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THE BEE: OMAHA. MONDAY. THAT z. 1921.
Wide Variety of
Extension Work
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Done in Nebraska
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College of Agriculture Shows
Many Specialists Em-
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The work which the college ot
agriculture is doing out in the state
to promore more profitable farming
is set forth in a recent annua! report
of the college's extension service.
During 1920, county agricultural
agents, county home agents, and
specialists sent out by the college
assisted farmers, farmers' wives and
families, and farmers' organizations
in 76 counties of the state. A large
amount of work was done to pro
mote better methods of marketing,
improved crops, better live stock,
modern farm homes, conveniences
for farm women, boys and girls
clubs, rural women's clubs, county
and community fairs, community
organizations and other interest
which make for more productive and
more profitable farming and more
satisfying rural life.
There are now 44 county agricul
tural agents, five county home
agents, and four county boys and
girls club agents. These agents rep
resent the permanent field force of
the college extension service. In
addition there are. a number of
specialists in agriculture and home
economics who go out from the col
lege to assist the county agents in
their problems.
The extension specialists last year
spent a total of 1.709 days out in
the counties assisting in this edu
cational work. Much of the work
was done in co-operation with coun
ty farm bureaus. It was not. however,
confined to organized counties, for
only 44 counties have farm bureaus.
in other counties assistance was
given farmers' union locals, boys
and girls clubs, rural women's
clubs, breeders' associations, the pub
lic schools, and various other organi
zations interested in the welfare of
agriculture.
High Yielding Grains Promoted.
The college is doing a great real
of work to promote the growing of
high yielding grains, such as kanred
w heat, Nebraska No. 6 and No. 60
wheat, rosen rye. Nebraska No. 21
Kherson oats and special strains of
alfalfa. For several years the college
has been distributing qualities of
improved grains among farmers, hop
ing to eventually materially increase
the total yields of the state. This
work. has been very successful in the
last few years and last fall more
than 60 carloads of wheat was seed
ed. In order to provide sources of
pure seed of these various improved
grains, the college established an in
spection and certification service
whereby farmers may know where
to buy and what they are buying.
The college's extension work in
the interest of improved live stock
last year consisted largely in its
campaign for the use of purebred
sires. Working in co-operation with
the United States department of ag
riculture, the college has encouraged
several hundred Nebraska farmers
fireplace their sires' with purebreds,
and the movement for better stock
is rapidly obtaining a firm foothold
in trie state. Sales pavilions have
been prompted and 20 counties have
cither erected them or are planning
to do so. County breeders' orgarri-
zations now total 32. t . .
Modern Homes in Demand.
The prosperity of Nebraska farm
ers in the last few years have result
ed in the construction of many mod
ern homes. The college has given
material assistance in this work, pro
viding a large number of blueprint
plans and holding demonstrations in
many counties to show the possibili
ties of remodeling old houses and
otherwise improving living cemdi
v tions. Forty-nine - water systems
and 21 sewage disposals srstem
were installed at demonstrations last
year. Twenty-rfour demonstrations
were given in the planning of farm
steads and buildings.v Sixty-three
drainage systems and a number of
irrigation systems have been planned
and installed through assistance
. given by the college's extension spec
ialists in agricultural engineering.
A large amount of work has been
done to demonstrate the control of
insect and rodent pests. With the
assistance of the United States de
partment of agriculture, surveys were
made of areas infested with pocket
ite steps taken to organize farmers
for the extermination of these pests.
Nearly 2.000 farmers in 23 counties
co-operated in this work. An infes
ation of San Jose scale among he
orchards of Howard county last year
was surveyed and controlled by the
Road Engineers of Third
District Submit Reports
York, Neb., May 1. (Special.)
department of public works, met in
this city to hear reports of the engi
neers, Wright and Porter, for the1
year's maintenance work. The coun
ties in this district arc York. Polk,
Bu'-Vr, - Hamilton, Merrick, Colfax,
Hall, Adams, Clay, Fillmore. Web
ster, Nuckolls, Thayer and Jefferson.
The plan as outlined by the engi
neers is to "have all road work uni
form throughout the district, all road
grades are to have a width of 24-foot
crown. All of the 13 counties were
represented. ' - ' .. '
Buys Controlling Interest
In Bank at Endicott, Neb.
Endicot. Neb., May 1. (Special.)
, A controlling interest in the Endi
cott bank has been bought by C. W.
Slaughter, formerly of this place, but
now a resident of Fairbury. Mr.
Slaughter was postmaster in Endi
cot years ago, also ran a general
store here and later farmed a tract of
land near town. He has purchased
the new home of Mr. Hodges, who
nas retired from the bank here and
will probably go to Kansas City.
Martin Luther Academy
To Be Reopened This Year
Sterlinsr. Neb-.. May 1 (Special.)
The Martin Luther academy at
Sterling closed for the last vear be
cause of financial and oher difficulties,
will be reopened the coming year.
The academy hereafter will be under
the o-eneral Lutheran synod, and not
under the supervision of the district
u is the past,'
Downtown Programs.
Sun Alice Lake in "The Greater
Claim."
Rialto Charles Ray in "The Old
Swimmin' Hole."
Moon William Farnum in "His
Greatest Sacrifice."
Muse "The Life of the Party,"
featuring 1 Fatty Arbuckle.
Empress "Goodless Men."
Neighborhood Houses.
Grand Mary Pickford in "Heart
O' The Hills."
Hamilton Frank Mayo in "The
Magnificent Brute."
Victoria "The Branded Woman."
Suburban Charles Lhaplm in
"The Kid."
Alhambra "Good References."
Hippodrome "Bill Apperson's
Bov."
Rohllf "Love, Honor and Obey
Charles Ray at Play.
Charles Rav is the star at the
Rialto theater this week in "The Old
Swimmin' Hole,", a picturization of
James Whitcomb Riley's favorite
poem. Ray plays the role of Ezra, a
lovable carefree barefoot boy. Lovers
of Riley will be delighted with the
fidelity to detail in this latest Ray
picture.
Another Mother Play.
Vicente Blasco Ibanez is the
author of "The Greater Claim,,,
featuring Alice Lake at the Sun
theater this week. Motherhood is the
predominating theme in the picture.
The story centers about a romance
between a son of a millionaire and
a chorus girl.
Norma a Spanish SenoriU.
Norma Talmadge plays the first
Spanish role of her screen career in
"The Passion Flower," chief cinema
attraction at the Strand theater this
wel Miss Talmadge has the part
of Acacia, the daughter, who falls in
love with Norbert, a poet.
Farnum In Home Life.
Those who love fine dramatic
work will be pleased to know that
William Farnum is the featurede star
in "His Greatest Sacrifice" at the
Moon theater this week. This story,
based on modern life, shows that
there cannot be two masters in the
house. It shows that the wife can
not gain the greatest happiness in life
by sacrificing the love of her hus
band and her child for the plaudits
of the theater-g6ing public.
Picture of Briny Deep.
. Helene Chadwick and Russel
Simpson are co-starred in a sea
picture, "Godless Men," at the Em
press theater the first four days of
this week. The picture tells a story
where men meet their souls face to
face and sneer themselves on to acts
of horro; where they grapple life
with ruthless, destructive hands.
Omaha Optometrists
Determined To Bring
1922 Meeting Here
Omaha optical concerns will
close their doors today to swell
the number of a delegation which
willj attend the State, Association of
Optometrists' convention at Lincoln,
May 2-3. ' The- Omaha delegates are
determined to bring the 1922 conven
tion to this city and have made all
arrangements, including banners, but
tons, badges and automobiles, to
convince the state association to vote
in favor of Omaha for the next
meeting.
The Omaha Chamber of Com
merce is extending an invitation to
the state association. The Omaha
delegation includes:
B. B. Combs of the Combs Op
tical company, chairman of the
state association legislative commit
tee; E. F. Flitton, Flitton Optical
company; J. A. GHek, CJlobe Optical
company; Howard Cronk, optician;
J. A. Vlach, C B. Brown company,
optical department; C. L. Moore,
Service Optical company; Thomas
Maher and Mike Maher, Brandeis
optical department; G. L. Van Bus
kirk, C. B. Strickland and Julius
Erbshauser, Columbian Optical com
pany. ;
Chicago Builders
Stop Work To Force
Reduction in Wages
Chicago Tribune-Omaha Be Leaned Wire.
Chicago, May 1. May day sees
building in Chicago practically at a
standstill. When the noon whistles
blew Saturday the lockout announced
by the two associations of builders
who do 85 per cent of the work,
went into effect. Work was sus
pened on structures worth more than
$35,000,000 which are either in pro
cess of erection or for which con
tracts have been let. About. 10,000
building craftsmen joined the army
of the unemployed the activities
closed down by the lockout gave em
ployment to about 20 per cent of
the'48,000 or 50,000 men in the build
ing trades in Chicago.
Neither side in the wage contro
versy budged during the day, nor
were there signs of changed attitude.
The builders repeated that work
would not be resumed until a reduc
tion in wages to $1 an hour for
skilled men and 70 cents for un
skilled labor is accepted.
Youth of U. S. Dancing to
Hell, Declares K. ,C. Judge
Kansas City, May 1. The youth
of America is "dancing its way to
hell" through the public, dance halls
and movies, according to Judge E.
E. Porterfield of . Kansas City.
Severely arraigning the public
dance hall and moving picture house
as one of the greatest evils leading
to vice among children yet in their
teens. Judge Porterfield turned from
the usual "curtain lecture" of the
youthful delinquents who had been
arraigned before him in the juvenile
court, and scored the parents of
America who permit their children,
particularly girls, to attend the
movies or public dances unescorted.
"The courts nor the schools can
make good children out of bad, nor
keep children good so long as this
practice is continued."
Named Superintendent.
Steele City. Neb., May 1. (Spe
cial.) Prof. Harry Waddell, eighth
grade teachei1 in the city schools of
Burwell, Neb., has been prompted
to the superintendent; at that place
, for the coming ycar
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InlBip
Yourself
100,000 extra votes will be given to every club member who turns in $25.00 in
subscriptions to the Omaha Bee before Saturday night, May 14th, at 10 p. m.
Each dollar over the $25.00 you send in will earn 4,000 additional votes. The
more you send in the more votes you get, and the closer you are to winning the
beautiful home in Minne Lusa.
Send in your subscriptions as fast as yo u get them. Don't wait until the end of
the week. Help the subscribers who helped you, by seeing that they get The Bee
just as soon as possible after they have g iven you their money. In turn they will
help you by telling their friends what good delivery service The Bee gives, and
what a good paper it is. A complete record of your remittances will be kept and
at the close of the extra offer period you will be sent a vote ballot showing the
additional votes credited to you.
ENTER TODAYTAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE EXTRA VOTE OFFER
But two weeks remain o the biggest and bsst extra vote offer. That means opportunity
for everyone who wants to win one of the 27 awards to be given by The Omaha Bee.
FUTURE SUBSCRIPTIONS
In some cases club members will find friends who will be glad to help, but are now paid in
advance for some other paper, and do not want two papers at one and the same time. In order
that the club members may secure these subscriptions, we have arranged to accept and issue vote
certificates to cover such subscriptions and will hold the subscriber's credit on our books and not
start the paper until the subscriber wishes. In sending in such subscriptions, be sure and mark
on the remittance sheet the date the paper is to be started to the subscriber.
WHERE TO WORK
We again emphasize the fact that a club member residing in one district is not restricted in
pny way as to the locality in which he may secure subscription payments and free vote coupons.
The object in dividing the territory into the eight districts was to assure each candidate that a
certain number of prizes would be awarded in their immediate vicinity.
Club members should not allow their supplies to run out before requesting more. If you
need more receipt books, remittance sheets, count slips or any other supplies, anticipate your wants
so that the H. Y. S. Department may send them to you at once.
NAMES BEING REMOVED
Many names arc being removed from the list daily. These are people who are not going to
take an active part. Their places are being taken by live, active workers, people who appreciate
that these awards are worth the effort of anyone. There still remain many localities that are
either not represented, or the club member is not active. If your community is represented
poorly, send in your name and make the effort.
The club member who enters today has eight weeks in which to work. The person entering
the Help Yourself Club today and winning the capital award, the $7,800.00 home, would be
recompensed for his efforts at the rate of ?085.00 per week. Figure it out for yourself on the
other awards.
STANDING OF CLUB MEMBERS
The standing of the club members as they appear in this issue include only the votes received
and counted at this office up to Thursday at 3:00 p. m. The standings will be changed again
in next Tuesday's paper, and will include the votes that are received and counted at the H. Y. S.
Club office before 3 :00 p. m. Saturday.
BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE USED
In order to insure accuracy, a Burroughs Adding Machine is used in tabulating the votes.
The $25,000.00 List
1 $7,800.00 Home, First Capital Award
1$4,440.00 Cadillac, Second Capital Award
1 $1,500.00 Conservative Savings & Loan Deposits, Third Capital Award
8 $1,1 15.00 Maxwell Touring Cars, First District Awards
8 $ 200.00 Building and Loan Dep osits, Second District Awards
8 $ 200.00 Building and Loan Deposits, Third District Awards
Total Number of Awards - - 27
The Second
Capital wa idl :
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This $4,400.00 7-Passenger Cadillac Automobile U th 2nd Capital Award.
Purchased from the J. H. Hansen Cadillac Co, wher it ia now on display.
Campaign Closes June 25th, 1921
Save it for yourself or some club member.
THIS IS the 10-vote free coupon
A club member can secure these votes
district.
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before expiration date.
Must be voted or mailed on or
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Join the Help Yourself Club Today!
THIS IS the entry blank. You can nominate yourself or some friend. It costs
nothing to enter and try. Send thia blank properly filled out and person entered
will be supplied with forms for work.
MEMBERSHIP ENTRY BLANK
The Omaha Bee Help Yourself Club
5000 VOTES '
Date.
.1921
I nominate
Street No.
(Mr., Mr?, or Miss)
Vote Value of
Subscription
Payments
The Daily and Sander,
Morning or Evening, by
Bov Carrier In Omaha,
Council Bluffs and In
towns where Carrier Boy
service Is maintained.
New
180,000
76,000
32.000
12.000
$20.40
10.20
6.10
2.65
Morning or Evening With
out Hunday by carrier
Boy Service,
2 Tears
1 Year
6 Months
3 Months
2 Tears 118.60
1 Year ..... 7.80
6 Months .. 3.80
3 Months . . 1.05
Sunday Only by Boy
carrier,
New
136,000
62.000
22.000
10,000
New
16.000
32.000
12.000
2 Years' 110.40
.1 Year ..... 6.S0
6 Months .. 2.60
Morning, Evening and Sun
day oy uoy carrier.
New
1 Tear S1S.00 152.000
6 Months .. 9.00 68.000
5 Months . . 4.60 28.600
Bally and Sunday by Mall.
New
! Tears ... .916.00 136.000
1 Year 7.60 63,000
6 Months .. 4.00 22.000
3 Months .. 2.00 10.000
Daily Only by Mall, With
out Sunday
Years .
Year . .
Months
Months
Sunday
...310.00
. .. 6.00
.. 2.60
1.26
Only by
New
76.000
33,000
12.000
6.000
Mali.
New
31,000
13. 001)
6,000
2 Yeara 6.00
1 Year 2.60
6 Months .. 1.15
Renewal subscription pay
ments will be given halt as
many votes as new subscriptions.
DISTRICT NO. 1
Will Include all territory Inside the
city limits of Omaha south of Pacific
street, west of the river to Seventy
second street, including Ralston, Belle
vue. Fort Crook and Avery.
One 9I.11S.00 MaxwelL.one 9200.00
B L. Deposit and one 9100.00 B.
4 L. Deposit will be awardtd in this
district.
DISTRICT NO. 4
Will include all territory In the city
of Council Bluffs, including the Mana
wa district.
One 91.U5.00 Maxwell, one 9200.00
B. L. Deposit and one $100.00 B.
A L. Deposit will be awarded in this
district.
.Dist. No.
City State
As a member of The Help Yourself Club
R. W. Sage, 2519 S. 33d St..'. 10,480
Mrs. C. A. Christenaen. i22 Cedar. 15.410
Ernest Hernprren, 2015 S. 7th St. 84,380
Martha Ebert. 2402 Poppleton 5,480
Mrs. Thomas Seize, 2318 I St 6.010
Mn. Pearl Starkey. 1937 S. 12th.. 34.870
Frank Kenniaon. 1609 S. 26th St.. 6, 790
John 8alerno, 723 Pierce St 10,180
Frank Sterba, 129 Exc. Bldg.. 3. Y.,11.140
C. O. Philips, 1624 Polk St 6.140
Fred Stroeh. 4942 South 26th. .. .5.380
Mabel Hogan, 2408 S. 24th 10.300
Ed Julie. 6806 S. 20th... 16.640
William Murray, 8024 S. 82d Ave.. 6,280
Mrs. Fred Kaiser, Bellevue, Neb. 11.270
Mrs. J. N. Williams. 8608 S. 28d.. 16.870
Bernice Wawrs, 8926 L St 11,340
Mabel Garevett, 825 Bancroft 6,410
Mrs. Alfred Pederson. 2019 Dorcas 17,680
Mrs. F. Marecek, 6218 8. 20th St. 35.510
Theo. A. Isaacson, 2817 S. 31st. ,.5, 810
Mrs. Anna Ruppert, 2014 Martha. . 1 5,280
Mrs. C. A. Kauth. 1822 Bancroft. . 10.820
John Kwasniewski. 2857 Oak. ... 16,240
Mrs. Katherine Hawes, 3024 P. 18th ft.280
Miss C. O'Halloran. 2791 S. 10th ..6,000
H. Hakenholz, 2323 Monroe 6,020
Iva Siegel, 1724 Dorcas 10.570
Chad. J. Black. 1814 So. 56th .6.000
G. H. Evans, 4550 S. 40th 6.000
Mrs. E. D. Haworth, 1775 S. 9th. . .5.160
DISTRICT NO. 2
Will Include all territory Inside the
city limits of Omaha and en, and
north of Pacific street, west of the
river to Eighty-third street and as
far north as Maple street.
One 91.119.00 Maxwell, one 9200.00
B. L. Deposit and one 9100.00 B.
eV L. Deposit will be awarded in this
district.
Mrs. W. C. Riley, 109 Anfrle Ave. 10,180
Gertrude Sullivan. 813 Are. B 15,840
L. R. Roberta. 162 W. Bdwy. .... .5,150
Ray C. Wilcox, 527 E. Bdwy 6,110
Helen Neal, 2002 Ave. G 5.800
Anna Ward, 1006 5th Ave.. C. B... 16,840
Mrs. M. A. Smith, 2304 Ave. D... 15. 380
Florence Yarwood, 1520 Ave. B... 1 6,100
Rev. A. F. Catlin, 129 4th St.... 10. 310
A. W. Geiger. jr., 426 Damon. .. 16,680
Dorothy Lenihan. 652 Harrison St. 10,990
Mrs. Ada McLaughlin, 1908 8d Ave. 21, 240
Harold O. DeVol. 1012 7th Ave. ...6,180
Mrs. W. J. Reints, 1222 Dth Ave..l7.2r0
Wm. Kniccly. 631 W. Bdwy 6.850
R. P. Bolin, 2008 4th Ave 11,080
Mrs. Peter Jenson. Oakland Ct...l9,670
Dennis Johnson. 1281 E. Pierce. .. .5,360
Mrs. F. R. Scholes, 641 Mill 5,260
Lawrence Gallagher. 2408 Ave A.. 6. 190
Van Liddel, 2401 Ave A 6,300
A. W. Anderson. 3131 3rd Ave 6.S80
Mrs. Iva M. Ford. 805 S. 18th 8,860
R. D. Edwards, 2310 Ave. C 10,110
Mrs. J. W. Head. 8485 3rd Ave. ..5.040
F. H. Moran, 114 S. 1st St 6,000
Mary Cahill. 122 W. Broadway ..6,010
.lohn Kennedy, 1921 4th Ave 5.000
F.rnedt Taylor. 2407 Ave. C 6.000
1 McC.ee, 218 3rd St 6,010
Mrs. L. C. Davis, 1417 Fairmont
Ave. 6.030
M. Greno, 1022 E. Broadway ....6,000
Paul Brackney. 20 N. 1t 5.000
Marcus Peterson, Co. BluTfs ......6,000
Lou Dunlap, Grand Hotel 5,000
Mrs. Wm. J. Ryan. 2026 Ave. A. . . .6,010
Katherine Malone, 811 Ave. A 6,000
James R. Jellnek. Plsttsmouth ..17,480
Herman Buhk, Beemtr 5,160
K. C. Snttler. Plattsmoulh 5.040
Allen Block, North Bend 5.120
H. A. HomSnn. Elkhorn ...5.010
F. T. Wigington. Schuyler 5.490
Gordon Smith, Lyon ...6,120
A. E. Stafford. Rising City 11.090
Aug. Reinking, Papillton 6,110
Alvin Barton. Lynns 86.800
R. E. Strashurg. Polk 36.740
Mrs. P. E. Buck. Fremont 6,120
Mrs. Wade Pruitt, Humphrey 6.000
Anton F. Votovs, Schuyler ......5,690
G. C. Smith, Albion 5,010
Chsa. J. Svoboda, Prague..'. 5,010
Chas. Rlepl, 1730 No. D, Fremont. .6,010
Anna Blumm. Scribner 5,000
J. C. Olcott, 3420 I7th, Cohimbus, 6,000
E. F. Cushman. Kennard ........ 6,010
B. W. Stits, Wann 6.010
Frank Pallas, Pender 5.080
Mabel Bratda, West Point 6.000
Nellie Dwyer, Colon 5,010
D. E Hayes, Herman ....6,000
Jessie B. Kay, Witner 5,000
Ida Ruther, Stanton 5,000
H. J. Muffley, St. Edwards 6,000
O. Vf. Hendee, 4204 Burdette. ... .1 1,090
Fred G. Witts, 8517 Seward 10,440
Mrs. C. J. Hubbard. 8804 Farnnm. .7,110
A. D. Klein, jr., 4806 Dodge 84,240
Kolye Morell. 654 S, 26th Ave. .. .84,760
C. J. Wright, 2310 Howard 6.640
James Addeton, 2411 N. 18th 6,410
W. T. Ziesel4814 Decatur 11.680
H. Peterson, 120 N. 26th 6,370
Dr. Frank G. Smith. Blackstone. . .33,510
Louis J. Schafer, 112 N. 26th 6,690
Mildred Plank. 2714 Webster 10,470
Mrs. Anna Morenelll. 858 S. 21st. .11.480
Fred Keogh, 220 N. 19th 5.870
A. Hicks, 2716 Miami 6,850
R. H. Ackley, 2507 N. 24th 11,230
Mrs. Emily Winner. 119 N. 20th... 6,310
Hedwig Michel, 2411 N. 88th ....5.160
Gertrude Levin, 2051 N. 19th...... 5,860
Louis Elewitt, 2771 Burt 10.2UO
R. E. Holbrook, 8566 Pacific. .. .35,840
Marten Troutfelt. 2435 Hamilton. . 10.070
Herman Nachshoen, 413 N. 18th. .. 16.180
Dessie D. rlarrop, Z667 Douglas. . 11,460
C. A. Wier, 1915 Charles 10,970
C. F. Slosson, jr., 4906 Cuming. . .83.820
Ida Karback. 1433 N. 20th 28,490
J. K. Mcintosh, 4160 Chicago. .. 6.880
Mrs. Mary Engel, 2705 Cuming. . ,22,680
Mrs. A. E. Waack, 2222 Howard. .21,190
Mrs. E. English, 1005 S. 88th Ave 21,150
Mrs. C. L. Case, 2874 Corby 10,180
O. T. Peterson, 8009 Hsrney 5.680
Marten J. Dineen, 988 N. 26th 16,280
Mrs. Chas. Peklo, 1614 N. 36th.. 5,470
Blanche Snyder. 728 S. 25th Ave., 15,280
R. L. Murray. 4424 Jone 6,840
Mrs. Bessie Beach. 1008 S. 29th.. 6.210
P. F. Gutschewski, 8527 Charles. .6,490
Richard Tisard, Jr., 220'4 N. 23rd. 6,070
Harold Anderson, 8116 Marcy ....5,370
Josephine Shumaker, Loyal Hotel. 16,000
T, 1). Paganis. 411 8. lth 5,ozo
E. H. White. 667 S. 83rd 5.009
Mrs. W. J. Whitaker, 4804 Dodge. 6.010
L. N. Swanson, 4129 Lake 6,030
Mrs. B. N. Clausen, 4809 Underwood 6,000
Mrs. Marie Coulter. 8009 Harney. .5,000
W. F. Stutenroth, 1201 Famam 5,020
Mrs. R. L. Pattison, 218 Turner Ct.. 5,000
Sam Wolf, 2816 K. 80th 6,000
DISTRICT NO. 3
Will Include all, territory inside the
city limits of Omaha on and north of
Maple street, wast of the river to
Eighty-third street and north to Ser
geant street, including Florence and
the Carter Lake district.
One 91,115.00 Maxwell, one 9200.00
B. it L. Deposit and one 9100.00 B.
at L. Deposit will be awarded in this
district.
DISTRICT NO. S
Will include all the territory In the
stats of Iowa outside the city of
Council Bluffs and the Manawa dis
trict. On 91115.00 Maxwell, one 9200.00
B. & L. Deposit and one 100.00 B.
& L. Deposit will be awarded in thia
district.
Francis Dclanty, Dumphries 10,460
Emma Marsh. Villisca ..11,420
Thelma Lindsny, Sidney 5,420
Alice Hubbard, Persia 17,880
Myrtle Rogers; Fercival 6,460
Audrey Nipp, Mineoa 11.240
Mrs, June Fickel, Hastings 16,220
Hildred Miller, Farragui 10.880
Al Christensen. Weston 10,860
Thomas Page, Honey Creek 6.020
Harlen Klutts. Mondamin 6,560
Helen Holbrook, Onawa 5,100
Mrs. Nettie Bateheldor, Riverton. 16,420
John Gillete, Atlantic 5,320
Sadie Hughes, Griswold 5,230
E. E. Axthelm, Glenwood '..6,310
Glen C. Sillik, Mo. Valley 16,270
Mrs. Gladys V. Russel. Logan ..10,470
Mrs. Ellen Tucker, Weston ....11.140
Arizona Byrd, Henderson 6,040
Merle B. Travis, Carson 6,380
James Atkins, Neola 11,480
Marion Caughell, Carson , . 15,690
Ruth Knight, Glenwood 17,460
Betty Eacrett, Malvern 17,490
Rev. G. B. Baugman, Minden 5.480
Chas. Ehle. Walnut 17,860
Gayle Wolfe. Malvern 6.080
Mrs. Billle Iwen, Schleswig 5,040
June Oviatt, Shenandoah ...6,820
Francis Claussen, Manning 10,060
B. I, Mart, Emeraon 6,000
Mrs. Ona Johnson, Pacific Jet. ..15,180
George W. Moore, BarUett 6,080
Bert Graham. R. 1, Logan 5.000
Nellie J. Solleder, Thurman 5.000
Gladys Mavis, Harlan ...6,000
Eva Hough. Oakland 6,000
Mrs. Glea Harris, Avoca 6,000
DISTRICT NO. T
Will Include the following counties
in the state f Nebraska i Otee, Ne
maha, Richardson, Pawnee, Johnson,
Cage, Lancaater, Seward, Saline, Jef
ferson, Thayer, Fillmore, York, Hamil
ton, Clay, Nuckolls, Wsbster and
Adams.
One 91.115.00 Maxwell, an 9200.00
B. & L. Deposit and one 9100.00 R.
A L. Deposit will be awarded in this
district.
Edna Lawrenson, 7711 N. 28 Ave 10.450
Fred B. Nichols, 8415 N. 24th. ... 10.780
A. L. Frederick. 2658 Whitmore. .85,740
Mona Harris, 2964 N. 47th Ave. . .,8,809
Henry Christensan, 6904 Minne
Lusa Blvd 11.490
C. D. Schnell, 2423 Crown Point.. 11,200
G. J. Emery, 2564 Pratt 84,980
Leo Daniels, 2802 Maple 7,290
Mrs. Rose Tedcsco, 2989 Lincoln
Blvd 8,680
Violet Brotehie. 6020 Fler, Blvd.. 17,480
A. H. Mayer. 2488 Ellison 6.610
Mrs. L. M. Thirtle. 6005 N. 30th.. 5.880
Oliver Cole, 4788 N. 40th 6,760
Mrs. W. W. Davis, 8929 Flor. Blvd. 11.180
Louise Shumate, 1484 Pinkney. .. .16.680
Mrs. Harry Rogers. 8511 N. 29th. 10,560
C. Hall, 2879 Vane 6,060
Dr. W. A. Gerrie, 6616 Flor. Blvd., 5,010
Winifred Travis, 2861 Fowler . ...S.ORO
Mrs. J. W. Rodebaugh, S180 Mere
dith 11,060
Mrs. J. M. Strecter, 4008 N. 84th
Ave 5,010
Mrs. Henry Veldman, 8620 N. 80th, 6.200
Mrs. G. L. Tracy, 2811 Browne . . . .5.020
Mrs. E. D. Perrln. 8120 N. 47th. . .10.290
Mable Venn, 3860 Grand Ave 5,000
Ben Ferrell, 8410 N. 24th 5.000
Mrs. J. A. Wilson. 2712 Camden. . .5,000
E. I. Johnson. 6036 Pinkney 5,000
Mrs. N. P. Sass, 2569 Meredith 5.000
Mrs. C. L. Rogers, 3125 Tucker. .. .5,020
Mrs. J. E. Dalton. 1902 Locust. : . . .6.000
Mrs. H. E. Young. 5.838 N. 25th... 5,010
W. P. Bohan, 2576 Evans ...5.000
Mrs. W. McKenna. 2012 Emmett. . .5.040
Geo. W. Allen, 1707 Manderson. .. .5.010
Mrs. F. K. Waters, 8621 N. 18th... 6,000
Frank Woodruff, 8821 N. 24th. ... 5,000
C. Finkle, 2018 Manderson 6,000
DISTRICT NO. 6
Will include the following counties
In the state' of Nebraska: Cass, Sarpy,
Douglas (outside the city of Omaha.)
Saunders, Butler, Polk, Merrick,
Nance, Piatt, Colfax, Dodge, Washing
ton Burt, Cuming, Stanton, Madison,
Boone, Antelope, Pierce, Wayne, Thur
ston, Dakota, Dixon, Cedar and Knox.
On 91.115.00 Maxwell, on 9200.00
B. 4 L. Deposit and en 9100.00 B.
A L. Deposit will be awarded in this
district. '
Mrs. Lulu Owen, Ashland 36,970
G. C. Hobak, Nehawka 7,040
Zetta Lower, Valparaiso . . 5,610
J. -H. Domingo. Weeping Water ..5,360
Roy Combs, David City 34,680
V. H. Hoerstmann, Fremont ....36,860
Geo. Jacob'. Cedar Rapids 10,890
L. N. Warrick, Blair 11,460
F. J. Bortusiah, R. 4, Clarks ....5,410
John Otto, West Point 10,240
A. H. Christensen, Stromshurg ,.15,470
Louise Figenbaum, Springfield . . 10,300
Winnie McMillan, Shelby 5,460
Wm. Andrews, Bellwood ,17,110
Monte Wright, Boone ...5,090
Emma Wittmus, Chalco 10,060
Mrs. Carl Bush, Creighton 6,490
Vivian Dee, David City 15.410
Gladys Hendrick, Elgin ..19,260
F. R. Hoppock, Fullerton 5,490
Carrie Monahan. Gretna 5.260
Sarah Rausch, Lindsay 6,810
Goldie Young, Meadow Grove ....17,290
W. L Scott, Osceola 6,140
Susie PInson, Platte Center 5,420
Wm. Ryan, Filter 5.140
Rev. McClenhan, Primrose ....... .5,260
A. D. Allen, Decatur 5.460
E. C. Wilde, 828 S. 8, Norfolk ..5.140
A. M. Sanders, Plattsmouth ....86.720
Willis Lawrence. R. 1. Platte Center 6,160
F. L. Brown, Schuyler 6,590
Helen M. Wyncoop, Central City ..6,780
C. J. Havlland. Norfolk 6.140
Floyd Buchanan, Silver Creek ....86,820
Henry J. Haynes, Octavia 11,480
Sam Davies, Wayne 6,820
R. V. Kennedy, Teksmah 86.490
Joe Krajicek, Arlington 17,840
Fred Boss, Columbus 6.100
Mrs. Mary Harvey. David City ..11,290
Elmer Nordland, Columbus 6,710
G. Koch, R. 3, Columbus 5.140
Opal Adams, Valley 6.190
D. P. Hill. Genoa 5.180
Henrietta Miller. Oakland 86.990
W. C. Halsey, Oakdalr 6.240
Clifford Cunningham. Wahoo ....6,420
The new price of The Bee, Daily and
Sunday, by mail, is $7.50 per year.
Take advantage of this bit reduction.
Mrs. Otis Wolford Clay Center. ., .7,650
Mrs. Ia C. Oden, Beatrice 5,880
Mrs. Clyde Foulk. Beatrice 11.040
Thomas Foster. Beaver Crossing. .5,240
Ruth Wells, Blue Springs... 5,510
Gladys Saylor, Bruning. 6,280
Hattie Stables. Carleton 5.300
Mrs. Emma Howard. Chester. ... .8,690
Lillian Kiersey, Dunbar 5,610
Eleanor Shoff. Fairbury, 17,590
Ed Oeker. Glenvil 6,140
Geo. Whitesell, Ken-saw 5,440
Mrs. Martin Layton, McCool. .... .5,290
Luella Kriter. Odell 5,190
Thelma Nelson, Pawnee City 17,940
Mrs. Lyda Wolfskill, Superior.. ..11,810
Francis Himburger, Wymor ......6,610
Elsie Wellman, Waco 6,210
Nellie Oglesby, Tobias 17,590
Frank C. Bruning, Milford 5,280
Mrs. W. L. Chapman, Giltner... .19,880
Harriett Schackleton, Beatrice. ...17,190
Chat. Launle, Alexandria 17,380
Mrs. Dick Harper. Davenport. ... .1 1,490
Raymond L. Crosson. Hastings. ..12.810
J. G. Pelham, Beatrice 6,160
Sarah Gillmore. Blue Hill ....... .17,900
Mrs. 8
coin
Mrs. B. F. Jordon, York..
Mrs., Marie Morris, Hebron
Tillle Nolte. Auburn, R. 2.
Mrs. Mark Hall, Auburn ..
Anderson, 1324 H St., Lin-
5,249
....17.410
5.470
6.S10
....36,890
Robert Moore, Nelson.
Ralph R. Stewart, Auburn.
Emma Woodei, Peru
Mrs. N. Melntyre, Neb. City 6.080
Will Brookley. Edgar 6,100
Mrs. Dean Kite, Auburn 36,910
Velva Bair, Fairmount
A. C. Bek, Seward
Peter Fischer, Clay Center..
Rev. I j. A. Moser. Harvard...
Vera Grosshaus, Sutton 5.000
E. L. Knltz, Deshler 5.000
Margaret Ahrens, Falls City 6,010
Mrs. Ella Sedoris, Brownville ....5,000
Mrs. Thomas Brown. Geneva 5,070
Agnes Keasmoil, Aurora ....6,000
Gail Parson, Humboldt 6,020
A. E. Pratt, Tobia ...6,000
..11.060
.5,030
.5,190
.5,180
..6,000
..6.070
..5.010
DISTRICT NO. 9
Will Include ail territory m the
stat of Nebraska not included in
Districts number six and seven, also
territory in South Dakota, Kansas
and Colorado.
On 91.11S.00 Maxwell, an 9200.00
B. A L. Deposit and on 9100.00 B.
A L. Deposit will be awarded in thia
district.
H.
Mrs.
Ave. 8th
A. C. Monkman, Elm Creek ....
W. B. Shelton, Paxton
Martin Nielson, Dannebrog
Julia Burkland. Sutherland ....
Mrs. E. T. Bigelow, Smlthfleld
Dick Pullman, Sargent .......
Dale Klpp. St. Paul
John Runge, Ravenna
Ed Hale. Parks
Elisabeth Ralston. Orleans 19 420
Eugene Henry, O'Neill 6,460
Mrs. B. I. Harshbarger, Oconto ..10.480
Neva Wetzel; North Loup 6,880
Mrs. Merle Spotts, Imperial 5.490
Mrs. Minnie Calmer, Gothenburg, 10,480
Mae Dick, Cambridge 17,610
Mrs. Ethel Copeland, Bridgeport, 17,480
Gladys Moore, Blooming ton ...,10,470
Mrs. C. M. Taylor. Benkelmaa ..19,410
Esther Smith, Hartley 6,060
Hilda Jacobson, Arapho 17,410
J. E. Williams, Alliance 10,210
Mrs. Margaret Mllligan. Arnold ..6,670
8igna Peterson, Eddyvlll 11,240
Oscar Peterson, Sumner 5,260
Marie Lewis, Anselmo 6,040
Mrs. D. F. Lewis, Kearney 19,10
J. H. Bragg, Wauneta... 5,880
Bert Brownell. Chappell 36,940
P. J. Minner, 109 W. 6th, Grand Is. 5,480
Mrs. A. Callahan, Gering 11.290
Dr. D. A. Rundstrom, Curtis 5,270
Mrs. Walter Borden. Oordon 10,180
J. P. Cooper, Arcadia 11,400
Mrs. Edna Isaacson, Cotad. .. 17,190
J. T. Warders, Maryvtlle. Kan.... 6,240
Mrs. Bertha A. Eber. Kirk mi
n. n. r awards, Scott bluff . ,
W. K. Harris. Bertrand
Mrs. Grace Redtfelt, Minden.
Geo. Gardner. Bayard ,
Melba Philbrick, Ord
C. B. Dosset. Axtell.
E. G. Nisley, Lexington...,
rim. naisey, Lebanon ,
Fern Gates, Stamford ,
Chas. Johnson. Jr., Manvill...,
Mrs. Erail Stelnke. Holdrege...,
Mrs. Clay Funston. Ogallala
A. R. Lee. 719 N. Locut. N. Platte. 800
Mildred Reed, Lexington .....6,010
Blanche Myera, Sutherland 6.040
H. H. Stevens. 820 S. Vine. N. Piatt 6.010
Mrs. H. C. Rosecrans. Julesburw. 6 02
C. H. Blackburn, Mitchell 6.040
rem Betts. Franklin 1,910
Allie Nichols, 914 N. Sye. No.
Platte g,000
C. E. Gritham. Lories Pole 3 MO
John Firth, Long Pine.... 5,000
Mrs. Kay Rathbun. Haves Center. . .6 00
Philip Mercier, Campbell 6,010
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Helme, Scottsbluff ........ 6,690
V. Conner, Kearney, 1407
11,690
19,380
.19,400
..6.040
.17.290
..5.860
..5.690
10.370
6.260
.6,240
..17.880
...5,260
..17,210
...5.290
..17.280
6.149
5.149
..3,080
..5.080
.15.190
..8.180
.36.900