The Banner-Press from David City, Nebraska • 1

Society Butler Goiwty Press The Press is $200 a Year and the paper stops comlrur when time paid for expires There's no hill running tip The date printed after name of subscriber shows to what time subscription Is paid ESTABLISHED SEPTEMBER 25 1873 DAVID CITY NEBRASKA THURSDAY JULY 23 1931 FIFTY-EIGHTH YEAR-No 46 hi DIED FROM INJURIES PASSING OF EARLY SETTLER CHARACTERS FOR PAGEANT HEART ATTACK FATAL AUDIT OF CIRCULATION letter from the auditor passed away on July is ITEMS OUT OF ORDINARY JOHN RASP PASSED ON LOCAL COUNTY HAPPENINGS MRS LITWILLER PASSED ON Chosen for the Feature at Annual Butler County Picnic Cncerning Audit of Circulation of Butler County Press Paige Prominent in County Affairs in Pioneer Days of butler county press Letter by the Auditor and the Figures of Audit Principal characters chosen for the pageant to be presented under auspices of the David City Commercial club at feature for the annual Butler county picnic to be held at the city park on August 6 are: Father Time Rev William Richards Miss Butler County Lois Lichliter Miss Columbia Mrs Owen Pioneer Woman Mrs John Eberly Pioneer Man Former Resident Near Rising City Died in Omaha Rising City July John Rasp president of the retil estate firm of Rasp Brothers Omaha who died Sunday at his home in Omaha July 19 from heart disease after a short illness lived ln-Ris ing City during his childhood an youth He had been a resident of Omaha 28 years and had been in business there 25 years of age president of the Board a director Bible Institute and a former Omaha by his wife and three and Mrs Conrad in Butler his childhood farm southwest parents have in death are to be held at the Brethren Rev A Burial will be cemetery Omaha Mr Rasp is brothers Fred Omaha with associated in bust of Elkhart sisters Mrs Eagle and Mrs Mrs Harry Becker resides Linwood July 21 Mrs Marie Kracman resident of Linwood and vicinity for many years widow of the late Frank Kracman died on Wednesday July 15 at the home of her daughter Mrs George Dorsey near Linwood with whom she had made her home since October 1930 Her age was 83 years 3 months and 15 days Death was from complications of old age and cancer of the stomach Funeral services were held at -St Mary's Catholic church Linwood by Rev Victor Mlejnek of Abie The Requiem High Mass was sung by St church choir The pallbearers grandsons of Mrs Kracman were William Kracman Will Spatz Albin Kracman Longin Rezac Louis Dorsey and Edward Dorsey Mrs Kracman was born in Budech Czechoslovakia March 15 1848 She was married to Frank Kracman in the old country and in the eafly came to the United States and Nebraska Mr Kracman homesteading land six miles southeast of Linwood They retired from the farm about 20 years ago and moved to Linwood Mr Kracman passed away about ten years ago Nine children were born to Mr and Mrs Kracman Seven children three daughters and four sons survive They are Mrs Anton Spatz of Brainard Mrs Frank Belik of Chambers Mrs George he has in the past but he can Dorsey of Linwood Rudolph Krac hardly be blamed for refusing to man of Malmo and Joseph Louis buy something which he cannot and Fred Kracman living near see In giving your business men Linwood One daughter Mrs a report of an audit made by dis- Louis Rezac and one son Emil Interested parties you are show- Kracman died several years ago ing them exactly what they are Mrs Kracman is survived also by buying just where their adver- 41 grandchildren and 7 great-tising reaches and just how many children and by one sister Mrs people it reaches The wise man Barbara Coufal of Brainard Mrs Kracman was a kind woman and was respected by all who knew her will buy that kind of advertising for he knows that it will produce maximum results and hasten the Charles Jonas Fever Mrs Fred Bean Famine Mrs Lawrie Death Edward Dworak Spirit of the Wilderness Arlene Becak Indian Chief Earl Abbott attendants to Miss Butler County Marjorie Wallace Orletha Muntz Helen Dolezal Fern Sypal Ruth Wallace Lucille Dqllson and Ade-line Svoboda There are 24 other groups of characters some groups with as many as 50 people The pageant includes seven episodes Episode One is of symbolic ballet dances depicting the birth of Land Sky and Water and Unfolding of the Flowers Episode Two depicts of the Episode Three the primitive life of the first settlers in America Episode Four the Spirit of the Wilderness in Its most playful mood with the conquering of the forest and suffering of the first settlers from fever famine and ness and Conrad death Episode Five will feature Ind and by three the removal of the county seat from Savannah to David City and Episode Six will depict one of the first marriages in Butler county Episode Seven and the final scene depicting Pot of the lasts for 25 minutes with more than 300 characters in the scene at one time symbolic dances of every nation closing with all nations amalgamated into one the United States of America Special costumes brilliant special lighting hundreds of feet of specially scenery and a stage 70 by 90 feet in size constitute the equipment to be used in presentation of the pageant the real estate years He was 50 He was a past Omaha Real Estate of the Omaha since Its founding director of the A He is survived aadby three brothers sisters A son of Mr Rasp early settlers county he passed and youth on a of Rising City His both preceded him Funeral services Wednesday July 22 church in Omaha Walker officiating in West Lawn Besides his wife survived by three and Harvey of whom he was Emma Manners of Esther Dickey and Easton of Omaha A cousin John in Rising City Enjoyed a Mr and Mrs and three children and Bobbie arrived from Roanoke Va Mr and Mrs Mrs Charles Johannes and Stee and their a family picnic at the city park and supper Paige early-day resident of Butler county and prominent in civic affairs in pioneer days a civil war veteran brother-in-law of Judevine of David City died on the of July 5 at the home of his son Park Paige near Austin in his 92nd year He had been in poor health for some time due in great measure to his advanced age and had been quite feeble for a month preceding his death Flmeral services were held at the Park Paige home Monday morning July 6 in charge of Rev Salisbury pastor of the Wood River Presbyterian Church and a former pastor and friend of the Paige family after which the body was taken to Ft Collins Colo where funeral services were held on Wednesday July 8 and burial was by side of the grave of Mrs Paige All of Mr children were present at the funeral Elbridge Paige was born near Ft Wayne Ind January 21 1840 He spent his youth in Indiana and enlisted for service in the civil war serving four years with the 88th Indiana Volunteer Infantry In 1867 he was united in marriage to Anna Greenwalt Mr and Mrs Paige moved to Nebraska and Butler county the year following their marriage homesteading near David City To them were born six children five sons and one daughter The daughter Blanche passed away in 1900 The sons are Charles of Ft Collins Colo Frank of Cove Ore Park living near Austin Nebr Jesse of Mitchell Nebr and Lloyd of Sunnyside Wash Mr Paige also leaves 19 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren The Paige family resided in Butler county 19 years then moving to Sherman county They lived on a farm near Ashton until 1905 Mr and Mrs Paige then moved to Ft Collins Colo where several of their sons lived Mrs Paige died there in 1918 Two years ago Mr Paige returned to Nebraska to make his home with his son Park and family Mr Paige was an active figure in the early-day civic life of Butler county and David City He was the first superintendent of schools of the county and was a member of the county board of supervisors He assisted in the surveying when David City was started Since the origination of the annual Butler County Picnic and Old Reunion several Years ago lie usually wrote aJet-ter each year preceding the picnic telling of events of early days the letters published in The Press and 1 Picnic Chambers Margaret Coy last week and are visiting parents Mr Chambers and sisters Graybill Mrs Mrs Merle families On Sunday was enjoyed with picnic dinner Those present were Mr and Mrs Chambers and children from Roanoke Va Mr and Mrs Melvin Stee and son Morton from Gastana Iowa Mr and Mrs Ed Jones and son Willie and daughter Rose from Rising City Mr and Mrs Frank Jones and children from Ulysses Mr and Mrs Chambers and daughter Miss El-vin Mr and Mrs Johannes and son Leonard Mr and Mrs Merle Stee and daughter Zonna and Mr and Mrs Clifford Stee Mr' and Mrs Charles Gravblll and children attended the picnic in the afternon Marie Kracman Died at Home of Daughter the Card of We take this means of expressing our sfiacere thanks for all the kindnesses shown us and the assistance rendered us by our friends and neighbors at the time of the illness and death of our dear mother and for the beautiful floral offerings The Kracman Children and Families Murried in Canton Ohio Rising City July 20 The marriage of Miss Margaret Bakgr daughter of Mrs Anna Baker of Rising City to Rev Albert Birch son of Mr and was solemnized Tuesday morning July 14 at 8:00 at the Trinity Lutheran church In Canton with Rev Dr Herman officiating The double-ring ceremony was used Mrs John Hall of Springleld Ohio was the only attendant and Mr Paul Cronenwett of Cleveland Ohio served as best man Mrs Birch was graduated from the Rising City high school With the class of 1920 She attended Midland college Fremont after which she taught in the primary department of the schools in Lewellen NebFr Foffowing thts she attended Wittenberg college Spring field For the past two years she has been an instructor in religious education in the public schools of Dayton The groom has attended Wittenberg college and Northwestern Lutheran theological seminary Minneapolis Following a honeymoon trip through Wisconsin the young couple will make their home in Zumbrota Minn where the groom is pastor of the Goodhue-Zum brota parish Betsy Ross Canning Club The Betsy Ross Canning club met at the home of Betty and Ruth Evans July 21 Roll call was answered by each girl telling her weight All members were present A demonstration of how to test fruit jars rubbers and lids was given also a health demonstration At close of the meeting the hostesses served a lunch of pineapple cake and cookies Gall Bock will be hostess at the next meeting on August 3 It takes time to build a safe and substantial reserve Little by little a Is reared dollar by dollar the protection grows A certain sum is built up then investments are made an opportunity Is grasped an Income started Central Nebraska National Bank NEW CHEVROLET COACH for sale at a big discount Will take small trade-in Write Box 363 Columbus Nebr Duncan Produce Phone 256 Mrs Fatally Hurt In Automobile Accident Thursday July 18 Mrs Russell Litwiller who after her marriage on May 28 resided In the Jordan apartments In David City until moving to Loma a few weeks ago with Mr Litwiller who with his father has charge of highway construction work was fatally injured in an automobile accident Thursday af ternoon July 16 and passed away at the Seward hospital at 3:30 Friday afternoon The fatal accident occurred as Mrs Litwiller and Miss Stella Graff of Seward were on their way to Crete in Miss se dan At the intersection of the Sunshine highway and street road six miles south of Seward Miss car crashed headon with a produce truck going to Lincoln The impact threw the sedan about 30 feet into a ditch and almost totally demolished it The truck was badly damaged but the driver escaped with minor injuries Mrs Litwiller and Miss Graff were thrown from the car Mrs skull was fractured and she sustained severe internal injuries and many broken bones Blood transfusions failed to help her and she died without regaining consciousness Miss Graff was badly cut and bruised and had a collarbone fractured She regained consciousness Friday morning Before her marriage Mrs Litwiller was Miss MargueVite Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Clark of Seward She was 18 years of age She is survived by her husband her parents one sister Bernice and one brother Jack Her father is at Mayo Bros hospital Rochester Minn where he recently underwent a surgical operation Mrs Litwiller was a girl with many fine Equalities of character that won her many friends XTR Club Picnic The annual summer picnic of the club was held at Sew-srd Wednesday evening July 15 Twenty-one ladles including members and former members of the club and several invited guests were in attendance A picnic supper was served at 7 o'clock the menu including fried chicken macaroni and cheese deviled eggs olives sliced cucumbers and onions cherry pie brick ice cream cookies coffee and fruit punch After supper the remainder of the evening was spent in watching fireworks display club members in attendance were Mrs Emma Baker Mrs Vern Campbell and Misses Flor-ehqe Cornue Ethel Dolison Rose Etting Donna' Findley Belle Hurd Mary Iliff Grace Kuhn and Maude Zeilinger Guests present were Mrs Bemis and Misses Margaret Miller and Harriet Patterson of Seward former club mem-wbers and Misses Edith Boston Mae Quade and Alma Taylor and Mrs McDonald of David City also Miss guest Mrs Carrie Dye Clifton of Montgomery Ala and Miss Mildred Pate of Peru Reunion at Morse Bluff Mr and Mrs Fid Allen and daughter Betty and Mr and Mrs Ed Faytlnger and -sons Richard and Edward attended a family reunion at the home of Mrs and Mrs parents Mr and Mrs Frank Vopal-ensky at Morse Bluff Sunday the first time all the family had been together for 15 years There are eight Vopalensky children and all were present at the reunion Those in attendance besides the Allen and Faytinger families were Mrs Carl Kreizinger and son from San Diego Calif Mr and Mrs Louis Vopalensky and daughter from Ravenna Mr and Mrs Marion DeFord of Lincoln and John Vopalensky and family James Vopalensky and family and Mr and Mrs Joe Cipera and children of Morse Bluff NOTICE Jersey and Guernsey milk delivered to your door for 8 cents a quart Morning delivery Hansen's Meat Market Phone 67 Call No 3 when you want gas and kerosene and 100 per cent pure Pennsylvania oils Farmers Union Oil Co 4 For Two good rooms over the Butler County State Bank David City Polk Juniors vs Ankle Deeps Sunday July 26 at 2:30 at park Duncan Produce Phone 255 Interesting Occurrences Reported In Dctidl by Correspondents- Fifty-Three Bushels Per Acre Octavia July George Hahn had a field of wheat that made 53 bushels per acre Suffered Broken Collar Bone Rising City July 20 Patty Barker daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Barker suffered a broken collar bone one day last weeek when she fell from a swing in which she had been playing Pioneer Resident Passed On Brainard July 21 Byron Atkinson pioneer resident of Oak Creek township died at his home In Greenwood on July 6 at the age of 81 years Mr Atkinson was born in I ronton Wls In 1850 He came to Nebraska and Butler county in 1865 and homesteaded the farm two miles south of Brainard now owned by James Divis where he resided for nearly 40 years He moved to Greenwood some 20 years ago He is survived by Mrs Atkinson and two daughters and one son also one brother one sister nine grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren By Rising City AuxUliary Rising City July 20 Mrs George Gregory and Mrs Melford Hiatt were hostesses at the meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary held at the Gregory home In Ulysses Wednesday afternoon July 15 Report of work done by the Auxiliary showed that a gift of $200 had been sent to a patient in Fitzsimmons hospital Denver Colo $1398 realized from sale of poppies had been sent to state headquarters 14 pounds of carpet rags had been sent to veterans at Jefferson Barracks St Louis Mo and a subscription to the Literary Digest had been sent to Miss Myrtle Judd a social worker in the Home at Sawtelle Calif Mrs Charles Mor gan Mrs Stoker and Longacre were chosen to represent the Rising City American Legion Auxiliary at the state convention to be held in Fremont August 21 22 and 23 Sliver Wedding Anniversary Brainard July 21- Some 50 relatives and friends- of Mr and Mrs Joseph Dvorak gave Mr and Mrs Dvorak a surprise party Sunday July 12 in observance of their 25th or silver wedding anniversary The day was spent in a social manner and bountiful dinner and supper were served THe IflHnjfToom was decorated in silver and green streamers and a feature of the occasion was a large angel food wedding cake with candles and silver decorations baked by Mrs sister-in-law Mrs Frank Micha-lik In the evening a dance largely attended with music by Semin's orchestra was held in the 2 hall Dr Jelinek gave a talk and Louis and Charles Novak and Otto Hasik gave vocal selections Mr and Mrs Dvorak were presented with many nice gifts among them two sets of silverware one from their children and the other from the lodge Out-of-town guests present at the observance were Mr and Mrs Joseph Havel of DavlcJ City Mr and Mrs Frank Micha-lik of Rising City Mr and Mrs Emil Kavaleo of Omaha and Mr and Mrs Rudolph Fujan and Mr and Mrs Frank Tesina of Weston Hip Broken In Fall Mrs Henrietta Prell who makes her home with her son Adolph Prell and who was staying at the home of her daughter Mrs John Rathjen near Gresham while her son and daughter-in-law were in Minnesota on a vacation trip had her right hip broken in a fall at the Rathjen home Tuesday afternoon July 14 Mrs Prell was on the Sidewalk about four inches high and Mrs dog ran against her unexpectedly pushing her off the walk and causing her to fall breaking her right hip She was brought to the David City hospital and is getting along as well as possible Mr and Mrs Prell were notified of the accident and arrived home Thursday afternoon They in company with Mrs Prell's son Harold Bradley and Mrs Bradley and daughter Dorothy of Lincoln had been at Vining Minn several days also had visited Itasca State Park For Rent Two good over the Butler County Bank David City rooms State Pasteurized milk is safe Modern Dairy Duncan Produce Phone 256 In due course following the fourth annual audit of the Butler County Press on May 23 1931 a good number of copies of the report was printed and a copy given to every merchant in David City and copies sent to national advertisers and advertising agencies Awaiting room in the paper ami the time to put in type a synopsis of the audit and a letter from the auditor the opportunity to present them has come and they are given in belief that they make interesting reading A total circulation of 2478 is shown by the auditor's report of which 2374 is paid circulation that classification not including 42 copies to national advertisers and advertising agencies carrying advertising in The Press 37 copies to exchanges (other papers) 25 sample copies Of the 2374 paid circulation 1984 is in the trade area 390 outside the trade area The number of copies of paid circulation in the trade area includes: At David City 677 (406 in the town 271 on rural routes) Brainard 184 (67 town 117 rural) Bruno 120 (83 town 67 rural) Ulysses 132 (32 town 100 rural) Surprise 67 (23 town 44 rural) Dwight 104 (46 town 58 rural) Rising City 148 (47 town 101 rural) Bellwood 97 (25 town 72 rural) Linwood 93 (48 town 45 rural) Garrison 78 (19 town 59 rural) Abie 93 (34 town 59 rural) Octavia 28 Edholm 21 Loma 10 Seward 18 Bee 23 Prague 19 Shelby 18 various other post offices in trade area 54 Of the number listed as going to post offices in adjoining counties nearly all are to subscribers living in Butler county but getting their mail at these outside post offices There are no subscribers in arrears as The Press is not sent beyond time paid for News stand and Press office sales (included in David City ttvn figures) averaged 21 copies per week It is shown by the report that there were no offers of premiums no clubbing offers no voting contests or other pressure circulation inducements excepting the special offer in April of $100 a year for one year only the offer limited to payments in that month Responding to this offer there were 796 new subscribers and 100 renewals of subscription On account of the number of new subscribers responding to the special offer in April the circulation shows considerable increase over the figures of audit of the previous year and of the other years that audits were made The audit in 1930 showed total paid circulation of 1706 (1444 in trade area 262 outside trade area) The audit in 1929 showed total paid circulation of 1567 (1367 in trade area 290 outside trade trade area) On the other side of the 8xll sheet on which is printed the report in detail considerable information about Butler county and David City is given for benefit of national advertisers A table of retail outlets for advertisers is given showing 60 siich classifications The letter from the auditor referred to in the second paragraph of this story Is printed in another column of this issue of The Press Marriage Announced The marriage of two David City young people Mr Kenneth Van-derkolk son of Mr and Mrs Vanderkolk and Miss Phyllis Rominger daughter of Mr and Mrs Rominger was announced last week The marriage took place on January 6 at Center Knox county Mr and Mrs Vanderkolk will make their home in David City Mr Vanderkolk is associated with his father in the Golden Rod Garage and Is bookkeeper He and his bride were graduated from the David City high school with the class of 1929 Their many friends extend best wishes work together Our hank advances with the prosperity of the community You our patron profit through the use of our complete service for systematic saving Central Nebraska National Bank THE PRESS IS ON SALE at the Cigar Store apd News Stand opposite the Perkins hotel Some good Fly Killer 95c per gallon Bring your can Zeilinger Bros Duncan Produce Phone 265 Swimming Pool Committee The subject of swimming pool for was brought up and discussed at the Commercial club dinner Wednesday On motion of Troy Eller a committee was appointed composed of Davis A Shaw and Schweser to investigate the advisability of proposing a bond issue for construction of a municipal swimming pool in Da-1 vid City and report findings to the Commercial club next Wed-j nesday Considerable interest has been shown recently for a swim-! ming pool in David City as was proving of much interest to read- brought out in various talks on eagespecially the older residents the subject Wednesday The above of the county His mind was named committee is desirous of keen and he had a remarkable obtaining as many viewpoints as a municipal David City return to prosperity The standard advertising rate as approved by the National Edi-1 torial Association is 25 cents for the first 500 subscribebrs and one cent for each additional 100 subscribers I believe your rate Is somewhat below that standard Any advertiser buying space in your paper at a figure less than that amount for the high quality coverage that you offer Is fortu-1 nate in having such a bargain This was your fourth audit dhrt we congratulate you on being i among the leaders in this movement which will eventually make it possible for every advertiser to know exactly what he is buying in newspaper space Every paper in Nebraska can furnish an audit report to its advertisers now at a very small cost Very truly yours Ralph McKee Company By Ralph McKee Official Auditor of the Nebraska Press Association Will be Wed Next Saturday In the Saturday Lincoln Even- ing Journal appeared a portrait i cut of Miss Frances Gettys well-known grand opera and conceri singer daughter of Rev and Mrs Gettys of Omaha formerly of David City and" the following announcement of her approaching marriage: announcement In teresting in Lincoln is that of the approaching marriage of Miss Frances Gettys daughter of Rev Gettys formerly of Lincoln now secretary of the Methodist Conference Claimants of Nebras-ak and Lorenzo Zerillo of River-bank Calif The wedding is tc take place next Saturday afternoon at 4 at the home of Miss brother Loyd Gettys and Mrs Gettys in Sioux City Iowa Rev Mr Gettys will read the marriage lines in the presence of the immediate relatives A wedding dinner will follow the ceemony Mr Zerillo and his bride will make their home at Riverhank after a wedding trip Miss Gettys a graduate of the University of Nebraska gained international renown several years ago when she made her debut In Italy after only eight months of study She made her debut in Rome as in Miss Gettys has been making her home in Keep the profit at home by trading with the Fanners Union Oil Co Quality and service Telephone No 3 RADIO REPAIRING No dead spots on your radio after Thomas has repaired it Phone 84 Base Ball Polk Juniors vs Ankle Deeps Sunday July 26 at 2:30 at park Smith Produce phone 101 Held Family Reunion A reunion of the Kennedy family was held at the city park in David City Sunday 40 relatives in attendance Those present were Mr and Mrs Floyd Marquis and children and Mlsg Dorothy Spence and Millard and-Mftynard Hron from Gibbon Mr and Mrs Kennedy Frank Kennedy Mr and Mrs Kennedy and children Mr and Mrs Eli Grice and children Mr and Mrs Ray Marquis and children and Dave Harry and Miss Bemiee Kelly from Garrison Mr and Mrs Albert Heins and children rom i Ulysses and Mr and Mrs Kennedy of David City It was an enjoyable occasion the children of the party having a fine time in the children's pool in the afternoon Fire at Frank Husak Farm Bruno July 20 The Bruno Fire Department responded to a fire alarm at the Frank Husak farm home Wednesday July 15 at noon A wash-house caught on fire and was destroyed It was a bad day for a fire being dry and windy and the Fire Department did good work in keeping the fire from spreading to the dwelling house nearby We wish to extend our sincere thanks to the Bruno Fire Department and to the neighbors who so kindly assisted us during the recent fire at our home Mr and Mrs Frank Husak and Children Wanted Salesman with car to sell direct to the farmers of Butler county Good money maker Address Box 223 Council Bluffs Iowa a ball game at park next Sunday July 26 at 2:30 Polk Juniors vb Ankle Deeps Two rooms for light housekeeping Call 261W Mrs Florence Hunter Call 367 for fresh butter Churn Wednesdays and Saturdays memory He was the possessor of a pleasing personality that won him many friends who respected and loved him for his honorable and upright Christian life his devotion to his family and friends and his interest in the best things pertaining to the welfare of the community in which he lived Hostess at Bridge Miss Lucy Ross was hostess at a bridge luncheon Tuesday afternoon honoring Miss Louise Schweser here from Pasadena Calif There were six tables Out-of-town guests were Mrs Kilpatrick of Hawk Springs Wyo and Miss DeLellis Shramek Of Lincoln A three-course luncheon was served at 1 A color scheme of blue and yellow was used At bridge prizes were won by Mrs John Frick and Mrs Osterhout and Miss Schweser received a guest prize Party for Grandson Mrs Herman Muller entertained ten neighbor children at her home Thursday afternoon July 16 at a party in observance of the fifth birthday anniversary of her grandson Junior Muller here from St Louis Mo on a visit Games were played after which (ice cream and cake were served The birthday cake was a large angel food decorated with five candles in pink rosebud holders The favors were small baskets of candy We have on hand used electric and hand power washmachines at at bargain Phone 101 Smith Produce miss seeing the ball game at park next Sunday July 26 at 2:30 Polk Juniors vs Ankle Deeps Pasteurized milk is safe Modern Dairy Smith Produce phone 101 possible on the subject within the next fwv days Pifof Harold Hedges of the State Agricultural College Lincoln gave a talk at Commercial club dinner Wednesday on the various types of agriculture in Nebraska On Official Visit William Collier of Kansas City a representative of the United States Treasury' 'Department and Fred Batrie of Orriaha-a Post Office Department inspector were in David City Thursday and Friday viewing the thirteen sites- offered for the Federal post office' building to be built in David City and collecting data to detente official recommendation of acceptance of one of the sites offered Your money spells opportunity advancement education and sometimes health itself YOUR MONEY is tlie means at times of controlling the destiny of you and your family Are you Interested? Ask yourself that question Central Nebraska National Bank Dance to Eddie and his "Michiganders" at Prague Park Saturday July 25 This band comes direct from Detroit Mich furnishing the latest hits miss it Lewis Ayers in for at Prague Opera House Sunday July 26 See and hear it MARRIAGE LICENSES Albert Selinger Joliet 111 Edith Murray Joliet 111 Floyd A Weed St Edward Elizabeth Pollock Fremont THE PRESS IS ON SALE at the Cigar Store and News Stand opposite the Perkins hotel For Sale Steel granary 1000-bushel capacity in good condition Phone 2804W Victor Hilger Dr Ruzicka Dentist Prague X-Ray Diagnosis (i 0.