouble,
backed' by the right kind of an
American conscience. Fight
loose-Hbered internnllonallsm ns
you would death, for It means
national death. America has a
great mission In the world, one
which t-he cap only perform by
being a 'strong, united people."
The Nation Needs Such a Man
General Wood has, as an administrative official, held re.
sponsible positions and has never been found wanting. Ho Is
absolutely uafo and tane on fundamental principles of our con
stitutional Government, his feet are always on the ground, and If
elected preoident, will settle questions for the general welfare
regardless of Its political effect. The nation needs such a man
In tho white house.
! D. RICHARDS,
Fremont, Nebraska.
Flynn Commission Company
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good 1111.
"I am in better condition today
than I have been in several years,
and it is all because what Tanlnc
has done for me," said 13. V. Cum
mins, a railrond engineer living at
1938 U street, Lincoln, Neb.
'Tor a long time," lie continued,
"I had "uil'ered terribly from rhcu
nntiiin, and although I tried many
treatments and medicines thnt were
recommended for my trouble I could
pet only a little temporary relief. I
suffered mainly with my arms, and
tho pain distressed me so much that
I had become nervous and restless.
I cnulrint raise my hands to my head
without suffering ngony, and while
running my engine I would bo in con
stant misery, so you can imagine the
strain I was under, suffering like I
was with tho responsibility of hand
ling my engine and pulling the train
through on time.
"I had tried so many things in vain
thnt it looked HkoI would never i;et
rid of my trouble. Then Tanlnc
came along and itjust filled the bill.
It wa'i so highly recommended that
I decided to try it and to-soy I am
delighted witii the results is putting
it mildly It was not long after I
began taking Tanlac thnt I began to
improve and have been getting (let
ter right nlong ever since. Why, al
ready I feci like n different person
and cheerfully recommend Tanlac to
anybody who may bo suffering like I
was before I started taking it.."
Tanlnc is sold in Dakota City by
Noiswangcr Pharmacy, in South
Sioux City by Shane's Pharmacy, and
in Homer by Wagner's Pharmacy.
Adertisement.
KSTIIAYNOTICH
Notice is hereby givc.i Hint I hir
taken up as an estrny at my pin"c
in Dakota City, Nebraska, ' en or
about March 11, 1020, one n.iy mot
voiRht about 860 pounds age., no nit
ten cnrs old. White fpot In fore
rend. Owiic.- cniy liae said anim tl
h; proving 'ironcrty end paying c- s(
of cnrn, and ndvertiin.
Sylyeator J. in' nc .
Dakota City, :' '..
To DetUcate Ilig State Itulldlng
The new agricultural engineering
building nt the Ncbrnska College of
Agriculture, which, fully equipped
cost nearly a quarter of a .million
dollars, and which is said to bo the
finest building of its kind n Ameri
ca, will be dedicated April 14th.
This building contains splendly equip
ped laboratories for efficient instruc
tion in the following subjects under
direction of a highly trained nnd
practical teaching stair: Wood work,
forgo work, farm machinery, gas en
gines, tractor, automobiles, trucks,
rural architecture, drainage nnd irri
gnlion. More than 500 men wcie
given training in this department
during tills school year.
LEGAL NOTICES
First Pub. April 1, 1920 -'lw.
Order of Hearing on Petition for Ap
pointment of Adiiiluislratiii.
State of Nebraska, County of Da
kota ss.
IN THE COUNTY COURT.
In the matter of the Estate of John
U. Evans, deceased.
On reading nnd filing the petition
of Win. P. Warner, agent for It. E.
Evans, praying that Administration
of said estate mny be granted to
Sidney T, Frum ns Administrator.
Urdeied, that April J 7th A 1)..
1020. at 10 o'clock A. M is assigned
for hearing said petition, when all
t.11 persons interested in said matter
may appear at a County Court to bo
held in and fpr silid County, land
bIiow cause why tho prayer of neti-
tioner should not bo granted; ,aml
mat notice or tho pendency of said
petition nnd tho hearing thereof bo
given to all persons interested In
said matter by publishing a copy of
una urucr in me unKota county
Herald, a weekly newspaper printed
in said county for three successive
weehs, prior to said day of hearing
Dated March 21,' 1920.
. s. w. Mckinley,
(aoal) County Judge,
OIlDEll 1IUY1NU UIYtiK HWdAL ATTENTION
Notice of llcleiee's Sole.
In the District Court of Dakota
County, Nebrnskn.
Fannie Crozicr, Plaihtifl,
vs.
Ida Woods rtnd Fannie Crpzicr, gun.
(linn of the Person and Estate of
Ida Woods, on Incompetent Person,
Defendant?.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED. PLAIN
TIFF AND DEFENDANTS JN SAID
ACTION AND TO ALL PERSONS
INTERESTED:
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned-
referee, duly appointed,
commissioned nnd qualified as such
in the above entitled cause, in com
pliance with the order of the Dis
trict f-jurt of Dakota County, Ne
braskn, duly made and entered on
tho 4th dayof March, 1920, will at
the South front door of the Court
House in tho Villngo of Dakota City
Dakota County, Nebraska, on the 12th
day of April, 1920, at 11 o'clock, A
M., of said day, offer for sole the fol
lowing described real estate situated
in Dakota County, Nebraska, to-wit:
Lots 1, 2 3, 4, 10, 11 and 12, in
Ulock 89, in the Village of Dakota
City, Dakota County, Ncbrnska, in
cluding the dwelling and ail improve
ments thereon, and nlso all of Rlrck
41, in said Village of Dakota City,
Dakota County, Nebraska.
And all that part of the NE',
NE, of Section 8, Township 28.
Rnngc 9, East, in Dakota County,
Nebraska, lying Nortli of the South
line of what was originally Lots 1
and 12 in Blocks 22, 23, 24 and 25, in
the Village of Dakota City, in said
county and stnte and comprising
what was formerly known as Out-
lotj 39, 40, 41, 42, 43 and 41, and
fractional Outlot 45 and Lots 1 and
12 in Block 22, Lots 1 and 12 in
Block 23, Lots 1 and 12 in Block 24,
nnd all that portion ot Lot 1, Blocli
25, within said quarter section, tj
gether with streets and alleys adja
cent thereto.
Also the SJ4 S SW-J4of Section
o, iownsnip 2, itnnge a, fcast, anu
the N NW&, Section 8, Township
28, llnnge 9, East, and that portion
of the'SH NWJ4, Section 8, lyin.7
North of the right of way of the
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and
Omaha Railway Company's right of
way running through snid section;
all of said land being East of tho
Sixth Principal Meridian, in Dakota
County, Nebraska.
The property mentioned in Block
89, Dnkota City, Nebraska, andBlocn
11, in Dakota City, Nebraska, will
each be offered separately from th?
farm property above mentioned and
will be sold for cosh. v
The farm property mentioned in
Section 5, and that mentioned in Sec
tion 3, will be offored together 'or
separately, as will in the judgment
of the referee result in obtaining the
best price therefor, and terms will
be given upon a part of the purchase
price. Such terms can be obtained
at any time by inquiry from the un
dersigned referee, nnd will be an
nounced ipublicly at the opening of
said sale.
Witness mv hftiTd this 6th day of
March, 1920.'
J. J. EIMERS, Referee.
1st Pub. March 11, 1920 5w.
First Pub. March 5, 1920 v.
Notice by Publication
To Jcsso Everetto Morrh, Npn-res-idont
defendant: You will tako no
tice that on tho 2Sth day of February,
1920, the plaintiff, Mnbei Mortis,
filed her petition in th District
Court of Dnkota County, Nebraska,
against you, tho object nnd prayer of
which nro to obtain a decree of abso
lute divorco from you, on the ground
that you have been guilty of extreme
cruelty townrd sahl plaintiff, and
thnt although being of sufficient
ability to provide suitable mninte
nanco for snid plaintiff, you have
grossly, wantonly nnd cruelly refused
and neglocted 50 to do.
You are required to answer said p
titton on or before Monday, tho 12th
dnv of April, 1920.
Dated this 1st day of March, i9::n.
MABEL MORRIS, Plnlntli'.'.
J. II. BARRY,
Attorney for Plaintiff
First Pub. March 25, 1920 5 w.
Nutlet' to Bridge Contractors
Bids will bo received on April 22,
1920. until 12:00 o'clock, Noon, and
opened on April 26, 1920, nt Dakota
City, Nebraska, for all liriuges 10 no
built or repaired in Dakota county
during the yenr 1920.
Said bridges to b'e built according
to State plans am specification,
which are on file at County Clerks
office.
Certified check mode payable to
County Clerk of Dnkota County, for
$500.00 must nccornpany bid.
The County Board reserves the
right to accept or reject any or nil
bids. '
J. S. BACON, County Clerk.
First PUb. March 25, 1920 4v.
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Jf C& b Jtllo
-Color: White, with Blach Pants.
Will stand the Season a( my place known as the
lNinly farm. One mile wesl and live miles south of
Dakota City, ant! 21 miles northeast of Homer, Xeh.,
every day in the week.
TERMS: $12.50 for standing colt; $10.00 to insure
mare in foal. When mare is about to be removed
qr sold, the foal bill becomes due at once. Good
care will be taken to avoid accidents, but will not
be responsible if any should occur.
L. L. Howard
Owner and 3!ana$rer.
Dalcota City, Xeh., Itontc 2
E. F. Rasmussen
Auctioneer
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First Puli. April 1, 1020
notum:
To it. Ii. Martin In whose name
tttlo to southeast quarter oC south
west quarter of southeast quarter of
section 20, township 27 nortli, rungo
5) east, Dakota count v, Nebrnskn, ap
pears of record in tho County Clerk's
office, ex'Ollicio register of deeds, no
person being in tho ncti'.M possession
or occupancy of said laid:
ou are hero.iv' notified Hint tho
undersigned purchased at pritito a
sale on the 27th day of May, 1018,
tho above described land; that the
R.une wm not assessed In the name ol
any person for the years pji:,, 1017,
IMS and 1010, however, w.ia taxed
for all srtid years; and you arc further
iiotilled that after tho exnlratlon of
Whreo months from the dato of tho
service ot tins notico upon you n deed
will bo applied for by tho under
slgneU C. S. BRIG'HAM,
Owner of Tax Cercificntc.
OMler of Hearing and Notice on Peti
tion for Settlement of Acconut.
In tho County Court of Dakota
County, Ncbrnska.
State of Nebraska, Dakota Coun
ty. 5S
To Julia Agnes Oliver, nnd to a--porsons
interested in tho estate of
Edward Cyril Oliver, deceased:
On reading the petition of Sidney
T. Frum, administrator, praying a
fmnl settlement nnd allowance of his
account filed in this Court on the
23rd day of March, 1020, and that
proofs of heirship bo taken and de
cree rendered thereon; tlyit a decree
distributing nnd assigning the resi
due of said estate bo entered; unci
that such other and further orders
and proceedings may bo had as may
ho required hy statutes.
It Is hereby ordered that you and
nil persons interested in said mnttor
may, and do, appear at tho County
Court to be held in and for said
County, on tho lGth day of April, A.
D. 1020, at 10 o'clock A. M., to show
cause, if any thcrobe, why tho prayer
of the petitioner should not be grant
ed, and that notico of tho pendency
of said petition and tho hearing
thereof bo given to a,!! persons in
terested in said matter by publish
ing a copy of this order in Tho Da
kota County Herald, a weekly news
paper printed in said county, for four
successive weeks prior to said day of
hearing.
S. W. McKINLEV,
(Senl.) County Judge.
Ponca, Nelb.
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Write or phono mo early for
dates, as I will sell nearly ev
ery day tliis sseason. I am sell
ing for tho best farmers and
stockmen in Northeast Nebras
ka. I havo somo good farms
and ranches for sale.
Yours for lluslncss.
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