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| Over the County
SOUTHWEST BREEZES
By Romaine Saunders „
Looking for something more to
add to the assessment rolls, an
I Omaha man urges taxing cats.
The most ardent Advocate of the
old fashioned must have got his
fill of it this winter*.
Virg:il Bailey is back from Kan
[ sas to work iot hfs uncle, E. E.
Young, arriving here Friday ac
companied by his father.
Eventually much that is now
thought to be “the thing” will fall
into discard along with daylight
saving. '
John Frerick moved Monday to
Garfieki county. De Los Withers
of Atkinson is moving in when the
Frerkkg go out. r
This winter has been an eloquent
argument for changing the school
term in rurdl districts to summer
months.
A South Dakota farmer lost
$1,200 in a card game an<| a Ne
braska farmer contributed $600 to
the same sharks. CoTn-fiog money ?
Raymond Bly found it necessary
to shovel snow for 40 rods getting
to the school house with his little
son on April 1. It was the last
trip that week.
Eighty-four traffic fatilities over
the week-end indicates the recent
spasm to eliminate car crashes
have not had, the desired results.
Queer tilings become embodied
into Igw, . If you , are not a layryer
and help a neighbor draw up his
“last1 ViN , and testament” you are
a criminal under a Nebraska
statute.
Some voters may get a surprise
when they read down the ballot
and see Vote for ONE in caps over
the list of candidates for the uni
cameral legislature. Two will be
nominated but only one of the list
(Political Advertisement)
Wm. Madgett
Republican Candidate
FOR GOVERNOR
Former Mayor of Hastings,
three terms . . . Past Presid
ent of the Nebraska League
of municipalities .. . Reduced
electric rates by efficiency to
lowest in state . . . Saved
taxpayers over $100,000 on
paving contracts.
Expert accountant and suc
cessful businessman. Favors
conservation of state’s natur
al resources, and beneficial
legislation for agriculture.
What the people want and
need now is more business
and less laws.
ELECT MADGETT
FOR GOVERNOR
ON HIS RECORD
(Political Advertisement)_
AUGUST H.
BASLER
Republican Candidate for
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC
ACCOUNTS
of Nebraska
I RESPECT ANI) URGE—
the strictest allegiance to the
official oath of office.
FIFp'EEN years experience as
Expert Accountant and Audit
or for State and Federal De
partments.
BORN and reared in Dodge
county, Nebraska.
WORLD War Veteran.
FIRST-TIME candidate.
is to be marked with an X by the
voter. The highest and next high
est at the primary will go on the
ballot for the November election.
The southwest being a "grass
country” cares nothing for soil con
servation. We would be interested
in a program for climatic adjust
ment.
Because of a convicting chain of
evidence a few “get caught” and
are made to pay the price. If all
who have stolen, taken, cheated,
layed violent or soft hands on that
to which they had no right, Ne
braska wwildi need a "bull pen"
running from* Harrison to Falls
City. r
That we might be correct as to
minor details when referring to
events of a bygone era an item
herein last issue should be slightly
revised. Pat Hagerty wore boots,
never shoes.
Fred Watson, home since St.
Patrick’s day, after he and Mrs.
Watson had spent the worst of the
winter out in Washington, says the
coldest where they were was 5
above zero. On the whole the
winter was pleasant with them.
Mrs. J. Roblyer of Atkinson and
nephew, Lee Smith, passed down
this way Friday on their W'ay to
Lee’s home in the vicinity of Bur
well. Lee makes his home with
Mr. and Mrs. Roblyer while attend
ing school at Atkinson.
Wr. R. Shaw, John Kennedy and
H. L. James will preside as judges
and Art Doolittle and Romaine
Saunders serve as clerks in Swan
precinct the forthcoming primary.
If it should chance to be as warm
as at the last primary, counting
votes by lamp and lantern with
buzzing bugs and flying bats will
run the work till after midnight.
Thus far, our own charming Elk
horn has been left to its own nat
ural beauty much as Neil Brennan
found it when he bathed his weary
feet in its limpid waters on arriv
ing to cast his lot with the new
settlement dedicated to a group of
pioneers by the dauntless General
John O’Neill. The Platte, with a
background of romance and history,
is fast being despoiled by reser- j
voirs, canals, power projects and j
vast engineering projects of dopbt- j
ful value. The great hay and ag-1
ricultural section of the Platte has
been impoverished that the natural
cattle grazing end of the valley
might transfer from beef to beets, j
Tremain Van Valkenburg, a pio- j
neer of Inman precinct, is credited
with making the first bale of hay in
Holt county. Thousands of cars of
hay have been taken out of the
Inman valley since the day that
first bale was tied and the Elkhorn
hay has always stood at the top of
the list. The predecessor of the
modern stacker and hay sweep
were devised and first put to prac
tical use in that same community.
The first “horseless carriage” in
Holt county was the handiwork of
an O’Neill jew'eler, B. F. Cole. It
consisted of the running gear of a
buggy with a platform to which
sails were attached. The wind
fanned regularly and no fences in
terfered. A few trips were made
with this contrivance into the South
Fork valley where its inventor had
a claim.
INMAN NEWS
Mrs. Etta Trowbridge and son,
Ernest, of Page, were here Sunday
visiting at the E. A. Stevens home.
The school equipment was moved
into the new school house Satur
day and classes began there on
Monday. The faculty and student
body are delighted with the new
building.
Mr. and Mrs. Zong arrived from
Belvidere Saturday bringing with
them their daughter, Mrs. Ray
mond Wylie and two children, Rus
sel and Jean, who have been visit
ing in Belvidere the past two
weeks.
The Ladies Aid served their reg
ular monthly dinner at the I. O. O.
F. hall Thursday noon. The busi
ness metting was held in the after
noon. -mu
The R. N. A. met with Mrs. Min
nie Crosser last Wednesday after
noon.
The Pre-Easter meetings that
are in progress at the M. E. church
are being quite well attended. Rev.
J. B. Wylie, of Bui-well, is preach
ing each night.
Kenneth, son of Harry Kesten
holtz, was taken to the hospital at
O’Neill Thursday afternoon and an
operation was performed for rup
ttured appendix. Late reports are
to the effect that he is getting
along nicely.
Miss Betty Hladek, of Center,
who has visited here for the past
ten days with her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Cornish, returned to her home last
Monday.
Among the out-of-town rela
tives who were here to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Lloyd Brittell were:
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Conard and
daughter, Mauva, of Neligh; Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Brittell, of New
port; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brit
tell and children, of O’Neill; Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson, of Omaha; Har
old Reagon, of Omaha.
Rev. J. B. Wylie, of Burwell,
who is conducting services at the
M. E. church, went to his home
Saturday and held his morning
service there Sunday, returning
(Political Advertisment)
(Political Advertisment)
FRANK J. BRADY
CANDIDATE FOR
Unicameral
Legislature
NON-POLITICAL TICKET
28th District
His record as State Senator 22nd
District, 1394-35, is one of fair,
economical and able representation
for every county in his district.
His influence in the legislature is
of outstanding benefit not only to
his district, but to the whole state.
Nominate Him April 14—Re-elect Him Nov. 3
Your Support Will Be Appreciated
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Miller Bros. Chevrolet Co., Inc.
Phone 100 L.UNDGRLN, Mgr. O’Neill, Nebr.
here Sunday afternoon. His wife
returned with him for a weeks visit
here.
Mr. and Mrs. George Killinger
are visiting relatives at Wayne,
Carroll and Wakefield this week.
W. E. Brown drove to Orchard
Tuesday evening on business.
Representative L. G. Gillespie, of
O'Neill, was in Inman Monday on i
business.
_' _
EMMET ITEMS
Mr. and Mrs. John Fox, of
O’Neill, were Sunday visitors at
the John Bonnenberger home.
HAY BALERS
ATTENTION!
We want hay baling outfits
to bale corn stalks in eastern
Nebraska. Will pay $2.Ml per
ton. Good places to stay
close to work, in cabins. J
This Must Be Handled
Quickly!
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Phone 40 Sioux City, la.
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dinner puest at the Arthur Dill |
home.
(Continued on page 10, column 2.)
(Political Advertisment)
_(Political Advertisment)_
Vote for
IGH DRAKE
for
RAILWAY COMMISSIONER
Republican
For Re-election
ON THE BALLOT
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P*?' uxo Models
Mode; Model
736 936
Stora;; . .pacily... 7.1 9.01
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Ice Cubes, lbs. 9 11
Ice Trays, Double. 1 2
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Rubber Trays .... 1 1
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