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WOLF WHISTLES TABOO TACOMA, Wash. J.R Police have ordered a crack-down on automobiles equipped with si rens sounding "wolf whistles." A fine of $50 is provided. The White Mountains of Ari zona, located in the eastern part of the stale, are a trout fisher man's paradise. Through this area are miles of trout streams running through heavy forests. MACON, Ga.(U.R) A man who ru,d been arrested 146 times w-as sentenced to two years on a drunkenness charge. Most cf the other arrests were for the same offense. Omaha, 39th city in population, is the second largest livestock marketing and meat - packing center in the United States. General Election November 2, 1948 SAMPLE Presidential Ticket Vote in ONE Square Only Thomas E. Dewey, President Earl Warren, Vice President Republican Harry S. Trumajn, President Alben W. Barkley, Vice President Democrat United States Senator FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR Vote for ONE Kenneth S. Wherry Republican Terry Carpenter Democrat State Ticket FOR GOVERNOR V- for ONE n Val Peterson Republican n Frank Sorrell Democrat : FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Vm for ONE I 1 I ' Charles J. Warner Republican n Sam Howell Democrat FOR SECRETARY OF STATE for ONE n Frank Marsh Republican n Grace Shallenberger Democrat FOR AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS v- for ONE n Ray C. Johnson Republican J. R. Farris Democrat FOR STATE TREASURER vo for ONE n Edward Gillette Republican n W. T. Thompson Democrat FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL Vte for ONE n James H. Anderson Republican n Michael T. McLaughlin ....Democrat FOR RAILWAY COMMISSIONER (Full Term) Ve for ONE n Richard H. Larson Republican n Edward J. Lafferty .Democrat . FOR RAILWAY COMMISSIONER (Two Year Term To Fill Vacancy) Vote for ONE Harold A. Palmer Republican EH O. J. Lohr Democrat - Congressional Ticket FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS SECOND DISTRICT Vote for ONE Howard H. Buffett Republican n Eugene D. O'Sullivan Democrat Non-Political Ticket FOR JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT FIRST DISTRICT Vote for ONE n E. B. Chappell FOR MEMBER OF THF LEGISLATURE THIRD DISTRICT for ONE William A. Metzger -. FOR DISTRICT JUDGE SECOND DISTRICT Vrvfe for ONE n n n James F. Begley ... Thomas E. Dunbar FOR PF.GF.NT OP THF. STATF. UNIVERSITY FIRST DISTRICT i Connie Osburn Journal Correspondent Mr. and Mrs. Harley Kirk of Lincoln and sen, Allen, of Shreveport, Louisiana, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kjrk and family. Harley and wife left Monday to make their home in New Orleans. Mr. A. E. Leesley is in Lincoln General hospital recovering from injuries he received in a fall from a load of corn. Mr. Leesley was injured quite ser iously and will have to stay in the hospital for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Green and sons were in Lincoln Satur day afternoon. Mrs. Edna Meyers and Max were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wright Friday even ing. Mr. and Mrs. Jiggs Kelly moved into their house that they purchased recently from E. L. McDonald. Mrs. Robert Leesley enter tained at a Stanley Party at her home Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Meisinger called on Mr. A. E. Leesley at the hospital Tuesday evening. Mrs. Kenneth Carpenter en tertained the M. W. M. club "at her heme Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Leesley and family spent Sunday at the Emil Meisinger home. Mr. and Mrs. Green were supper guests also. Mr. Donovan Jenkins, Sr., who is working at Galesburg, Louisiana, spent Sunday at home with his family. Mr. and Mrs. George Rouse and Larry spent Friday at the Gayl Walters home at Ceresco. Margarite and Virginia Cam eron and Vivian Meisinger spent the week end at the Emil Mei singer home. Mrs. Alice Cam eron also spent Saturday night and Sunday there. Mr. and Mrs. Henry "Wright were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Meyers and Max. V-fe for ONE n William L. Walker n Robert W. Devoe ... n FOR COUNTY JUDGE Vfe for ONE n j. A. Capwell FOR DIRFCTOR CONSUMFR5 PURUC POWER DISTRICT. DISTRICT SIX (Two Year Term To Fill Vacancy) Va for ONE n n Guy L. Cooper County Ticket FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR (To Fill Vacancy) Ve for ONE l 1 I ICE. Markham Democrat FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER FIRST DISTRICT , Vte for ONE I 1 I I W. F. Nolte Republican C. W. Stoehr Democrat FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER' THIRD DISTRICT (To Fill Vacancy) Vote for ONE I 1 I I H. L. Bornemeier Republican I 1 I I Fred W. Klepser Democrat Plattsmouth City SECOND WARD, 1ST PRECINCT FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Vote for ONE State of Nebraska County of Cass SS: I, Geo. R. Sayles, County Clerk of Cass County, Nebraska, do hereby certify tha the Sample General Election Ballot, and the sample Non-Political Ballots published above in this newspaper are true and correct copies of the Official Ballots to be used in the polling places at the General Election to be held in Cass County, Nebraska, on Tuesday, November 2nd, 1948. WITNESS my hand and the Seal of my office at Plattsmouth, Cass County, Ne braska, this 21st day of October, 1948. GEO. R. SAYLES, (SEAL) County Clerk, Cass County, Nebraska. Mrs. John Fox is in Lincoln General hospital in Lincoln. Friday evening callers at the Emil Meisinger home were Mr. and Mrs. Adams and son of Woodbine, Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs. Jce Leesley and family. Mrs. Lloyd Grady and child ren spent Saturday in Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Kinney called at the Joe Kyles home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Urban Kyles of Kansas City, Mo., spent several days last week at the Joe Kyles home. Mr. and Mrs. Niles Coleman attended funeral services for Mrs. Isaac Wiles of Weeping Water Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Wiles was a sister of Mrs. Cole man. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kyles and Mr. and Mrs. Urban Kyles spent Thursday in Lincoln and Wa hoo, on business. Mrs. Mary Fulmer entertain ed the Jolly Jcker club at her home Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Meisinger and Vivian and Mr. A. L. Todd attended funeral services for John P. Todd at Nehawka Sat urday afternoon. Mr. Todd was a brother of A. L. Todd. Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Winget of Ashland spent Sunday evening at the J. C. Hoenshell home. Mr. and Mrs. Urban Kyles left for their home at Kansas City, Mo., after spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kyles. The L. C. C. club met with Mrs. Francis Vant in Lincoln Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meisinger called at the Emil Meisinger home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Meyers and Billy went to Avoca Sunday to see the new baby at the home cf Mr. and Mrs. Bob McDonald. Mrs. Nancy Erickson under went surgery at the Lincoln General hospital Saturday morning. , ,Mrs. La Verne Rosencrans and Jackie and Mrs. Lottie Knecht SDent Friday at the Bernard Grady home. Mrs. Margarine Meyers and Mrs. Alice Osburn and Mrs. Alice Osburn and Rodger Dean we're in Ashland Friday afternoon. Mr. end Mrs. Wm. Meyers spent Saturday evening with the C. Foughn family. Mrs. John Grady is still ser iously ill at the home of her son, Bernard Grady. Mrs. Emil Meisinger and Mr. A. L. Todd attended a Farmers Union dinner at York Friday. Sunday guests at the Bernard Grady home were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rosencrans and Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. Buzzy Gakemeir and Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Grady. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Grady and children. Ars. Grata Plykon THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL Thursday, November 23. 1943 PAGE THREE mother were ministers. They have three daughter, Carolyn Sue, aged G, Sharon Lee, 3, and Stella Linnell, 14 mcnths old, to go to the new home. A surprise birthday dinner was given on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Mil ler for their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Chas. Miller. Those present were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McKnight oZ Braddyville, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Barn." of Lincoln, and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Grcnncman of Syracuse. Other relatives called in the afternoon. Some of the group went to the farm to see the stock there, and all had evening lunch together. Egg production per bird in the United States increased from. about 33 in 1909 to 127 in 1947. rmpe IBalloft Non-Political Special EVction November 2, 1948 "Shall the Boa- J of County Commissioners of Cass County, Nebraska, beginning in the year 1949. and for four additional years thereafter, exceed the levy of fifty cents on the one hundred dollar valuation fixed by Section ?19 of the Revised Statutes of Nebra- W 1943, by levying one and four-tenth $ mills on the dollar valuation of all tangilb property in Cass County, Nebraska for construction, repair and maintenance of roads, and one and six-tenths mills on the dollar valuation of all tangible property in Cass County, Ne braska for the construction, maintenance and repair of bridges, all in addition to the levy authorized by law for county pur poses and in addition to the legal limits, provided, however, the total levy for bridge purposes shall not exceed one and six-tenths mills and the total levy for coun ty road purposes shall not exceed one and seven-tenths mills, including the levies herein authorized. FOR said proposition AGAINST said proposition 'ample daIIIoti Non-Political Proposed Amendment to the Constitution and Law Proposed by Initiative Petition General Election, November 2, 1948 Proposed Constitutional Amendment FOR amendment to Section 1, Article VIII, of the Constitution of Nebras ka, to authorize the Legislature to impose a tax on reservations of mineral rights and fissionable ma terial in land and royalties. AGAINST amendment to Section 1, Article VIII. of the Constitution o Nebraska, to authorize the Legis lature to impose a tax on reserva tions of mineral rights and fission ' able material in land and royalties. Proposed by Initiative Petition 300 YES AN ACT relating to vet erans of World War II; providing for compensa- 301 I I NO tion and terms of eligibil ity of Nebraska residents who served in the Armed Forces of the United States within certain periods of World War II; providing for the administration, of this act, defining terms, and creating the veteran's compen sation fund; authorizing the Department of Veteran's Affairs to establish rules and regulations; providing for a three and one half mill levy upon all taxable property ef the State, except intangible property, for the years 1949 to 1953, inclusive; and to provide penalties. Mrs. Lucy Lyle is at heme after a visit in Kansas and Mis souri. Her granddaughter, Joan Stark, who went with her is now on her way home to Seattle. She will visit other relatives be fore reaching home. On Sunday evening the Young People's Fellowship group of the three churches met at the Meth odist church for a union meet ing. Mr. and Mrs. George Moomey, Mri Muenchan and Lillie Muen chan, Mrs. Douglas and Mrs. Cora Eerbsting enjoyed a Sun-' day afternoon ride to Nebraska ; City, Syracuse and Palmyra. At ; the latter place they called on i Mrs. Harlcj', and her daughter, ' Mrs. Bud White and family. ' Mrs. Harley is feeling better and ' may be home in a week or S3, j Pauline Listen, of Lincoln, i visited relatives over the week i end, and attended the Sunday j evening party group at the home j of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schneider. , The Junior Class of the Elm wood school gave their play on Friday evening, October 22, at the Community building. Mrs. Wergen was ccach and the play was well put on. It was a farce, 'Red Headed Royalty From Ar kansas." Junior Oehlerking represented the "prince" who was just entering college as a freshman. The school band played three selections, under the leadership of Miss Stone. Between acts, a girls double sextette sang ' Old King Cole" and "When Day is Done." Rev. Jannen of Murdock, preached at E. V. B. church Sun day morning and evening. Mrs. Jannen led the adult study group. The pastor, Rev. E. F. Haist, is in the western part of the state where he preached at a reunion services in a former charge. Rev. Gerald Gardner, a for mer minister here, is moving next month from Sydney to Kearney to be pastor of the First Christian church there. He is vice-president of Nebraska Christian church ministers, and is a member of State Missionary board. Both his father and FREE FREE FREE FREE ARGUS A-2 35 MM CAMERA With Case, Flash Attachment and Tripod A Regular $50.00 Value ' To be given away Christmas Eve NO PURCHASE NECESSARY Simply sign your name to our cash register receipt (or reason able facsimile thereof) and place in receptacle provided in our store. SCHREINER DRUG P'1 ir ir -a! iH--rt is mnt RE-ELECT 4 C8 &tf,rx District Judge Thomas Dunbar CASS, SARPY and OTOE COUNTIES For twenty-two years an active practicing law yer in the state and federal courts before receiv ing a Governor's appointment as district judge. Later elected by a large majority in 1944, he has faithfully served the three counties. G A resident of the district for over twenty-six years. Judge and Mrs. Dunbar have four chil dren, three sons and one daughter. All of their sons are veterans of World War II. City At torney of Nebraska City, 1929-1932. He has always taken an interest in civic affairs. An officer in the Association of District Judges of Nebraska and present editor of the ''Nebraska District Judge", its official publication. Vote for him on a basis of merit and his capacity for efficient service to the people. 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