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customers service and satisfaction;
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Tlie concave-botlom, tclf-centcring bowl in the NEW
Do Laval Ctcam Separator is the biggest advance in separator
construction in 30 years.
It lias greater capacity without increasing either the size or
the speed, and it is so supported upon the detached spindle that
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Friday, Feb. 14
Commencing Ht
130 HEAD OF STOCK - 130
20 Head of Horses and Mules
1 extra Rood yeorllng Jack; 1 teum horses wtSCOO; 1 tiny tnaro A
yrs old, vt 1300; 1 bay mare 10 yrs old, wt 1301); 1 bay mure 8 yrs old,
wt 1300; I gray niaro 4 yrs old, wt 1200; 1 team buy marcH, well match
ed, wt 1200, in foul to Jack; 1 bay mare wt 1200, In foal to horse; 1
team well-mutcked sorrel mares, 'J and 3 yrs old; 1 black mare wt 1200;
1 brown horse- 4 yrs old, wt 1100, 1 team grey mules 8 aud 0 yrs old, wt
2C0U; 1 mule coming 3 yrs old, wt 1000; 2 yrl mules; 2 spring roaro colts
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35 Head Of Cattle Consisting of fresh cows, some fresh soon'
and spring calves.
71 Head Of HogS 1 registered Duroe male hog; To shoats wt from
50 to 150 pounds.
Farm Machinery, Etc. 100 iu of extra good yoiiow com, 50 per
cent of this wilt make good seed; 1 U. H. cream separator; 1 Do
Lavel cream separator; I new Ohio cultivator; 1 new Deering
grain binder; 1 McCormlck grain binder; 1 low-wheel track
wagon; 1 wagon with box; 1 3-section harrow; 1 2 row woeder; 1
Western Belle listeer; 1 set extra good single harness; 1 set doablo
buggy harness; 1 set work hnrness; 1 bicycle, and other articles.
This machinery is all in good running order. MISCELLANE
OUS AUTIOLES-25 pair 1 miles and ohildrons shoes; 200 lbs
Colorado Pinto beans; 1 cement mixer with 2 h, p. engine at
tached, In good shape.
TERMS 10 mo, at 10 por cent. No property removed until settled for
W. R. Wonderly & Son,
AUCTIONEERS
GEO. R. McCRARY, Clerk
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it will run true and do pcrlcci worK
even after long and hard wear.
It has fewer discs than the old
type bow). All discs arc unnumbered
and interchangeable. Discs are
cnulkcd only on one side. The milk
distributing device is removable. It's
easier to wash than ever before.
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entered In tho I'ostolllcc at lied Cloud, Nob
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F. L. BROWNE, Edilof nd Mai.(,e
CUK ONLY DICMOCHAIIU PAl'KK IN
WEHHTKIl COUNTY
A Hastings paper reports
"geese flying north." The sa
lubrious weather of last month
must have got on tneir nerves.
The big Pillsbury flour mills
at Minneapolis, have shut down
because of over supply of flour
on hand. They claim they
have no market for it. As a
partial explanation we venture
to add "At the price demanded."
Speaking of "reform legisla
tion," during the ten years last
past Nebraska has taken the
lead in such matters as child
labor legislation, protection of
female labor, workmen's com
pensation, regulation of public
service corporations, temper
ance reforms, etc.
General Foch is reported as
wishing he could have had a
few days more in which to deal
the Prussian military system a
final blow. At the signing of
the armistice he had 500,000 of
the enemy soldiers trapped in a
pocket where escape .seemed
impossible. Perhaps this was
one reason why Germany
capitulated.
All we are asked lo dowhen
we arc asked to subscribe to
the Fifth Liberty Loan is to
lend to the United States Gov
ernment the money that saved
the lives of hundreds of thou
sands of American boys that
would have died had the war
continued another year. That
is all. We are not asked to
give; we are asked to lend our
money, the money that saved
American blood. It seems to
me that in that though there is
a real appeal to the heart.
The groundhog had no chance
to see his shadow and will there
fore remain out of doors the
rest of-the season. Justitto
start something in the line of
argument yoitf attention is call
ed, to the fact !that Easier does
not arrive until April 20th, ex
tremely late, and the end of
the lenten period is' popularly!
supposed to be the beginning of
spring. This presages a late
spring season the groundhog
affair signifies an early one.
The ouestiori is before the
house. Are there any remarks
to olferV
It is related that a dispute
once arose relative to the pro
ficiency of two noted liars.
Some prize money was put up
and a contest arranged. The
first man started with "There
was once a poor Nebraska farm
er" "Give him the money" in
terrupted number two, "There
is no such thing as a poor Ne
braska farmer." Which re
minds us of the preacher who
announced that his subject for
the Sunday evening service
would be "Liars" and added "We
hope there will be a large num
ber present at this service."
Our Right To Be Proud
The Fourth Liberty Loan ended
with the largest amount of money ever
raised nnywhere, ever subscribed at
,any onetime, ntid with more-persons'
'subscribing than to any oilier lo.an or
project in the history of the world,
Such mag liflcent achievement could
be attributed to nothing else tlinn tho
loyalty and willing sacrifice of an ar
roused people, determined to back
their Government to the limit of their
ability, by lending every dollar needed
to win the war for u just and right
eous cause.
The unprecedented record of a 260.
mllllon dollar war loan quota oversub
scribed by nearly 30 million dollars
proves there is apparently no limit to
tho Tenth Federal Reserve District
war work. And now that the neces
sity arises for a Fifth aud last Liberty
Loan to finish the job, bring the boys
homo and squaie accounts, this record
should bo broken just as the Tenth
Fedoral Ueservo Distriot has bcon
broaking records of production of war
necessities evor since hostilities begau.
Ourbraye American soldiers "over
thoro" boat back tho enemy, smashed
military records, and won the right to
near their well. earned laurels, So
the peoole here at home, who backed
them to win a victory so glorious, and
are going to bade them with money
until the last man is homo, will bo en
titled to display their patriotic prido.
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Nebraska loads nil llin Ktntivq in llin
Union in the per cdpitaorodiiotion ot
corn, wuoat, uiiuiiu, purir. ueor, out
ter and eggrf.
Special
Beginning Saturday, February 8th, We Are Go
ing to Offer Reductions on the Following Goods:
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Discount Uvercoats
1 0 Discount on Ail Fur Overcoats
Men's and Boyn' Sweaters
10 Discount
Men's Leather Vests
10 Discount
Men'u and Hoys' Mackinaws
10 Discount
Men's Wool Shirts
15 Discount
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Victory Liberty Loan
The Fifth Llbeity Loan is to be tin
Victory Libeity Loan. Tho bondharc
to lie offered for sale to the Amciicaii
people to providu rcvonui"? needed to
complete I he job Therefore, it Is to
bo the lust' of tho series of Libert
Loiiuh.
TJie size of the lonti is to bo deteriiiin
ed by the financial needs of the t!ov
ernment at the timo it is offered; but
it will not bo much smaller', if any,
than the Fourth Liberty Loan, which
wus for $0,000,000,000.
How long the bonds aro to run, the
rate of Interest tlicy aro to liear, just
what kind of bonds the Government
will put out, are , matters' to be deter
luincdby the -Secrota'ry of the Uuited
Statej5,T'8iiry t
Die date for the opening of the
campaign foe subscriptions to the Vlcj
tqry Liberty Loan cannot at this timf
be foretold. It probably will be "111
April,, ,p , ," 4
Pointers About Nebraska
'The largest smelter of line ores in
the United States, or in the world for
that matter, is at Omaha, Its output
in 1018 was in excess or S17,0oO,0OU.
The spring wheat average in wit
em Xebiaslsa will bo tremendously in
creased this beaxm Iiu:ieiio areis
of vbgiii prairi" hodhave been turned
by tiuetor during tho ast eighteen
'pionth", and most of this acieage will
bo sown lo sptlng wheat. Some, ho
ovor, will have a Hr&t yeur eiop of llax.
Cheyenne, Kimbull and Iiauner coun
ties are in the lt'iul in the nialtcr of
new acreage brought under cultiva
tion during the last two or ihreeyears.
For a five year period extending
from 1012 to lOlU, statistics compiled
by the federal department of agricul
ture show that Nebraska ranked sixth
among the states in the total produc
Hon of thirteen agricultural products,
namely: corn, wheat, oats, rice, pota
toes, sweet potatoes, tame hay, tobacco
and lint cotton. The states ranked in
the following order: Texas, Iowa, Illi
nois, Kansas, Ohio, Nebraska. But
that does noUtalUthe story. Nebras
ka, the sixtli state in total production,
was the first state in per capita pro
duction. Kansas with 32 per cent
more population exceeded Nebraska
in total production by less than U per
cent.
California has a law under which
counties or associations of counties
may appropriate a certain amount per
capita for advertising purposes, usually
amounting to from 2 to s cents per
capita. Tho result is that California
is tho best advertised state in the
Unlsn and growing in population and
wealth at un amazing rate. Yet Ne
braska enjoys a climate that is health
ful and invigorating, and boasts of
some of the finest scenery on the con
tinent. In tho production of every
thing that mankind needs to suslalu
life and mako it enjoyable, Nebraska
far excells California. California's an
nual wheat crop would scarcely pro.
vide the seed for one year's sowing in
Nobraska. Nebraska's annual corn
crop is worth more than (California's
annual fruit crops. Every forty days
Nebraska luVis lay so many eggs that
California's annual output of goln and
silver would not purchase them. Cali
fornia boasts of great fishing indus
tries, yet a thirty days output of Ne
braska butter Is worih more than
California's annual fisheries output.
'Farming the fertile soil is Nebraska's
chief industry; farming the tourist" Is
fal'fornla's chief industry. '
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The Nebraska Ilolstoin Breeders
Association will hold a combination
Bhow and'sulo at Omaha February
10-12.
Tho Farmers Educational and Co
operative Union will hold Its annual
convention in Omaha, February 11
13. Tho Nebraska Union Co-operative-Insurance
Co meets in conjunction.
The Nebraska Bar Association will
hold Its annual convention in Omalfft1
February 18-20
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