Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, July 28, 1918, Automobiles, Image 32

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OMAHA AUTOISTS
PUT JULESBURG
ON WHEELED MAP
Thriving Little Colorado City
in Center of Pry and Irri
gated Farm Belt and is
Rail Center.
Juiesburg, a town of Colorado, it
probably better known in (he itaU of
Nebraska than tbreerfoqrthi pi pur
own towns. It is strategically local
cd at the function of the main lint
and the Denver branch of tha Union
Pacific railroad and is a main point on
the Lincoln Highway. Thus. great
part of the travel west of Qmh It
into Juiesburg either on the train er
in autos.
The little pity it strictly an agrl
cultural center, ioth dry farming and
irrigation methods being used, near
there. Through Juiesburg comes not
only most of the business of Sedge
wick county, Colo., but a'jo consider
able trade of the neighboring coun
ties of Nebraska. Ctt!c, horses,
grain, sugar beets, potatoes, alfalfa
and garden products from the irri
'gated farms, are the commodities
marketed her- the banks et tne
town finance annually the moving of
from $500,000 to $1,000,000 worth of
crops.
Fatttn Cattle Here.
The combination of tPt sugar beet
raising on one side and the great cat
tle barons on the oth-fr side of the
town allows for a co-oieration in the
matter of the feeding cattle beet topi
and by-products of the sugar making
to fattan them and make reidy for
market, incidentally there has grown
tip a considerable business in dairy
ing. The. irrigated project consists of
22,000 acres watered from the Jumbo
reservoir.
Juiesburg if thfljving .city and one
in which great deal has been done
in the way of modern improvements,
schools, churches, and almost all of
this has been done on a spot cash
basis, the only indebtedness of the
county being a small school fund.
Anti Bombardment '
Insurance Is Being x
Issued Now In Paris
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The German advance has brought
Into Paris "nti bombardment jijsurt
ance." The fine company allowed o
do such, business, will insure any given
property only against damage front
5,000 shells If Hit Germans wert to
reach i ooint whire their huKe 350-
. centimeter, guns could effectively- bat
ter Parts, and were to pour 5,0QQ ia
Withotft damaging any given piece of
property, its owner would have to.
reinsure against tne next s.vw sntus.
The price of the anti-bombardment
insurance has gone up to twice what
the anti-airplane bomb policies cost.
It means just six francs per thousand
if buildings; and twelve francs if any
thing else. '
. The insurance company also hat
. drawn up a scale pf insurance against
personal injury from long range and
other kinds of cruna and airolane raids
Thereby it is possible to insure civil
ians up to 50,00Q francs at four francs
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per thousand in the districts nearest
the present front: at two and one-
half t thousand ip Paris and its im
mediate vicinity, t one franc in re
moter departments: and at 75 cen
times ia the most distant departments
ana m Algeria.
I The company, whose parent organi
sation in England has achieved a
reputation - in years past for taking
any kind of a "sporting" risk in the
insurance line, will not insure life for
over 5l),UUQ francs unless special prem
iums iff paid. ,'
August Victor Records
- Of Exceptional Quality
ine f-jonzaity string quartet,
, musical organisation which stands
unique because of its history, n
supreme in its class because of the
quality pf its musical attainment, pre,
sents 'Ul first Victor record in the
offering of the Victor-company for
August The thousands who ' have
heard this string quartet, which, has
been leader in the rendition pf
chamber music for fifteen years, wjll
be glad to hear the reproduction of
Mendeltsohn'a Canzonetta, Op.' 12,
AO. .
: Another instrumental record pf
special interest at this time is Victor
Herbert's American Fantasie, a bril
liant incorporation into a stirring
marcn pi many oi tne popular path
otic airs. '
Harry Lauder, the irrepressible and
irresistible, has new record in the
August Offering, a recitation instead
or a fong, put a trench story witt
both smiles and tears, and rta!
message. .
Three dance records and several of
we latest war sopgs, by Victor fa
. vontea. are included. Fran. . AM,
has a brilliant rendition of The
. Magic of Vour Eyes." A sacred
number by Sophie Braslau is one f
the month'! beadliners, together with
The Song that Reached My Heart,"
sung by Enn Williams. Those who
. tike Indian music (and that is about
everybody) will enjoy a record by
Princess Watahwaso.
The August list pf records includes
a variety, tome part of which will
appeal to the musical tastes of any
one. ; . -
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Now Rung Big Ranch
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WILI, ft. CAMPBELL.
Will A, Campbell and son, Bill
Campbell, jr., on their "Four Range
Ranch." near Helena, Mont, Mr.
Campbell was formerly pf The Bee
staff. He, now edits and it principal
owner of the Helena Daily Independ
ent and also has a thousand-acre
wheat ranch on which he lives with
his family, ranching in the daytime
and running a newspaper nights.
FRENCH MOTHERS
MOURN DAILY
FOR U. S. SLAIN
Emotions Felt by Parents Thou
sands of Miles Away Lived
Again at the Burials ot
Heroes.
Correspondence of Associated Press.
Paris, July 7. Four, five and in
many cases, six thousand miles from
their maternal hearth, the American
dead, heroes of the second battle of
the Marne who have succumbed from
grievous wounds in Paris hospitals,
are mourned daily by French mothers,
sisters and fathers who teel the emo
tions of these heroes' kindred at
home, ,
Daily, the funerals leave the city
hospitals for the little Suresnes ceme
tery dedicated to Americans by the
chyof Suresnes, located on a hill on
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the west of Paris overlooking the
French metropolis. Daily, the repub
lican guard in their picturesque and
historic military attire march forth to
the funeral to bestow France's regard
upon these American heroes,, and
though no volley is fired because it is
forbidden by the French authorities,
the American bugler sounds "taps"
with impressive toning,
A service is first held in the little
chapel in the hospital. Protestant
chaplains officiate over the dead of
their faith and Catholic over theirs.
The hospital organization such as can
be spared, including nurses, orderljes,
clerks and doctors attends the service.
Military Honors to Dead.
The bodies are borne from the
chapel to waiting ponderous army
motor trucks. The republican guard
and the marines form an escort. As
each body, is brought to the convey
ance, these military units execute
"present arms." When all the dead
have beeji placed upon their military
biers, fhe procession to the cemetery
starts. At the head are the chaplains
in motor cars. Then follow the mo
tor trucks and last the gmrd of honor.
The coffins are draped with Amer
ican flags. Each one bears two
wreaths, one given by the republic of
France and another by the city of
Paris. Tricolor ribbons bind the
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HUDSON & KRIST
Market, Fancy & Staple Groceries
JULESBURG, COLO.
GOOD EATS AND DRINKS
FOR THE TOURIST.
Modern ice machine. We make our own ice for re
frigerators, ice boxes and show cases.
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wreaths. In letters of gold, the rib
bons are marked "Aux Defenseurs de
la Patrie."
The little procession winds its way
along the boulevards. The French
know its significance. Without excep
tion as it passes, every pedestrian
stops, uncovers and bows in homage
to the American heroes.
That extra room will pay your coal
bill. Rent it through a Bee want Ad.
Citizens
ational
Bank
Juiesburg, Colo.
July 10, 1910.
"On the Lincoln Highway"
P.
C.
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Officer:
F. Clayton, Pres.
M. Rolf son, V. Pres.
F. Clayton, Cashier.
Resources $357,285.27
Resources $357,285.27
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Geo. A.
I JULESBURG, COLO. I
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I AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES OF I
I EVERY DESCRIPTION
Wolf Head Auto Oils.
1 Pennsylvania and Fisk Casings and Tubes. I
i "Free Air at the Curb." 1
I Big Electric Gasoline Filling Station., "
I Telephone Juiesburg 114. 1
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LEE ERB
Furniture and Undertaking
Juiesburg Colorado
"On the Lincoln Highway"
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B. D. PARKER, Jr.. Prei. and Mgr.
MRS. B. D. PARKER, Sec. and Treat.
The Juiesburg Motor Company
FORD SALES AND SERVICE
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Soldier Opens Savings
. Account with Idle Wealth
The question of what tn enlisted
man ia tht American army does with
all hit tnoRfy has, been answered here
, by a disclosure of the financial af-
fairs of nf rnember of a machine
4 run eomoanv at Camo Beanresrard.
The aoldieF receives $33 a month. Of
this $1$ f tent to Ms mother, $5
1 paid. a a Liberty bond and $6.50
deducted for insurance, teariov i hi
ance $6.SQ, or approximtelir 2
cents a day. As Uacls Sam provides
him wth .Ttrythinf ha' dcsirei and
the 21 cents is idle wealth. Ve fast
decided to open a sarings account
Motor
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fUCKS
Bespeak
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conomy
Economy it the cardinal virtue of a profit-producing
truck, and in the PACKARD you get a truck that
gives you more mileage at a less cost per ton mile
than any other truck on the market.
In buying a PACKARD truck you know from the outset
that you have invested your money in a vehicle that
will give you good service under all conditions.
f The high quality of the PACKARD, together with the
standard Packard service go hand in hand
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When you think of a truck, ask the man who has invest
ed in a PACKARD Jle'll tell you.
Geo. F. Reim Company
Distributor High Grade Motor Cars
Hrney and 31st Streets OMAHA, NEB. Telephone Harney 10
oAsk the man 'who owns one
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FIREPROOF BUILDING
STEAM HEAT
Rubber Goods -: ACCESSORIES
100 Cars Capacity
JULESBURG, COLO.
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T?F BEOWN 10TIEL
"On the Lincoln Highway"
JULESBURG, COLO.
B. F. LOCKWOOD, Prop.
European Plan.
Rooms With Private Bath Tub or Shower.
Gateway Cafe
Rex A. Teed, Prop
JULESBURG, COLO.
"On the Lincoln Highway."
Open Day and Night
We Put Up Lunches for Tourists.
Phone 'Juiesburg 19-W.
First National Bank
Juiesburg, Colorado
Capital and Surplus, $60,000
Total Resources, $485,000
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
JESSE C McNISH, President.
JACOB FRICKEL, Jr., Vice President
JOHN MANNHALTER, Cashier.
C F. PARKER, Director.
C W. WHITE, Director.
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Z. N. CLEVELAND
DRUGGIST
JULESBURG, COLORADO
Phone 18
KODAKS THERMOS BOTTLES
CANDY, CIGARS AND SODA WATER
GOGGLES AND ROAD MAPS.
TOURIST OUTFITS
H. J. SMELSER
G. S. SMELSER
SMELSER & SON
Real Estate
and
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