THURSDAY, JUNE .1924.
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EEINGING IN A BETTER HOPE
For the law made nothing perfect,
but the bringing in of a bettor hope
did; by which we draw nigh unto
God. Hebrews 7:19.
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How much more does a mortician pean reconstruction and in the exe
charge than an undertaker? j cution of the Dawes plan of financial
:o: ' rehabilitation. It recommends par-
Good people seem to have a hard
time finding something to do
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t,very man relieves in inai uy jui;, t
until he is summoned for Jury duty. 1
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One lady who hasn't bobbed her!
hair says her friends call her the cov
ered wagon.
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Secret drinking takes away the so
cial element, but it is just as good for
hiccoughs.
:o:
One of the strangest things in this
world is why they make bo many
straw hats that look like ours.
:o:
Mud may be a beautifier as ap
plied by the cosmeticians, but it docs
not help a horse's looks any.
:o:
T!u- average man has to keep busy
to e happy because if he stops and
thinks hia conscience starts hurting i
i
him.
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it must get on Calvin's nerves be
ing kept in suspense this way to find
out who'll be on the notification com
mittte. :o:
Even if congress does extend its
session, all will not be lost. The
weather will be too warm for them to
work much.
:o:
The United States may be awful,
but it is about the only place where
the people don't want to move to an
other country.
:o:
The foot disease is gradually be
ing eradicated in. California but.it is
feared the mouth disease will con
tinue chronic.
:o:
The world moves, according to sli
entists, at the rate of 66,600 milc3
an hour and you must go some to
keep up with it.
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It must be awful to be a candi
date and have to travel about the
country telling everybody, "I have
just began to fight."
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The best thing about giving the
war vets life insurance is they don't
have to spend so much time arguing
with insurance agents.
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Governor Bryan's only daughter,
Mary Ixuise. will be married to Wil
liam Ernest arnesberger of Ash
land, Nebraska, June 19th.
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It must be the sincere regret of a
great many people these days that
burning persons at the stake for her
esy has gone out of fashion.
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There is a possibility that Cool
idge will not receive the nomination
at Cleveland. There is an under
current in that direction, it Beemi.
:o:
A Kansas high school scientist
started home with chemicals in his
pocket. The experiment was a suc
cess, but the pocket was a failure.
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And if petting parties are a new
thing, why did the old timers have
to pass a law to prohibit a man from
kissing his wife seven days a week?
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The Nebraska delegates to the
New York convention will vote for
Governor Bryan as long as there is
any hope of nominating him for
president.
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I'.y far the most notable feature of
the careers of some statesmen in con
gress is their consisted regularity in
being sent out of Washington when
votes are taken on important meas
ures. :o:
Chancellor Chr.ries Wesley Flint
of Syracuse university replies in true
man fashion to the wave of pacifism
in some of the churches and colleges
by being sworn in as a colonel in the
United States army reserve corps.
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Only a fifth of our population at
tends church, is the national govern
ment's claim. There are 101,000
rural churches scattered over the
country. But they examifte attend
ance figures. The main trouble is
that so rcany farmers are of a dif
ferent religious belief than the near
by church.
PES YEA in
WHEN GOLD'S A BURDEN
The federal advisory council sug
gests to the federal reserve beard
ruling be amended in such a way as
' to permit the federal reserve banking
'system to co-operate fully in Euro-
; ticu,arly that steps be taken to re
establish the cold standard in Ger
many, with the surplus gold now in
the vaults of the federal reserve
banks as the foundation for such a
reform. It calls attention to the fact
that the Rank of England is in no
position to assume the obligations
incident to such a step and that fail
ure on the part of this country to use
its gold resources in the manner sug
gested will mean more years of fin
ancial instability and ' retarded eco
nomic recovery.
The advisory council thus attacks
one of the most serious problems
which the federal reserve's authori
ties must solve. By some means they
must surrender to Europe that tre
mendous quality of gold which has
come to this country since the war,
the pofscssion of which here prevents
the re-establishment of sound mone
tary systems in Europe and creates
an awkward anu possmiy uungerout.
credit situation at home.
For some years it has been recog
nized that this gold would have to be
re-exported but no one has seen clear
ly the process by which the export
movement would come about. If the
monetary systems of Europe could be
restored to a gold basi3 without the
gold impounded in this country the
problem would solve itself but gold
must be sent back to Europe as a
starting point. It's an American
problem to turn the movement of gold
outward; a federal reserve problem.
How is it to be met?
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ARROGANCE
Henry Ford used to be democratic.
He has become autocratic. He has
shown this in his numberless quar
rels and final splits with his chief
associates of his earlier days. He
showed it in his dogmatic treatment
of workers, particularly in his "Wel
fare" rules and regulations since
found largely unworkable. He has
shown it in the high-handed way he
has on occasion treated his dealers,
compelling them to take and prompt
ly pay for cars and tractors they did
not want. He has latterly shown it
in regal splendor with which he has
surrounded himself, and his estate at
home, in his kingly yacht, in his
Florida palace, etc.
And now, most of all, he is show
ing it in the terms of his bid for
Muscle hoals and his whole attitude
toward the government you will re
call that when congress requested
him to appear before the committee
handling the matter, he told them he
would do nothing of the kind. That,
however, was mild in contrast with
his stipulation, in his old bid, that
he must be made exempt from all
regulation, that he must be given the
freedom and power of an old time
czar, that he tie singled out as the
only man in the United States be
yond the reach of laws governing
everyone else.
This un-American demand alone
should be sufficient to cause the gov
ernment to reject his proffered terms.
American citizens want no one, not
even Henry Ford, to be placed above
and beyond the law.
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The wild oat crop never fails to
raise a little cain.
NOTICE OF CHATTEL
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of four chattel mort
gages given by George II. Shrader,
of Union. Cass county, Nebraska, to
The Hank of Union, of Union, Cass
county, Nebraska, and row held and
owned by said The Bank of Union,
of Union, Cass county, Nebraska, all
of which are duly recorded in the
office of the County Clerk of Cass
county. Nebraska, the first of which
is dated December 21, 1923. and on
which there is due and owing
$2,067.99; the second of which is
dated February 15. 192 4, on which
there is dne and owing the sum of
$1,298.23; the third of which is
dated March 13, 1924, and on which
there is due and owing the sum of
$86 4.85; that the fourth of which
is dated May 5, 19 2 4. and given to
secure said sums secured and owing
under said second above described
mortgage; that the undersigned will
offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash on the 16th day of June,
1924. at the building located on Lots
12 and 13 la Block 1, Union, Ne
braska, at 10 o'clock a. m., the fol-
flowing described goods and chattels
l secured by said mortgages anu uiseu
thereunder, to-wit:
Two 30x3 Goodrich (55)
One 33x4 Royal Cord, U. S.
One 33x4 Miller Fibre.
Two 32x4 Royal Cords, U. S.
Two 31x4 Royal Cords, U. S.
Two 30x3 Royal Cords, U. S
Two 30x3 Royal Cords.
One 33x4 Royal Cord.
Twelve 32x4 U. S. tubes.
Twelve 33x4 U. S. tubes.
Five 33x4 U. S. tubes.
Five 33x1 Miller tubes-
One 35x5 Miller tube.
One 35x4 Silvertown.
One 37x5 Silvertown,
One 33x4 Silvertown.
One 32x4 Goodrich grey tube
Two 32x4 Goodyear tubes.
Two 30x3 plain U. S.
Five 30x3 Non Skid U. S.
Two 33x4 Royal Cords.
Nine 3 4x4 U. S. tubes.
Five
:x3
U. S.
tubes.
Twelve 31x4 U. S. utbes.
One 35x5 U. S. Royal tube.
One 30x3 Goodrich tube.
Two 2Sx3 U. S. tubes.
Two 32x4 Miller grey tubes.
Eight 32x4 Silvertown tubes.
One 34x4 Silvertown tube.
One 33x4 Silvertown tube.
One 35x5 Miller tube.
Three 30x3 Miller tubes.
One 30x3 U. S. tube.
Four 30x3 Goodyear tubes.
Ten 4" U. S. blowout patches.
Six 4 " U. S. blowout patches.
live 3" U. S. blovrout patches.
Six 3" U. S. blowout patches.
One 3" Goodrich blowout patch.
Ten 30x3 U. S. tubes.
S9 eans No. 1 Goodrich cold patch.
Eight -inch Champion X plugs
Two -inch Bosch plugs.
Four -inch A. C. spark plugs.
12 Goodrich No. 4 tube cement.
Seven electric tail lights.
Ten brass bushings.
Four connecting rod bolts.
Four cable connections for battery.
Seven gas pipe nuts.
Nine air hose clamps.
Six distributor brushes.
Two ragneto plugs. Ford.
Two blocks for Universal joints.
4 6 generator brushes.
Seven points for vibrating coils.
Three breaker points.
0 distributing points.
Three -inch pet cocks.
Five valve stem "U" washers.
One throttle arm (carburetor)
Two S-10" dog Crescent wrenches.
Nine half connecting rods babbit.
Three half connecting bronze bab
bit.
One main bearing babbitt.
19 inside lamp sockets.
30 outside lamp sockets.
17 rim lugs.
74 rim rod shims.
Two light switches.
One horn switch.
Four battery jar plugs.
Five light plugs, outside.
Eight dash light sockets.
51 6-8 double connection bulbs.
29 tail light bulbs.
63 tail light bulbs.
3 cylinder head gaskets (Ford)
18 valve door gaskets (Ford)
Four Univ. joint gaskets (Ford)
51 rear wheel felt washers.
26 transmission door gaskets.
29 generator gaskets.
22 magneto plug gaskets.
Three carubretor floats (Ford)
4 3 starter gaskets.
Two crank case gaskets.
One transmission gasket.
11 arch gaskets.
One Loekwood top recover and R
curtain.
Eight cans Simonized cleaner.
Six cans Simonized polish.
Five 4-oz. cans grinding compound.
One Townstfnd grease gun.
One set Black Hawk wrenches (27)
One Calpin magneto recharger.
Eight cans Goodrich patch.
Two amp. meters.
Six -inch Champion spark plugs.
Two inside cores.
15 boxes Schroeder valve insides.
One electric tail light.
11 belt clamps.
One J. M. tape.
22 fan belts.
One Ford timer, case and 2 rollers.
One box assorted fuses.
One klaxon.
One valve lifter.
Four distributor heads.
Two tire pumps (Daisy)
One half full pump packing.
One Dodge Bros, speedometer.
One role binding.
Three ?a " Champion spark plugs.
Four sets chain tightners.
Two Carson accellerators.
Seven fibre fan belts.
Two cut outs.
One Goodyear cement.
Two Whiz anti-squeak compound.
One coil.
18 feet rubber cable.
Three pistons.
One Red Cat heater.
One foot throttle.
Two crank case hangers.
One part lace fan belt
Oue part lace v fan belt.
One dash choker.
One desk.
One show case (glass.)
One 2-inch rack.
One light bulb cabinet.
Two small point cabinets.
Three chairs.
One stove.
One Ford touring car, 3,183,160.
One Ford truck. 5,959,701.
One Reo touring car, No. 3116,
(23561.)
One heating stove.
One breast drill. V
Six brake bands. "
One set piston ring pliers.
One set Ford wrenches.
One sot stocks and dies.
One box bushings.
Six brake bands complete.
One post drill.
One vise.
One anvil.
One forge.
One gas welder.
One pinch bar.
Two valve lifters.
One vulcanizing outfit.
13 speed wrenches.
Seven socket wrenches.
Two soldering irons.
One Ford wheel puller.
Two transmission pullers.
One roll tire patching material.
Ten straight wrenches.
11 ton chain hoists.
Three Presto tanks.
One pipe vise.
One Fairbanks gas engine.
One air compressor.
21 empty steel drums.
One steel tank, 20 gal. oil (est.)
One gas pump (not in service)
120 gallons gas in pump.
Six pr. 33x4 Rid-o-Skid chains.
Three pr. 35x4 Rid-o-Skids.
Three pr. 34x4 Rid-o-Skids.
One pr. 32x3 Rid-o-Skids.
4 pr. 30x3 Rid-o-Skids. f
Three pr. 30x3 De Luxe chains.
Seven pr. 30x3 Weed chains. ,
One pr. 35x5 Weed chains.
One pr. 3 4x4 Weed chains.
One pr. 32x3 Weed chains.
Two pr. 34x4 truck chains.
One pair 32x4 truck chains.
One sack of cross truck chains.
Four Presto tanks.
Five channel bumpers, complete.
Two sets Hassler shock absorbers.
Three pound buckets cup grease.
Four cans. 1-lb. each, cup grease.
29 cans Liberty motor carbon re
mover. 11 Ford repair bearings for front
end of drive shaft.
Five cam shaft bearings.
Two front spring perchs.
Two main bearing shafts.
Two gas tank caps.
Five spindle con. rod yokes.
Fan brackets.
Four differential sliders.
2S front spring clamps.
36 stationary cones.
Seven spindle con. rod bolts.
Eight spring hangers.
22 transmission clutch fingers.
22 adjustment cones.
Ten rear fender brackets.
One spindle con. rod yoke ball.
Nine front radius rod ball caps.
Five radiator caps.
One door lock (Ford.)
Four clutch peddle supports.
Two slow speed notches.
One piston rin.
Six wind. hicld hinges.
Five spark plug wires.
Two crank ratchets.
Four main bearing bolts.
One rear spring clamp.
Two truck spring hangers.
Three brake rod supports
41 inner ball retainers.
Eight inner races.
11 outer ball retainers.
16 differential pinions.
Hi) axle housing caps.
lit front hub felt retainers.
12 hose eiamp3.
Seven fan brackets.
Three rear spring perche3.
Two main bearing shafts.
Two spindle arms.
11 cylinder outlet connections.
Five hub caps.
Three radiator shells.
Six cans of welding compound.
Three G. P. cut outs.
Two 9 -pint size- patching cement.
tine bundle 1 brake lining.
One bundle 2 brake lining.
Three Daisy tire pumps.
Three cylinder head gaskets.
One running board (Ford)
Two rear fenders (Ford)
One front fender (Ford)
Two splash boards.
12 pure gum cement.
One roll 2-inch brake lining.
26 speederators.
Ten radiator covers.
Eight Ford curtains.
One coil box (Ford.)
One rear hub.
Two D. S. bearing housings.
Three carbureter tdjustiug rods.
Three timer adjusting rod3.
Three Ford pistom.
Two hand brake levers.
14 differential plates.
15 D. S. roller bearing sleeve.
One sediment bulb.
Two D. S. Triutbal and retainer.
One D. S. ball bearing assemble.
One front spindle.
One timeing gear cover.
Three Universal ball caps, front.
Two ring gears.
Four large timeing gears.
Two small timeing gears.
One transmission triple gear.
Five Diff. cases.
One Universal joint housing.
Two Front outside hub plates.
One transmission door cover.
Three Uni. ball cap housing, rear.
Two cylinder front covers.
Three rear fender bracers.
Three trans, clutch springs.
Three trans, support springs.
Five muffler rods.
One magneto and part of another.
Two foot boards.
One Atwater Kent Ford.
One tire rack.
One Johns-Manville ppeedometer.
Six crank case lo-wer cover.
12 crank case lower cover gaskets.
52 spring bushings.
Three front fender brackets.
One crank case hanger.
Two Ford cranks.
12 connecting rods.
One muffler assemble.
Three muffler heads.
Four steer easies.
One bundle of top rest.
One transmission cover.
Three drive shafts big car.
Six patent choke levers.
Four Ford brake rods.
One Running board rod.
One ring gear and pinion cover.
One ring gear for Paige.
One rear spring leaf, big car.
Two front spring leaves, big car.
25 rear leaves for Ford, all length.
24 front leaves for Ford, all length.
Nine feet of rubber hose in pieces.
One demountable wheel, Ford.
One Moore trans.. Ford truck.
One Ford wheel clincher.
Two dust pans.
One fan. Overland 90.
One Uni. joint housing Overl'd 90.
One cut out valve.
Five oil lamps. Ford.
Two Ford fan blades.
Four transmission bushings.
Four generator brush holder.
11 trans, band adjusting screws.
2 front wheel roller bear'g, inside.
One dust ring.
One outside core.
Two ball bearing retainers.
Three ba-H bearings assembled.
Two. spindle belt bushings.
12 fender eye bolts.
Two piston pins.
62x2 bolts.
19 2-16 nuts.
20 7-16 nuts.
25 cam shaft nuts.
3 6 axle housing bolts.
16 rear axle nuts.
Five hub cam shafts.
11 iii
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1 ?lr
To keep your motor f ull-powercd and to reduce motoring expense,
flush out the old oil after every five hundred miles and refill ivith
clean Polarine of the right grade. Then 5011 have protective
lubrication. Your motor will not ape quickly. It will give many
times the cost of the additional Polarine in dependable power,
bigger mileage per gallon of gasoline and lower maintenance
costs. Take lubrication seriously.
Consult the Polarine Chart. Use the prade recommended for your
motor. Buy where you see this siirn. Five grades light, medium,
medium heavy, special heavy and extra heavy. Give your motor
protective lubrication and it will stay powerful.
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19
trans.
band screw nuts.
4S 3 bolts and nuts.
47 magnet clamps.
Three bolts and few nuts.
One box of windshield fixtures.
Two triple gear bushings.
One exhaust pipe nut.
Two clutch yokes.
61 U stud bolts.
16 washers.
52 trans, lower cover screws.
11 bolts l'i.
27 cam shaft bearing studs.
Two front wheel nuts.
One fan shaft.
12 rear spring tie bolts.
14 cylinder head studs.
Two Ford crank pins.
Eight spindle arm bushings.
16 washers for front ax.
Four hub keys.
Six starter crank pins.
Four switch keys.
Five dogs.
19 brake shoe bolts.
33 connecting rod bolts.
37 studs.
30 gaskets.
Seven crank handles.
Two valve tapers, 1 spring bolt.
53 assorted keys.
20 1-inch studs.
12 starter spring bolts.
Nine valve spring seats.
7 4 rear axle half moon keys.
Eight hood clips.
Nine radius rod studs.
88 high gear adjusting screws.
12 bolts and six springs.
18 timer rollers.
11 radiator fixtures.
49 differential case bolts.
70 spindle bolt oil cups.
Five cam shaft levers.
Nine large ball bearings.
One box of spark plug gaskets.
Four rim lugs.
Three rim bolts.
21 gas pipe pack nuts.
19 clutch drum disc set screws.
Ten clutch fingers.
One bolt rack, 77 pockets.
Said sale will remain open one
hour.
BANK OF UNION of Union,
Nebraska, Mortgagee.
Dated May 24, 1924.
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that I will
sell at public auction for casli at the
Mary A. Tennant farm in Eight Mile
Grove precinct, one and one-half
miles south of Glendale church, in
Cass county, Nebraska, on the 24th
day of June, 1924, at ten a. m. of
said day, one bull, age about four
years, weight about 1100 pounds, the
property of John Urwin of said pre
cinct, county and state, aforesaid.
Said property being taken up by Ues
Tennant of said Eight Mile Grove
precinct ni Cass county, Nebraska,
while running at large therein, and
said Urwin having been given lawful
notice of said animal having been tak
en up and having failed to claim same
and pays costs and damages, as pro
vided by law. Said sale will be held
open for one hour.
E. P. STEWART.
Sheriff. Cass County.
j2-3wl:ssw Nebraska.
NOTICE OF SUIT
In the District Court of Cass
county, Nebraska.
Nicholas Oil Corporation, a Cor
poration, vs. J. E. Mason, Defend
ant. - To the defendant J. E. Mason, you
are hereby notified that the Nich
olas Oil Corporation, a corporation,
as plaintiff, filed a petition and com
menced an action in the District
Court of Cass county, Nebraska, on
the 26th day of May, 1924, against
vith clean oil
motors POWERFUL
HE condition of motor oil in the crankcase is
almost as important as its quantity. Though your
oil gauge indicates plenty of oil, your motor will
steadily lose power if the oil is thinned out
and dirty.
No amount of carburetor adjustment or close fitting of piston
rings can prevent gasoline vapors condensing in the cylinders
and diluting the oil in the crankcase. Dust is constantly
drawn in through the carburetor After 500 miles operation
the thinned out, dirty oil in your crankcase is a menace to
your motor. It wears piston rings, cylinders and bearings and
is the direct or indirect cause of decreased power and most
engine troubles and repair bills.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
you, the object, purpose and prayer
of which is to obtain a judgment
gainst you for the sum of $64.65
and interest at seven per cent from
; the 23rd day of January, 1123, and
You are further notified that you
are required to answer
said petition
on or before Monday, the 11th day
of July, li)2 4, or the allegations
therein contained will be taken as
true and judgment will be rendered
in favor of plaintiff and against you
according to the prayer of said pe
tition. Daud this 20th day of May, A.
I). 1924.
NICHOLAS OIL CORPORATION,
A Corporation, Plaintiff.
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LEGAL NOTICE
To Joy R. Applegatc, defendant,
residence unknown:
You are hereby notified that on thef
Sth day of February, A. D. 192 4,
Grace E. Applegate likd a pptition
against you in the District Court of
Cass county, Nebraska, the object
and prayer cf which are to obtain
a divorce from you on the grounds
of desertion and abandonment with
out good cau.se for a period of more
than two years, and for non-support,
and for the custody, care and control
of the children, the issue of paid
marriage, to-wit: Ruth Applegate,
Isaac Newton Applegate, Edna Lau
rene Applegate, and also that the
Court may enter an order impound
ing and appropriating your interest
in the southwest quarter and the
west half of the northwest quarter
of Section twrnty-eeven and the
southwest quarter of Section twenty
two all in Township twelve, North
Range thirteen, east of the Cth r.
M. in Cass county, Nebraska, sub
ject to the life estate of defendant's
mother in the said southwest quarter
of Section twenty-two.
You are required to answer said
petition on or before Monday, the
30th day of June. A. D. 192 4.
GRACE E. APPLEGATE,
Plaintiff.
C. A. RAWLS,
Attorney.
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NOTICE
In the District Court of Cass coun
ty, Nebraska.
Louis Clifton Contryman, Plaintiff,
vs. Stephen F. Nockolis et al, Defend
ants. To Stephen F. Nuckolls, if living;
if deceased his unknown heirs, devi
sees, legatees, personal representa
tives and all other persons interest
ed in his estate; all persons having
or claiming any right, title or inter-
PITHS'
State Farmers' Insurance Co,
James Walsh, President J. F. McArdle, Sec'j
Insures Farm Property and City Dwellings
Offers the best policy and contract for less money. Best
and cheapest insurance company doing business in Ne
braska. Pays the loss promptly. 7,200 members. Organ
ized in 1895 Insurance in force, $67,000,000. Call or
write IODAY tomorrow may be TOO LATE.
CALL ON OR WRITE
L. L. DBEPJSTBIER
2f,15 Harney Street Omaha, Nebraska
can keep.
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DlUTr OIL.
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CONDITION Of- OIL.
At-re-a. 300 miles.
OF NEBRASKA
J
j t-sH in. or lien upon the east half of
i the northeast quarter of Section
i thirty-one ul) and the west half of
i the northwest quarter of Section
j thirty-two (32), all In Tnvnship
eleven (11) North. Range inirteen
(13) east of the Sixth Principal Me
ridian, in Cass county, Nebraska,
real nauki unknown:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that on the 6tL day of May,
A- I). 1924, the plaintiff in the fore
going entitled action flied his peti
tion in the District Court of Cass
county, Nebraska, wherein you and
eac of you are made parties defend
ant, tlie object and prayer of which
are to obtain a decree from said
court quieting the title In plaintiff
to the following described real es
tate, to-wit:
1 he east half of the north
east quarter of Section thirty
one (31) and the west half of
the northwest quarters of Sec
tion thirty-two (.), all in
Township eleven (11) North,
Range thirteen (13), east of
the Sixth Principal Meridian,
in Cas3 county, Nebraska
as against you and each of you, and
by such decree to wholly exclude you
and each of you from ai. estate, title,
claim or interest therein, and to
have the title to said premiees for
ever freed from the apparent claims
of you and each of you, and quieted
in plaintiff and for equitable relief.
You are required to answer said
petition on or before Monday, the
23rd day of June, A. D. 1324, or
your default will be entered in said
cause and a decree granted as pray
ed. Dated May 12th. 1924.
LOUIS CLIFTON COUNTRYMAN.
C. A. RAWLS, Plaintiff.
Attorney,
ml 2-4 w.
Automobile Palatini!
First-Class Work
Guaranteed!
Prices Reasonable
Mirror Replating and
Sizn Work!
L F. KNQFLICEK,
Phone 502-W,PIatUmouth
