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MONDAY. APRIL 4. 1927.
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What looks nicer than colored eggs
to the kids.
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Fashion note: Knees will be worn
lower next season.
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Homeseekers are always welcome to,
our city. Come and see us.
:oi
Spring should settle down and give
us some nice congenial weather.
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Be good, and you will always be
happy. Try it, and be convinced.
The modern idea of roughing it is ;
to drive with one window open in a
closed car.
Once upon a time there was a lame
duck who did not foresee a third term
for Coolidge.
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One of the miracles of modern
progress is listening to a dog show
over the radio.
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The Nebraska senate and house
have got down to quarreling a sign'
of adiournment. soon.
It's most time to drag out last
spring s suit and see it it s good ior
another 10.000 miles. I
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They say that prosperity is in the
air. We hope it will come down pret-i
ty soon and divide up with us.
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Always speak a good word for your
home ton. Plattsmoutb. is one cf the
best in Nebraska, and you know it. j
The president of the great republic its size in Nebraska. So there you ere.
of Haiti evidently does not relish the :o:
Idea of having a King in his country.' Voltaire said the French always
:o: icome late to things, but they ar.1 the
A pessimist says the greatest eco-, first people to conscript wealth in
nomic waste is to Kin a periecuy
good sheep to make a college diploma.
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In a bungalowette with a dinette
end kitchenette, one needn't expect
anything more than a house keeper-.coal
ette.
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Sentimentalists who are forever jn its 1927 legislature. Wyoming the
sending flowers to the criminal sel- first state to grant women suffrage,
dom send any to the home of the Will have only one.
criminal's victim. :o:
:o: A Maine man. given a life sen
Speaking socially of Plattsmouth. tence, has stopped t at ing. That if
where will you find a more up-to-date one rather sure way to shorten his
city of its size in the western coun
try? You just can't do it.
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We will say this for the radio
announcer: When he says "good
night" he doesn't stand at the door correspondence school course.
for 10 minutes after saying it. ! :-:
:o: ! We have it on the word of Musso-
Although women are now wearing iini that 'women are the agreeable
only about one-fifth of the clothes or pleasant parentheses of life." we
they worse 10 years ago, hooks in il0 had always been told they were
closets are just as scarce for husbands, question marks, are glad that's set-'
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A stork was placed in a cage with
a lion in a German zoo. The lion fled j European commentator asserts that
In fear. Maybe the king of beasts was America is too much ruled by petti
just 6ure the bird was going to shout coats. Evidently he doesn't know
"triplets!" at him. ; about what kind of people the new
:o: 'arrivals are.
A New Jersey town imposes a fine :o:
on any woman who "wilfully, malici- Mental hygiene bureaus are being v: tlial n'1 '!rt-a,1 -njob p.. .luin
ously and feloniously" wear knickers, established in colleges in an effort -nxl popularity, so that any special
Our legal knowledge is not very ex- to cut down the suicide rate. That ch'ort on his behalf is superrogatory;
tensive, so we guess the ladies may recalls the old-fashionr,d day when a
wear them to play golf. j college education was supposed tc
:o: give a man a start in life.
Panic reigns in polar exploration :o:
circles. Dr. Cook will shortly be on You can tell with a reasonable !"
parole from the federal penitentiary, gree of accuracy which lame eh: k
His first step will be to put the old
pep into polar exploring and to de-
nounce the pikers. Boy Scouts, and
society women who have been making
a joke of a serious occupation. -
INSURANCE!
I WRITE FOR THE
Farmers' Mutual of Lincoln.
Equitable Life of New York.
Mutual Benefit Health &. Accident Ass'n.
Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance Associa
tion of Iowa.
In the Farmers' Mutual of Lincoln, yon have no renewal
premiums to meet.
In the Mutual Benefit H. & A. in case of total disability
either from sickness or accident, you draw from $40.00 to $80.00
per month.
Your business is selicited.
W. T. RICHARDSON,
Mynard, Nebraska.
Easter eggs will soon be ripe.
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rlad you are alive and
Ain't you
well?
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The closing of -the Iowa coal mines
is predicted.
:o:
The geese are flying North sure
'sign of spring.
:o:-
We will soon have good roads,
Old Sol will do his duty.
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Most of the people willing to sur-
render their convictions are in prison.
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Xo town in Nebraska offers better
inducements to homeseekers than
I'lattsmouth. ,
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The American people should be soi.crht on all subjects and tbo invi-j
happy and prosperous, but the most table result i that he makes a co:i
of them are not. . sinuate ns if himself. ;
:o: j I'artirularly is this true of Henry
Americans are being held for ran- For,j The Detroit mauufact un r has !
som in Mexico. Stay at home and the achieved remarkable success in build-i
goblins can't get you.
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Vaudeville may be only a century
old, as the papers say. but its jokes
are certainly much older.
j
hunt
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A criminologist announces a
for a good lie detector. If he's mar-
ried. why not try his wife?
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A lily is just an onion that has
gone to college and learned to paint
her lips and perfume her breath,
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Flattsmouth cannot be outdone for
; any and everything, by any city of
war.
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V.liat has become of the old-fashioned
grocer who put a potato on the
spout when you bought a gallon of
oil?.
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Connecticut will hav 16 women
time of imprisonment.
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Talking movies having been per-.
fe;ted some of the motion picture r.c-
tors will have to brush up with a
! tied now.
needs a job worst by noting v. hi h
one predicts the- president's unaiii 1-
on? renomination and triumphant : -
election with the most fervency a d
frequency. ' "
i
Because one of the mo.4 powerful
factors in comedy is cruelty, many
otherwise kindly Americans are:
awaiting Henry Ford's appearance on!
; the witness stand to defend himself j
against the action for damages
brought by Aaron Sarho. They are
looking far such conn dy as was sun-'
plied by Mr. Ford some years ago!
when he testified that historv was all
i
bunk, tbat in effect there wasn't anyj
difference between Benedict Arnold'
and Arnold Uenr.ett. and made other'
similar absurd statements. Such com-'
edy as the expectant await will le'
comedy to them because of the duality
I of unconscious cruel tv within them-
iH, t : . ' . w 1 1 1 ii.ivi tll.t'l' III III;
. 1 . . ..-ill C A . .. i '
the thought of a very rich man fitting'
in the vitn ss chair and displaying
air iest incredible ignorance. Y t,j
,..:t monti, tl:ev will read with in-
! ten st and witl
t
. ' opinion o!" some
Clo-o
otlu
attention the
r com picuous
play, : puhiie
fir some or h r
man as to
! movement.
a book, a
a picture.
sniij-'tt as to wtucn l e is no n. . re
infnrn;ed than hundreds of thousands.
of altogether inconspii uoik r.-.'-n. t
This is an old tr-jt of ,q humv.n ,
family. If a man. distinguished
anv one line happen? to be in tl.e
i
! limelight, his opinions are eagerly,
I ing automobiles, is said to have more
! 1
ready casii than any ntr,"r man m tiie
world, and when that is said concc rr.-;
ing him. all has been said that is-
worth while saying. As to art. 1't-.
( r: tlire' science, religion, iiolitit al,
economy, and the big topics oi the,
world, he is an utter ignoramus vt t '
; he employs an arn'y of
e '
a-;, nt-.
i" i p.ei)..gaiu.:n io an in.-
e. ; .
all th-s- subjects, and foolish
ma:i nest an inn-rest in wimt
In all human history no man 1
ceived
more
free
;dvertising
tl!
Henry Ford we're giving him some
va-uabit publicity ottrsei.
es richt rt
this moment.
t'arus i I: a I the greatest voice
hi-
Time; bin his op
ll'Ml
of a b-'t f sf:t-
uarv wa
'Slightest
not. f-r t!-; t reason. .f the
value, S-cr-'ta'-v M'-ilon is
considered an uncommonly able Se -ret.iry
of the Treasury, as he i kuo v:i
to be one of the richest men in th
t world, but n ither of those facts equip
him to speak with authority of tVe
merits of a novtl. Many An- rlca-i--firmly
believe Mr. Cool i dire i? the y. ry
ierrs'T.ification of presidential wi-idi:;:
an! L'atesmanship ; but tln-"e ! r.:
n no reason to believe he is a com
pel f-Tt judge of a t!v:;trical perform-'
auee. Yet. the opinion of any of the.-e
as to cnythinc wiihin the rai;re of
human effort is. or would be. solemn
ly ov.oted and cccpted.
It's an old trait. Hut no matter
howoft n its oMiy may be point' d
oir
l- I'll":
r.u man nature wnl retain it;
shall eor.rlnu- to het d the opniiom
of noted men on subj -et-; i one, ruing
wl ich they are who'ly uninformed.
EEETHOVTN WELE
Beethoven Wee k, as a me ans of f il
tering appreciation of Beethoven's
music in connection will; tin- caten
ary of his death, has met wi;:i quit"
a little criticism. It is pointed euit
that a "week." as we have came to
think of such a celebration, is incon
gruous wht-n associated with Bee t ho
that this popularity has emu about
naturally, without aiel of stimulants,
and that offici i propaganda would be
mere likely to blight it than to aug
ment it. And it must ! admitted
that there is something to i. said for
thse arguments. particularly th"
last. We' dot? ot. as
rule, ta
kind-
to things handed down from i:
high; many of us give Longfe-ilow a
.wile b-rth because of the elreadfjl
lc-ss'u-.s we had to le-arn about him in
'scboed.
There is one consideration, how
ever, which outweighs all others, and
it is in favor of the plan. It is this;
that by the time the speeches are
done. Beethoven, to some extent at
east, will have' been transformed from
a name into a man. Many concert-go-rs.
one suspects, have very vague
notions about him indeed. He wrote
nine symphonies one of them known
as the "Fifth;" he got sore at Napo-j
Icon for something or other; he was
deaf. Beyond that, a blank. But the
program that has now begun should
change all that. People will begin to
j discover that this Beethoven was a
! colorful fellow, one worth lofking up
'in the library. And that should not
jOnly beget wider appreciation of Be e-j
, thoven's music but also better under
i standing of it.
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j If only one is born every miuute,
j Low, we mathematically inquire, ac
i count for all the contestants in those
contests?
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U Si i ' fig p jtf A-
et
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t- V S
f Because of the
number of Buicks
that people buy,
vou rret value in a
El::;:!: that simply
naot be equalled
at the
uick price
Buick puts the
cavin?s cf volume
of
" L-. - c
leadership right
baciv into
Buick
That's
luick aives
r
cntiiusias-
r- -r r-
. V U vl )1V.xJi
J. B. LIVINGSTON
Dvick Dealzr
Corner 4th and Hain Streets
T)T - c rrrr IT VTtt?
E0TH SEED IT
Husuands. as well wive.-, need to
know something about the stit-neo ot
uthT.ics. Vas.-ar Call- ge is convinc
ed, if families are 10 be ; rop'-rly rear-
d. Th- r.
ics vill 1
fere, the school of euthen
; c.j-edtuaT'lDr.al this sum-
mer, t .''
attend' d
having a
v" hu: brfnds of wives who I
i.e first session last unimer
ady hi-& accepted for rcg-
i-tratit-i et tl.e r
ou"st of said wives.
' . . &
.
... . .
is tne
ran
it
II A. W
why there
htiore than a
, r 'Mr. and Mrs. Paul Remkt spent
nary u-fn.es euthenisc ag,.. . ' .
Th- ell
seeeiice oi nupi a ins ine ui:;,iiiun).,n home
race- by external influences, apart
from ce nsi derations of heredity." The
aim of the Vassar course will be "to
supply knowledge of the complex ( fri(.Rd's hoJ0 phe can seen re-turit
problems cf adjustment between in-jhon;e much improved in health,
elividunl and environment, emphasiz-l Jack Long.' son of Mr. and Mrs
m,p- home a.i fr,miiv tn nr?iirr'Kofert Long, fell off the porch the
women better trained ior leadership!
through intensive study of their own
peculiar opportunities and responsi-
bilitics; and to make men better hus
bands and fathers." The first two
clauses sound a little vague although
comprehensive; but the last is explicit
enough.
If the technioue of makine homes
run mrre s':ie oth.lv can be taught!
acadt
n'cally. surely both members ef
the marital partnership should study
it. Perhaps the th.orv can be more
,. , ... ,.
i a i ei i ' l. e in. - y ajpii'.u aner a. nine
elubio'isiy
Wl:. thof
suc-i essf ul practice,
wives are wise.
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Any-
F-ay what you please, but in the old
eleys when a sweetheart treasured his
letters, she did not do so literally.
What Is a
Diuretic?
People Are Learning theVaiue of Occa
sional Use.
EVERYONE knows that a lax
ative stimulates the bowels. A
diuretic performs a similar function
to the kidneys. Under the strain of
cur modern life, our organs are apt to
become sluggish and require assist
ance. More and more people are
learning to use Doan's Pills, oc
casionally, to insure good elimina
tion which is so essential to good
health. More than 50,000 grateful
users have given Doan's signed rec
ommendations. Scarcely a commu
nity but has its representation. Ask
your neighbor!
DOAN'S
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SOUTH BEND
Ashland Gazette
Mr. Jess Kloiser drove to Lincoln
Saturday.
.J'"; Knecht and John Timm drove
to Omaha Tuesday.
T.Ir. William Kl iser drove to Vu
tan T:i; sd-iy on business.
Mr. William Kleis'r was a South
Oma'ia visit- r Wednesday.
Mr. Paul Kittrell drove to St.,
Jose pli, Ma.. Saturday nijrht.
Miss 11a Hurst, of Ashland, spent
he w
e k end at the Jacob Carniele
home.
Mrs. Vi'da L tig spe nt Tuesday of
la.-: week with Mrs. Alice Uvutz. at;
..I.- - ... !
Mr. and
family spent
I L'rrv
tr.dav ' z
Weichel and
the W. A.
Jcr.es home.
Mrs. Viola Long spent Monday
it.
Ashland visiting Mrs. I lagan am'
M : lartz.. ,
.tiss l!:iz-l Join s spent the wc k !
e?id wiih her parents, Mr. and Mrs.j
W. A. .Toms. j
Th-- Misses and IJlanche ;
.Tom s called at t!;e Alfred Johnson:
Ii rn Sunday. J
Mr. and Mrs. Kd II iu aad family,
rnent Saturday evenlrg at the .lo'.ii; !
Campiiell home. J
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Long a t '' j
solid v.o'" i!;niicr guests Miu.tay o.
Mrs. Viola. Long.
Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. Campbell spent
s-i
im.iv
aftf rnoon with Mr. and Mr:
George Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. George TJornman and
sons called Sunday evening at thr
George V.'allinger h;n,c.
Mr. Alfred Johnson and dauch
ter. Mildred, spout Sunday evening
at the W. A. Jones home."
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Carniele
drove to V.'aun Sunday and spent tl -day
villi Mr. and Mrs. Frauzcn.
Mrs. Emma Calder is su fieri !;.
with neuritis in her arm. Her many
friends he;
for a speedy re
;ery.
Mr. Mid Mrs
little son were
'lav evening at
Clvdc- llaswell and
supper guests Su ti
the Jacob Carniele
h me.
Mr. Fryan I:II returned home Its:
V." i dnesday fr mi a f ur "Aeeks viit
at the home rf hi.i son. Willard, near
Meadow.
M.s. Chas. SdiafTer and Iaught-r
Caioline, of Murd'-k sp'-t.t Saturda.y
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
Campbell.
Mr. Lorris Roebrr and st-ter, Mrs.
Fred Neuman. !e:t S
nio'it, 111., to a; tend :
;:y tor n'1
funeral of
thtir nit rf.
Mr. and Mrs. ll"n Winctf t
ar d
..!:. Eunn.t ' abler we-e
cru'-sts Sunditv ;it the Link
d ir r. -'i
Hen ry
h iroe la Ashland.
V.'n:. Winsret fini.-hed husking
corn last week and the first of this
week delivered som-- C'Oit bushel le
the Weavei- elevator.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stander and
family and Mr. and Mr-. B. O
Moojht v''ere dinner guests Sunday
at theL. J. R:;eber heme.
M r;;. Jacob Carniele and daifrh
tcr.s M-s. Clyde Haswell and Miss
iu:h Carniele i-iic-nt Friday afternoon
with. Mrs. Henry Stander.
Fred W-aver ar.d daughter. Mrs.
L. 15. L.o ey. end sons, Kenneth and
Glenn, were Sunday dinner guests at
the Sterling P-ck home in Elmwood.
Charles Stander is staying nihfs
at the home of bis sister, Mrs. L. J.
Eoeher and assisting with the chores
v. hile his brother-in-law i., in Illi
nois. Miss Florence Winget spent Fri-
: (1-ay evcr.ine with Mrs. R. O. Mooney
rt:iiiit; fiiiiiH at iut j it i iiiuu i inv
Mr. F. T. Graham returned hom
Monday from Kansas City, but Mrs.
'Graham remained in that city for
lfi:vthr-r r-icrMr-nl treftrrent TTer mnnv
first ef last week, ar.d cut his head
riu'.'e badly. It was necessary to take
four stite dies to close the wound. He
is under the care of Dr. Baer. of
Ashland, and is reported as getting
alemg nicely.
Last Sunday's eelition of the Los
Angeles Times containeel a picture
in the sport section ef Feuiz Sturz-ene'-ger,
who has accent the posi
tion of head baseball ceiach of the
University ef California. Accompany-
ig the picture was a write-un of a
;,me played between U. of S. C. and
j B rk ley. which the former won in :
- - 11 inning game. -7. and gives Foi:z
jmueh credit for his victory becaus-
of the fact that his te-am v.-as com
posed ehiif'y of recruits, while tin
Berkley team had many ve'erans ir.
their line-up. Fen is the only son
ef E. Fturzenegger of this place, and
grew to manhood in this vicinity.
Tire many friends of Miss June
Churchill, ore of the efficient teach
ers in our town school, were very
much surprieel Monday to learn of
her marriace over the week end tr
Mr. Charles Blair, of Ashland, who
is attending school in Lincoln, be
ing in the Sophomeiro year in the
College of Electrical Engineering.
So well was the secret kept that
event hor own parents c' id not know
of the happy event un'il they receiv
ed a message from them while pass
ing through Cheyenne, en route to
California on their honeymoon trip.
.Tuna has won many friends in South
Bend, on account of her bright, sun
ny disposition, who will join hands
in wishing her and her husband
much happiness. Miss Ethel Hunt-j
er has been hired to finish out the
remainder of the school year.
F0S SAIE
Seasonpd oak posts
sawed ends.
Telephone 3903.
S. T. GILMOUR
m2S-tf sw
Everyboay reads tlie jonrnai Want !
AHs nnT vnyrr Tnesn w nlacpd ther
uHIl crt results. i
Farmers Mutual Insurance
COMPANY
of Cass County, Nebraska
was organized by Cass County Farmers in 1894.
During the Company's existence our members have
saved money on insurance premiums, and we have
paid our losses promptly.
If you are looking for good insurance at a reasonable
rate we invite you to become a member of our Cass
county Institution.
For full particulars write
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Plattsmouth, Nebraska
NOTICE OF REFEREE'S SALE
In the District Court of Cass county,
Nebraska.
Hugh Chaifant
I'la'.lltiff
vs.
J Alice Wolfe. W. J. Jehns
jton. Nellie Johnston, Har
riet Nichols. George Nich
r Is. Dan Chaifant and
iiertha Chaifant.
Deiendants
NOTICE
Notice is her-by given that under,
and 1 y virtue of the decree of the D:s-t-"t
Court of C.'ss county. Nebra'-l;a,j
entered in the above entitled cause'
on the 1st dav oi March. lafjT. and'
Court on the "th day of M: rf h, 10 2 7,
the und--s!gnd sole referee will sell
at public auction on the 2"rd day of
April. l!'-7. at ten o'clock a. m. of
Jsaid date, at the south, front door of
the court house in the City of I'latt - -
Cass ounty, Nebraska, to the
mot
j!'
j-hest biddtr lor cash, the iollow -
ng (b-s -ribed reel estate, to-wit:
The west half of the southwest
quarter and Lots 1, 2 and " in
the east half of the southwest
quarter in Se'tian 1, Township
1',, north. Eana-e IG, east of the
fith P. M.. in Cass county. Ne
braska, consisting of 125 acres.
more or less.
Said sale will remain open for one nam iiir.ner: i r.e rirsi .xaunnai
hour Twenty per cent of bid to be. Rank of Plattsmouth, Nebraska, and
paid in cash at the time of sale and Fred Iiuerstetta. receiver of The First
the balance of the purchae price to National Rank, of Plattsmouth, Ne
h n.iid or ronfrmati'on of the rale ' braska. interveiu.rs. are defendants.
and delivery of deed.
Dated this 17th day of March, A.
D. 102 7.
D. O. DWYER.
m21-4w. Referee.
SHERIFF'S SALE
State of Nebraska, County of Cass,
ss.
By virtue of an Order of Sale issued
by Colela Noble Beal. Clerk of the
Distrkt Court, within and for Cass;
oounf-. Nebraska, and to me direct -
ed. I will on ti e Mb day of April, ;ty. Nebraska.
A. D. 1?27, at 10 o'clock a. m. of In the matter of Angelo Antonio
said day. at the south front door of Nunziato, Insane.
the court house in the city of I'latts-j Notice is hereby given tbat in pur
mouth. Nebraska, in sail e-ounty. sell suar.ee f an Oreler anel License is
at public auction to the highest bid- sued by the Honorable James T. Bcg
der for cash the following real estate, ley. Judge of the District Court of
to-wit :
Lots 3, 4. a, f. 7. in Block I.
North and Eight West; and all
of Block 7 West; and all of Block
S West; and all of Block I North,
7 We-t, which lies vest of the
North branch of Rock Creek:
and all of Block I South and S
West of the public sejuare of
the Village of Rock Bluff, in
Cass county. Nebraska, as sur
veyed and platted and recorded:
also Lots 1, 2, 9 and 10 in Block
I North and S West of the public
square, in Rock Bluffs, Cass
county, Nebraska
the same being levied upon and
taken as the property of John L.
Smith et al. defendants, to satisfy a
judgment of sai1 Court, reeovere-d
by Louis Kei!. Guardian of Ray V,'.
Lambert, a minor, plaintiff against
said defendants.
I'lattsmouth. Nebraska, March "rd,
A. I). li27.
BERT REED.
Sheriff Cass County,
Nebraska.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The State of Nebraska. Cass coun-' Y"u ar(' he-cby notified that I will
tv Kj; sit at the County Court retom in
In the Countv Court. ! I'lattsmouth, in said county, on the
In the matter of the estate of ir'th ,la' of April, 1927, and on the
Petroliua Chalounka, deceased. 10th day of July, li'27, at ten o'clock
To the creditors of said estate: a- - on Pa(h Ja'. to rece ive and
You are hereby notified that I will examine all claims against faid e
sit at the County Court room in taU- vi1 a view to their adjust
Plattsmouth in said mint v. on tlie r'nt and allowance. The time lim
18th dav of April. 1 J27. and on the itS( for 1he presentation of claims
lfeth day of July. 1.027. at 10 o'clock against said estate is three months
a. m.. on each dav. to receive and lro;il t'..e l"'th day of April. A. I).
examine all claims against said c.s-
tate, with a view to tbeir adjustment
and allowance. The time limited for
the presentation of claims against
said estate is three months from the
ISth day of April, A. D. 1927, and the
time limited for payment of debts is
one year from said 18th day of
April, 1927.
Witness my hand and the seal of.
said County Court, this 21st day of
March, 1927. :
A. H. DUXBURT,
(Seal) m28-4w
os.ln- Cnnrtv lnHo
The gangsters are in the saddle for
the ninpJ". and the Anti-Saloon
Ieague is going to have their share
the graft. '
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Ga(.rafsrtf
SHERIFF'S SALE
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! State of Nebraska. County of Cass,
'ss.
I T.- v'rt'ip of nn Order of Snlf is-
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the District Court within and for Cass
county. Nebraska, and to me directed.
I will on the 10th day of April, A.
D., 1 r 27. at lo f)'( lofk a. m. of said
day. at the south front door of the
court house, in the City of Flatts
mout'n. Nebraska, in said county, sell
at pi'.blie aiKtion to the highest
liMbler lor f-ash the following real es
iatt . to-wit :
Lots 7. S, ft, 10. IIlocl:
Lots r,. C. Flock (:;, in the Origi
nal Citv of Plattsmoutb: Iots
7. ' . 1". 11 and 12. Ill . k .
I)iil;cV, Addition to the City ff
I'lattf -mouth, as surveyed, plat
ted ; nd reeorded, all in Cass
couixv, Neb,raska
,The same being levied upon and
'taken r,s the property of William
, v- vium. uvur w. iv..
Fteckv Morelaii'l,
.ureiana,
unknown, hus-
'first and real name
,band of IJecky
Moreland; Clarence
iFavers; Faers, firt and real
,nar.,e ur.Vinov.n. wife of Clarence
iFnvers: Mrs. William Marsh, widfw;
Mrs. Marion Chancelor, widow; Wil
lliarn Hinner, Ilinner. lirst
nine real nam uiiKiiown. wne f)i v ii-
to satisfy a judgment of said court
rc-overed by The Standard Saifngs
.and Loan Association of Omaha. Ne
braska, plaintiff against said defend-
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, March 11,
A. D. 1927.
EERT REED,
Sheriff Cass County,
Nebraska.
NOTICE OF GUARDIAN'S SALE
1 Tn the District Court of Cass coun-
Cass county. Nebraska, on the 2f',th
'day of March. 1927. to me. W. G.
: Kieck, Guardian. I will on the 2Cth
day of April, 1S27, at the hour of ten
1 o'clock in the forenoon on the prem
ises in Murdoch, Cass county, Nebras
ika, offer for sale at public auetion
to the highest bidder for cash, the
i following elescribeel real estate, te-
wit:
Lots five (5) and six (6), In
. Bloek twenty (20). in the Vil
lage of Murdock, Cass ceiunty,
Nebraska
(subject to all liens and encumbrances
: thereon. Said offer for sal? to re-
main open for one hour for bids,
Baled this 2Cth day of March, A.
D. 1 f2 7.
W. C KIECK.
Guardian of Angelo Antonio
Nunziato, Insane.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The State of Nebraska, Cass coun-
ity. ss.
I In the County Ceurt.
I In the natter of the estate of Re-
jbeee-a A. Murray, deceased.
I To tl.e creditors of said estate:
127. and the time limited for pay-
mPnt nf I"tts it one year from said
3-t! of April, 1I27.
Witness my hand and the real of
pai(l County Court, this 17th day of
March, 1P27.
A. H. DFXBURY,
Seal) m21-4w County Ju?c.
Senator Hiram Johnson says his
presidential germ has been thoroughly
eradicated. This, if true, is a valuable
lu,!" - u,rO u- jjuimui MifiiLT. ruruin
jwas a stubborn germ, and its isolation
and subsequent extermination de-
notes that other political cocci even
more tenacious of life are not hope-
lessly Immortal.
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