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f AUE TWO THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1943 THE JOURNAL, P1ATTSMOTJTH, . NEBRASKA i n 4 i IsiC attSliiOOtSl j0Uff!8 i jiLISHrT) SZtn-TTEZZIX AT PLATTSMOUTH, EEBRASSA i.iei i Posictf ic, PUttsmouth, Nb.. aa second-daw mail matter MRS. R. A. BATES, Publisher SITDscilPTluN PRICE $2.00 A YEAR IN FIRST POSTAL ZONE 3uidcii0erB living in Second Postal Zone, $2.60 per year. Beyond 600 miles. J3.00 per year. Raws to Canada and foreign countries 3.&v per year. All subscription are payable strictly In adTancft. ifr . i m m i.!,- r 1.1""" i Tmmmmmmm V Cass County Farm JJurcau Notes j. Copy tarnished from Oiice V of County Agent Waldo. livestock Men to Hear Conway Livt'S'.'.ck men will have an op portunity to gut first hand informa tion and advice on the feeding situ ation and outlook for the coming ear frcm the well-known market observe i" and forecaster, II. M. Con way. His appearance in Cass county is scheduled for Wednesday, Sept. 15, at the auditorium in Weeping Water starting at S:00 P. M. W. W. Derrick, well-known Nebraska Extension Animal Husbandrymau -. ill also he on hand. The fore part of the meeting will lie devoted to a short business ses sion of the Cass County Livestock Feeders' Association of which Parr Young i:, president. All those inter otoi i-.i livestock feeding are in vited to be present at 8:00 P. M. Conway who is connected with the National Livestock Marketing Asso ciation has become very popular in Cass county during recent years be cause of his clear cut, accurate fore casts as to the probable outcome of livestock feeding operations. With so many problems confronting local feeders at this time it is expected that a large group will be present to hear him the evening of September 1 5. With prospects for a good corn crop and being one of the few Ne braska counties that has a fairly adequate feed supply it looks as though Cass county farmers should do some rather careful planning to wards developing a meat production program on their farms that 'will help meet the large requirements of meat during the coming months Ly the aimed forces, our allies and civilian consumption. Straw Needed There is a good local demand for straw to be used for bedding and any surplus available is needed for ital wartime purposes. Very few, if any, Cass county farmers are burning straw this year. Experiments show that over a period of years, wheat and corn yields have gradually increased where the straw has been returned tc the land. Where soil fertility can be maintained by the use of sweet clover and manure, or where the amount or straw on the laud seems excessive for proper seed bed pre paration, baling would be advisable wherever, equipment and labor is available. butter. And such native nuts as black walnuts, hickory nuts, butter nuts and beechnuts may all be ground fine and salted for nut but ter. These nuts "will not make light colored a spread as peanut butter but the flavor will be excellent. The eame. batch of ' apples and grapes may , be used for both Jelly Mid butler. After cooking the fruit, ; some of the juice may be drained off lor jelly before the strained pulp is cooked down for butter. , Appla butter made with '.cider has particularly good flavor. Delcious butter can also be made of apples combined with grapes, quince or. plums. Make fruit butter Jay .cook ing the fruit until soft, and press ing first through a colander and then a line sieve. Add about half as much sugar as fruit pulp, according tD taste, and a fourth teaspoon of salt to every gallon of butter to bring out the flavor. Boil the mix ture rapidly stirring as it boils. As the butter cooks down and becomes thick,- turn the heat lower to pre-! rent spattering. When the , butter is tnick, test by pouring a spoonlui on a old plate. If no rim of liquid appears around the edge, the butter is done. Stir in 1 to 2 teaspoons of mixed ground spices for each gal lon of butter.. Pour the boiling hot butter .nto hot sterilized jars and seal. Watch for Screwworm Flies Extension Entomologist Don ' B. Whelan of the College of Agriculture advised The Cass County office thi3 week that screwworm flies, origin ating In Texas, .have been migrating north and east and have been lo cated within Nebraska's borders. Livestock feeders and j producers will bo particularly interested in this warning since the screwworm flies often cause big livestock losses. The flics are shiny and dark blu ish green in color with three black stripes on their backs between the wings and have a reddish-yellow face. They are considerably larger than the common house fly. The flies lay their eggs in the edges of wounds such as barbed wire cuts, brand or dehorning wounds, blood spots where ticks or flies have fed The eggs soon hatch and the mag gots invu.de the sound tissues, tear ing them with their mouth hooks and causing much inflamation and profuse bloody ond water discharges. Funeral of Old Resident Wheat Seeding Dates Although some farmers are anx ious to start wneat seeuiug. 11 may prove to be more profitable to wait for an announcement from the Agri cultural College as to the seeding date to avoid Hessian fly injury. Usually the fly free date for Cass , County is around September 25tn. Destroying all volunteer wheat m wheat teed beds and nearby fields along with seediug at the proper time i; ' usually prevent heavy loss es in years when the fly is bad. Visit at St. Joseph Misses Virginia and Frances Bierl were visitors over the week end at St. Josviph, Missouri, where they were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harris and family. Mrs Harris is a sister. Pressure Cocker Information Some new Information on the us2 ; nd car j of pressure cookers prepar ed by the College of Agriculture has been received at the county Exten sion office. The information conies n the form of a card t!-at can Iv ..iinr u'l in the kitchen. I'l. i. virtirr.: s, homcma'cer. I.avo learn ci that their prc-st.r .: Butters to Stretch Butter Spreads for the daily " bread have become one of the problems of feed ing the family in wartime. Nut but ter and fruit butter made at home this fall, can heir considerably in stretching the butter ' supply next v inter, t he U. S. Department of Agriculture, suggests to homemak ers. Many nuts beside peanuts may be made into "butter by grinding fine in i meat chopper and salting to taste. Many fruits too small or imperfect in shape for canning, make excellent fruit butter; Fruit butter is more economical of sngar than ony other fruit spread. Bread is having a wartime bocm bcause flour and other grain pro ducts r.re plentiful, while some oth ir loodi are in shorter supply also beransa so many more people are in industry and carrying sandwiches tor lunch. Latter supplies, on the ot!:er hand, wilt be 20 percent small er this year than last, an average of 13 pounds a year for each civilian. Vo help provide spreads for bread, manufacturers are making more mar tariiift. this yeur and the government .it... i ....... 1 . . . a .1 ,-.-. ti.L.inittr. ftx r nCQnilt cookers "ire i.mong men mov yi ti- i-us au.mi.u f"u's ..us p"ist-3.-ion.i. It is important to j 1. utter mid more pugar for comraer . i'lers-aiil how tr, operate and car? I iial jam, jelly, marmalade and fruit tor a ores.-mre cooler in order to increasj its efficiency and to pro le ng iU life. A few simple rules on low to operate a pressure cocker ri'-e listed on the card which is num bered 11-218. butter. Wise homemakers will take the tip and make spreads at home from the fall iruits and nuts in" their lo cality. Grapes and apples are among the fall fruits that make delicious a h ii n y IS a a p j(. f! J-k -y! - ' ' I vrO; ' V A- ,i it ' iAv a m Q r ea .3 B P a H H El P u p R First Methodist Church Seventh & Main Streets Plattsmouth, Nebr. Tliomas Porter Bennett, Minister Saving Strength for Strenuous Times' Guest Speaker:- Rev. N. F. Pifer, ,618 Chicago Ave The Pastor wishes to thank all ".far their fine po cperation during this conference year that closes Sunday Night. . . Without the church democracy fails i I a i n I i i i i :r2BB::;;;ffi;i;.B;;iS,;!:,a:az:i; BIG BATTLE DANCE Saturday, September 11th AMERICAN LEGION HALL Plattsmouth EDDIE SVOBODA and his Red Ravens vs. CHARLEY KUCERA ORCHESTRA The funeral services for Thomas McDaniel, native of Plattsmouth, was heia at the Caldwell funeral ionic. Mr. McDaniel died on Friday evening at Weeping Water from the effects oi & stroke suffered Thurs nay nigbt. lie was eighty years of age at tLe time of his death. Thera were a number of the old hue friends and neighbors at the funeral home to pay their last trib utes to the memory of the old friend. The cervices were conducted by Adjutant Sundin, of the Salvation army, of Omaha, Mrs. Sandin giving three of the old hymns during the services. The interment was at the Oak Hill cemetery with a group of the old frieiids acting as pallbearers. Hr -M-M-l-I-M-I-H-I-l-I-I- -H-i ?? WANT ADS S? PERSONAL NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of Cass, County, Nebraska. To the creditors of the estate of ! Philip A. Hild, deceased. No. 3713: Take notice that the time limit , for the filing and presentation of . ... , . ' : TZ claims against said estate is Decem- PKUMANKNT WAVE bc! Uo your bcr 20tn 1943; that & heari will own Permanent with Charm-uil ; be had at the County Court rQQm iQ Kit. omplete equipment, inciud-: pjattsmouth on Decmber 24th 194 lng -JO curlers and shampoo, j j at ten 0.clock a -m or the purposQ Easy to do, absolutely harmless. of examining( hearing, allowing and Praised by thousands including ; adjustinR all claims or objections Fay McKenzie, glamorous movie aujy jjjed 6tar. Money refunded is not satis- tied. Cass Drug. sw-9-30 WANTED Visit Relatives Bohemian and Modern Music The Public Invited i eople itu Pay if nee for ESureaucs1 v - 1 vj J Ck . .VfttVV. c- .h- l- oi Whether it is Italy. Germany or Japan or the . United States people always pay a pitiful iprice for bureaucracy as expressed in the above head-, line. Sometimes governmental bureaucracy appears to be efficient but as the newness wears off, bu reaucracy whether it is political control of food stores, the medical profession, the electric business or any other business or profession ;is very .expen sive to the people. Governmental interference even when it appears to be centered on only one industry may be the beginning of a program that will establish bureau cratic control and even political ownership . . . destroying the system of Free Enterprise which made our. America the grsat nation that it is. WH&T IS mm BY FREE ENTERPRISE .. .. . - . -No believer in American Free Enterprise, no busi- ness or professional man opposed to government in business, can afford to sit idly by when any busi ness or industry is endangered. No man's business or profession is safe, nor exempt, from this program of political control. v Every man with a job should be on guard. Today ,Jefi!'rliticians-in-business" program touches the , ' electric business. Tomorrow it may,' be the food business or any other. Who knows who is next? EBRASKA POWER COMPANY Mr. and Mrs. Milton Smith, of Kansas City, Mo., were the guests of Mr. end Mrs. Anton LaHoda and daughter Mrs. Dennie Smith, Sun day. It was their first time to see their new grandson. They also got to see their son, Pvt. Dennis Smith, who is now at the University of Nebraska. Iowa Visitors Here Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Kuth, of Water loo, Iowa and son, Donald, student st Crcigbton University, were in the city over the week end. They wer? guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Glen Vallery and family, Mrs. Kuth being a sister t:f Mrs. Vallery. WANTED : Load of good dry hard wood, fatove size. Call Journal. 9-3td;2tv Dated August 20th, 1943. A. H. Duxbury (Seal) County Judge NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of Cas Coun ty, Nebra$ka. , To the creditors of the estate of Isabel Wiles, deceased. No. 3708: j Take totice that the time limited " . for the filinsr niifl nnennto ,t rf FOR SALE: Special Deluxe Plym- ciaims against said estate is Decem- ouui Dtaaii . n a-x conuuiou. x,. Der 20th 1943; tflat & LearI win xiuuson. au vuBu ouuuu u, 0(J nad at the County Cou,.t rooIU FOE SALE ray, Nebr. Q 11. ItlV WUUI t, WW a-J.ta, uw in plattsmouth on December 24th, l)4S at ten o clock a. m. for the purpose of examining, hearing, al lowing and adjusting all claims or FOR SALE: All modern dwelling, 914 avenue E., $4,250. If interest- ,1 ....11 M T ' l.1 ir r r r ; w BCC . . to duly filed. Dated August 16th, 1D43. A. II. Duxbury (Seal) County Judge NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of Cass Coun ' V. . , J NOTICE OF SUIT TO QUIET TITLE nJe vtlt0r I thf T h i In the District Court of th Christian E. Mockenhaupt, deceased. County of Cas8f Nehraka No. S714: j Arnold C. Fahrlander and Flora A. Take notice that the time limited Fahrlander, Plaintiffs, vs. James for the filing and presentation of cronin. et al. Defendants. ' claims against said estate is January t the defoniiants- in Mrs. James Cron- James Cronin, first real They're Still Dying; You Keep on Buying War Bonds and Stamps ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE In inti Uiatrmt ouu oj Cu Coun ty, iSeUraxKa. 3rd, 1944; that a hearing will be'jn had at the County Court room uMRame unknown; the heirs, devisees, i-iausmoutn on January tn, iv, .leeatees. nersonal rem-esentatives an.l at ten o'clock a. m. for the purpose jall other persons interested in the of examining, allowing and adjust- j estates of James Cronin, Mrs. James Cronin, first real name unknown, ing all claims or objections duly filed. Dated September 3rd, 1943. A. H. Duxbury (Seal) County Judge NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of Cans Coun ty, Nebraska. To the creditors of the estate of Henrietta M. Ofe, deceased. No. 3718: Take notice that the time limited for the filing and presentation o claims against said estate is January 3rd, 1944; that a hearing will be each deceased, real names unknown, and all persons having or claiming any interest in and to the west half (Wi) of the southwest quarter (SWU) of section thirty (30), and all that part of the northwest quar ter (NW!4) of the northwest quar ter (NW'Vi) of section thirty-one (31), lying north of the Weeping Water Creek, all in township ten (10) north, range fourteen (14) east, of the 6th P. M., in the County of Cas3, Nebraska, real names unknown. A .. - i i. . r i i. j . .t. I ou aim eacu oi you are nereuy "7". 1 .1 uUl, v,uuu u, ' "i notiici that Arnold C. Fahrl lander IN THE MATTER OF THE AP PLICATION OF L.UC1L.E TtKHK BEHRV, GUAKDIAN OF MAKY LUC1LE TEltRYBEKRY AND DON ALD LANE TEKKVBERKY, MIN ORS, FOR LlCEMbE TO SELL, REAL ESTATE. Now on this 7 th day of September, li43, there was presented to the Court the Petition of Lucile Terry berry, .Guardian of Mary Lucile Terryberry and Donald Lane Terry berry, minors for license to sell the luidividtc one-third interest of each minor in the Southwest Quarter vSW'V) of Section Thirty-three t.33), Township Twelve (12) North, Range Twelve (12), east of the 6th F. M., m Cass County, Nebraska, all of said lands being subject to a mortgage in the sum of approximate ly fl5,(00.00, for the purpose of paying the debts of the said minors and the mortgage encumbrance on their interest in said real estate, and' for the further purpose of paying maintenance expenses of said min ers, and the costs of managing their estate, rnd investing the balance of the proceeds of said sale as provid ed by law until the balance is need ed for the maintaining of said minors; And it appearing that it is neces sary and would be beneficial that baid real estate be sold and t h e proceeds thereof over and above the amount necessary to pay the debts of the said minors and the mortgage encumbrance on their interest in the said real estate the amount neces sary to pay the expenses of the said minors and the costs of managing their estate be put out at inerest 1 or invested as required by law, and it further appearing that an Order should be entered requiring the next of kin and all persons interested to fchow cause why a license should not be granted for the sale of the said undivided interests of said minors in said real estate at public sale. IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that all persons interested in the t state of Mary Lucile Terryberry, end Donald Lane Terryberry, minors and the next of kin of said minors, eppear before the undersigned Judge of the District Court within and for the County of Cass. Nebraska, in. the Distrfct Court Room in the Court House in the City of Plattsmouth cn the 15th day of October, 1943, at 10 o'clock A. M., to show cause, if &ny there be, why a license should i.ot be granted to Lucile Terryberry, Guardian of Mary Lucile Terryberry and Donald Lane Terryberry, min ors, to Mil the undivided one-third interest of each of said minors in the Southwest Quarter (SWVi) of Section Thirty-three (33), Township Twelve 12) North. Range Twelve (12). East of the 6th P. M., in Cass County, Nebraska, subject to a mortgage in the sum of approximate ly $15,000.00, at public sale, for the itirpose of paying the debts of the said minors and the mortgage en cumbrance on their interest in said real estate and for the further pur pose of raying the costs of main taining caid minors, and the charge of managing their estate, and invest ing the balance of the proceeds thereof .required by law. . IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copy of this Order be served upon the next of kin and all persons in terested in the estate of the said Mary Lucile Terryberry and Donald Lane Terryberry, minors, by publi cation of this Order in the Platts mouth Journal for three successive weeks .prior to said date appearing. By the Court. W. W. Wilson Judge of the District Court Walter H. Smith. Attorney. SW-9-9; 16; 23 , Plattsmouth on January 7th, 1944,and Flora A Kahrlande'r, filed peti- at ten o'clock a. m. for the purpose of examining, allowing and adjust ing all claims or objections duly filed. ' Dated September 4th 1943. A. H. , Duxbury (Seal) County Judge NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of Cass County,' Nebraska. To Ihe creditors of the estate of Carl P. Ofe, deceased. .No. 3719: Take notice that the time limited tor the filing and presentation Of claims against said estate fs January 3rd, 1944; that a bearing will be had at the .County Court joom in Plattsmouth on January 7th, 1944, at. ten o'clock a. m. for the purpose of examining, allowing and adjust ing all claims or objections duly tiled. . - Dated September 4th 1943. A tr r-i..-.-Vv..,r (Seal) County Judge I The Show Must Go On . So say the "Higher tips" and there is s reason the circus seas- cn of 1943 is an unusual one on account of the general chaos of the world .today, but the people will reed amusement and opportunities for relaxation now more than ever before so for that reason the high officials have given the ".Green Light" or go ahead signal to most all forms of sports and amusements, especially the Circus. The Al G. Kelly and Miller Bros., Circus that comes to Plattsmouth, Nebr., for two performances on Tuesday, Sept. 14, lay no claims as to magnitude but uo claim to have one of the best two-hour Circus programs of any Motorized Circus now on the road. Always clean, moral and refined you will not be confronted at any time on the Circus grounds by any gambl ing or lackets of any kind. Please read the following comment of the McCook Daily Enterprise, of McCook, Nebraska : "Circu3 Plays to Excellent Crowd that liked show. A crowd that over flowed the seating capacity of the Al. G. Kelly and Miller Bros. CircU.i and sought standing room at the end of the main tent last night saw and enjoyed a two hour performance ly what is regarded as one of the tion and commenced an action in the above court on the 10th day of August 1943, against each of you; the object' and prayer of which is to obtain a decree of court quieting title to all of the west half (Wi) of the southwest quarter (SWU) of section thirty (30), and all that part or the northwest quarter (NW',i) of -the northwest quarter (NW'fl) of section thirty-one (31), lying north of the Weeping Water Creek, all in township ten (10) north, range fourteen (14) east, of the 6th P. M., in the County of Cass, Nebraska, and for equitable relief. You are required to answer-said petition on or before Monday, September-27, 1943, or the decree will be entered quieting title in plain tiffs according to the prayer of said petition. Dated this 10th day of August 1943. Arnold C. Fahrlander and Flora A. Fahrlander, Plain tiffs, W. A. Robertson, Attorney for Plaintiffs. S-16-23-30; 9-6. ORDER OF HEARING ON PETITION FOR PROBATE OF FOREIGN WILL State of Nebraska 68. County of Cass J In tho County Court: To the heirs at law and to all persons interested in the estate of William G. Ost, deceased: On reading the petition of Amalia S. Ost, praying that the instrument filed in this Court on the 30th day of August, 1943, and purporting to be a duly authenticated copy of the last will and testament of Wil liam G. Ost, deceased, that said in strument be admitted to probate, and the administration of Eaid estate be granted to W. A. Ost, Ad ministrator with will annexed for the State of Nebraska. It is hereby ordered that you and all persons interested in said matter, may, and do appear at the Cotinly Court to be held in and for said county on the 24th day of September A. D., 1943, at 10 o'clock A. M., to show cause, if any there be, why the pray er of the petitioner should not be granted, and that notice of the pendency of said petition and the hearing thereof be given to all per sons interested in said matter by publication in the Plattsmouth Journal, a Semi-weekly newspaper printed in said county, three suc cessive weeks nrinr tn said dav of best Circus troupes to visit McCook J hearing. in years All of the balancing and aerial rets and other feature at tractions, were far above the average and the show's herd of performing cdephants had probably the largest repertoire of tricks in rings ever reen here. Mena and Teeny in Ring No. 1 and India and Burma in WITNESS my hand, and the seal of said court this 30th day of August, A. D., 1943. A. H. Duxbury, County Judge. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT In the County Court of Cass Court ty, Nebraska. . To all persons interested in the Ring No. 2. Also extra good were io" 3666: Dl"ue, ueceaseu- the performing horses, ponies, dogs. Take notice that the Executor of monkeys, mules, etc. All in all it . said estate has filed his final report was just a real good circus and 1 anc a Petition for examination and Pleased the large crowds who attend- j fZTil aminitrati?n ac" - counts, determination of heirship, ea- - assignment of residue of said estate There was comment among the and for his discharge; that said j spectators on the additional fact that . Petition and report will be heard be- the show was a clean exhibition, - i0, 8a.m, oul on September 17th , . . 1943 at ten o'clock a. m. entirely devoid of any obscene or , Dated August 30th, 1943. objectional side shows or other J A. H. Duxbury rackets found on a circus lot. This; - (Seal) County Judge good, clean circus will always, be Plattsmouth Nebr.. afternoon and welcome in McCook should they a,!ght Tuesday, Sept. 14. given un care to return." der the ausjices of the fire depart. See this good, clean circus, in aent, at Athletic Park.