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jgg THE UNITED STATES LUJl
APPROVED JHHUaM I. IIIJ WL-JTSi VA f Jl
THIS MAP IS FOR USE ONLY IN UNIT No.36l
Numbered tuvH roproaorrt units of Ml; red lines indicate boundaries of :ones
Tho eeil of area in which oorh post offico s locotod it shown in tho Pa'col Post Gj do
All units of s'os intersected by tho circlo forming tho outer boundary of any tone shall bo
Ornirelji withtn such lone.
RATES OF POSTAGE
l woioh no four ouncos or loss are maleWe at tho rata of ono cent for ea'h ounce or
traction of 00 ounce, regardless of distance. Parcels waiting mora than four ouncos ere ma Ub'n
t tho pound rata, at shown br tho following table, and whofl ma. lad at this rata any fraction of a
pound is contioWod a full pound.
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w . 1 2d fona 3d lono 4th lone 5th lone 6th tone 7th tone 8th tone
"oojni. Local Zone ,. rata. rata. rata rate rate. rata
rata. rata.
1 pound tO OS )( tO0 $0 07 tO 06 tOM $0.10 $0 " tO '?
2 pounds .06 .06 7l(T .12 .14 .16 l .81 2
3poundt... .07 .11 Tt4 xf .70 .IS 7 .31 3'
4 pounds... .06 1 .U t .71 .It .30 .37 .41 .4S
5 pounds .. x M .17 .ii ,lT .11 .37 .4t jjH .60
, I pouaaU... .10 M M .38 .36 .44 I ,M .6 .
7 pounds .11 .83 .30 .37 .44 .SI .64 .71 .14
S pounds . ,H " .it M A1 50 S .73 .11
pounds ... .13 .79 3t .47 .56 .65 ttT T I0S
10 pounds. . .14 32 A2 52 .62 72 .91 iTT I 20
11 pounds.. .15 .35 At !j '.it .79 i"oo TiT i32
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It Pays to Milk Cows
During the year 1912 we paid $97,604.13 for cream to
the farmers of western Nebraska
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ARTIFICIAL ICE
made from distilled water is the only sanitary ice to use
CAPACITY, 20 TONS PER DAY
ALLIANCE CREAMERY & PRODUCE CO.
Manufacturers a Brand Creamery Butter
High School Preliminary
Debate
oOn Wi dncsd.i j . vcninn, Peb, SUl,
Vkt pi t liminnry debuifs will be ht-ld
jut the High nrlior.1 afttit iiibly room
lor the purpose ol selettii.x a tfam
to represent Hie HIkIi school in tin-inter-school
debutes. The debate
will begin nl eight o'rlct (; no ad
mission will be charKcd. Tin pub
lic Is cordially invitui . attead.
Music will be I'uruislu'd by ;he H'ikIi
Behool Or lit stra.
i The ution lor d.-bate liiis fwtt
jU m follows: 'Kesolvt.l. Thin Ann r
' lean Cities Should At'rpt a ( i. minis
ton Form of Government".
rhoFe who will take part in the
debate are the following:
Affirmative
Uestr Heck First Speaker
Ethel Graham Thiid Speaker
Gharlotte Mollring . . Fifth Speaker
.Marian Mote .... Seventh Speaker
Michael Nolan Ninth Sp, ak I
Negative
Alfcretta laumon .. Second Speaker
Leone Mallery .... Fourth Speaker
Max Wilcox Sixth Speuker
Mil liard Young Kughlh Speak I
Kuch speaker will be allowed five
minutes for the mam argument and
two minutes for rebuttal. The
judges will select three debaters
j and an alternate for the inter-school
debates
I Alliance is a member of the N
' braska tligh School Debating League,
and belongs to the Northwestern
rllstrict, in which there are about
'eight High schools which are nit lu
mbers of the league. These High
schools will debate each other to de
li rmlne the winner of the district.
Kadi district sends a repreBentati ve
' to the state debate which is h Id in
I l..ncoln on Field Day in May. The
Inner in the State Contest Is
awarded the state championship. The
first debate in our district this .u
1 will be between Sidney and Mlnatnr".
lllauce will debate the winner in
this debate.
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MRS. W. W. NORTON ENTERTAINS
Mis V. W N'wKiii invited abjut
thirty of her lady friends to a M$
party Tuesday afternoon The house
was decorated with pink caruutions.
Mrs. Tully and Mlr Ina llellwood
cut for first prize. Miss llellwood
i was the lucky one. The pri.e wu
u hiindsome sola pillow Mrta. I'ek
j enpaugli cut high, winning the free
j for all prise This was a dainty
i white desk clock A five course
lunch was served.
Follow the Crowd
TO THE
BEE HIVE
Leading Variety Store
j BUSIEST PLACE IN TOWN
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V. C. Mounis is on a trip to W'u '.i
ita, Kausas, where he is vlsitiug
wlih relatives for a couple of weeks,
lie visits l.incolu. lyaasus City. St.
Joe i nil other adjacenl points on tiie
trip.
HEADQUARTERS
for all kinds of Racket Goods, Post
Cards. Candies. China, and Glass. All
kinds of Enameled Ware and House
hold Utensils.
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