HIE OMAHA UKK: MONDAY. OCTOHKR 16. 1022.
Nebraska Man, 73,
Goes to Harvard
Co!. GrorgR Lyon, Indian
Fiplilrr and Editor, Secli
Ilipfirr Learning.
Nelson, Nb., O, t, it fo, Oeorre
I'fnn tit Kelaon, Neb., 71. la provln
th theory thai man U never too
eld to learn, ccoriin t hi friend
hera.
PespHa hid advanced a-, tha col
onel, after three year of lnienlv
prpra'ory wmk, h enrolled a
tunent at Harvard. AHhouri ha ha
"H In tha east for aiinia (Una et
tli ready for hi school work, til
frleml tier ara alill talkie of lila r
ttiarkahl dealra for knowledge.
Here In Nelson fob l.yon la known
rr a Kuil many act ompllshlnent,
among iha in la bla ability a it reader.
Karly in life ia (,-aliiid local fume Ly
hi iim I iiiimiN tin hn hn a banker,
real eilata broker, an abstracter and
lha owner of lha Ntn-kolla County
Herald.
Ilia hulnr actlvllle hav not
pn'vwi'td Mm from serving th pet
tiln. II oiKanizd a lural military
company lit which ha became captain
Thla wua In ha day when the In
dm 11 wna held a mcnaca to tha ad
vnneeriient of tha civilization of tlia
whlla ai'itlcra, and whlla lha Indian
car wna t It hlnht In western
Nebraska, li went with tha "boy" to
conilmt It, After (ha uprising wan put
down lia wna advanced to a colonel
a title l.y which ha I known.
Jitirlng hi aiirly llfn In Nelson pet
wire a hobby with the colonel, and ha
devoted much of hi time to their
Hire, Itiire bird, white rata, white
mice, rubhil and doit wit til fa
vorltc.
iio. also nave considerably energy
tu the cultivation of flower.
THE GUMPS "rot
IN COMM
SUNDAY Utl
TOUCH AND GONE
Drawn for The Omaha Bee by Sidney Smith
Judges for Legion
Essay Contest Named
Lincoln, Nib., Oct, 14, Nebraska
Judge tr the lat rHy prlx con
tt staged by tlio American lfgoii
fur achoul children wiillnK on the sub
Ject "How t'an the American Legion
l:Ht Uerva the Nation?" have Just
been announced by John M. Matwn,
mule aupciintendcnt of public In
struetlon. Those nnined lire; (iuy
hniiibcr. Mr. (Initio William and
Flunk Wuoili, oil of Lincoln.
f'uiinty superintendent have been
Instructed to aend tha winning (
May to stale superintendent nut later
than October 20. From these county
winner, tha Judge will acted what
appear to them to bo the best three
essay submitted on the subject. Theso
are to lie acrid to American Legion
lieiidiiiflrter In Indianapolis not later
than October 30, to be Judged In the
nutlonal contest.
The atate Judge will award two
prize to Nebraska winnera, Theao
consist of a allver and it hrone medal.
Ir the nntioal cnntcHt the awanla are,
flrnt, 175') and a medal awond, $000
and a medal; third, $250 and a medal.
The national content winner will be
announced during American Educa
tion week, December 3 to 9,
l)i!Ie Study Credits Are
Given liy Beatrice Schools
JKntrlce, Neb,, Oct. 15, The F.e
aliice High arhool him InniiKurated a
plun of nlvini? credit to pupils for
Jl-.blo ntudy carried outHldo of a'iiool
under the liiHtr'urtlon of the atudent'a
own pant or. The pupil 1 excused
from action! durlliK the lnt period of
the day to take up thin work. A
careful account of the attendance la
kept and examination given the
name u for all hlti achool ubjeetn.
Eight School Ihiiltlings
Heing Uuilt in Ddge County
Kieiuont, Neb., Oct. 15. DodKO
cuimty ban U;ht new school tiuild
lima under count nid ion. Six of tlieae
are In the towns ami two In the rural
dlaliict. Heveral other rural illntrkiH
have rtmodeled or Improved thulr
achool hoUBe.
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York Band Greets New State Champion;
Duroc Boar Awarded National Honors
Swine Show at Peoria Given
1M in: Kihhon to NehraiLa
I'roilut t Crowned
King hy CitizeiiM,
T3rs?
york. Neb, Tha i bumpion Huroc
Jeraey hoar of the L'ulted Htatea I a
calm and contented realdent of Ne
branka. NotwlthatundliiK the prlda
h tin ocraiiloned In the breaat of hi
owner or the tumultuou acclaim of
I tin people of the community In which
he make Id humble homo, ('cm
Mtructor 1 keeping the even tenor of
lila way In hi pen at Him (leoigu J.
lilmlK home, a mile and a half cunt of
Voik. lie arrived homo freah from
lila latent triumph, after havliiK
dhowed hi ainiczliiK tmlk and pleaxliiK
Hue at the National Kwlnn ahow at
t'eorla, III., and meekly NuhmiUcd to
havliiK lha rlblmn of grand champion
pinned upon him.
When (.'oiiHtru'ior wa hIiowm at the
Ni biimka Mtnie fair he wna uwarded
econd houoiH In hi clan. When a
company of hi aimer ami Ki t were
ahown at the Topeka futurity ahuw
tney carried olT 26 libbona. Con
atruclor hlmmif did not lend hi pre-
nee to the Tnpcka ahow. Hut, wliun
he walked Into the rintf at 1'eoria,
there wa notliiiiK to It. Tho ((""and
championahip wa hi in abort order.
Illif, Sired liy Aiilinal.
Conatructor I a blK, Htretchy prod
uct of the Durno. breed. J.aat Hummer,
when he wa In Uncut fettle, he tipped
the beam fit 1,010. He come from an
llliiHtrlou family. HI aire wa Hem
aatlon, Jr., 32!347, and hi darn wa
,'UHly Lady 845084. Hennutlon, Jr., 1
by Great Orion Hennntlon, who wa a
aon of Groat Herniation. Theae are all
well known hosa in the Duroc kliiK-
f ' -ri
diim and Kive Coualruiior a Hue of
aiiccxlry that know no bluer blood
III red HWiue,
At the 'eorlil ahov, Oeoi(te J.
Iilmlif, llin owner and breeder of Con
atruiior, xliowed 13 head, which In
cluded t'onalructor, hi litter male
and til net. They brought home 14
nt bona to kIiow that their preaence In
the IiIk ahuw wa noted and appre
ciated.
Air. DlmlK, to whom thla high fame
In the awlne realm ha come, 1 one
of the ronalHtent breeder of red ho
In NehraHka. Ho ha been striving;
for ome high mark In Duroc breed
ing and flnnlly reached tho goal. lint
Mr. DIiiiIb I not carried away by the
aiirce he tin already Bttulned. Ho
ha Home other tine individual in the
pen out at hi farm and think that
hn ha one or two who will make
OojiHtructor look to hi laurel.
ItiKHit for Neliraaka.
The honor which ha come to Ne-
IiibbUii throuxti the betowul of the
Brand champlonHtilp prize 1 a booHt
to the purebred Weatock lndutry,
and every clliz.en of the atute who I
Iriterentrd In the cauce of better tock
rnd better farrnlnK will be glad to
learn that the czar of the Duroc ha
cotno to make hi home, o long a
hi crown Hhall remain, In Nobraaka.
When i.onMlrurtor and hi owner
arrived home In YorK from the Pe
oria ahow, they found that the local
citizens had been npprlned of tho
award and many of them were at the
Hint Ion. The regimental band wa on
deck anil il parade wa formed under
plarn of colored IlKht, for It wa
nljihifall, which marched down t!y
buslneH Hired and proved to be con
Hdcrable of a triumphal entry of tho
kwlna klm? back In bl home, from
which he had gone a few days before
JiiHt an uncrowned, unaung member
Of the Duroc breed.
Culls
M ! for Milk, hoih fond and drink,
Whlih halpa u to work and help u to
think. . ,
Makm nk li utrona and pale chk
pink.
I?elmt Ignorant 1 not mo much a
aliamo a belntf unwillinB to learn.
Benjamin Franklin.
The bin In which potatoes are to
be stored should be clean. It should
be thorouBhly swept and If there has
been trouble with rot In It before, It
Ih bent to disinfect it.
Chad ron Normal College.
Tea Y. W. C. A. nimlThlp campaign
ri'Miitr.I In a victory for ih "i,irun." A
a u nai-ijui ni Ihe "Keda" will "" act
aa houi at a parly tor the winning
A wat wimr J l'lii adit.d to tha ad
miniatrallou hulT'llna. Thli wll. 4U by 70
fi-l and lour aliirlrs hi:h, will coat p-prtlniHt-ly
It". 'I'1" V rxpfrt to have
Ih wliu opa. .1 for urn? by January,
'I'll linla Atlilvtlo aaaoelullou la now
oijailUfd an4 the nffle.ra u workln
haul 10 acrur IIib inlnnal of the airla
In the aihonl. At the "-"'l ot th fi
i,nv mil hvin ma.la i polnia will i
alvfn a Hl'.-r 'I' ha inml U aruunl
athlrllo Kill "HI un l,y ,hw "'
A A anil will l awardfit a hlta nwoal
rr wlHi a I.iit. Tha pmua tij h ol
tiiliid arc: llikiiif. an nillaa a.-insier. lit
iln'a. all-id ul ay in and awlm-
nilnir p.'l'ila va.-h a.iu.-'.r. awllliliiln
iraui'. IS pi'tll'". poatilre. I" p.ilma; h.iae
l,U irani. l j.iiiiu; n. 1, 15 polnia; t-n.
1,1. IS pulllia I oi a i,
r'nurlarn It !'rtlH 1 1, 'IH'f a wn Plnllf
Ih. Z.I. Alt'hil a(,i'l '
lh uprraal.nl dre.i linrlit aa
ar aiion.i'r or III. no. i-i
...... muhl al ra.lin
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vi - - :" ,.,.. in. lollraaii. -i
Plenty of frexh air during winter
is to be desired for the poultry tlocK,
but be sure to avoid draft.
Clean up and disinfect tho winter
(juarter of the poultry flock before
settled cold weather come on.
I u"l to llilnk whun tlm ware tluah
And averyhody nay,
That money uama from grain ana nay.
That cowa wnrn poorer pay.
But now mv rv-a ara opened wide,
Sine, fid'a bran down ao low.
I know It pava to kc.-p good cowa,
It alwaya haa been ao.
University of Nehraska.
To reward hlkh arholarahlp attainment
by I'nlveraUy of Nehniakii woillfll, nine
apd'lal prlara will ho alven thla year hy
l.lmoln, mnaha and unlviraity orgauliia
tlor.a: , , ,
VnlKyrle prlzt- A lurne Lronze tanM,
preaenttd III cminem '-iiH'nt eKftrlaoa bv
the ehuiici'llor, for th a. nlnr wunmii wllh
tho hlKhot aeholarahlp. Awarded III Uii
to Helen Uli.h. IMim UldKe, S. II
I.ltieoltl I'liiil'ter, Ainerh an Ao. iallon
of I'nlveralty Women Pnaea $ 1 oi. and $'0
for wionen wholly or In part "t.if. .uvt-oii-ma.
The lino waa awaitled In laJl to
llraee Thnniaa, '24. Lincoln Tne 123
nwunla reci'iiily iiioiIh were to Janet Mr
lellan, ':. Lincoln, and Lillian Maio.
Iln, 'HI Umalia. the alamllna of both of
whom ahow over p. r crnt
ll,h. 1'hMitl.r Aloerl
Cmr,iu Women lloo erUo for Ilia
Omaha won. an, wholly or In i,irt .elf-aop
iniriina who t,a a hmn ,hoiai"hip r.o
i r l and bo ruhibita Ino-ieal in urn
i-rrallv aclivltlea Awarded I- HeJel
Low Grade Potato Surplus
Will Be Used as Hog Feed
There i at present a great surplus
of low grade potatoes In Nebraska, ac
cording to expert at the University
of Nebraska agriculture college. In.
the face of the profitless market con
ditions, a question ha arisen a to
the comparative value of thece tuber
and corn, as a feed for hoj;. Gen
erally speaking, 400 pounds of pota
toes are equal to 100 pound of corn
a hog feed, animal husbandry ex
pert of the slate agricultural col
lego point out. They advise the neces
sity of cooking potatoes before they
are fed, as raw potatoes when fed to
hon In large amount are said to
tend to cause aerlous digestive dis
turbances. Tiny are the most sat
factory feed for hogs, when they are
cooked and mixed with grain, accord
ing to the specialists.
Bountiful Apple Crop
Reported in Pawnee County
Pawnee City The apple crop in
Pawnee county Is more bountiful thl
year than In any of the past 10 years,
according to fruit growers. Choice
fruit can be bought for F.O cents a
bushel at the farm", or 25 cents if
you pick It yourself. Many farmers
are feeding Jonathan apple to the
hogs because they are worth more as
feed than when marketed. Home are
being shipped out.
Farmers' Union Notes
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fr. hmn i.i a I I' ' . , ,
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eara
Oppuaa "till Ryatrni."
iiaceola A reaolullon uppualng an al.
Irxrd movement In lha Slate, Teach!''
H.fui in I loll to aeeure. tha enactment of
tho "toiinly unll" a;.tein of achool ad
li.mlKiratioii In the net Neliraaka I' Kla
litura waa adopted by the polk founy
i-'armeia union al Ita annual i-onveiii Ion,
ha I'hHpler. American As.o. ..Hon of i 'I I- ' T'Xi : !.. ..'."i ,o .,.
.,f conir.il of their a.-hoola Another reao
luiion l.twoed rem anlatton nf the lo.
cb1 of the county ao tliul lhlr bounda
Ilea woui.l la mire m.uly tha a.nie aa
ihr tradn l-ouioLu ir of tha iLffer.nl
lour.a, and a eminii'ea w.i anpoinied
lo oik out a p:,.n ..f that kind.
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'? I.'t llu. - .'it-it Superliiicndenta and
ina iu-i :o
,;, ,(, ,n la of modem t.ahm
j I , ... 4 "i ! '
Midland Collepe.
f A h.ld ca lotniti ' -
Th. T W
.. l.l tb 1 " '
act IH lfo.l-'
uniiha I nn II. I cnie SchoNr.h p I up
K.,r llcl .Torllv wllh the hlutf',! ailio,ir
abip To I.' awarded Ihia .r to tie- I'M
Mil a-torit) al a lunch, on in muha,
t'hiKlioa.
Pan llellenle l'll.. - A old n i-li it'
.km,. I b I'i.I V. II IUiO.uc for ll,e
w.on.ii with Ih ' hiahe.t a. h,.!..rh,i In Hi.
ficlllliali tl;e .oolcilo-l'. acl Ihr i
, i.h A..r.l.. l,i l a i.t.iiian
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L U I " ' t I It . .,111
The Farmer's Wife
MAKY ANN OKAY.
Why not use more cottage rheAe?
It is a nutritious food, easily pre
pared, beside furnishing body-bulld-Ing
fat, yet Its possibilities a
food are often overlooked by house
wives. Freshly soured milk make
tho best cheese, but natural souring
should not be too slow. A commer
cial starter can be used when mak
ing large quantities of cheese, al
lowing a package of this starter to a
pint of milk. That make the
"mother," a tablespoon of which
should be put In every gallon of
skimmed milk to be soured.
When the milk 1 firmly clabbered,
took It slowly or let it stand under
lioHing water for several hours until
the curd form. Then rinse and drain
thoroughly, so the sour taste will ba
removed. Mix cheese with seasoning
end servo with cream.
Or It can be used as sandwich fill
ing, combined with olive, pimento,
jellies and nuts. Cottage cheese I
also delicious In salads, used a stuff
ing for prune and peppers, or rolled
In balls and served with pineapple
and dressing.
Washing Sweaters Your sweater
will not shrink If laundered this way.
First take measurements of sleeve,
sweater and cuff lengths and shoulder
width. Then wash in lukewarm soap
suds and rinse several times In
wafer of same temperature. Add a
tablespoon of glycerine to last rinse
to make the yarn soft and fluffy,
Sipieexe out water, place sweater on
Hut surface and pull It back Into origi
nal measurement a it dries.
Madison County Land
Shows No Shrinkage
Madison, A fUar(cr aectlon farm,
four tulle aoulhwest of thla city, wna
pun Ii used from Herman 111. ink by
Fred l'.ueMner at per acta, Mr,
liuettner wa born and raised ft few
mile from thl tract and own several
hundred Merc adjacent to It. Tha
ale wa bona fide and represent the
value of the best farm bind of Midi
on county at the present time, Tim
sale nhow that farm land hn not suf
fered any material abrlnknice since
the so culled peak In !1!. lioth par
ti" Interested In thl a;il have reald
ed here all their live and know (tie
real value of firm bind. Tha tran
action wa made purely on a cash
bnl and aboutey free from any ele-
ment of trade.
Nehraska Judging Team
,at National Dairy Show
Nebraska ha been represented at
the national dairy show by three Judg
ing teams an agricultural couege
dairy cattle Judging team, an agri
Milt iiral college product Judging team
and a by und girl club dairy cat tin
Judging team. Ilesult In the dairy
cattle Judging for college team ba
not yet been received, advice navo
been received that Hie boy and girl
club team, composed of the following
Adarn county boys: Hubert Hushm-ll,
Italnh Lawrence and Harold Jiler-
man won fourth, place In a field of 14
state teams from various parts of
the country. This team wa coached
by Klliott Davi, the agricultural ex
tension agent for Adams county. The
team wa only outranked by team
from Maryland, Ohio and South Dakota.
Hubert P.uslinell ranked a second
Individual In the Guernsey class.
In milk Judging, the Nebraska agri
cultural college team composed or
Hoy W. Koelib-r, Leonard Hammang,
A. H. Hlipert and Jloslna lirecni, al
ternate, obtained second place, and
eighth place in other judging nt the
show.
NehratdYa Student Rank
High in Judging Milk
Hoy Wr. Koehler of the agricultural
college of the University of Nebraska
won second place and with it a sliver
medal for proficiency In Judging milk
at the agricultural student' contest
held at the National Dairy Exposition
at Kt. Paul, Minn,'
The Nebraska team, coached by
Prof, John A. Luilhly of tho agricul
tural college, and composed of Hoy V.
Koehler, Leonard Hamrnang, A. il.
Hilpert antl Jtoslna Hrecbt, alternate,
placed second In Judging milk and
ranked eighth among contestant In
all Judging. Ohio, Massachusetts and I
Iowa, won flrsl, second and third
place, respectively.
Gage, County Winter Wheat
Damaged hy Grasshoppers j
Beatrice. Farmer report that In ,
some fields grasshopper have prac- I
tically destroyed the winter wheat,
having cut the plant off down to tho
ground. Unless rain come smin tho I
crop will be badly damaged a the
hopper and other Insect seem to I
thrive during the dry, warm weather.
ilra-ka Corn to Be Shown
al International KnliiMt
Nebiaakn Is planning to show the
oilier corn alali a thai aha run produce
corn with the Is-st of them. Thf
proof of thl will ba IU ear eiblblla
that Nebraska f tinner are eeetlng
for tha International Hay and drain
allow to Im- held at Chicago, Im
(ember 'I to , Nebraska ba not had
an exhibit at 'this show sine II
started two year ago, but expect to
offer some sharp cull, i 't II Ion thla
year, llislde corn there will be ex
hlbil of wheat, oat, barley, rye, any
beans, cowpeaa, alH',fa, awxt cluvei
seed (Hid (llffen lit kind of bay.
Lil-ernl premium have been offered
In all classes of the show, The stain
exhibit will bo backed by the NV
Irnska Crop Grower association, In
addition to th Individual conipetl
live, I Im nnsoclatlon will stage an
edncai it, mil exhibit III r operation
with Hut Nebraska bkiIi ullurnl col
l"g".
entlrei orTerlng averiiid to HO a
head. Most of Itirin Want to haul
l;u)i-r.
New Bond Issue
Over-Subscribed
Book for Government New
Cash Offering Closed at
Noon Snttird.iv.
Washington, i tat, 15. Tha Traaa
ury new offering of I'lOo.OOO.nO!) of
4'a Iter cent, 10 year bond have layeri
over ubcrlad approximately II.OHO.
iinti.tino, It wa announced by Hcitary
Mellun. HiHika for rash offerings
closed HI noon HMiird'. Hiihacrlptloiia
fur which 4 per rent Victory nolea
or Jieceiiitr 10 tnaaury certificate
am tendered In payment, will h re
ceived and Nllotmrn'i wilt ba made In
full until ikliiltr :l, Approximately
II 'O.ooo utio nf u h iilacr'.pton al
ready hava been allotted In full under
lha ferine of the offarln.
Hiiliai I IpUona received lo date, ao
cording lo repot l In hand, Were auM
tu agKiegute more than l.5f,0.00 00,
of which about $l,4m.oi0.oiii repia-
aeuted cash subscript lona. I if Ilia caah
buImw rlpilotM, miii lb" I ." 'i0
wit Iii amount not enceedliig 110.00(1
for any one ulwcrll"r.
Fillmore County Tarnier
Buy Cattle in DYiuer
lb iievi. Might car load of feeder
were purchased Ihl w-k at Denver
by lievl entile dealers. Three luail
Weiv coiiltri' d lo Julili M. Asbbtouk;
three to Job. Owen: ono lo A. I'. Kli li
aril nil done to J, t' Jniiie. Clarence
Wilson alwi buiiglil cattle at Denver
and went from tlare to New Mexico
lo purchase fat sbsk fur marketing.
j Co-Operative Marketing I
Planned in Cheyenne County
Hldney. ,tb Oi l, If., 0iec al r
A huge county meeting waa held ye.
Icnlay ul fb farm home, of -'. A.
.Maiigmn for III" purpose of oiganllng
,i coope i u live marketing organliuilion
In Chiyetme comity and 8'MI f.iruier
and biieloes men uf thM county at
(i fiili d. A fiieeiing mis called fur Hid,
m y iliniiig the iipnilh of Novenilier to
peifect lh organlwitluli and deep In-
j Welch'. Talk No. 17
! Mi!
Oloe County to Sell Stock
in New Fair Association ;-" "" Hi"-.... wee made
,v representative men of the county
Nebraska City. The Otoe County
Fair and Livestock association, oigan
lz d here a year ago, held it bii.ties
isslon aiid perfected arrangement
for the al of IIO.iwO worth of stock.
It I planned to hold a county fair In
tills city next fall.
Much Interest is ls-lng t;iken in the
enterprise throughout the county and
It I thought the full ouota of stock
will be sutiscrlbed wflhiil a few
week. Otoo county ba everal live-stia-k
raiser who exhibit at the var
ious atatc fair throughout ttie mid
din wct, who have promised to sup
port the county organization. Otoe
county ha not had a county fair for
many year.
Apple. From Tuhle Rock
Are Shipped to west
Table Hock. -. H. Harnard loaded
a car of apple from the Harnard or
chard, which he shipped to Henry,
Neb., near the Colorado line. This I
the first carload of apple shipped
from Table Hock for some year.
Poland China Sale.
Callaway. At the If. Jf. Deal sale
of purebred Poland China hogs, th paired at once.
y repre
and the , In ii will no doubt be adopted
st the November meeting.
Portland Man to Kulahlish
Chicken Halchery at Sidney
Hltloey, Neb., Oil. 10, (Hpedal.r
Sidney la to have a chicken ranch,
Mr. JlnaNcriritab of Portland signed
contract wllh the Morrow family thl
week for n Improved tract of land
sduih of the city and will Immediately
begin the construction of building In
connection with bis business, Th first
unit of the bulkllng will be two
house 0x200 and wllhln two year
Mr, Hasaeristab expect to market
5(1,1100 chick each year. He will spe
cialize In baby chick,
York Foundry I Damaged
hy Fire of Unknown Origin
York, Neb., Oct. 15. (Special Tile
gram.) Fire early Ihl morning de.
sltoyed the moulding roum of tho York
Foundry and Hugln company with a
loss of 12,000 fully covered by insur
ance. The origin of the fira l un
known. N, H, Johnson, the proprietor,
look poseslon of the properly about
CO day ngo. The building will be re-
On the tnaid'H night out,
brini? the family to
WElXirS the variety
of foods, their attractive
appearance and deli
cious tante will be ure to
please them.
Clean t a b I e n, Instant
nervice, wholesome foods
cooked by experienced
chefs and reasonable
prices await you at
WELCH'S.
Your wlfa may Ilk
to lha kltehana,
bake ahnpa and faetl
lll. a of an organisa
tion which feeds
thouaanda every day.
Vi.ltor. r alwaya
welcome. Juat call
an n at our main
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treat.
i Omaha
Reatauraal
Member at National Raatauraet
AaaacialloB
Business Activities
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When you call AT lantic
1000 to give an ad for the
"Want" Ad section of
The Omaha Bee you will
find intelligent service at
the other end of the line.
You will know what we
mean when we talk about
"The Voice With a
Smile." You'll become
acquainted with our ad-
takers.
You'll find that they are prepared to do a great deal
more than simply take down what you say that they
can give you expert service in wording your ad to secure
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They have been trained to make it easier for you to get
what you want through your ad from a new cook to a
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