FUTURE SUBSC RIBERS
PEARSON — Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Pearson, of Cyprus, a
daughter, Rochelle Ann, born
Tuesday, May 23. Mrs. Pear
son is the former Mary Jane
Zink, of Stuart.
HERBERS — Mr. and Mrs
Raymond Herbers, of Spokane,
Wash,, a son, Pathick William,
born Tuesday, May 16. The in
fant is a grandson of Mrs. Jen
nie Herbers, of Stuart.
GREGOR — Mr. and Mrs
Fraank Gregon, of Stuart, a
son, Timothy Francis, weigh
ing 7 pounds 7 ounces, born
, Wednesday, May 17.
REITZ — Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Reitz, of Wichita, Kans-, a
daughter, Mary Jo, born Thurs
day, May 18. Mrs. Reitz is the
former Jean Coker.
CHAPMAN — Mr. and Mrs.
Max Chapman, of Kansas City,
Mo., a daughter, weighing 8
pounds 13 ounces, bom Friday,
May 26.
FOX — Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Fox, of Orchard, a son, born
Tuesday, May 23, at Plainview
hospital.
SHEFL—Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Shefl, of O’Neill, a son, born
Friday, May 26. at Our Lady of
Lourdes hospital in Norfolk.
BECKWITH — Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon C'Tex”) Berkwtith, of
O’Neiy, a daughter, Connie Ju
lene. weighing 8 pounds, bom
at the Barrett nursing home in
Atkinson Friday, May 26 Mrs.
Beckwith was Jule Ann Black- |
more and little Connie is the
first grandchild of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Black
more.
JENSEN — Mr and Mrs.
Duane Jensen, of Ewing, a
daughter, Ann Marie, born
Thursday, May 18.
TAGGART — Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Taggart, of Crooksten,
Minn., a daughter, weighing 5
pounds 8 ounces, born Monday,
May 15, at Crookston. Mrs. Tag
gart is the former Lola Faye
Wright, of Chambers
HALL — Mr. and Mrs. Nor
ris Hall, of Omaha, a daughter,
Barbara Kay, born Saturday,
May 27, in Omaha. Mrs. Hall is
the former Alta Deming, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Dem
ing. This is the Hall's first child.
PILCHER — Mr and Mrs.
• Charles Pilcher of Butte, a son,
born Sunday, May 21, at the
Sacred Heart hospital at Lynch.
This is the Pilcher’s second son.
KNUTSON — Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Knutson, of Niobrara,
a daughter, born Sunday, May
21, at the Sacred Heart hospital
at Lynch.
BOUCHER —Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Boucher, of Naper, a
daughter, born Saturday, May
20 at the Sacred Heart hospital
at Lynch.
JOHRING—Mr. and Mrs. Ben
nie Johring, of Redbird, a son,
Fredrick Henry, born Friday,
May 12, in the Lynch hospital.
SCHMIDT — Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Schmidt ,of Ewing, a
son, weighing 8 pounds, born
Saturday, May 27, at O’Neill
hospital.
DONOHOE — Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Donohoe, of O’Neill,
a son. William Clarence, weigh
ing 9 pounds, born Sunday, May
28, at O’Neill hospital.
PARKS — Mr. and Mrs. Mer
wyn Parks, of O’Neill, a son,
weighing 6 pounds 4 ounces,
bom Monday, M»y 29, at the
O’Neill hospital.
RILEY — Mr and Mrs, For
est Riley of O’Neill a son, Don
ad Dean, weighing 6 pounds 14
ounces, bom Tuesday, May 30,
at O’Neill hospital.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST: Billfold in Let* store on
Tuesday, May 23. with con
siderable money inside. Re
ward. — Inquire The Fron
tier, O’Neill. 4c
WANTED: Sewerline digging
and tile laying for farm, city
or business dwelling. Esti
mates given. — Call Earl
Starkey, O'Neill, 512 - M
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years. In 1933 it was moved to
the Shanner farm where it is
now used as a farm building.
During the pastorate of Rev.
L. M. McGaughey, which began )
in 1921, additional land was pur
chased and a stucco parso/iage
was begun. It was not complet
ed, however, until the pastorate
of Rev. H. T. Todd, which be
gan in 1924.
The old parsonage was sold
to John Kennedy and was mov
ed to his farm, where it became
part of a residence.
Since that time a program of
repair and improvement has
been carried on in both the
church and the parsonage. Sev
eral years ago a large picture
of “Christ in Gethsemane” was
hung on the front wall of the
church within the sanctuary as
a memorial to Mr. Blain and
other pioneers, who, in spite of
hardships, strove toward a vis
ion which has been fulfilled.
HOSPITAL NOTES
O'NEILL HOSPITAL
Admissions: May 25 — La
Rita Hartley, of O’Neill, tonsils
and adenoids, condition “good.’’
26 — Ivalyn Brady, of O’Neill,
tonsilectomy, condition “good.”
27 — Herman Jarizing, of O’
Neill, medical, condition “good”;
Mrs. R-amond Schmidt, of Ew- ;
ing. 28 — Mrs. Clarence Dono- j
hoe, of O’Neill. 29 — Mrs. Mer- !
wyn Parks, of O’Neill; Mrs. Au
gust Block, of Walnut, medical,
condition “fair.” 30—Mrs. For
est Riley, of O’Neill, Baby Ed
ward Watson, of O’Neill, con
dition “improved.” 31 — Mr,
Bernard Hynes, of O’Neill, med
ical, condition “fairly good.”
Dismissals; May 24 — Mrs
Richard Faulhaber, of Venus.
25 — LaRita Bartly, of O’Neill.
26 — Mrs. Verle David and
daughter, of Inman. 27 — Claude
Hamilton, of O’Neill; Ivalyn
Brady, of O’Neill.
STUART COMMUNITY
Admissions: May 22 — Mrs.
Katherine Papke, of Stuart,
medical. 24 — Mr Joe Ziska,
of Emmet, surgical, condition
“satisfactory.” 26 — Miss Mar
lene Beck, daughter of Ralph
Beck, of Atkinson, tonsillect
omy. 27 — Mr. Clyde Wabs, of
Spencer, medical.
Dismissals: May 21 — Mrs
Floyd Wittaker, of Chambers;
Mrs. Lola Humerick, of Stuart
24 — Mrs. Katherine Papke, of
Stuart. 27 — Baby Loyd Eu
gene Jacox, of Newport.
Hairdresser* Meet
In Atkinson—
ATKINSON — Unit 6 of Na
tional Hairdressers and special
meeting Sunday, May 28,at At
kinson, with a 10 o’clock lunch
eon at Keating’s cafe followed
j by a business meeting.
There were 9 regular mem
bers and 3 new members pre
sent. Also attending were: Ag
nes Hingst, of Emerson, state
I president; Ruth Thornton, of
Omaha, executive secretary:
Betty Dunn, of Fremont, a past
president and the vice-presd
dents of the first and fourth j
•* districts.
It was pointed out that only
18 women had permanents dur
ing the first year after its inven’ ,
tion in 1906.'
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LOSE LICENSES
Don Snowardt, of O’Neill, '
was arrested at Norfolk by the
Nebraska safety patrol o n j
charges of driving a motor ve
hicle under the influence of
liquor and operating a car with
out a driver’s license. He plead
ed guilty Monday, May 29, and
. was fined a total of $60 and
, costs and had his driving priv
ileges suspended for 6 months,.
’ Lester L. Strong, also of O’Neill,
" was charged with operating a
’ car under the influence of liq
uor, was fined $25 and costs
; and his license was suspended
’ 30 days.
I WANTED: Singer canary. —
Contact by mail May Mc
i Gowan, O’Neill. 4-5p65
Dairy Calf Sale
* 100 HEAD
80 HEAD— 1 to 3-month s-old Dairy
Heifers. Holstein, Brown Sv iss and
Guernsey.
20 HEAD — Springers, open and bred, 2
year-old Heifers.
FRIDAY EVENING, 7:30 O’CLOCK
JUNE 9. 1950
O’NEILL LIVESTOCK MARKET
O’Neill, Nebraska
PAUL ROLFFMEIER, Owner
— Seward —
SICK & INJURED
LYNCH — Tonsillectomies
performed at the Sacred Heart
hospital last week were: Mrs
Charley Havranek, of Spencer;
!' Linda Kay Tuch, 5, of Verdel;
George Birger, of Fairfax, S.
D.; Shirley Ann Birger, of Fair
fax. S. D ■ . . Mrs. Reuben Avoy,
of Spencer, is a medical patient
at the Sacred Heart hospital . . .
Mrs. Rollin Hiatt, of Lynch, is
‘‘improved” at Sacred Heart ;
hospital . . . Mrs. William F. [
Schultz, of Bonesteel, S- D-, is i
“improved” at Sacred Heart
hospital . . Mrs. William Wendt, !
of Gross, is “much improved”
at Sacred Heart hospital . . .
Frank Cuhel, of Verdel, is “im
proving” at the Sacred Heart
hospital , . . John Kopecky, of
Bristow, is “fairly good” at
Sacred Heart hospital . . . Mrs. '
Vac F. Jedlicka, of Lynch, is
“good” in St. Joseph's hospital
in Omaha following major sur
gery . . . Fred Leamons, of Mon
owi. received word that his
mother, Mrs. Margaret Leam
ons, fell and broke her hip and
is confined in a Rugby, N. D.,
hospital.
O’NEILL — Mrs. Mike Hig
gins returned Sunday, May 28,
from a Sioux City hospital . . .
Clark Gaughenbaugh is having
chicken pox this week ....
Carl Asimus returned from Lin
coln Sunday where he had been
for 2 weeks receiving medical
attention . . . Woodrow Gaugh
enbaugh, who was injured some
time ago while unloading hay,
returned home from the hos
pital May 20. He went to Sioux
City Wednesday, May 31, for
a checkup. He has both arms in
casts . . . Mrs. James McNulty
submitted to a major operation
in St Joseph’s hospital in Om
aha Monday • . . Miss Florence
Ponton went to Omaha Sunday
for a checkup.
AMELIA—Barbara and Judy
Waldo, daughters of Mr and
Mrs. Harold Waldo, and Roger,
Darla and Debby Waldo, chil
dren of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Waldo, are all recovering from
a siege of measles . . . Dale |
Doolittle was able to return
home Saturday, May 27, from
Our Lady of Lourdes hospital
in Norfolk. Dale suffered a gun
shot wound when he and a com
panion were playing with a .22
rifle. . , . Dixie Jean, small
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clin
ton Doolittle, had her tonsils
removed at the Burwell hospital
last wpek.
EWING — Sam Regan re
turned home Saturday, May 27,
from an Omaha hospital where
he had been under treatment
for an injury when kicked by a
cow recently. His leg was brok
en immediately above the ankle
. . . George DeBilzan entered
the Veteran hospital at Sioux
Falls, S. D., on Sunday, May
21 . . . Earl Billing’s condition
is "improved.” He has been a
patient at the Veterans hospit
al in Sioux Falls, S. D.
INMAN — Lloyd Smith re
turned .Wednesday, May 24,
from the O’Neill hospital where
he had spent several days re
covering from an accident. He
was injured whtfe unloading
hay for the Watsen Hay Co., i
where he is employed . . . Miss
Betty Gallagher, who has been
in a Norfolk hospital folowing
an automobile accident, has re
turned home and is "doing
well.”
PAGE — Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Bowen, Mrs. Gailond Albright,
Miss Maude Martin and Roy
Wilson spent Tuesday, Mav 30,
in Norfolk, Mrs. Bowen, *Mrs.
Albright and Mr Wilson went
for medical care . , . Miss Bren
I da Beeleart, daughter of Mr.
I and Mrs. Frank Beeleart, who
has been ill several days with
measels and complications, is
“improved.”
CHAMBERS—George Thom
son received word last week of
the serious illness of his sister.
A/rrs E. V. Sageser. at Sedro
Wooley, Wash . . . Marilyn Da
y's, small daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Wade Davis, of Chambers,
underwent an operation at the
Lutheran hospital in Norfolk
last week . . . William Jutte is
a patient again in the Lutheran
hospital at Norfolk
ATKINSON — Mrs. Margaret
Dobrovolny recently fell and
broke her arm and was taken
j to Our Ladv of Lourdes hospit
al in Norfolk for a few days . . . 1
Barbara Ballon is expected
home from the Lutheran hos
pital in Norfolk this weekend, j
Barbara is still “seriously ill"
but will be at home for a while.
EMMET — Mr Agnes Gaff
ney received word on Sunday,
May 28, that her nephew, Bob
Allen, of Topeka. Kans., was
stricken with a serious heart
attack and is in a hospital at
| Topeka. No other word has been
received at this time.
DELOIT — Nadine Stearns
had her tonsils removed at Nor
folk on Tuesday. May 23 .
; Clifford and Karry Juracek had
their tonsils removed at Nor
folk recently Mr and Mrs.
John Sehi accompanied them.
CELIA — Arlen Hendricks
has the measles.
O'NEILL LOCALS
Mr and Mrs. Leonard Fox. of
Downey, Calif., are spending a
few weeks’ vacation with Mr
and Mrs. Charles Fox
Mr and Mrs M B Marcellus
and family went to visit at Stu
art Tuesday, May 30 They
brought back Mrs. Flura Tur
ney. who has beeen visiting at
the home of her sister, Mrs L
L. Cosner. After a visit here
she will return to her home in
Fairfax, S. D.
PAGE NEWS
Bert Finley received a mes
sage Monday morning, May 29,
telling of the death of his moth
er, Mrs. Minnie White, 81, at
I Hanford, Calif. Burial will be
in California. She is survived
by 6 sons, 3 daughters, 30
grandchildren and 33 great
grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Haynes j
and Miss Viola left early Mon- |
day morning. May 29, to attend j
funeral services for Mr. Haynes’s
brother, Will Haynes.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walker |
and sons, of Lincoln, and E. A.
Walker were dinner guests
Sunday, May 28, of Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hutton and
family were dinner guests
Tuesday, May 30, of Mr. and j
Mrs. Melvin Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Downey
and sons and Mrs. Clyde Car
roll left Sunday, May 28, to re
turn to their homes in Califor
nia after spending severtl weeks
with relatives at Page.
Bill Sorenson, of Valentine,
attended the commencement
exercises at Page Thursday
evening, May 25. His sister,
Shirley, was a graduate. She ac
companied him to his home to
spend a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Craig
and daughters, of Norfolk, came
on Monday, May 29 to spend
Memorial day with Mrs. Craig’s
father, E. A. Walker.
Misses Mildred and Melissa
Haynes, of Denton, spent last
week visiting their grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hay
nes, and other relatives the
past week. They will return to
their home this week.
James Woehl came from
Greenwood Saturday, May 27.
On Sunday he took his family
to their new home there. They
had stayed in Page until the
close of school.
Miss Barbara Trowbridge
went to Belden Sunday, May 28,
where she sang at the wedding
of her friend, Miss Jeanette Eby.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Taylor left
Friday, May 26, for their home
in Troy, O. Mrs. Taylor had
come to be with her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Sorenson, during
an operation and to help care
for the home. Mr. Taylor
brought his mother, Mrs. Nona
Bedford, to her home here when
he came for Mrs. Taylor.
Dale Braddock, Ernest Graves
and Jack Hartman went to
Omaa Friday night, May 26.
Dale and Ernest were inducted
in the air force and Jack in the
army.
Mesdames Harry Park, A. L. J
Dorr, Herbert Steinberg, Henry
Michaelson, George Park, Elsie ;
Cork, Gerald Lamason, Will
Simmons, Kenneth Braddock,
Hester Edmisten, Anton Nissen, j
Neven Ickes and Otto Mafsch
ull attended the 38th annual !
convention of the Royal Neigh
bors at Norfolk Wednesday, j
May 24.
Pfc. John Leist and Miss Lois
Jean Parks, of Hastings, spent
the weekend with relatives at
Page.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lund
and son, of Scotia, came Sunday,
May 28, to spend until Memor
ial day with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Gray.
Friday, May 26, the faculty
and pupils of the Page school
enjoyed picnics and roller skat
ing. Mrs. John Lamason took
the lower grades to her home
for the day. Mrs. R. F. Park
took her group of intermediates
to the baseball park. Mrs. L. B.
Taylor, teacher in the 7th and
8th grades, enjoyed a picnic
near the Soren Sorenson, jr.,
farm. The high school went by
truck to Neligh where they had
a picnic followed by roller
skating As an ending for their
day their truck ran out of gas
and they walked the last Vi j
mile to Page.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Nissen j
attended commencement exer
cises at Norfolk Thursday eve
ning, May 25. Their grand
daughter, Marilyn Clark, was
one of the graduates. They were
overnight guests at the Foy
Clark home.
Mr. arm mrs. uanen Miner
and family, of Niobrara, spent
Sunday, May 28, with Mr. and
Mrs. LaVern Finley and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swain, of
Rapid City, S. D., who had been
visiting relatives in Missouri,
returned to Page Friday eve
ning for a short visit at the C.
A. Townsend home before leav
ing for their home Monday
morning.
Bill Miller and Bob Heaton, {
of Lincoln, came Friday, May
26, for a few days visit at the
Gerald Lamason home.
Mrs. Tom Sinnard and Miss
Betsy Simons returned to Grand ;
Island Satunlay, May 27, after
a week’s visit with relatives at ]
Page.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walker
and sons, of Lincoln, came Sat
urday, May 27, and planned to
spend until Wednesday with
Mr. Walker’s father, E. A. Walk
er, and Mrs. Walker’s parents, !
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Finley, and
other relatives.
Miss Elsie Lamason enter- j
tained the following guests at
a dinner Saturday evening, May
27: Mr. and Mrs. Dale Downey
and son and Mrs Clyde Carroll,
of California; Bill Miller and
Bob Heaton, of Lincoln; Mr. and
Mrs. L. H Downey, Mr. and
Mrs Gerald Lamason, Mr and
Mrs. John Lamason and Wilson
and Elmer Tavener.
Miss Audrey Braddock enter- ;
tained a group of young people
at her home Friday evening,
May 26, in honor of Dale Brad
dock. Ernest Graves and Jack
Hartman, who are leaving to
join the air force and army. The
evening w'as spent playing
games. A lunch was served at j
the close of the evening.
Just A Mere club met with
Mrs. O. L. Reed Friday after
noon with a 2:30 dessert lunch
ton. There were 8 members
present. Rook was played dur
ing the afternoon.
Thirty-four members of the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service met for a breakfast in
the Methodist church parlors
Thursday, May 18. The long
table was decorated with pink
and green streamers and spring j
flowers. A short program fol- ;
lowed the breakfast. Mrs. Ed
gar Stauffer read the scripture
lesson and Mrs. T. O. Brown
field offered prayer. Poems were
read by Mrs. Raymond Heiss,
Mrs. Harry Harper, Mrs. Allen
Haynes, Ms. J. R. Russell and
Mrs. Alton Braddock. Mrs. Mer
wyn French gave a talk on the
beauty of Redwood trees in Cal
ifornia. Several short contests
followed. At the close of the
program Mrs. Brownfield was
presented a life membership pin
by the WSCS.
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CITY COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS
April 28, 1950
Council met as per adjourned.
Present Mayor Coyne, coun
cilmen Corkle, Uhl, Rooney,
Ray, McCarville.
Meeting was called to order
by the Mayor.
Treasurer statements read
and approved.
Minutes of pervious meeting
read and approved.
Motion by Uhl, seconed by
Corkle that the following bills
be allowed: i
On the general fund;
Chet Calkins _$17390
Joe Wert 144 20
Ralph Scofield_127.20
O D. French _ 20.00
H. E. Coyne. 100.00 1
Hugh Ray 75.00 i
Merl Hickey - 75.00 j
Norb Uhl 7500
H W. Tomlinson_ 50.00
Shelhamer Oil & Equip 71.82
Ed. T. Campbell__ 185.00 i
Donal Kellner_ 4.00 j
Clerk of Dist Court_11.50
Francis Howard _ 14.75
Harrison Bridge _ 1.68
W. E. Reinsh Dist Mgr. 75.00
The Frontier_ 53.55
Jim Viles 8.00 j
Jim Viles _. 2.50
J. B. Grady Agent ..... 9.25 j
Jack Taylor _37.50 !
Sarry Samar _ 11.25
Lloyd Collins .. 190.06
Walt Calkins ..... _ 144.20
Bob Cook 144.20 I
Howard Newton _ 194.70
Wm. Griffin_ 30.00
James Corkle 75.00
J. L. MeCarville Sr. 75.00
J. W. Rooney 75.00
John C Watson . 50.00
G. E. Miles 50.00
Consumers Pub. Power
Dist ... 222.48
R. H. Shriner _ 50.88
Henry Kuhfahl_..._ 8.00
H. J. Hammond 17.80
Edw. T. Campbell 334.73
Mid West Motor Co.
Ltd., 10.20
Hunts Plumbing _„_ 45.64
Ludwig Guthmiller _ 15.00
Henry Kubfahl _ 2.50
O’Neill Fire Dept. 90.25
Geo Schneider __ 30.00
i Norman Uhl_18.75
Lloyd Britell_ 39.40
Speltz-Ray Lbr. Co. 241.00
O. D. French_ 75.00
Crabb’s Service __ 104 80
P. C. Donohoe _ 36 90
General Electric Co._ 106.52
Chas Karel _ 100.00
Shelhamer Oil & Equip. 12.33
1 Consumers Pub. Power
Dist. 253.48
Dens-Oil Lubericant Co. _ 64.50
N. W. Bell Tele. Co. _ 5.70
The vote on the above mo
tion was as follows, all aye.
Motion Carried.
Motion by Rooney, seconed
by Bay that the Citv Clerk be
authorized to contact VanBos
kirk, Remington, and Lymes
J" audit of the City
books. Motion Carried.
Motion by Corkle, seconed by
Pa-V tbe ^By Council vote
} ballot on City Treasurer
un determine whether it
shall be placed with the Ameri
can Security Co. or the West
ern Security Co. Motion carri
ed and the result of the vote
was as follows, three for Am
encan Security Co. and two for
the Western Security Co.
Motion by Rooney, seconed
by Corkle that the Council ac
cept the bond for three Council
men, Police Judge, Mayor, Citv
Treasurer and City Clerk for
the Coming Two years. Motion
Carried.
Upon motion the Council ad
journed to May 2, 1950.
J. E. DAVIS
MAYOR
O. D. FRENCH \
CITY CLERK
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SPECIALS
Malted Milk .. 19c
Ice Cream, pt. 20c
Sundaes 14c
VAN CAMP'S
PORK & BEANS
3 No. 2 cans 49c
CHOICE I
MEATS I
WILSON S CORN KING - SLICED
BACON, lb 45c
WEINERS, ib 47c
SUMMER
SAUSAGE, lb 57c
SIRLOIN AND
SHORTCUTS, lb 75c
RARE TREAT
Peas 6 c”, 59c
RARE TREAT
CATSUP
14-oz. bottle 16c
RARE TREAT - CREAM STYLE
Corn 6 S„: 59c
JUICE
ORANGES, ib 9c
WINESAP
APPLES, 3 lbs 25c
LARGE NAVEL
ORANGES. 3-lbs- 29c
GREEN PASCAL
CELERY, lb 9c
SUNSHINE KRISPY
CRACKERS J7
2-pound box * I w
BLEACH
CLOROX
Quart
WILSON'S
OLEO 2-lbs. 45c
MACARONI OR
SPAGHETTI on
2-lb. package __
CURTISS —
Marshmallows 1 C
10-oz. package *vC
A FULL LINE OF
NUTRENA
POULTRY AND HOG FEEDS
CRUSHED ROCK & BLOCK SALT
CUDAHY ALL PURPOSE MINERAL
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We Will Hare in Stock
CANE 8c SORGHUM SEED
LEOTA RED
BLACK AMBER
ATLAS SORGO
See Us For Price
TRY OUR MARKET ON YOUR
CREAM—EGGS—POULTRY
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