i I ' . , _ -. , SECTION TWO " .... , . i. . . , , , , The Loup Valley Region's Big Newspaper "Recld by 3.476 families Every Week" . .--__-.--___ __ .>. --__ . ..-.........-----. . ---------I.-_-- __ Established ~pril 1882 <strong>Ord</strong>, Nebraska Thursday, June 9, 1955' :Val, 73 No. 11 + . _____II_._._.____p_~..__ ___.__-I_ . . - -----. --------------I__. _.___ church was com- . , iI;/I :STHE MOST COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC R C A ESTATE I! 1 I 1 ' f - .:* i I , " GRILLS, BAKES, BARBECUES . .'* ALL AT ONCE I See the new RCA Esfale's Thermostatic I Erncst Fuller was rclcascd fro111 -- Milwaukee Guests . -- f 1 . , ......... I -Larry Kall rctu~.~~cd iron) ])an- , Eetty', ivcrc Tl~tcl.~da!. cvelli~l:: ncbrog Tl1ursiI3), \vherc hc had , gr~csts of JIr. and 311,s. Ellucr , bccn spending a few days with , Chl.islc~ihen. , -- . his grandnlother. You're Invite r Come In and En Free Co f eeaCookies See Mrs. Clara Burns - ,;, . Our Home Appliance Demonstrator, show the Features .- j 4 of Completely Automqtic Gas Range ever built. 2:00 To 5:00 P.M. Grid-All , & Fifth Burner Wc also want to introduce fo you, Mrs. Clara Burns, our able Auton~afically controls heaf for the builtin Grid-All, which converts in seconds to a #if th burner See the ~ar-B- ewer OVEN Cooks whole Roasfs with Radiant "Charcoal-type" Neat Besides the new "Thermo-frol" Automatic Grid-A[/ and the Bar-b- kewer Meat oven there is the balanced heat oven with the Silicone heat-seal that seals heaf into the oven exactly as' a rubber door gas- kef on a refrigerator seals in cold. New Lift-off burner heads for .easy cleaning, and the RCA Estate exclusivq - Dispo,s-a-bowls - the :aluminum throw . away liners cusfom~-ihaped to fit the A burner bowls. demonstrator of all types of home appliances, Her services will be available to various wsmerr's groups, such as extcnsion clubs, for demonstrations. Mrs. Burns is well-known for her catering ability and will gladly present an interesting program at your request, So, stop in Saturday, enjoy free coffee and cookies, see the most comp.leteiy Automatic RCA Estate Range and become acquainted with Mrs. Burns, the Most C' , x fa , , : . I MRS, CLARA BURNS K. K. Appliance Go. "We Service Everything We Sell" <strong>Ord</strong>, Nebraska
PAGE 'T~VC~ 1 ' ' * * Somelhing Just A , , . ', Lilfle BII Dilferenl . r) + ~,o~~ktin)es \+Ilea I get !o sending about ,111 the stuffc J, \\onian is supposed tp do to get ,' be,~utifuI, 1 laugl~ and ,laugh, h ~ h , ~ 110, , ho, 3rd eken lie lie (that's ~vho it's for . # . . ;I HE) - ~ q o Gilt honestly, how niany h4urs are tkert: ip a day? If )ou used thqu all, t\\enfjfour, therle iyoyldn't be time for the rioam,~role urged by one aacl anotFel of tile profession,~l beau t ifiers. ' 000 Most sebrisha \ioriie11, I iniiiine, rise hastily to 3 Ilouse lull of cliorcs, take ,I quick shoiier or face wasl~, run,I ci2riib thr+rgIi their lochs enougli to tidy thc.111, add .\ bit of lipstick and a toucli of luor~o?t or ~ioucedress 2nd ily for the kitclieo, . - '1 llzr&tllci becgrue oi rossed in ~il~hing coffee an? oatrned!, feedjng t,ie f: children and getting at thc troning'nrid the meal,ruaking. , :--- . , uoo . -, - *. If they ~gbk iimc' f ~ s,lt$surely r bath, co~uptete ~\itli fdci~l, fo'ur'liu~idred aqd thirtytwo exercices to rduse beiy targ': pirt apJ ja$ucs ekkry underdvnt: pr(i 11 gf lj~eir :rnaforii) . , . if they gut in the upsi4e (! oyn bsluty a,iiglt., if they \\rap ed edch firigerrlnil nit11 oil- o,iLed cotton . . . if t ley i P daubed goop qn tlieir aces, put pads on their eles, piit* oil or other treqt~nenls vn tlieir hAr, or "set" or sh+~uyo~ed or gdir ~hcuirelies the ycdj~urts or. foot exercises recoll~~~~ended . . . Wt.11, slie might be niuc.11 nlore bt:L~utiful, ~hich l,doubt, but 1 tliink slie'd so011 kt. $1 be,~utiful di\ or cec. , Silt \\auld liaie to spend SO IIIUCII tiliie on I~ersclf that hubby ~iould ge!6f10 atttntior~, and don't see liow she'd ha\e time for eien one little bdt~. 000 'Ilie same sort of nonsense goes for won~err's What ' Is Loup's Goal! Edd Kellqi ' p~esident of the Loup Kiter VOX POP 'rt.e Quiz solicits letters for Entered xi second claqs mail matter at the public Po\\cr al!J Ir~igntian Uibtrict, this \leek publication frem its readers po~tofficc in <strong>Ord</strong>, Valley County, Nebraska under was quoted as t~lling farnlers in thc 1-oup Basin I ~acox last ~vcck. I was a guest. ARCADIA-Lyte L"t2, a farmer on subiects of general in. an Act of hlarc.11 3, 1879. Subscription Hates- $3 50 in Neb~~isk;~, $5 Elsewhere. they niight buy water at $1.25 an acre foot. 1 Jlrs. Kernlit Erickson and 1lrs. , heic, killed a strillre looking terest. All letters must be I Claude L e I! t z snake then brought it to Arcadia R ~ ~ , . can J ~ ~ how. ~ I Kelly apparently made the st;itement after I are leaders. where it was identified as a scar- AJkeiti\ing rates and srniple cofiy mailed upon se\.er;Il far111trs journe)ed to Columbus to dis- This club pas have letters un. let king snake. The snake was der a plume. ",,. I rcl~lle~>t. I cuss ~-OLI~'S recc~lt r~tqllest for ;iJnli~ii\tri~ti~~i of I a ~ne~nbershio of marked with alternate red and signed letters "ill no+ be - its water right along Loup 13nsin streanls. E. C. 1,eggrtt Publisher 1 12 girls, all high grey. ringc. It i? on display in published under any eirevn Kelly's offer alight strike solne as being fair. ; / schvol age. Nat- Tun~ng's Trading Post. I.:. It. Apkiog Advertising Manager i ura11y thcy $re BX0KE:N pO\V - Bou,ites this To us, re~ilelnbcring ~iliiit $1.25 an acre foot Bill Lee ... ..... hlsnaging Editor I , taking s c wing week started accepting \vooden , rvoulcl $10 to the North Loup Irrigalion J3istric.t plan to ~iichcls as legal te~ider. The nick- 1Iyra T. Bsrher ...... L . Spciety Editor here, it srilncLs of high\+ ;iy robber). practical- les are one of se\eral stunts, to, Local Approach Best KeII) 411~1 Co. are prob~bly entitled to same I ly all summer public~re, Broken Bows 75th Jubllec ;To the Editor of thc Quiz: and fall ward- ~vhich \+ill occilr this sum~~icr. The , blay we e:il)reas to soil a ~ ~ the d i~~den~nit) for b;~>in water \\hich the) presumnbl) robes. \Vork and \voqtlcn nimkcls will be redeemed , <strong>Ord</strong> Quir, the siucerc thsnks and obk 11. Play, S c 11 o o 1, LII~II J~ly 2. / zppreciation of the Study Group' put is our ix,ok the) are not entitled to 31)) i , 1 Dress Up arc the BARTLETT-A freak wind darn. tllcit have been \vSorliitlg o public illore tIi;\n it cwts to replace tlic potyer they, t\yo are atte~~lpt~n aSed a and hangar on the school conaolidaliun for &is cured outfits. presu~llahl) loss by not having i+ater. I ?'his meeting was q~voted to iorval ,Thursday ti^^ The farm plane's east tail of section here cle"th,at ner of Valley have, COUI:~~, been ~11bli~hctI for the arti- in John Evans, \iho represents Arnold 3rd ~ncasurenients, .~naterials and pat- Was smashed by falling debris. The the Qlll~, cspecl~lly the map of the Wuth Loup irrigators, belicve~ if the Ceder,il terns. Tllcse twclve will yithout was owned by B O Johnson ~ Iprop"sed district in the ~Wrel1t I gov~inr~~ent was petitioned it could supplj Kt114 a doubt, 111akc qilite a contr~but~on 2nd Evgene Plelcher, A secolld !"Up. . 1 Gar Tax Hot Air and CQ. all the po\ier it necds. to the county fair exhibit and style plane, tied outside the hangar, If the en~losccl study report hasi After banging fender, round rilbst of tlic And Mr. Ev~ns further believes the gcnc'rn- I I'evLIC. l rode the windstorm out without not come to your. attention, we ---- I nliclucst \ic are con\inced Nehr,~\L,~n\ \\111 p.1) damage. up^ it niay be of ~nterest, in that nleilt, from its Ft. Kandall dam, could do it; I was also a guest at a mceting A&SI,EY-Six of ' tell custer ~t co[itains factual information of alnloht anlthing to drike good ro,tds. cheaper than Kelly. ~i~id i\ssociates COLI~~ manu- 1 of Prosperity Seekers held at the 'co,,llty fire ~ep~rtlllenfs met llcrc ' 217 informative naturc that will en- Sc\er,~l aearbj slates, notabl) Color,ido arid LETTER'S.:WE r ~ i hE6 ~ ~ facture it. ; home ~ of ~ 111s. L Iing the ecpi\,k lent uf 25c I\ g~llun gas tax..' For another,eican~pIe ]etas take tht; New Jersey 'Turopike \vl!icl\ we travelyd Illst Je~jr from New Yvrk Citv to Washin~ton. I). C. 'ljie &s.t tp dri\e he t;~~npike is rouglil) one and one IdtlJ.centc a mile. If orir citr bent 16 niiles to the 'k;~llon that me~ris Lie paid 24c a gL1llon ia.~ to \ihi>tle along the turnpile at 70 niiles per hour, And He \ikren't alyne. Countless cars, tho ab~e~st for miles and nliles, \vere burning tbe 24c right along \\it11 11s. 'Truckers; NIIO are cc~rrelitlj mo~ning and groaning abotit tlie tax load, iieren't missing iron] tiic scene. They Here in there paling their share for the serene highway. Digestiog the above riiakes us 1vonJer if 111oct of tile current complaint on tiigll ga\oljne taxes im't so much hot air. And inste,id of our state highu~y departn~e~it Irjing to et us to p ~ 1 y c 3 gallon tax for better ro.tc(.s it s f ioulJ sl~p on 10c or 1Sc. - ?hen it cduld go out presu~~ably arid bu~ld us a tuiripike to connect every Nebr~skd co\lnty SZJI toun. ,. - i Of cogrse 15s per gallon gG?s tax isn't practical, you'll argue. But just wd~t. We'll remind IOU how yr.~ctical it is uhen you button-hole us ty tell gbout lour vacation. .- . -- . - - ~o~~ it really \rant Illore po\\.er to ,ell'? , 1 was-each lllade her o\v~l, is ready and needs only equipment To (he Editor: Or is its go:)! the cash enslnvcnltnt of every - - -- - ~~- . .. - - - 1 It bias fun and the salad was good :to start pumping. S a r i r e * Unless h~ls1,rllJ.s e)is are differ. - as \\.ell as attractive. . ,dents have been rationing water t o ent than \,.iie.;, they j;ist Loup Uasi~i irrigator? can.t be 'kee~.en0u9h Qn ha?d for fires. *- seen if the \+if~ is lyillg in a ditch Attention, 4-11 ills elul, leadlrs! GKEE1~EY - Fire a beside a road Don't ask me how I, When You and ,r\,o illlPorta1l~ are collilng large bar11 at the Elincr Dlitchcr k~ioiv, I just do and the haf(l ray. lhings lo ~eiember otslmn 111) next week - Denlonstration \Vec!llcsday. 'The bla~e 110 e, if you ever try it, there 1s . ,. I Viere Young 'rriiilii~lg nncl Judging Day, Training Tuesday, Day June in 14th Bro- ; ~ ~ ~ ~ haw ~ beell g , starled t o by \.rrer in the ditch. C 1 While the four Alnericiin pilots, shot do\tn The structure a ' According (9 ]ale ~ i ~ k "lass Of quri~ig the Ki~reiin W;ir, and freed fro!ii Red fro,?, the Files oj kc" ao\V. Friday. slanlrs 0~11, reached the scent, Sollie hay, a a glo\v s1~111ar to the one so Chinese jails on Xlenlorial Day, \\ere a're both important tra~nillg ses- 1 nielltioned The Quiz) Sions try to bring as laany cultivator, a 30 r 34 building, and in cOul" acquainted with their fa~niiies at the By Myra Barber bers as yo11 can. I farm tools \\ere destroyed . . . . be seen in the valley near the' rrncie~\,o~~s arranged by the US ~ovcrnillent, tt\e mad% , Meniberr of 1-11 Boss c~ub you. ' 'lr. 2l1d llrs, Everett y:i ~~~~~~~~; ~'~$~dl~,l~~;y ~ ~ i l l f ~ ~ ~ o ~ ~ ~ ~ conteq(ion to ,+]lolI1 Sllollld llLite CreJlt in the \vi1ldo\vi SEVENTY FIVE YEARS AGO too, are \v~~eomc to come to. the ied ~I~QY are clorinb( dcIllonstratlon trainillg sessions, , Ihe;~tre until further notice, '[he go On 'O his 'lolnyat thv Fdge of . . .. t fqr their rele;~se. thc hllls. \vIly llot \vork up a delnonstration find, pl.~!~1.a111 \\'as S ~ U \ V I ' ~ L I C S C ~ ~ ~ :,. ..... '8 Meantiliie, in Geneva, US Consul General on rope tyino making a la~np, etc. e"e"ln8. I Jack Swearenger \\,as l~uriedato~ eolllP 1 sllgL LIE hoiV to do it? 1 ST.PAUL At the city council /this hill callcd liaq~)~ J?c,k, . Tl~e' I'ranlilin C. Conen has been talking \\it11 S1it.n , -- , ' meet,ns Tuesday, four beer tav. lL'~loiv" could be h~s splr~l being Ping, Ked China's consul general, about 63 other : 1 J~~ric is Dairy hlonth, so once i ems v~iced a request for sunday I chased by the Indians. Anieiic;~ns helci in di~rance vile, and \\horn the 1 again \ve announce milk is one of sales. The questioll will be decid- Neva Gebhardt State Deyartnient says it 113s "sonle reason to the best footfs you can get. Good ed at the next city election. believe . . . are aliie." for far~ncrs too. ~aily amounts SC'OTII\ - ~ilicelit ~~h!Is~ll, 27 ~ u go
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