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THE MADRID HERALD, MADRID, NEBRASKA JANUARY II. 1857 POUR The resources of land' and water art subject to severe limitations aa to present use and future expansion. Only a doctor can diagnose cancer. But knowledge of cancers seven 'danger signals can take you to the doqtor in time for the best chance for curt, says the American Cancer card of Thanks We wish to take this of thanking everyone who remembered ue with cards of sympathy and flowers at the time of the passing of our father. Mr.

and Mrs. Clair Shirley and family BTRON Lorr HDi. SFKAK AT LOAN MEETING 1 Byron Lopp, publicity director of the Central Bank A Trust Co. of Denver, win be the speaker at the annual meeting of the Ogallala National Farm Loan Association to bo held in Ogallala on Friday. Febr.

Ith at the Bks Club. Mr. Lopp has 'appeared on proj(rsms in this locality on previous occasions and has proven his reputation as an outstanding speaker and entertainer. The meeting of these members of tha Ogallala Association which is affiliated with the Federal Land Bank of Omaha will commence with a free dinner for the members and their families. The Ogallala Association territory coverr the four counties of Deuel, Keith, Perkins and Arthur, i Oscar Hanson and Tom Brown are the present directors from Perkins County.

Try' Herald Wantada membership in non agricultural industries rase from 13.4 per cent to 34.0 per cent almost triple. But tince 1047 and passage of the Taft-Hartley Act although then has been an increase of about 8.000,000 in tha tabor force. the. Unions have been able to increase their membership only approximately 2100.000, which is very discouraging from the Labor viewpoint President Eisenhower to expected to renew one suggestion he made in 1934 which he has termed "union and that is the provisions that "economic" Strikers, or those who strike for wage demands, have no job protection at the end of a strike and they can be replaced and lose their voting rights. The Employers can bring in new beta and vote a union out of existence insofar as bargaining rights are concerned.

The President would give these strikers the right to vote in subsequent elections. The Issue, how-ever is not considered important enough to open up the taw to tha risk of qrideipraad and new crippling amendments. The Democratic platform calls for a repeal of the Taft-Hartley Act But with the voting strength so dote in tM Congress, the protabor Democratic liberals era not stnog enough to berry our repeal in the face of a majority of Repub-: licans and the Conservative southern Democrats who vote with them. They were etrang enough to get it in the platform however, So Labor as an entity may watt until UN before making a move on Taft-Hartley repeat THE 83th Congress' likely will do little if anything in the way of amending the Taft-Hartley Labor Law. President Eisenhower.

as he did in WSt likely will end the Congress a special message on the amendment! he desires in the. Act hut if these changes follow his. recommendations In M54, labor opposition will I defeat them as they did then as opening the wsy to worse labor abuses than Labor claimr the present act contains. Thif Oon-- grass seems to be a mite more liberal than the last Congress, but these liberals are not strong enough to push through any real changes for the benefit of Labor. Labor particularly chafes under the provision of the set which makes possible the restrictive "right to work state laws.

This provision has been used in the South with especially adverse effect on organisation of labor unions throughout the South. Whether the Taft-Hartley Act Is a "slave labor" act aa some Labor Unions claim is a moot question. But as a matter of practical realism Labor Unions have not farad well since the Act wee passed fas mid-lM7 in increasing union strength. First they lost the dosed shop. And some targe business interests would not only liks to strengthen Section 14-b of the Act which coven the State right-to-worfc laws but also would like to set the union shop abolished by direct federal taw.

Under the 13 yean of the old! Wagner Act union membership soared from mere 3,723,000 in ItSS to I4J74.000 to 10W and union ff From Mrs. Ariknr Green, Bradley, lUiaaii: I remember when there were very few commodities coming to us from tha local stores. We milked cows, oh, many cows. I could milk long before I wee old enough to go to schooL The butter not consumed was carefully molded pound patties, stored In the freeze pit" of the well and marketed on Saturday, Eggs were also traded or old tor ciih. In the fell, dad took the wheat to the mill at Perry sv file and traded It for flour.

Likewise the com was traded for meaL Maple stup was made at a sugar grove near our house. Apples, pears, potatoes and onions were stored in the cellar. Sweet corn was dried as was a portion of beef. The winter supply of pork was home smoked and stored. Some of It was salted down.

Cabbage and 1 turnips were cached In the garden, well covered with straw. Sugar was purchased by the barrel, at the beginning tof tha canning season. Coffee came in the whole grains and are ground It In a little square grinder held on our lap, Later, Mom pur-chased a fueler -one which wea fastened to the wall. fad Morgan, Los Argotes: I remember the distance I walked to school was three miles, round trip. I remember the Mg baskets of erasers filled with chalk duet that were bended to me to take outside and dean.

Today kids have steam heated, sir coaled schools end bps that stops at tha door for them. But, who knows, fffty years from now today's children will look beck and say, "Those wore the rugged old days." THOUGH the fable say a he lost the race to the creeping turtle, the lowly hare, rabbit or cottontail, ns you prefer, is feat on his feet swift as can be as befits Americas most popular game animal. The occasional news stories about vUtayers organizing "stick" brigades to combat tha invasion of hungry hares la sametiling of Joke to the average nimrod who has to tramp the leapedeza fields end stomp tha brush piles to even get a shot aa Mr. CottonUti. In areas when rabbits an more than plentiful, soma hunters get few.

or none at ati. because they aren't arise to the ways of their quarry. The inexperienced rabbit hunter usually makes several mistakes he moves too fast, thereby walking over more rabbits than he sees; he doesn't check the most likely places (walking through a field isn't to get your quota of rsbbit, cover thoroughly); be shoots too tost at game that jumps beneath his feet: often blasts away at game that is wen outside effective killing range. Too much noise means fewer rabbits. Kick a brush pile when you reach it, but don't stumble through the woods.

Dont walk too fast Take a few steps, pause and took about you. If you hurry. the wise bunny will huddle in a weed patch or some other cover add let you pass right on by. When you pause, he becomes auspicious and decides to make hie dash for. a new hiding place.

A shot made in halts is apt to be a poor shot either way it's usually a miss but even if is a hit at extremely does range, the km is so thonfUhly damaged as to make it hardly worth lugging in a gems bag. REMEMBER' lYTRIOUIWntS WORDS jHoJgHts HE'LL talk. TO 100.1 mines jt mm r4fl FOR5 SALE SPECIALS 100 lbs. good spuds Fresh roastiiw chickens 30c lb. We handle au kinds of feed for cattle, hogs and chickens.

Eds Produce, Madrid. 3tc odea equipment and supplies, also rentals. Modern Office Equipment, Ogallala Nebr. ti rence Cox, Elsie, Nebr. hams Dairy, Grant, Nebr.

phone 17. We deliver. 4t Madrid. Madrid.1 ltp SpinetN. Piano-full keyboard-window display model-big discount down will deliver.

Write at once to Midwest Plano Grand Island, Nebr. 2tc BARGAIN: An Electric Singer Sewing Machine. Want responsible person to take over 5 payments of $3.74. This machine complete with buttonholer, applique, zipper, mending, and darner attachment, and new guarantee. Will discount for.

cash. Write Credit Mgr. 1728 St Marys Ave, Omaha, Nebr He ESTRAYED STRAYS): One black cocker spaniel and oqe Mown colored dog. If seen notify John Koa-mlcki, Madrid. ltp STRAYED: Shepherd dog, no collar, white mi right side of neck, tame left front foot.

Reward. Ed TJaden, Madrid. ltp MW PM Chsecetior of eschof ear Harold MaemUUn, CL Great Britain's KFv 'rTT via WIHC, WCmUITL WOHLB By FRANKLIN J. ME1XE Editor, The American Peoples Earyclepedla Husky Slid hungry that's a capsule description of Americas school children. Under the Special School Milk program, children In 13,323 schools drank 1 billion 400 million half-pints milk during the past fiscal year.

The federal government paid out $40 million i for program, and a total of 173 million has hem authorised for the current fiscal year. 4 It stm comes as a surprise to know that with the exception of April 30. UN the 100th anniversary of the constitution 4htm never has hem a national holiday to this country. La. ana proclaimed by Congress.

As a result, end by declarations by the various state governors or legislatures, there ere only seven public holidays observed by an the states. Tbsy Mtw Tears Day, Washington's birthday. Independence Day. Labor Day. Armistice Day.

Thanksgiving end Christmas. preening activity of a bird to in pert an effort to Una up tha todlvidual barb millioni of smat on Ha feathers so that the larbs interlock. When people puH tie apparent "membrane" of a feather apart they conclude they have rained H. Not so; the bird eould hook up egeto good as mk. This probably to nature's original sippev.

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