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THE PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL PAGE FOUR Thursday, October 27, 1949 COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS Office of County Commission ers of Cass County Plattsmouth, Nebraska, October 18, 1949. Board met pursuant to ad journment: Present, Parr Young, Alva G. Reid and W. F. Nolte, County Commissioners and Geo. R. Sayles, County Clerk. Minutes of the last session ap proved, when the following bus iness was transacted in regular form: Resignation of H. L. Borne meier, Commissioner for the Third District, was accepted by When You Think of SHOES Think of X-RAY FITTING the Board. County Treasurer, Ruth Pat ton, County Attorney Walter H. Smith, and County Clerk, Geo. R. Sayles filed a Notice with the Board that Alva G. Reid of Elm wood, Nebraska had been ap pointed County Commissioner for the Third District to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna tion of Commissioner H. L. Bornemeier. Official Bond of Alva G. Reid, in the Amount of $1000.00, in favor of Cass County, Nebraska for the unexpired term of form er County Commissioner, H. L. Bornemeier, was filed in the office of the County Judge and duly approved by the County Judge, Richard C. Peck, who also administered the Oath of Office and swore in the new Commissioner for the Third District. Motion by Commissioner W. F. Nolte that Commissioner Alva G. Reid be appointed as Vice Chairman of the Board, second ed by Commissioner Parr Young, and carried. Notice to Bidders The County Board of Com missioners of Cass County, Ne braska will receive sealed bids YOU MAY NOT KNOW THIS ., There's more to filling a pre scription than mixing the correct amount of the cor rect ingredients. For , the best results we use reliable branded pharmacals only. PROTECT YOUR HEALTH WITH PROVEN PRODUCTS for one or ' more car loads of treated and untreated bridge lumber and one or more car loads of treated piling until 2:00 P. M., October 31, 1949 at the office of the County Clerk of Cass County, Nebraska. Specifications may be obtain ed from the office of the Cass County Highway Commissioner or County Clerk located at Court House, Plattsmouth, Ne braska. All Bids received will be pub licly opened and read aloud in the County Commissioners of fice at the Court House at Plat tsmouth, Nebraska on October 31, 1949 at 2:00 O'clock P. M. All proposals shall be accom panied by a certified check drawn on a solvent Nebraska Bank in the amount of $2000.00 made payable to the County Treasurer, Cass County, Ne braska, which check may be cashed and the proceeds retain ed as liquidated damages in case the successful bidder fails to enter Into a contract and furnish a $10,000.00 bond with in 10 days from the date of the award of the contract to him. All proposals shall be on the forms furnished by the County Highway Commissioner of Cass County, Nebraska, sealed and Plainly marked "Proposal for Furnishing Lumber and Piling," and the name and address of the bidder shall be plainly marked on the outside of the envelope containing said pro posal. No bids shall be withdrawn after the opening of bids with out the consent of the Board of County Commissioners. The Board reserves the right to re ject any and all bids. By: Geo. R. Sayles, Cass County Clerk. The following list of 80 names was selected by the Board from which to draw the Jury for tne WANTED On paving and graveled roads Well improved 160's and larger units. We have the buyers. If you have the farm, write LEMMONS REAL ESTATE Nebraska City . . . . Jvl OiL'QjfiipjfdanL SisMp cljL ihsL JidiiML jo QJjoWl Comrvuwih, yuic and joWl Jamily There's a thrilling slory in ihe development of Nebraska's unique electrical program ... a real life drama in which you as the breadwinner or head of the household, your wife as the mother deeply concerned with the future of her children, your children themselves, play leading roles. Yes, even the welfare and progress of your community and hundreds cf others, are closely woven into the theme of this saga of modern day living. So important is the part which electricity plays in every phase of this vital real-life story that Nebraska's slate-wide electrical program actually becomes the key So the entire plot. For example, Nebraskans have increased their use of electricity over two and one-half times since the organization of Consumers Public Power District which has brought belter living and greater savings as a result of the economies and advan tages of this efficient state-wide system, owned by ihe people. Low cost electricity encourages industrial develop- men! and agricultural prosperity which brings greater opportunities to Nebraskans and contributes to ihe progress and prosperity of Nebraska com- raumnes. Truly the development of stale-wide elec tricity is the key to Nebraska's future. Electricity Is the Key to a Qreater Nebraska V.vxt 4 .v.f- i hi i 1 & 1 vm- I? 1 4 J nl (? 5-i i ; A --'A B u j I d i n 0 . N. e b r a s k a 'J i E I e c t r i a I I y November Term of the District Court: TIPTON PRECINCT: A. W. Adams, John Fischer, Milton Rodaway and V. Trumble. GREENWOOD PRECINCT: Arthur Dinges, Geo. Foreman, S. C. Hardnock. SALT CREEK PRECINCT: C. D. Fulner, E. A. Landon, Ray Rouse. STOVE CREEK PRECINCT: Orley D. Clements, Chas. J. Fleischman, Lewis Hollenbeck, Marion McCrory, Lloyd Miller. ELMWOOD PRECINCT: Chas. I. Long, H. J. Amgwert, Law rence Rase, August Ruge. SOUTH BEND PRECINCT: F. J. Knecht and Frank Ohm. WEEPING WATER PRE CINCT: Edward Pankonin, H. Wegener, and W. .F Wulf. WEEPING WATER CITY: 1st Ward, J. L. Wiles, George Sell and Frank E. Cook. 2nd Ward, Ralph Keckler and Amos Bates. LOUISVILLE PRECINCT: J. F. Zastera, Tom Robbins, Herm an Roeber, Charles E. Pankonin and Glenn R. Miller. CENTER PRECINCT: Russell Campbell, G. C. Rhoden, Henry J. Hohman. MT. PLEASANT PRECINCT: Andrew Stander, William Dett mer and Rudolph Hart. NEHAWKA PRECINCT: Rob ert W. Wunderlich, M. N. Tuck er, George Waldo Weik. AVOCA PRECINCT: Marius Nelsen, George C. Meyer, N. M. Nelsen. LIBERTY PRECINCT: W. E. Hathaway, L. H Banning, Wayne L. Scoles, W. E. Reynolds. EIGHT MILE GROVE PRE CINCT: Fred Rutherford, Geo. P. Stoehr, Ernest Hennings. WJSST ROCK BLUFF PRE CINCT: Frank Mrasek, Malvern Read, Lloyd Leyda and Harley Loyd. EAST ROCK BLUFF PRE CINCT: T. G. Klimm and Luois Sack. PLATTSMOUTH PRECINCT: Ed Baumgart, K. W. Grosshans, E. A. Koukal, Fred J. Schroeder. PLATTSMOUTH CITY: 1st Ward, Jess F. Warga, Theo. Yelick, Chas. Vallery, Herman Tiekotter, Virgil Perry, Richard Beverage, and Erwin Siemers. 2nd Ward: M. H. Worthen, Shrader Rhoden, Ray Story, J. C. Petersen, William C. OTon nell, Carl Ohlschlager, M. M. Muncie, Carl Ulrich and Rich ard Black. C CLAIM of John ohogren No. 1930, Filed September 2, 1949 Amount $148.12 for Damages to Crop was disallowed by the Board. CLAIMS as listed on the fol lowing funds were allowed by the Board: GENERAL FUND: Agency, Final Pymt. Work Comp. & Pub. Liab. Policies $ 461.61 Nebr. Boiler & Supply Co., Reprs 43.82 Farley Furniture, Mdse. to Hillcrest 15.30 Midland Laboratories, Supplies to Ct. Hse. . 18.21 J. Howard Davis, Bonds, Dep. Shff. & Dep. Co. Clerk 39.81 Milburn & Scott, Sup plies to Reg. Deeds . . 54.67 K. B. Co., Supplies to Co. Treas 277.66 Wm. Schmidtmann, Supplies to Hillcrest Home & Ct. Hse 60.45 Dr. J. W. Brendel, Sal ary', Med. Advisor . . 50.00 Plattsmouth Journal, Publ. Comm. Pro ceedings 29.49 Plattsmouth Journal, Supplies to Shff 18.80 Plattsmouth Journal, Publ. Sept. 21 Comm. Proceedings 27.30 Modern Laundry, Laundry to Ct. Hse.. 5.30 Donlan Nursing Home, Care of Geo. Hepp . . 60.00 Saxe-Freeman Co., Mdse. to Hillcrest . . . 66.86 Lucille Horn Gaines, 3rd. Qr. Vital Statis tics 9.50 E. J. Richey, Lmbr. to Shff. & Co. Surveyor 16.95 James F. Begley, Dist. Ct. Costs, St. vs Hall 35.00 Plattsmouth Journal, Supplies & Printing. 3.63 The H. D. Mason Co., Supplies to Ct. Hse.. 30.90 C. E. LedgwayrClk. D. C, Ct. Costs, Co. of Cass vs. Thomas, Jeep & Linch 325.70 K. B. Co., 1 Subsc. to 1949 Legislative Changes 5.00 United Chemical Co. Arundel Insurance Inc., Supplies to Ct. Hse 18.31 C. E. Markham, Oct. Saly. & Mil., Hwy. Comm 293.18 E. A. Rozell, Hauling . . 3.00 C. E. Ledgway Clk. D. C, Dist. Ct. Fees Henry L. Garrett 8.50 Dr. L. S. Pucelik, Physician- Henry L. Garrett : 10.OO James F. Begley, At- torney-Hcnry L. Gar rett 5.00 Thomas S. Solomon, Fee on Warrant ..... 3 65 Robert Robbins, Wit ness . . . . . 2.00 Roy King, Witness 2.00 Mrs. Dillard Wales, Witness 2. 00 Soennichsens, Mdse. 1 to Hillcrest & Co. J Surveyor 14.61 Remington Rand Inc., ' Service Aggreement . 10.95 Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co., Service to Co. Offices 141.96 Thomas S. Solomon Shff., Mileage, St. us Hall ,. 10.24 Thomas S. Solomon, Purchase Tax Lots . . 4.00 Teresa Hendricks, Oct. Saly. 125.00 Plattsmouth Transfer, Trucking 2.50 Blanche Hall, Oct. Salary 166.66 C. E. Ledgway, Oct. Salary 219.67 Helen W. Warner, Oct. Salary 150.00 C. E. Ledgway, Clk. D. C, Ct. Costs-St. vs Redden & Hall ... 21.27 Warren Fink, Dep. Shff, Oct. Salary & Mil 159.92 Thomas S. Solomon, Shff., Jailor Fees & Bd. Prisoners 138.00 Thomas S. Solomon, Shff., Oct. Saly., Mil., Mdse. & P. O. Rent. . 27553 John Beckman, Oct. Salary 200.00 Radio-Electronic Ser vice Inc., Repr. Work & 3 Tubes 10.00 Anna K. Hiner, Oct. Salary 145.00 Clara Olson, Oct. Salary 166.66 W. H. Puis, Oct. Sal ary & Exp 217.21 Plattsmouth Motor Parts Co., Repairs .". . 24.50 Cass Co. Treasury, Pstge. to Co. Treas .60 George V. Persinger, Assist. Co. Surv. & Hwy. Comm 190.00 Richard Wohlfarth, Assist. Co. Surv. & Hwy. Comm 120.00 Roy L. Patterson, Assist. Co. Surv. & Hwy. Comm 32.00 C. E. Markham, Oct. Saly. & Mil., Co. Surv 292.75 Lucille Horn Gaines, Oct. Salary 150.00 Audrey Dow, Oct. Sal ary 150.00 Patricia Gansemer, Oct. Salary 125.00 Frankie Cotner, Oct. Salary Alice Jayne Grosshans, Oct. Salary Ruth Patton, Oct. Salary Walter H. Smith, Oct. Saly., Mil., & Pstge.. Helen Jane Smock, Oct. Salary Marie Behrends, Oct. Saly L. A. Behrends, Co. Vet. Service Officer & Mil. L. A. Behrends, Sal., Mil., Pstge., & T. R. . . W. F. Nolte, Salary W. F. Nolte, Mileage . . Parr Young, Salary . . . Parr Young, Mileage . . Edna Herring & Assgd. to Cass Co. Treas., Clerical Work for Co. Treas Thelma Kruger, Oct. Salary Richard C. Peck, Co. Judge, Oct. Salary . . W. A. Swatek Hwde., Mdse. to Surveyor . . W. A. Swatek Hdwe., Mdse. to Hillcrest Home W. A. Swatek Hdwe., Mdse. to Ct. Hse. Richard C. Peck, Co. Judge, Co. Ct. Fees. St. vs Zoz, Sporer, Hall, Fauth & Hun get Thomas S. Solomon Shff., Ct. Fees- St. vs. Sporer & Fauth . Harvey Ballinger, Assist. Co. Surv. . . . H. L. Bornemeier, Salary & Mileage . Geo. R. Sayles, Oct. Salary & Exp Gladys Christensen, Oct. Salary Lucille Horn Gaines, Reg. Deeds, Record ing Shff. Deeds Gamble Store, Mdse. to Ct. Hse Nebr. Children Home Society, Child Care for Year 1949 140.0C 168.66 216.66 145.61 65.00 130.00 87.10 265.07 120.00 74.28 120.00 85.68 26.00 166.66 258.33 2.00 2.05 3.45 37.20 POOR RELIEF FUND: Hinky-Dinky Store No. 24, Provisions . . 55.55 Elmer Rosenow, Pro visions 35.o5 C. H. Gibson, Provisions 77.10 Howard Snodgrass, Provisions 52.00 Soennichsen's, Pro visions 71.70 Greenwood Super Market, Provisions... 21.85 Hillcrest Nursing Home, Bd. & Rm. for Girl 6.00 Otis Bond, Bd. & Rm. for Boy 31.00 Mrs. Ernest Ebeler, Bd. & Care for man .... 85.00 W. L. Hadsell, Bd. & Rm 65.00 Sadie Raines, Bd. & Care for woman .... 85.00 Dr. L. N. Kunkel, Medicine 2.00 Dr. R. W. Tyson, Serv. & Med 8.50 Drs. Liston, Services to man 8.00 Dr. J. W. Brendel, Medicine 3.00 Ardyth G. Hall, Mileage & Exp 16.18 Coretta R. Pfann, Mil eage 3.00 1 Aid to Dependent Children, Co. Share of Oct. Exp 109.50 Old Age Assistance Fund, Co. Share of Oct. Exp 236.32 (Continued on Page Five) THE BIG BLOW OF '49 Proved by Field Checks That CARLSON'S Champion Hybrids 1. Stand Up Stronger 2. Ears Stay on Firmer 3. Yields Are Bigger Carlson's are real champions. Check and Compare Carlson's Champion Hybrids in this area, then talk to your Carl son dealer while best varieties are available. Clarence II. 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