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PLATTSMOTTTHSEin-WEEKLY JOURNAL
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Moved!
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Spotted Poiand-Ohina Hog
Sale!
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MONDAY, FEBEUART 12L ,1?23.
We have moved our paint and paper store to the
hite building, first door east of Wurl's store, on Main
street. "'! " '
With more room and a better location we are bet
ter prepared to care for the business in our line.
We Trivite' you to drop into our new place and see
us as well as inspect the new stocks and the lines of
goods for the spring which are arriving daily.
We are specialists in our line on paints, varnishes,
wall tints, wall coverings and decorative materials of
all kinds. Our picture framing department is complete
to the last detail for handling your work, no matter how
large or how small.
See us for your wants in our line.
Fra n k R.
GET THE
LOCAL NEWS
From Thursday CMlly.
Thoma.E. Dunbar, Nebraska City ! . .-........,.,..... , ..-.-.
attorney, was here today looking , .
ter some Jeeral business 'at -the court f : w.' M. Schneider 'shipped ' V fcar
fcouse for a few hours. . ; of. cattle to South OmaLa la-it
: ' " ; week.
' Arthur .Mullen,,, well-know a demoj jrre,i Franke 'and brother Herb-i
cratic politician and attorney of Om-j erl were chopping wood for their
ita. 'was Tjere tolay to look after
some matters in the !StrW court Mf
the le-al representative of Will Jean,
Attorn ii'TIT rfftf fr"WVpin
Wzttr was here today for a fe
hours looking after some matters at
the court hfcue arid " attending, the ;
court. :' p :' -!r
if1 . .
Charles Jacobson of Eagle was '
!
hen? yesterday afternoon for a few
hours and while here was a caller
at the Journal office and renewed his
subscription as well a3 advertising
his.' sale
From Pridavn Da Mr
Miss Kat'h Roman was a passenger
this afternoon tor , Omaha. -nd from
vibere she wHI rut to? $ioux City tq
!t her brother; Giles,' who is quite
sick there. , .
Miss Elsie Palmer It Wausa.- Ve
braeka. who has been here , for. the
past week visiting at the J. H. Hall
strom home, departed this afternoon
f6f""2ier home. . -
Mrs. Frances Mc-Cart, residing in
the south portion of the city, is con
fined to her home for the present suf
fering from aa indisposition that has
been troubling her some some time.
ENTERTAINS AT DINNER
From Saturday's Dally.
Mrs. Edna D. Shannon was host
ess last evening at a very pleasant
6 o'clock dinner at her home and
which was in the nature of a Valen
tine dinner as the attractive red
hearts were used in the place -card3
and decorations of the table. Follow
ing the dinner the ladies enjoyed a
guessing contest on the suggestions
of titles of well known books and in
tbfo Mrs. William" Baird proved- the
most successful. Mrs. Shannon was
assisted in serving and entertaining
by her daughter. Miss Ruth. Those
in attendance were: Mesdames Wil
liam Baird, A. J. Beeson, C. C. Wes
cott. J. E. Wiles, E. II. Wescott, C.
E. Hartford. J. V. Burnc. J. W.
Holmes. C. A. Rawls. G. L. Farley,
IT. A. W'url, H. A. Schneider.
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DR. H. G. LEOPOLD
Osteopathic Physician
Eyes Tested and Glasses
Fitted
Union Block Phone 208
PLATTSMOUTH
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Pura
To' be held at Weeping Water,
Saturday, February 24th,
at Dunn's
50 HEAD OF DUROC-JERSEY
SOWS and GDLTS
"' Bred to Smooth Orion-Sensation.
ALL IMMUNED!
Write for Catalog.
SQHAFER
Nehawka,
G obeima n
HABIT'
t : OEDAB GREEK ITEMS
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mother.
Henryi .Thierolf had" bis porkars
killed last Monday for use during the
copuss . summer jDOf.,,., M .,,.-
'Take Eohnes safe was largely at
tended Wenesay. Jake is goins to
more to 1'erkins county in me
scrisz
ring, i:isi j;
Louis ' Likewise -shelled corn I$t
week, getting 0 qsiats perbush-?! tw
it. The ,Thierolf " brothers' Mid the
shelling:
If anybody has a horse to give
away, tell there togive ijfo Gecjrge
and be will trad? nitft- Joho for a
calf or a pig. "
J. G. Lohnes sale was largely at
tended last Tuesday and everything
brought. a good pries JoJin-wa w4i
pleased, with his sale.
-, .Harry i O'Brien shipped 'b reel rar
Floads Seattle last Wednesday To the
South Omaha market, getting S cents
n hundred for them.
The Cedar Creek ,box' supper 'was
well attended and the 'program, ar
ranged by the teacher, Mrs.. Lloyd
rfcMieider, very much enjoyed... - ,
The ance at the home of John Mei
singer was largeljuattended .and .ev
erybody had a good time. Music was
furnished by "Musical , Liz" and
Adam Stoehr. All went home rejoic
ing. fieorge P. Stoehr is planning to
build a big cottage in this locality
the coming season. The ' structure
will be a three-story building and
cost something like $6,00; This
shows the proper spirit on the part of
thi3 enterprising citizen. '-"
SHOWS SOME IMPROVEMENT
From Saturday's Daily. ' '
C. C. Despain, who was injured
some six weeks ago when he fell on
the steps at the north entrance of the
library, is still confined to hi3 home
and despite his long stay at home
and his advanced years he is feeling
bright and cheerful and altho unable
to be around takes a keen interest
in. the affairs of the community. We
trust that our old friend can soon
be up and around and looking after
his affairs as of old.
MRS. T. G. M'OARTY
Hemstitching and
!v Picot Edging
N. 4th St., Plattsmouth
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d"0l7
Soli!
Neb.,
1923,
Pavilion.
BROS.,,
Mebraska
GOOD
CIGARETTES
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GENUINE
"BULL"
DURHAM
TOBACCO
PASSING OF VEEP-'-
IMG WATER LADY
Mm Cr. E. Cnllison, Highly Eespect-
ed Eesident Tiere Dies at Om
; , aha Hospital Monday. ' '
' Mrs. iLaura CuJJisoa."W3S orn at
Powhattan. Kansas, August 16, 1892,
and died at a hospital in Omaha .on
February 5, 1323. aged 30 years, Z
months and 19 days. Mrs. Cullison
took sUk las Christmas evening and
was never real 'well 'agatn.v Four
weeics ago she was taken to the Los
pifcA iii Omaha-;for: treatment and
was never able' to be out again, al
though .she seemed hopeful to the
laf. ,. il '. vf in
Thirteen years ago she was united
in marriage io- Georg Edward, Eul
lison. 'She was the 'mother -Of tl.ree
children two boys and one girl
Sevmour Page, eleven: Raymond Ed-
fwsr'd. ten. aad Florence Marie, eight.
When a little girl or iweive year
she united with the, Methodist Epis
copal church, oT which she remained
a faithful mem?eruntil the dayof
ier death. rhe was;-also a memler
0tJt4ie Boyal Neighbor lodge of
Weeping Water. Shewas a good
mother and had the lore and respect
of all, who knew her;. ... t.
? Iteslesj .lr; husband eand , tfixe?
enlidTeni..eae ltVv- her fathr? Vi.W
Buck, three brothers and two sisters
with a host of friends to mourn thei
lots.
' " -The TtrteraT ? ervK-er "were1 fcWa
the M. E. church uednescay at J:(H
P U.ilt'Dlucted fijlJiet pastor Kev
C. I. Rose, and were attended ly the
Royal Neighbor .lodge in a body and
a large Bumoer orfriencrs-, the diurci
being crowded to its capacity fo pay
a last-tribute of lore and 'respect 'tfc
one of their true friends ad mem
bers. "l-am- the- resMrwjciioA- and
the4ife, saith the Lord; he that be
1 ie vet 1 - ia - He, thought he - were - dead
yet shall he live; and whosoever liv
eth anelieveth in Me, shall- neve?
die."
The remains- were shipped -to Pow
hattan. Kansas, the old home, las
Thursday morning.- where the body
was; laid to rest. Weeping Wate
Republican. 4 '
"iNA BAD WAY'
Many a Plattsmouth TEeader- wil
Teel Grateful for this Valu
able Information. . .,
If your back gives out;J-?
Becomes lame, weak; or aching;
If urinary troubles set in.
Perhaps your kidneys are- in a
bad way."
Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys. '
Lxcal evidence proves their merit.
G. T. Archer, painter, ,o . Locus
street. Plattsmouth, says: "As a rule
all painters are bothered with dis
ordered kidneys because of the fume'
of the turpentine. Tnis has always
affected my kidneys when I have had
inside work to do. , I have had to get
up as iften as every hour of the
night to pass the -secretions. Some
times when going up or down the
ladder I would have quick stitches
take me In my kidneys that felt like
needles. I have always found Doan's
Kidney Pills a reliable medicine." A
few always give me relief and keep
my kidneyfe in; good and .active con
dition. I wouldn't be without
Doan's." ; - : ?
Price 60c, at-all dealers. Don't
simply a-i -for a kidney, remedy-r
get Doan's Kidney Pills the same
that Mr. Archer had. Foster-Milhurn
Co., Mfrs.. Buffalo, N. V.
CHIEF OF POLICE SICK;
DETLEF ACTING CHIEF
from Saturday's Dally.
Chfef cf Police Alvin Jones 'Is
undec the weather at his home on
Pearl street as the result of a very
severe attack of the grippe and has
been confined to his bed for the great
er part of the time since Wednes
day. While Mr. Jones is under the
weather, Frank Detlef is acting as
chief of police and keeping the
wrong doers lined up and with his
experience In this line is able to
handle the situation in good efiape.
Chamberlain.' Cough Remedy
Aids Nature
Medicines that aid nature are al
ways most effectual. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy acts on this" plan. It
allays the couch, relieves the lungs.
ids expectoration, ocens the secre
tions and "aids -nature in restoring
the syetem to a healthy condition.
Thousands have testified to its good
qualities. Try it when you have .a
cough or cold. Weyrich & Hadraba.
PLASTERING AND BEICX WORK
All kinds of -plastering and:bTik
work, call J. D. Rice, phone 311-3.
George L. M Lunger ehelled com
last week and 'It-livered the same to
the Kelly eleva-or.
Wm. Luetche-.s was looking after
ome business ,jiatter6 in Elmwood
last Wednesdiy, making the trip in
hi3 auto.
Edward Keil was looking after
some business natters in Weeping
Water: last Thursday, driving over
i n hf 2 il to. . - . -
tin.l rt . . - i i v..
ing a bout wit) the grip and seems fe
at tins time tc be getting the best
of the malady.
Messrs. Wm. Scheehan and Win.
lieehner were ;.ttending the sale of
Earl Towne souih of Weeping Water
last Wednesday
Mrs. Orris Sc liefert has been feel
ing quite poori for some time past,
but is reporte' ' as being slightly
better at preser t.
Herman IaH has , leen kept at
home on accoun: of .iHnes v. ith some
thing like the Trip but is showing
signs of improvement.
Messrs A. V. Mockenhaupt and'w. '
H. Gamiin, ot north or Alvo, were
looking after jh business matters
in Manley on aatVTftesday.
O. A. Coon or Manley has been ?e- ;
lected as, a member .of the jury for
the coming tern of tbe district court'
to be held at P attsmouth soon.
Theo Harms was" locking after'
some busine.-s matters in Platts-
mouth ln?t Weinesday, driving over
to the county eat: in his auto.
W. L, Prop.-! of Plattsmcuth was
a visitor ,in il nlay ( Ixtst ; Wednesday ,
evening ana wis loomEg arier sorae'v
business matters for a short time. -
Mis; Minnie Maher, ' . teacher fv
tiie Manley school, was a Sunday vis-
Itqr at the jhome qf Mr. and' Mr?. !
Frank' Pankonn sou'tli of Weepiog'4
Water ..
irhardt
outhwest of Manley .
returned to his home on last Satur
day week.
- J C nauthchas'bfen kzyiaiia tusi
sIAv.-Ifi thelst'ip'.W-hictk- fceS hirniid
a b. "felt an equal embrace for a time,
but Mr. Rauth has in a measure over
come the malady and i3 getting bet-
1 ter-now. - . ...-.-.-..
Mrs. Harry Wright, who is teach
ing the' CSsp-flol xm;t$e high
way, was a' visitor "in Omalia for over
th? week end with her husbajid. who
13 emploj-el in the Ford assembling
p!nt there. " ' ;
Xl?U5t Grahim, of Louisville was
'coking after some business matters
in Manley JTlmrsday, . having
b?n at the farm east of town look-
a short time. j .
The children of Mr. and! Mrs. R.
Bergman have been having a siege
with the chicken pox and. have put
the enemy to flight and are victors,
having entirely gotten, over the ill
ness and are feeline: fine thank you.
A letter from Miss Sue Mocken
hstipt, who is taking training for
nursing In an institution in Chicago,
states .that she has been sick with
the prevailing epidemic oi grip, but
is entirely recovered and is feeling
fine now. -
Clyde Jenkins of Weeping" Water
was a visitor in Manley last week
looking after the saie of the Durant
and Star car?, which he is selling
for E. F. Marshall' of that place.
While in Manley Clyde met many
of hi3 c!d time friends.,
Charles Simmonds and wife, ac
companied by their daughter. Miss
Esther, all of Grand Island, were
guerts at the home of Mr. and Mrs".
Fred Falischman for a few days dur
ing the "early part of last week, mak
ing the trip via the train.
' The car of the Journal field man.
know as "The Black Demon." went
bad on three of its feet andwas so
crippled that he could not go farther
and so had to spend some three hours!
in Manley last Thursday afternoon.
treating the asimallntil it would
hit the road again.
- Miss Hulda Schliefert. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Afidrew Schliefert has
been very sick with an attack cf
pneumonia, but Ms holding, her own!
though very Fick at the last report. !
The fcpes 4of-heri many friend3 are)
that she may have a speedy and
permanent recovery.
Last Wednesday Father Higgins
departed for Lincoln to be present at-
the fnnera! of fhe late Bi3hon O'
Reilly of the Lincoln diocese, who'
paf sed away at- his home last Sun- j
day.'. On Thursday Joseph Wolpert-
also went to- Lincoln in his car to.
attend the funeral, both gentlemen;
returning last Thursday in Mr.
Wolper.t's car., ,
Fred Kreck'low is having electric 1
ights installed in both the pool hall.
and the meeting hall above in hi3
business building, the work being
done by Harler Herman,' who is a fine
workman inA this, line. t. In a short
time the place will be tnjoying the
fine lights and probabfy will be an'
incentive, for. others to, follow. The
lights will come from a, local plant
of .their own.
The young son of Mr. and Mrs. W.
II. Ganlinr formerly- of this place,
but now living west of Murdock on
one of the farms of Mrs. Earhardt,
died last week from pneumonia af
ter having made a manly fight for
some time. The young man, who
was about twenty years of ace, was
wtll known to the people of Man
ley apd community. The funeral oc-..
curred at the home last --Wednesday.
the interment being, in the cemetery
near their home. Mr. and Mrs. Gam
lin have the sympathy of a host of
friends here who are deeply, sorry
for the death of this excellent young
man.
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There is nothing that pleases the
little oik like a Valentine. We have
them, at the Journal f n all design.
tha.t you. may wish. Call and look
them over
I'TMS LIVlElii tan. 1Q.A. .MllKm. MC- : rn.KArahir. 'rt lha (. V ft A .ThU .
. . ::' TT.l . n , , - f,.r, t-.iOVP(i Woman. ?
tifray oi rear :v -i?i-y were aiienumg organization i3 open to all lot .uetxUiri.;. : ' f, i 5 i : niJ aVW HiaHHics. i i ,
the sale held at the home of ErIJSUii: cf $1 per year. With the mon-' "-;5.- r ci; . ,,Pr " ' I : " '
Towle southwest of Weeping Water new books fiction are purchas- Vr. THi rt ?tZ,ll f.-r. f I -
last Wednesday. for the use of members who alone lZL They Appeal to, Chi? gfznatfciesc ' ,
" Bq. f H?8k.-;ity:wl. uart rlvie. for the current' Jf?.iiUr' fPM -T .fjtlfr : i
Ii3fb9eji !Tisit!n5-Hf 1 some time a? year..' At 'the end of that time tfceyj; t." vaZ"th T5?ch6 iFly4tAare eon,
60 HEAD OF SPOTTED POLAND-CHINA BRED
These Sows
Thursday,
SALE WILL
grirEyery animal i3 immuned from Chopra. Registration papers vwjlDC harc2eH
to you on sale day. Bid3 may be sent by mail but we would prefer tb-Jsee you at
the sale. Come if you possibly can. If not, send your bicb to me or. the auctiorteer-
We Prefer Cash, but Six Months' Time will be Qiven.cja 'uU!)li$j
Approved Security at Eight Per Cent.
Taylor, Wilfong and Guthrie, Aucts.
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FUBUCUBMRY NOTES
vJ-
The Public library
i i -
general circulation. The following
books have leen ordered and will be
reauv for circulation among the L. ;
r;,R. IL A-.iafcrsbr5 Satuay;,
Swinnerton 1 nree lvers. i
Richmond Four Square. i
Tl'k;.ft rwm Tin. Tna '
Blchinor-la f,JDiTS. ql, PW
Richard.
Xorrfe Certain People of Import
ance.' " - ' : . ' : '
Grey-r-Day of the Beast.
RiK-k' unconscious Courtship.
Poole Miliion5.
. .Wfej5tfcr TJJa-Grr His
Daughter.
Dell Charles Rei. , .
Day: Joan, of the Northwest.
King Dust Flower.- i; -
Beach Flowing Gold
Harris Eyes of Love,
Marshall Pippin. :
Wells Vanishing of Betty Yarion.
Raine Fighting- Edge.
West Judge. -Lageriof
Outcast. ,
Farnol Peregrine's Progress.
Locke Tale qX Triona.
Forman Man. Who Lived - in
Shoe.
Sedgwick Adrienne Toner.
Benet Young People's Pride.
Hutchinson If Winter Comes.
Chambers Who, Goes There?
Burnett Robin.
The following list of books on the
Y. L.. R. R. A. shelves last year will
be ready for general circulation on
Saturday:
tGrey Last Man.
Tarkingto7i Alice Adams.
Wells Ptomaine Street. '
Farnol Martin - Conisby's Venge
ance.
Dell Obstacle Race.
Farnol Black Bartlemey's Treas
ure.
Rowland Mile High.
Sa-bantini- Scarmouche.
Mackenzie Rich Relations.
AT HICKS'
Gr7 5fitst rv.-rtiir i
Commencing at One O'CIock Sharpj :-s
5 TRIED SOWS 5 FALL GILTS 30 SPRING GILTS.
itPtrA'fcw sows will have
first opportunity to attend
old sow with which I started the herd, and which won the
Club in 1921 and County Championship for three years
glad to have you attend
Write for Catalog Now!
NOTE Any boy or girl in Cass or Otoe county enrolled in the Pi? Club; who buys alo5
gale and wins a first prize at their County Fair with one of her pigs,' I wih gite tbim a oxt .Sep
tember (1923) sow pig when she is three months old. If shown at the State Fair and VttniJrst
pme wtth one of her pigs, I will giTe Ten Dollars cash prize besides . If you should happen tohave
both first prize gilt and boar, I will make it two sow pigs.' ' ' - . -; rr
Col. Rex Young,' Auctioneer
are all Bred to My Fiij Lix.
START PROMPTLY AT
of Acfor, farm nnp.ns ?f trril
Connor To Him that JIaJh."
Chamberlain Cobweb. '
Dty rAJl t Wool Morrison. ,
King Cmpty Sack.
Oeralsr rPurpJe- Heigatsj
Lincoln Galusha the 31agnlficent. j te Journal o
Lee Other Susan. , , j complete line.
Poo le---I3cE gar's Gold' Ji . ; - .ihCit.
- Tl': u : . , n n.;r.v. r.nn. t
Cast!. I"Sm! -Pounce
Bennet Mr. Prohack.
Comstock Daughter o
Helen
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Burrrett--Head of t5e House
of
Coombe.
JIarsLall Big Peter.
-i-fZltn Rrtlrf Gold, 'i
Kauiman ictonoas. :
Atherton Sisters-irv-Law. -Vance
rAlias the Lcn3 Wolf.
Diver Hero of Herat.:
Botrome Crystal Ilearx.
Kintr Garden of Charity.
Ague cheek" Mr" fnknown Chum.'i
Parker An American Idol.
A Good thing Don't Miss It"
Send your name and address plain
ly written together with 5 cents (and
this slip) to Chamberlain Medicine
Co.. Des Moines, Iowa, and receive in
return a trial package containing
Chamberlain's -Cough Remedy for
coughs, colds, croup, bronchial "flu"
and whoopisg coughs and tickling
throot;"Chhniberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets for stomach trouble,
indigestion, gassy pains that crowd
the heart, biliousness and constipa
tion; Chamberlain's Salve, needed
in every, family for burns, scalds,
wounds, piles and skin affections;
these valued family medicines for
only 5 cents. Don't miss it. . Wey
rich & Hadraba. Jl-3m."
AGENTS WANTED
The J. R. Watkir.s Company will
employ a lady or gentleman agent
in Plattsmouth. Watkins Products
are known everywhere, and our sales
people make big Incomes. Investi
gate this opportunity! FulKparticu-
lars, and valuable samples sent free
to hustlers who mean business. Write
today. The J.- R. Watkin3 Co.,' Dept. I
85. Winona. Minn. I
KWABE'S HAMPSHIRE
SALE PAVILION, NEHAWKA, NEB.,
litters by their side on sale day. TKBeJiev4 this is your
a sale of this knd, where all the sows are related to the
the sale whether you buy or not. All hogs are immune.
CC A M H, " w inl
SOWS AMU ulid.
Herd Boar.
71'
it'::
ONE O'CLOCK:.
it.
of Dunbar..- '!
H. S. Westbrook, Clerk
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.. ! . YAIXrillJE; EEilBEAjrCES; ' ?
' I ' "Tfi- frinesr fe'e""' bf Virritiis thkt
can .ptlioimfl m-A'fi!i e ri
ebt.?If rcu ae clah
ning any entertainments in ce
cntine ?eaon rail and loot wrer our
.lift OliiilHUICltl:,. l--r .w-.; ,
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sympathies. Many such, howevfrj.
nave been completely restored it ji
health by the use of Chamberlaia'
Tablets. These tablets strength:? ; j
the stomach, invigorate trie liver an i i
improve the digestion. They akl
cause a sentle movement or tr.
bowels. When you have any troablii
with - Tom- -strnacirr 'Jir?' them
JtriaL; Wejyich & . Hadraba.
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"Full L.ocd Ear red Rock cockere:
from Peeris, HI., last year.
. 'KIT, CEO. F. SMITH.
Let n:,A"rpi" .V. my. long-time lani
bank in fa 2bo -:en?!t five p'r
cezt. ar-.nS ' Davis.
Plattemoiyta.
State Tt nk Bldf.
j25-Sst.;'
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-c-nr -grants.
-FIELD EE0 PRICES 1923U
Alfalfa Uf us&) CfeC.hu.,'.., -IS S4
Alfalfa ifjoice) per bu 1020
Alfalfa ChXatidaui,pex,bu 13 "0
Alfalfa t Dakota ' pes' Uu I 1 4.4 0
Sweet Clover (Choice) bu. i S:40 1
Sweet Closer (Fancy) bu 9Jt0
Red Cjover (Choice) bu 12.VD
Red Clover (Fancy) bu - 13.20
A isike Clover "(OootfY 'brr: '
Timothy (Xew crop) bu i. 4,05
LMvf. :Ea??x Rape (Fancry) bu. 5.t
Timothy and Afsike Mixt.. bu. 5.40 ;
Sudan Gra?s (Xew crop) bu... 7,09 1
Ky. Bfne ; Grass. IL i J4- i
White Dutch Clover, lb i
Free Seed Samples Ask "for - "
. .ree Nursery Book ! '
Yager Nursery & Seed Co.,
FEE3I0NT, NEBE.
State Championship P
in succession. I will I
be
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