THE PLATTSMOUTH EVENHJG JOURNAL
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'him as life was being finished. Mrs.
Ella Wheeler TYileox, giving the
other side in her Geshemene.
"All those who journey soon or late
JIust pa3 -within the garden's gate.
Must kneel alone in darkness there
And battle with some dark dispair.
God pity those, who cannot say.
Thy will be done, who only pray.
Let this cup pass, who do not see
I His purpose in Gethsemene."
Murray Department
If any of the-readers of tfce
JoorcaLkncrr of cy serial
ect or ilea, of lm-erest lc
thin Ticlnitx. and will mill
f ime to this office, it will ap
pear under this beading-. v
wmv til new iteixu F.ditor
rep&rerl in the Interest of the People of Murray nd Surrounding: Vicinity Especially for the Journal Readen
THURSDAY, JULY 16. 1925.
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Keep Ycur F.'onsy in
YourHomeTown Dank?
Money deposited elsewhere
subtracts from the resources
of your home town. On the
contrary loyalty to your home
bank benefits the community
and entitles the loyal man to
demand all the services his
bank and the co-operation of
his associates.
Murray State Bank
Murray, Nebraska
There is No Substitute
for Safety
Get y.iur lunch at Murray Eath
ins Eeacb Saturday evening.
Elva Pod son. living down towards
Nehawka. was
business visitor in
Murray last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Alfred Gansemer and parents.
Mr. and Mrs. William Tuts. Sr.. were
visitins at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Lutz.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clapp. of
Elmwood. visited at the home of Mr.
an i Mrs. Thomas J. Drendel Satur
day f-.-r.ins.
"Wiliiara Obernalte ha- j build
ing a chimney at the h je of Mrs.
Etta and Lee Xickles and making
other repairs.
Mr. and Mrs. T.
Sundav ever.ir.sr f.r
r.es. Mrs. r.resdel
J. Erendel left
Vahurn on busi
returning home
on Wednesday.
W. H. Wehrb'in and the family
were visiting in Omaha last Sunday
where they were guests with rela
tives and friends.
The fa
has be-n
iiy of R-v. W. E. Goings
tavins in Murray for the
past week, while Rev. Goings has
been r-.-r!:ir.c elsewhere.
Herman G an.- m r of northwest of
tnun was a visitor in Omaha last
Tuesday, whre he- was looking over
the tattle mark-: for the day.
There is s ,m- joy at the home of
Mr. 2nd Mrs p.--wey Bo deker on
a --ir-i-.r.r of th-.- arrival of a s.n at
their h'-me n Ia--t Tuesday aft-rnor ,n.
The nother and s-n are doing v ry
wdl and it i hoped that with quiet
"irroundinsa the father will pull
through. Grandfather Addison Pce
Iecker is as happy as a lark over the
arrival.
The
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STAPLE GROCERIES
Corn, standard quality, 3 cans for
Extra quality corn, per can, 20c and
Campbell's pork and beans, 2 cans
Kraut, per can, 10c and
Navy beans, per lb
Pinto beans, 2 lbs. for
High grade catsup, per bottle
We are receiving twice a week, Tuesdays and
Fridays, fresh Butter Rolls and Sweet Rolls.
Cakes 10c, 15c and 25c each
Potato bread 15c per loaf
SWIMMING POOL
We are expecting the pool to be open by the first of
the week. The owners are installing an up-to-date
filtering sj-stem to keep the pool in sanitary condition.
See Us When in Need of
Bathing Suits, Etc.
The K. M. Soeniiichsen Company
Telephone No. 12 - - Murray, Nebraska
E. S. Tutt and wife were visiting
in Plattsmouth last Sunday, they
going via Mynard to avoid the roads
: where the gravel has been piled up
: on it.
i Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Brendel spent
Tuesday evening with Miss Ethel
Tritsch, who is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Tritsch. of Platts
mouth. DIe Torloff and brother. Frank,
and Anderson Lloyd were taking in
(the Ak-Sar-Ben last Monday even
;ir.s. where they enjoyed the show
i immensely.
G. M. Minford shipped two cars of
! cattle to the South Omaha market
;ia-t Sunday which he had on the
market Monday, they bringing him
$12.75 per hundred,
j Mrs. J. F. Brendel and son, Rich
ard, were visiting in Lincoln for a
i number of days during this week.
they driving over in their car for a
; visit of a number of days,
j Come to the Murray Bathing
i Beach Saturday afternoon. July ISth.
The ladies of Presbyterian church
will hold bake sale and serve lunch
at the Beach Pavillion.
' Mis- Ethel Tritsch. of Colorado,
'has been visiting with her friend.
Mrs. T. J. Brendel for a number of
days and expected to remain here for
;the rest of the coming week.
: Earn Carroll and the family, who
are making their home near Mynard.
; where th-y are farming, were visit
ing in Murray lat Tuesday, guests
of the parents of Mr. Carroll.
! Vern Hendricks, who has been at
tending summer school at Lincoln
for the past few weeks, completed his
work m that line and was able to
return home one day this week.
Charles Rutherford and his two
daughters. Misses Agnes and Janes,
were ' visitins last Sunday at the
home of Mrs. W. E. Dull, thev driv-
!inc down from Omaha in their auto,
i Dr. Brendel is having some im
provements made at the front of his
jstore in the shape of a curb and gut
tier and additional sidewalk, which
will improve his property very much.
John L. Chilton, who has been at
his old time home in Missouri for
some time past, arrived in Murray on
last Friday and is visiting with old
friends and acquaintances here for a
while.
Louis Crunk snd wife of near
Uni"n wer visiting in Murray and
looking after some business matters
jhere for a short time last Tuesday
j afternoon.
j Kemper Fran?, the barber, was a
jvi-If.r in Plattsmouth. where he and
Mr. Thomas Wood were making some
substantial changes in the auto of
Mr. Frans and putting it in good
ton lition.
Mrs. J. W. Deles Dernier and
M'ausnter. Miss Riene. have been en
joying with Mr. Ray Dele Dernier,
a very pleasant visit from Mrs. Mary
Hoback. who is the mother of Mrs.
Deles Dernier.
Mr and Mrs. A. O. Pearslev of
jrear Union-were visiting and looking
after some bti-iness matters m Mur
ray last luwar. tney coming over
to consult their family physician re
garding their health.
A youns man who was out lat
Sunday evening and did not get in
untii quite late, had the misfortune
tr, jr.-e his hat. but thinks he will
bo able to locate the same the coming
Sunday if the weather is fine.
Noah Parker and wife and Miss
Geneva Shumaker were visiting in
the west for some time, thev beir.g
jat Kastir.ss. where they enjoyed their
?ay with relatives. and returned
! f.ome last Sunday evening,
j There was one of the ladies who
wanted a particular kind of a hair
'bob. which was not on the sale coun-jf-rs
of Murray and had to so to Om-
ana. wucre tney are tanned flown in
ail styles and excellent ones at that.
Soannichsen Company
$ .50
.25
.25
.15
.10
.25
.25
Alf Gansemer has been out in the
country assisting with the harvest
ing, assisted by Mr. L. H. Puis in his
harvest, driving the binder and dur
ing the time Mrs. Gansemer was
looking after the business at the ele
vator. Noah Parker and the family moved
to Weeping Water last Tuesday,
where they will live in the future,
they having made purchase of a
home there, which they are moving
into. Mr. Parker will with his truck
do custom trucking.
Louis Hallas and the family were
guests at the home of the parents of
Mrs. Hallas. where they visited with
Frank McCarthey and the family,
who have been visiting there for the
past week from Aurora, and who is
an uncle of Mrs. Hallas.
Frank Vallery and Lee Jennings,
of Plajtsmouth. were visiting in
Murray on last Tuesday afternoon,
where they were making preparations
for a trip to the western portion of
the state, where they expect to de
part for within a few days.
Earl Lancaster and the family
were looking after some business
matters in Omaha on last Tuesday,
thc-y making the trip in their auto,
driving up in the morning and re
turning home after the evening had
cooled the atmosphere a bit.
John Farris. who has just com
pleted the work on his corn and
while exceedingly fine. was busy
making some changes in a hay rack
which he has been getting in readi
ness to do some work in the line of
making hay while the sun shines.
Among those of the Christian
church who visited the county con
vention at Louisville last Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Rhin. the
Rev. W. E. Goings. Mrs. J. E. Hat
chet and daughter. Miss Laura. Geo.
Parks and family and Mr3. Mary
Wuliey.
Last Sunday evening a number of
the young people of Murray were
visiting for a short time in Platts
mouth and enjoyed the occasion very
much, there being in the crowd
Misses Bertha, Lena and Neva Lan
caster, Charles Land and Dan Hor
schar. Mr. and Mrs. William Sporrer and
family and A. C. Long and family
were visiting in Omaha last Sunday,
where they with other relatives in
Omaha were at the Riverside park,
where they partook of their dinner,
which they had prepared and taken
along.
Alvin Crais. of Plattsmouth. rep
resenting the Ghrist & Ghrist Furni
ture company, was a visitor in Mur
ray last Tuesday, where he brought
a stove to Mr. Noah Parker, who is
moving to Weeping Water. He also
had some goods for Union, which he
was taking along.
August Engelkemeier. Sr.. and
wife. Philip Hi!d and wife. Otto
Lutz and family. Edward Meisinger
and wife and Fred Engelkemeier all
were visiting at the broadcasting
station of Henry Fields in Shenan
doah. Iowa. last Sunday, they driv
ing over in their car.
W. O. Troop and James R. Hill.
Everett Spangler and Ivan Deles
Dernier were enjoyir.g the hospital
ity of the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben.
they driving over to the big town up
the river last Monday evening for the
show at the den and there was some
thing doine and don't you forget it.
Phillip Shafer who is a lover of
good baseball, with a team which he
has selected, played against a team
from east of Murray last Sunday,
which was an excellent game, but
was won by the latter team. The
game wa3 a pretty one and very
c'.ose. the easterners winning by a
smaH margin.
Thre were a load of young men
from Murray going with the big car
of Mr. Bakke to Omaha last Monday
evening, where they enjoyed the fes
tivities of the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben.
there being in this crowd Mr. Bakke.
Wm. Lindner. W. G. Boedeker, P. F.
Rhin. W. G. McCracken. Frank Val
lery. Joe Mrasek and Louis Hallas.
H. F. Gansemer was on the South
Omaha market with forty head of
choice Herford cattle Monday, which
he has fei on his yards. These cat
tle averaged 1059 pounds and were
choice enough to bring $13.00, the
top price paid for that weight cat
tle. Mr. Gansemer has the distinc
tion of receiving the highest price
season for cattle shipped from Mur
ray. George Nickles and wife were vis
iting in Omaha last Friday, driving
over in their auto, where they were
looking after some business. They
wre accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Henry C. Long, who remained and
are visiting atthe home of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Shrader. and where they
could also be handy to the specialist
of whom they are taking treatment
for their health.
The P.c-dskins would call him
Knifemaker and the Germans would
call him Messersmith. while his real
name is E. M. Griffin, and he is
working at the Rys blacksmith shop,
where he has just completed a but
cher's knife on which he has a cedar
handle inlaid with metal, which
makes an excellent appearing piece
cf handiwork as well as being cf a
quality that will last.
Font T. Wilson find the family, ac
companied by Grandfather J. A. Wil
son, of Rock Bluffs, were visiting
last Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Wilson, near Syracuse,
where a most splendid time wns had
by all. Font reports the oats and
wheat eome better than here and
crops pretty good with the excep
tion of some chintz bugs bothering
the corn some. Albert Wilson had
to plow up some lour acres of corn
and plow the bugs under to g-et rid
of the pests.
t BIBLE SCHOOL LESSON f
i- Sunday, July 19. 1925. -
.S. By it S. Brigga
They Stoned the Preacher
Golden Text: "Bles-ed are they
who have been persecuted for right
eousness sake for this is the kingdom
of heaven." Matthew ' :10.
Because of the opposition at Anti
och which was being pu-hed by the
Jews. Paul and Barnil.is thousrht
bestifor the time to ive Antioch
and later come again, which they
did. Going to Iconium. which was
some 75 miles southwe-t cf Antioch
and towards Jerusalem. Icraium i
situated on a very fertile plain with
a beautiful lake adjoining and a rich
agricultural country making it a
very beautiful place an i import
ant trade center. Here 'he ivo mis
sionaries entered the Jewish syna
gogue and preached and meeting
with opposition from tr.e J. -as a r. 1
learning that there was to be an or
ganized mob to stem? tht-m. Barna
bas and Paul departed and vent on
another twenty miles 'o Lystra.
where this lesson h Ht-re as
they were speaking ther- was a lam
man who had been so all his life fcr
he had been born in suc-h a condi
tion, and seeing this man as he
watched and listened. F'aul said tc
him in a loud voice. "Stand up
right on thy fet." Ti e man K-ap-.i
to his feet which nev-r in his !i:'
had supported his body. r;t now like
a young person Ieap-d ar-d rsn. This
was a wonderful v.: r .-.:'.- that this
man should thus be ;.-d ohy?;c
ally. But not so great a mirurd- as whs
the changing of this man from
heathen to a Christian, for Chri.-:
gave not this power t startle tl
people by a physical wrr.dr. but
ure the cause of this condition. Thar
is. remove the cause, sin. When The
people had learned of the ir.cid-r.:
they thought m-"n huvir. suh ptw-r
must be god-. Therefor1 they sourhc
to do sacrifice to th-m and tr-'-uch:
an ox for that purp-o?.- and would
have done so but for Paul and Barna
bas preventing them. Paul addr-ss-d
them savins. "Sirs, why do you th-"1 se
ttlings? We are men cf like passions
with you. and brinrr ys.-u good tid
ings that you should tvrn from thee;,
vain things unto a living God who
made the heavens, and. the earth, and
the sea and all that ia them is. who
in generations gone by suffered all
the nations to walk in thc-ir ov-r:
ways. And yet he .ett re:
without witness in tha
e did good
rains" and
and save vou from hea.
fruitful seasons." Even with all their
efforts they were ju--t able to pre
vent these people from aceh-imisr
them gods. How easily it would have
been to have gnatif.rd a c-sire for
adultation and praise and have al
lowed these heathen people :' pro
ceed with their sacrifices? But that
was not the purpo-e of the two mis
sionaries, thiers was to br:ng t he
story of the Chrism to the entire
world, how he had come ro rede-rn
the world from sin and this incident
opened a way fcr the very teaching
which they .-ame to bring tbe pecpb .
People have ever heea f.k!-a cr.e
moment clinging to one thins like a
child at play, clinging to cne ny e-nly
to cast it away for another the ne:
moment.
At the Master's triumphal entry in
to Jerusalem, the multitude spread
their garments in the way and with
branches of trees made a carpet for
even the beast, on which He rode,
to walk, also pinging halalujah in
the highest and giory to God: and
but a few days later tried cru
cify him. Thus the people who were
so anxious to do homage to Barnahas
and Paul, and to crown thrm gods,
calling Barnabas Jupiter and Paul
Mercury, after having beer, stirred up
by the jews, who had mme from Ar
toich and Iconiurn. they stoned Paul.
who was
the chi
speaker, and
thinking: him dead drasced him out
of the citv. for Ly-tia wa- a v a'.', d
j city, even if it was a heathen
I Some year- before had IVu!. ti;-r.
Saul, watched the clothe- cf tho.---j
who had stoned Stephen, now he wa
beins stoned.
After bavins draesed the body our
of the city, thinkins Paul was drad
I they left it and the friends who were
! gathered, probably to sive it a fu
neral, were surprised to ?, e him op;n
his eyes and later to set up and s
into the city. The followins day
with Barnabas, departed fi-r Ierbe.
N'otwithstandin.s this p.-rseruti n
these heroic preachers were able o
'establish a church in both Lystra and
Derbe. which in the years to come
did much to carry the mcssase of
the Master to a people hungry fcr
the riches of salvation.
Paul could not hope his life would
be free from strife, his was a stormy
path. He was ushered in to active
life a an actor carrying persecution
to the members of the new church
and he could not expect but to reap
the seed he had sown. He did this
(both in the suffering which he went
'through and the achievements which
he accomplisted in the many work-
ing churches he established, for at
i the end he exclaimed victoriously in
j Timothy, 4: T-S: "I have fought a
: good fight. I have finished ray course,
'I have kept the faith: henceforth
there is laid up for men a crown of
; righteousness which the Lord, the
righteous judge, shall give me in
that day. and not to me only but
unto all them also that love His ap
pearing." 1 Such was hia victory as viewed, by
mm m
In Honor of Chester Sporrer
The friends of Mr. Chester Sporrer
under the auspices of the Loyal
j Workers Bible school clas of the
j Christian c hurch cf Murray met last
; Friday evening at the home of Mr.
land Mrs. William Sporrt-r wher- they
Lad a most spit nd id evening and ia
honor cf Chester. There were a
half a hundred there and all me ru
lers cf the Bible school class of the
Christian church of Murray. The
young folks had an txct-nt time
with their games and the very fine
luncheon which was served by Mrs.
Sporre-r added much to the pit-asure
of the evening.
Delegate to National Convention
Mis Ett ?. Nickle-. v. ho i- an ac
tive member of the Ro-l Highland
ers and an tamest worker for the
trd?r. was hfson last sprint tfthe
district convention which wns held
at N-braska City in May and at
which she was elected as delegate
from thorp. en candid-:.t'- to the na
tional meeting o: the Royal High
landers, v. hich convenes at Der.v r
from Sepr--ro.i.er 13th to September
ill-: this vet- r si'! will a'.l the t-p-.r.e-f.?
pa4d. Miss E'ti. who is r.n
ab!- rr.mber r.f tr. order, has been
their secretary fr
rears.
E-ried in TJicn Tuesday
Th-- funeral over the remains of
M-. Joseph Dukes, who died at N--brr-skr.
City ir.-t Sunday from injur
ies roceivt-d whvti a rope ;roke an d
l-t him fall -om- Z". feet in:o a well
v.-hich he was di-in-. was !e;d la.-t
Tu-sday at Union and the interm-nt
made at the cast Union cemetery.
F
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WEEK OVER
THE COUNTRY
realms M?k:rs Special Feafavres cf
the Great Track Week; SIo-tt-ir.c'
t'rre Lrrtest Typis.
1 h:s wee.-:
rionai it
as n to sign.itt I
Truck we.k and
' t -e .-. rr:i n
fr
:-. cer:.D:ete
v.n ... of Ford 1-ui.t
TUCK ..Oi.itS.
t.:tr,.n. t-r ti.t- t i-r- .iOit . -
r -4 - v into the manufacture of cc.;: -
riM bodi-s iniicres ., new and
i-.ponaHt advancement ia ih.s divi -
r;:-u of r.rtor transportation since n (
s'.o--. - that Ford is bringing into de-j
iirry and !:-u';n-z services :!. sam .- i
Uiw cor it; ; :.-
va'ut: ir.ai n?.s
: .- the F rl pass-.-ng
r car
the worM.
.k C.
:..--!! tht
corrmer. ial ve-
h-s pn '. a: i re-en r r.: proximately
t-r cent cf th-.- ori--t"i: trucks in
u.-o are
Ti ho
-.- i .i.e. ""
I? ir.terc-t'd :n r
ccst; will have th; or ror:un:ty this
v .-k cf b-crminrr f-l:y ac.
with these Fo; I "or. lit trucl:
k,,,m,.s;
v. hich. I'-.-c-!" of the c. cr..-.r--re cf
F?r i trr.r.tity rroduc ion. arc offered
at low ; rir
''nr.-T.'H" h? vo been nts le by
dealers to r: -f -h"'v rooms cpen
, i.-t.Tiv,r .T --'T'rr the we,"V SO
.v.'.' t: 'v Ir.v.. A'or.r.orr-.r.'rv of
an or.r.ort
insp
.,f ,l:clr . ?r,l 2, an or.-n-
in f'-.if:re. much p
throui-hout t;;:- territory
.nriTV
"dealer?
Mre important, howevc
viil b.e p-ep-rd to five d-mr.-ma-
riens any of"th-e 'urA' a:: 1 those
interested are invi-d to cnt-r their
n ousts for the demonstration as
r!v ? t of? '!'
' JThe'For l'uiit bedv combinations
for 'the famous Ford' one-ton truck
chassis inelude the open express type.
with either screen
fX press type
silf-s and tanopy or with top akne.
an! the stake and platform body.!
This latter body a'.so is cf particular
interest to the farmer and truck sar-
trr.-r fr- ir is r i - , l o r.-. .verv
Irr-ricultural haulins 'recuirems nt as
mr v
.-r cram cr
-rile odr.c With -?k" ! r.roviib'-s
,V f ,s!n
; iti r ill v. i -1 .. i ii
produce.
i .": "l.T. ' Z '. '.z i,... - 1 "
i vrrti .r.v oi iL'St ;k::cs. a-:o ; io- . , , . . . , :
v!dt! and ha' prown sr.--.-tiy in pop-,acea tf etaer 5"tiir!?- -revi-t-.-n suiu. ,
"'ariTv since its introiiurtion. It is!
or' a'.i-steel construction, roomy, with, j The newest shades and attractive .
I r-rricvjb!? panels in the back end af- 'designs in the Dennis en cr?'3 paper '
'fords comp'ctc protection for th- ' czn te found at the Bates Beck and
tdriv.r in in-Iemem weather. with'Gif T fT,nct llVe rc
famV. ventilatinc faciiiti. . i- AL ' ,J"1- " , V, ---,.-.
I rii.-'. iav5 also win include t':- piper nanuiacttred fcr all purposes. ;
I rev- pick-up body, which on nt-i
jen the rear of the Ford runabcu.
irrovidinr: a lirht delivery cr which ,
a variety o: requirements
ariety of
quick delivery :s an important
'tor.
ENGLISH IIINE 0WIJESS
0FFEE TO 2TEG0IIATE
London. July 14. The Mine Ovm-
i ers' association today offered cp-'r.
t and direct nesotiarions with
i Miners' federation. There is n
idicatien. however, that this move wa
t intended to sidetrack the govern-
merit's inquiry, which is tr open Fri-
day and from which a report is ex
I pecte-d within a week,
i As the mine owners decline to
s withdraw their notice, terminating
, the agreement with the mine workers
lit hardly seems likely that the min
ers will accept direct resotiari'ons.
This question will be settled by a
,vote at the Scarborough conference
of the Miners federation tomorrow.
j Get ycur school supplies at the
Bates Bock and Stationery Store.
And we have all the swimming; r.e'jj-orie
that you need, ineludinc." I:atliii:T ?uit for
the whole fainily. Come in and see our line.
Firmly kr.it, excc'Icr.l ntting col ion suite. Size 3 26 to )4.
i vie and 3C3C
FOR WOMEN
Non-sirco'ii celt or. ar.d a'-'.vcol suits. Size 3 6 to -44.
S1.39 to S4.50
FOR MEN
Firmiv knit cotter, and ail wool bathing suiti. AH s':z?s.
SI.39 to S3.25
Turkish towel?, the rijht size and weiglit, cc.cli . .5.-25
Bathing caps, fancy and dying styles 25c to .75
Store is Open Eveninr.3 Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
The Ho M. Soennicbsen Company
Telephone No. 12 - - Murray, Nebraska
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P.; Omaha Needn't Wcrrv About Ec-sh
StzS ia October, Adjutant Says
or Call Ont Seserres.
Omaha. July It. Omaha ne-d
h? ve no fa.-.r of riwi'vi-n !u rir.c
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tne national ton vent! n tr.' .ta-
erican Lesion m toner, i.usseli
G. Cre vision, n.v.inal adjutant cf
the Lesion, said
und;v.
'he convention will 1"
:t 'i
larce orcanization. with perhaps '
more of the carnival spirit tr.t-.r-;
ll-
irto it because of the youth of.
dele sates." Crevirt'-n sail. j
The Lesion is anxiou to e thrt
the law's art obeyed, and will coop -
ViUl VI. LL til.. LUu.U:iu!' i'.l I a ! Y
, iJa'i; convention las, year t-u- : -
nient whi"h was respot:
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rrusn wor.m was v. ::;;.o-r m--;.y r.
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ch lo.Ios a 1 coaTtntr-ns. !
I "Anybody v.-no is no: t-. old r;
enter into the carnival spirit win
' find EO fault with th dtles.it--. A?
the need for spe,.-i.4l eii. rt on thoj
part of law enf r em
:io?s to uI1 out special reserves, that
is the heisht of foolishness."
c revision. James t . i;artt n. a.
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nt adjutant. Joan 11. Ilakene ;
i i u -u u . uirt'cior ol lo:j.i-i;y i;z.c .
Dess Wetherhold. national n-o j
retary of the Lesion auxittarv. sp,
. ,-uu4 s-'om- over p:au i-.r ia-
convention.
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! They expressed themselv. - a- v.-- ii
pleased with prospects for the m-
i mention. Pre-conventi-m work is f..r
Mot Wealhsr
Anything' you need for harvest here at rurht
prices. How about an ice box or refrigera
tor? The old cook stove is pretty hot these
days! See our splendid line of Oil Stoves.
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
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CHINESE WELCOME FLILUS
day. Three e th-.r mx. bin. wl.i
red th
icht w-re ur.uf:-- '
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m : r i ;
r-f tht Chinese r-a. mm- r.
d-!e.v',-i to w.-hme ti
x airplanes left Mo-
kins on th.- m .rni- r-f Jun
the o'-j.t of survtyitis on
thru ib-ria and a-'n-s-
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sociation fur the e--t.1bl:yhm,;.t -
permanent aer.al mmur;i..: . ,n t
tween Europe an-'. Chin
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like Cisney
Prep.
All kinds of trucking, to ar.i
frcm the Orr.aha ir.arketi. or
othcivise. Live S:eck a spec
ialty. Call me by phone
at my expense
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