THURSDAY, OCT. 13. 1927.
PIATTSMOUTH ST.TiTT - WEEKLY JOUWfAX
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IS YOUR MONEY BURIED OR
PLANTED WHERE IT GROWS?
Getting money makes you work save some and make
it work for you. One dollar starts a savings account.
Regular savings will establish a fund. That fund will
produce an income. This strong bank pays interest and
furnishes recommended investments.
THE BANK OF UNION
W. B. Banning, Cashier Union, Nebr.
Cou
nicry
reduce
I am here to serve you with the
highest prices for Poultry, Eggs,
and Cream. Courteous treatment.
Clarence Dukes
Union, Nebr.
Mrs. A. L. Backer was a visitor in
O.-r.uha on inupcaj oi u
wh.re she was the gust of .Mrs. .
L. Tavlct , and remained for over
r.Vlit :
Faven Pig Jleal. containing 27 per
cent protein, and one of the nest
wr-.f-1 f(t 1 vmro. r-aS at
iCi-dt.lul Heas lor JCUi-g pgs, ax
C. G. McCarthy Elevator. :
La.-t Friday and Saturday Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Prop.-t of Tecu.n.seh were
niinvirit' :i viif r, t the firi!:,.i of Mr.
s,nd Mr. K U Lt-sich. and where thev
ill enjoyed the visit very much.
ri:av!'- Finkle and Kay Blainblot
w.:c isitir.g with friends as u H
as in'.i.i:::: after some business n:-..t-tets
in I iattsm'itth on last Saturday,
they driving over to the county m a
in their car.
The fact that after the starting
of three veils for th-.? Union water
works no site has been found, to he
what is deM?d, there is much inves
tigation as to just where it is best
to try agxiin.
On account of the appearing of
scarietina in the district of S iota,
the board of education had Dr. G. II.
The Service Store
We are here to serve you
the best, and snpply yon
with the best goods at
the lowest price.
Oar endeavors in 1927
will be concentrated on
giving you such efficient
service you will become a
regular walking adver
tisement, speaking only
good words for our store.
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Lsrocery
Unicn, Nebraska
ewole
For Economical
Transportation
The ma?t reliable and beautiful low
priced car. Ask for a demonstration. !
ucm.r.i.p Trr T'tyn or. '
Eemerr We Do Battery Charging.
ana i:q;erT; Automooile itepainng!
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GARAGE
UNI0IT - - - NEBRASKA
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Through an error in our c.d of Sept. 2Cth issue, we wish
to rnke a correction relative to feed, as follows, to-wit:
Wo do not handle Purina Laying
Mash and Pig Chow, but we DO
handle Nutrina Pig Mash and Egg
Mash.
We also have the Goodrich line of Rubber
Goods. Prices right! Quality unexcelled!
Phone No. 29
Prepared Exclusively for The Journal
Sooia
M. W. A. HALL
Union, Nebr.
Saturday Night
OCTOBER 15, 1927
Music by John Beld-
ins: Radio Orchestra!
Come! Have a Good Time
OSCAR NAILOR, Mgr.
Gilmore come down and vaccinate !
ti, el,tire number of pupils, which ;
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iipj-"t."iru "!
;irs. w. L. Taylor, widow of the
late W. L Taylor of Omaha Is re-j
P"IUd 35 hvlng 111 Ver' Pr health
, . in Omaha. Her many
iri,nds here are hoping that flic may 1
o00n De in her usual health again.
Vr:d Nutzman of south of Ne -
n twl ic . n cvfnoirA ft - ri -
- ,.f ,-,ttl0 hiuin visitor1
Ior y short time in Union and also
went on to Plattsmouth where he has
son''' hu.-iness matters to look after.
M:s. Alice Wnrd. of New York
city, and Herfha Fer.n of Salina.
'." ii 11 It .i l..i ii iifiirtviti ir j f l C l t
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at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Mcnt '
Robb. Both the visitors and the host 1
and hostess enjoyed the visit very
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The Union contingent at the state
university, which consists of Miss
Sarah T'pton and Messrs. Luces n '
, Ranninfi. Melvin Todd. Patrick Rod-'
iy, and George Garrison, were all
home and enjoying the week end i
with their parents and friends.
! Miss Beulah Clarke, who was so
i ill with the ahected wound some
1 time since and who last week was
again very sick with an attack of
j tpnfilitt s. has recovered so rapidly
; thst Fhe was able to enter school
' aaiti on last Monday afternoon,
j Ffn'o Senator W. H. Panning was
over to Lincoln last week and while ;
thc.e made the prchae of a vprv
(pe Hur.Tiiobile sodan which he drove
home and which he is liking very
' v.-r-H for his traveling, as the car is
one of the very best on the roads to-Idav.
Dance!
Haven Pig Meal, containing 27 per!aiitl fry a weeks visit here,
cent protein, and one of the most'. Hf' .X?i.!or' ?'h ?T Zn
.wonderful feeds for your-Pf pegs, at
I C. G. McCarthy Elevator,
G-?rrett Tavlor. of Orrahn. nnd wife
v itli thrir kiddie,?, drove down to
Union last Sunday and e joyed a
How is Your Roof?
Do Your Rcofs Protect Your
Grain and Stock
We have in stock galvanized corru-
!jruted st,el roofing ready to apply. '
itul?ber01cI Lea.k proof Roop& Sves
cnne protection at minimum cost,
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Union, Nebraska
Union, Neb.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OP THE
BANK OF UNION
of Union, Nebraska. ;
.Tliarter Xo. 1002 in the State of Ne
braska at tlie Close of Business
September SO, 1927
RESOURCES
Loans ami discounts . .
. .1S4, 753.55
none
Overdrafts
Bonds, M-curities. judnments
anil claims (exclusive of
cash reserve
Hanking lious-e, furniture and
fixtures
Other real estate
Hankers conservation fund..
Lue from National
and State Hanks.. $ 43,040.37
Checks and items
of exchange .... 95.29
Cash in bank 2,2S.07
L. S. bonds in cash
reserve 5.ST.O.00
Receivers certificates
SS9.32
5.000.00
20.8&0.17
626.03
51.S13.93 I
5,000.00 !
TOTAL. $209,063.06
LIABILITIES
Capital stock iaid in . . .
f 15.000.00
11. 000. on
4.4J3.01
!urilus fund
I'ndivided profits (Net) ....
ln.livi.huil deposits
subject to heck. .5119,1... .t
j Time certificates of
deposit 1 0 . ,' 1 .u.
Savings deposits . . t,404.0.
Cashier's checks
i in t s 1 m nri i n ir 955.04
?ti.0)S.4S
2.2S0.00
none
none
none
271.57
,Vrreoaxuor"na
banks
Ke-disc'junt
Hills payable
Oeposilor's guaranty fund..
TOTAL.
.$209,063.06
State of Nebraska
County of Cass J
T w Hanninp. Cashier of the
ai,.ve named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is a true anu
correct ropy of the report made to tiie
iuepartment of Trade a tin commerce.
j w. 15. banning.
Attest : r)iroctor. Cas,uer-
YvM I . JAMKS. director.
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Subscribed and sworn to before me
I this 1,)u' day Clifton "ii SMITH
ifg, ai) "Notary Public
'.
(My commission expires Jan. 19. 1931.)
vicif with relatives here for a short
time as v.ell as ring to the cemetery
where their father. V. L. Taylor, was
i.nried to look after some care of
the erav
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I'erman C. Ross, who, during tne
slack time following the doing of the
, fall plowing, and the beginning of
'the gathering of corn, of which he
has an excellent crop, is painting the
buildings on the farm and has the
, woik about completed, he having.the
hou-e and barn and two cribs to em
; hellish.
' Mrs. Rue II. Frans entertained at
i her home on last Saturday afternoon
jthe Wyoming Auxiliary of the Epis
copal church, and at which time
there was a good gathering of the
real workers of the church, and all
i enjoyed the day. besides the work
I which was done for the cause of the
! church.
Frank and Anna Bauer were visit-
inr tor tne day last Sunday at the
immo rt ir ond Tra tiarnid Virh-
ols, and family at Greenwood, where
a most pleasant day was enjoyed by
all. and on the return of Frank and
Anna, the little kiddies Ruth and
Dorothy Nichols returned with them
Union
has
bf.en conducting an eating house on
upper main street in connection with
a confectionery, late last week pur-
chased the business of R. C. Wright.
of Murray and on Monday morning
had a truck come from Murray and
move his effects to that place, where
he will engage in the confectionery
and cafe business.
Have Excellent Attendance
The attendance at the Bible school
and the church meeting at the Bap
tist church of Union on last Sunday
was very encouraging, and also very
Kr atifying to the superintendent and
..?r! J'l,1!!.
church, as well as the officers and
j earnest workers of both Bible school
.and church, and has given them re-
j newMl ze3, in thrir work Now let
all get behind the work and make
it go along just like it should. We all
want a good earnest working church
and Bible school and can only have
it by working ourselves. Now let'a
go, and make the thing a success.
Entertain Cass Co. Bankers
This year on Columbus day, the
Cass county bankers association met
at Union and were the guests of the
Bank of Union and the city of Union.
A most worth while gathering, which
numbers about one hundred, the
number being made up of the bank
ers and the workers in the bank, and
their wives.
Excellent speakers, who are in
close touch with the world's finan
cial condition were present and de
livered very able discourses on the
mission of the banks and the needs of
tho day. Thel adies of the two Union
churches, the Methodist and the Bap
tist, entertained the visitors, feeding
them at the basement of the Baptist
1 a
cnurcn wfiicn is a very pleasant place
for the purpose. The bankers, on
leaving, expressed themselves as be
ing very highly pleased with the wel
come and the kindly treatment which
was so cordially extended to them.
FOR SALE
Purebred Single Comb White
Minorra Cockerals, $1.25 each. Mrs.
Earl Wolfe, Union, Nebraska
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Legal blanks of all kinds for sale
at the Journal office.
AND
lyster Supper
at the
Eight Mile Grcvs
Lutheran Church
Friday Evening
October
14
Serving starts at 6:30.
Sandwiches, Pie and Coffee
for those who do not
care for oysters.
Everyone Cordially Invited
CALL FOB SUPREME COURT
The supreme court issued a cal?
Saturday for a session beginning Oct
47. It includes three criminal cases
One is that of Thomas Salisbury
convicted in Pierce county of man
slaughter in carelessly causing the
death of another in an automobile
smashup. Victor Vara, convicted in
Saline county of larcency, and Al
phonso Julian, will have their ap
pealt heard.
The court advanced for hearing on
the first day the mandamus suit
brought by the Liberty high school
district of Sioux county -recently
against the auditor to force the regis
tration of bonds he says are sough'
to be issued in excess of the legal
limit.
The re-argument allowed in the in
heritance tax case in Wayne county
against the Carl Bronzynski estate
is to be argued on Wednesday. It in
volves the question of when a per
sop can deed away property to avoid
the tas. The law says this cannot be
done iti contemplation of death, but
?hc court is to decide if this mean?
when a person is actually confront
ed with death or that period in v
m?n'r life when ho is induced tc
make r. will in the natural anticipa
tion of his de mise.
The court will also hear the argu
ments in a case brought by the Aetn?
Casu Ity company ttwrecover money
it paid on the Thomas county treas
urer's bond to make good checks he
drew for hi:: personal account. The
ompany says the guaranty fund is
liable because the banker knew the
checks were for personal debts.
FOR SALE
Barred Plymouth Rock cockrels.
R. T. Cuthrell, Plattsmouth. Neb
Phone No 3911. oll-2sw
RECOVERING NICELY
From Tuescia v's Dally
T. H. Pollock, president of the
Farmers State bank, who was taken
ill very suddenly yesterday morning
while en route to Omaha in his auto.
has so far recovered that he was able
to be down town this afternoon for
a part of the time, looking after some
work at the bank. Mr. Pollock is
feeling very much better and has ap
parently suffered but little from his
attack that was quite serious for
some little time. The many friends
were busily engaged in greeting Mr.
Pollock on his recovery and trusting
that he may now be able to resume
his usual activities without any ser
ious after-effects of the illness.
YOUNG LAD IMPROVING
From W"lnsda v'u Pally
Fred Hull, who is at the hospital
at Omaha recovering from the effects
of his broken leg. is doing nicely.
the reports from that place state and
he will be soon on the highway to
recovery as the broken bone will
knit fast as he is young. The leg is
still swollen a little but this is fast
going down and it is thought that
all trace of the outward effects of
the break will soon have disappear
ed. Tho boy. however, will have a
stay of several weeks at the hospital.
FOR SALE
I have a few excellent big type
Poland China boars left. John Scheel
Murdock, Neb. o!0-2tw
APPLES FOR SALE
Grimes Golden and other varieties
of apples for sale at our home.
A. A. YOUNG.
Blank books at the Journal office.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
For license to operate a Pool and
Billiard Hall.
Notice is hereby Riven that the un
dersigned will on the 1st day of No
vember, 1927, at 10 o'clock a. m., at
the court house in Plattsmouth, Cass
county, Nebraska, make application
to the Board of County Commission
er8 of said county for license to op-
erate a pool and biliard hall in the
building on lot Five (5), Block (3).
,n the villaEe of Manley, Cass coun-J
ty, xseDrasKa.
Dated this 6th day of October, A.
n is 27
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JOHN ORUBER.
LOCAL NEWS
Dr. Heineman, Dentist, Hotel Main
Bldg., Phone 527.
From Monday's Dally
I'er Fitzer of Edison, Nebraska,
who was here to visit with his daugh
ter. Mrs. C. E. Hitt and family.
! Dr. A. D. Caldwell of Oma .a who
wat. here over Sunday for a vir-it
with his family, returned iUis morn
ing to Omaha.
j Howard C. Burke of Greenwood
was among the visitors in the city
today to spend a few hours attending
, to some matters of business.
I I)t Vniinp t! nnrtinneer. is
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! spending a few days in Chare county
where he was called to rook after his
land interests in that section.
j L. W. Gregory of near Imperial,
i Nebraska, was here today for a lew
hours visiting with friends and was
accompanied by his brother-in-law,
(Glen Rhoden.
Attorney C. E. Tefft and J. M. Tee
garden, will known real estate man
of Weeping Water, were here today
for a few hours attending to some
matters of business. '
Patrick Eagan and wife of Edge
mont. South Dakota, were here today
for a visit with relatives and friends;
and departed this afternoon for
Union for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Conboy!
and Mrs. Harry Miller and Mrs j
Fleet Parson of Omaha were here!
over Sunday as guests at the home'
of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Sitzman.
E. C. Miller of Lincoln, former
Plattsmouth boy, was here over Sun
day to visit here with old time friends
and returning yesterday to his home
Mr. Miller is engaged with the
Grainger wholesale fruit house in
Lincoln.
George E. Rebal .who is now lo
cated at Omaha with Piggly-Wiggly
chain stores, was here Sunday for a
visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Rebal. Mr. Rebal has just re
turned to Omaha from Milwaukee,
where he was engaged with a force
of checkers for the company that he
is employed by.
From Tuesday's Dallv
Attorney C. L. Graves of Union
was here today for a, few hours look
ing after some matters at the ccurt
house.
William Starkjohn departed thk-
morning for Gothenberg, Nebraska
where he was called to look after
some matters in connection with hl
farm at that place.
Mrs. F. R. Cunningham of Nehaw-
ka, is here to enjoy the week in this
city visiting with her mother, Mrs.
J. R. Vallery and family as well as the
many friends in this locality.
C. D. Quinton, former sheriff, war
here today from Lincoln for a few
hours visiting with friends and look
ing after some matters of business
making the trip via the auto route.
M. Fanger and V. Zuckor, of Oma
ha, former business men here but lo
cated in Omaha for several years.
were here yesterday to spent a few
hours looking after some matters of
business.
Emil Walters, the contractor de
parted this morning for Omaha where
he was called on some matters in
connection with the starting of the
construction of two new brick store
buildings at Murray.
City Attorney and Mrs. J. A. Can-
well were at Lincoln today where
they were called to attend the fun
eral of the father of Mrs. Pearl Cap
well of Elmwood. which was held to
day in the capitol city.
William Rice and son, Henry, were
visitors over the week end at Storm
Lake, Iowa, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Mathison and on their re
turn home, were accompanied by Mrs.
Mathison, who will visit here with
the parents over the week.
From Wednesday's Dally
Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Gilmore of
Murray were here yesterday after
noon for a short time visiting with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder, Jr..
who are now located on a farm near
Fremont, were here yesterday and
last evening visiting with the rela
tives and friends.
Mrs. C. S. Purdy of Livingston,
Montann and daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Leo Purdy of Alliance, are here to en
joy a visit at tne home of Mrs. Fran
ces Purdy for a few days.
Mrs. A. Hiatt of Arcadia, Nebras
ka, who has been here for a short
time visiting at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Esper McClery, departed
this morning for her home.
Mr3. William Rice. Sr., and daugh
ter, Mrs. Carl Mathison of Storrr
jake, Iowa, who is here visiting at
the Rice home, were in Omaha today
to enjoy a few hours outing.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Parkening and
Mr. and Mrs. William Haffke of
Omaha were here today attending tc
some matters of business and visit
ing with the old time friends here.
Mrs. Haffke being a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Parkening.
MYNARD U. B. CHURCH
Sunday school at 10 a. ni.
Sermon at 10'a. m.
There will be services at night be
ginning at 8 p. m.
Board meeting at the church Fri
day night at 8 p. m. It is hoped ail
will be out to this meeting.
G. B. WEAVER.
Pastor.
PEACHES P0R SALE
I have peaches for sale, which will
ripen early in September Will those
wanting them phone me at either
Murray phone 54 or 1S03. Mrs.
Sadie Oldham. a25-tfsw
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naTp vnn a-niTrntr r.n sllt Tell
the world about it through the Jour
nal's Want Ad department.
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back home your dinner is ready. Saves one-third on
your fuel bill too, ana, best of all, it gives you those
valuable mineral salts and vitamines that are so essen
tial to the health of your family.
This heavy aluminum waterless cooker can be
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Cheaper cuts cf meat are delicious. CoeJ'.s a
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Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Lady Norfolk
Exceeds Austral
ian Hen's Mark
Nebraska Hen Officially Wins Wcr!!
Title for Consecutive Laying
With Ess No. 166.
Lady Norfolk became the unchal
lenged world chanpion egg layer
Tuesday morning when she deposited
her 1 6 t h egg in 1C6 consecutive j
days of laying, in her nest at thei
American Milling company plant ! Red Cloud, Neb. Twenty years
Twenty-ninth and 15 streets. Omaha, ago the first day of this month, C. S.
Monday she had tied the prtviour Ludiov of Red Cloud began his duties
world record of 1C3, held by an as United Srates voluntary weather
Australian hen. j observer and during this time has
George A. Danforth gave Lady Nor- 'missed only once furnishing the daily
folk a careful examination. fier she report on weather conditions requir
hr.d set the new record, and pro-,ed by the government,
flounced her in good rbysknl condl-j During this time he has pent 1.S0O
tion, with excellent prospects of pro-: telegrams to the department, l.sno
ducing an egs a day for another daily post cards, 1,0 -to weekly post
week, (cards and 240 monthly reports. Hun
Though Lady Norfolk has outdis-j dreds of thousands of telephone calls
tanced all other hens in consecutive j hav been answered by him and his
egg-laying, two other hens have her j family, inquiring abrtit rainfall, min
beaten so far for the total number ofjimum and maximum temperatures,
egg-- laid during the current contest, j etc.
Lady Norfolk has laid 2:'.3 eggs since He has pervert entirely without re
the contest began November 1. 120. i numeration other tV.ar. the satisfac
and since April 29 ha? laid an egg tion of giving the public the bene
every day. Two Rhode island Red fit of the service a:ul has received
hens owned by W. A. Robinson of hut one letter of appreciation from
Omaha have laid 24T and 230 eggs! the department during the entire 20
respectively. Their lead is due tc j years.
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Oar annual Fall sale will be held on the icrm, 2 miles
east and 2 miles south of Dunbar, Nebraska, on
Wednesday, October 19
Commencing at 1 :30 0'Clock
35 Spring Boars, 10 Spring Gilts
We will conduct our Annual Sale the same as we did last year,
that is, we are dispensing with the aid of field men and holding the
sale on the farm. By so doing, we think we can save our customers
some money ar.d give them better service.
Most of the offering are sired by Sunny Cigaretts. by Cigarette,
whose get was one of the heaviest winners at the Missouri State
lair. Sunny Cigaretts has sired a great crop of piga for US( an,i we
have some real herd boar prospects in this sae. and lots of big.
rugged boars for our farmer customers. For our old customers, we
will have boars that they can use.
AVe will be pleased to have all of our friends and customers
have dinner with us that day, get a free chance on winning a boar,
see our offering and meet your friends and fellow breeders, and we
will try and make your visit pleasant.
Send for Catalogue
Wm. J.
Dunbar,
REX YOUNG, Auctioneer
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flavor; and hsalik-lzilding
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Start your entire meal in
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COOKER AT FACTORY COST! 3
Years of Service
Phoned
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Lady Norfolk'. p.cr start.
but
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j V.. A. Robins'.-n's pen aha lcar'..--
: tho contest with 1. '):?; whii" Lady
I Norfolk and her
j laid l.a".r.
I Tiie eo, i test r;.
;':r pen mates have
s until October 23.
Tin r- ' td env. one fully packed
in a j'l-.vcl or.'v va; srnt by air mail
T;:f-i.?!.iy iver:i,:ir to Fi-f-.siuent Cool-
e. A tc legran: anncunciiiK its ar
rival, an:i aslrin;.' the president tr
have the served f r his breakfast
Tiiumu.y morning, has been sent by
the company.
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